Biden's employees have mixed feelings after resigned declaration
Joe Biden's employees have mixed feelings after his resignation statement and speechThe employees of Joe Biden have mixed feelings after his resignation statement and speech, according to the White House Press Secretary, Karine Jean-Pierre, who spoke to the "Washington Post." She added: "It was very hard. It's an emotional moment for all, including for me."
21:12 Harris and Trump are almost even in the latest surveyAccording to a New York Times and Siena College survey, Donald Trump is almost even with Kamala Harris. Trump receives 48 percent, Harris receives 46 percent, it is stated, referring to the poll. The margin of error is 3.3 percentage points. A total of 1142 registered voters were surveyed nationwide. This result is a significant improvement for the Democrats compared to the Times/Siena survey from early July, which put Joe Biden six percentage points behind.
20:45 Former advisor: Israelis were disappointed in Netanyahu's speechThe Israeli population has shown disappointment in Netanyahu's speech before the US Congress, according to a former advisor to the Israeli Foreign Ministry. In an interview with "Sky News," Laura Blumenfeld said: "There is a real difference between his lofty rhetoric yesterday and the grim statistics and reality in Israel." The speech did not go well overall. "The Israelis were disappointed with this speech. They say it was a speech for an American audience," she added. Apparently, the Israelis did not hear what they wanted to hear. "Namely that he [Netanyahu] has taken responsibility for the attacks on October 7."
20:10 Trump calls Harris a "radical Marxist"The Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has once again attacked Vice President Kamala Harris. On his Truth Social platform, Trump calls Harris a "radical left Marxist," for whom the USA "is not ready." Trump had previously labeled Harris as "radically left" and blamed her for "errors in the Biden administration."
19:50 Biden meets Netanyahu in the Oval OfficeJoe Biden met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the Oval Office. The Israeli prime minister thanked the president for his support for Israel over the past 50 years and expressed his enthusiasm for cooperation between the two in the coming months, according to Reuters.
19:20 Yellen: Biden has restored the good reputation of the USAUS Finance Minister Janet Yellen praised Joe Biden for his economic policy. In her first public comments on Biden's withdrawal from the campaign, the former Fed chairwoman said Biden had restored the good reputation of the USA in the world. The high growth rates of the economy were no coincidence. Since Biden took office, 15.7 million jobs have been created. This has also supported the world economy. Yellen added on the sidelines of the G20 Finance Ministers' Meeting in Rio de Janeiro that the data on GDP and inflation in the second quarter had confirmed that the USA was on track. The likely Democratic presidential candidate, Kamala Harris, would continue the core issues of the Biden administration, according to Yellen. She understood what was necessary on the international stage.
18:50 Harris' stepdaughter counters "Cat woman" remarks from Vance
After J.D. Vance called Kamala Harris "miserable" and a "childless cat woman," Harris' stepdaughter speaks out. In her Instagram Story, Ella Emhoff writes: "How can one be 'childless' when I have such sweet kids like Cole and me? She adds: "I love my three parents." Ella Emhoff is the biological child of Harris' husband Doug Emhoff. His ex-wife condemned Vance's remarks about Harris earlier. Harris is described as "loving, caring, protective, and always present" in her role as a parent.
18:20 Harris: We want to ban weapons and they want to ban books
In her speech before the American Federation of Teachers in Houston, Kamala Harris first praised US President Joe Biden. His speech in the Oval Office shows "what true leadership looks like." Harris then thanked the American Federation of Teachers (AFT) and called them "a proud product of public education." Harris criticized the "conservative culture warriors" who want to limit instruction on ethnicity and gender. "We want to ban assault weapons and they want to ban books. Can you imagine that?," Harris said and added: "They have the audacity to tell teachers they should strap themselves with a weapon in the classroom." Harris received much applause from the teachers and union members for her remarks.
17:55 Harris condemns "despicable" actions at Washington protest
Kamala Harris condemned some actions during the protests in Washington the previous day. In response to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's speech before Congress, some demonstrators and demonstrators tore down and burned the American flag. "Yesterday in Washington D.C. we saw despicable actions from unpatriotic protesters and dangerous, hate-fueled rhetoric," Harris said. Pro-Hamas graffiti and rhetoric are despicable and "should not be tolerated in our country." She added: "I condemn the burning of the American flag. This flag is a symbol of our highest ideals as a nation and represents the promise of America."
17:25 Trump allegedly disparaged people with disabilities
Fred C. Trump III accuses his uncle Donald Trump of disparaging people with disabilities. In his book "All in the Family: The Trumps and How We Got Here," which comes out next week, Fred Trump writes about a meeting with his uncle during Trump's presidency in 2020. The former president is said to have commented on people with disabilities: "The condition they're in, all the costs, maybe these types of people should just be allowed to die." The relationship between Fred Trump and his uncle has been strained since then. According to his own statements, Fred Trump's nephew himself has a child with disabilities. Trump is reported to have said about this child: "I don't know. He doesn't recognize you. Maybe you should just let him die and move to Florida." The corresponding passages of the book were previously leaked by "The Times" Magazine. Trump has not responded to a request for comment.
17:00 Trump: Israel must end war "quickly"
The republican US presidential candidate Donald Trump urged for a quick end to the Gaza War and the release of hostages from Hamas's grip, a day before his planned meeting with the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. "Israel must end the war 'quickly'," Trump said in an interview with the US broadcaster Fox. In addition, the country needs to improve its public relations, Trump criticized in the conversation those who protested against Netanyahu's speech before the US Congress.
16:40 Biden praises himself and Harris for growing economy
US President Joe Biden praised the report on the growing Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in the US. He also mentioned his Vice President Kamala Harris. "When I took office, we were in the midst of the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression. Today's GDP report shows that we now have the strongest economy in the world," Biden said, according to the "Washington Post." "Thanks to Vice President Harris and me, our economy grew by a robust 2.8 percent in the last quarter, which is based on strong American consumers and business investments." Biden also highlighted that the government had created nearly 16 million jobs, wages had risen, and inflation was decreasing.
16:20 Trump announces third book "Save America"
The republican presidential candidate Donald Trump announced the publication of another book. "I'm excited to announce the release of my new book 'Save America'," he wrote on his Truth Social platform. Regarding his previous works, it is "the best of all" - "especially considering we're now living in a failing nation," the text continues. The book is scheduled to be released on September 3, according to the publisher.
15:50 "Republican Voters Against Trump" launch campaign for Harris support
The group "Republican Voters Against Trump" has launched a poster campaign for Kamala Harris' support. The $500,000 campaign's posters can be seen in the US states of Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania. They feature originally republican voters, both men and women, who will support Harris in the election campaign. "I'm a former Trump voter. I'm a gun owner. I'm voting for Harris," one poster reads. The group aims to convince republican voters to vote against Donald Trump, as he is "unfit" for the presidency and threatens democracy. "He will lead America down one of the darkest paths in our history," the group's homepage states.
15:20 Pelosi supports Harris: "Don't be fooled"
The former Speaker of the House of Representatives, Nancy Pelosi, expressed her support for Joe Biden's leadership and Kamala Harris. "We are still blessed with the leadership of President Biden," Pelosi said at a press conference in Washington. Regarding Biden's speech the previous day, she added, "He passed the torch with eloquence and vision." Harris stands for "strength and determination," Pelosi continued. "She is a deeply religious person who selflessly serves the public." Pelosi urged the public, "Don't be fooled- she is a politically astute president."
14:55 Jennifer Aniston criticizes Mike Pence for his comments about Kamala Harris
Jennifer Aniston has criticized Mike Pence for his comments about Kamala Harris. The Republican vice presidential candidate referred to Harris as "miserable" and a "childless woman." In her Instagram Story, Aniston writes that she "really can't believe" such comments are coming from a potential next Vice President of the USA. She adds: "Mr. Vance, I pray that your daughter has the luck of having her own children one day. I hope she doesn't have to resort to artificial insemination as a second option. Because they're trying to take that away from her too."
14:30 Biden as Lame Duck: "Nothing will happen in the USA until January 2025"
Since his withdrawal from the bid for the presidency, Biden has been referred to as a "lame duck" in the White House. What does this mean for the USA and what are Harris' chances in the race against Trump? NTV discusses these and other questions with US expert Simon Wendt.
13:59 First campaign video released: Harris makes Beyonce's "Freedom" her anthem
Under the title "We Choose Freedom" (We choose freedom), Kamala Harris, the potential Democratic candidate, has released her first campaign video on social media. In the video, the former California Attorney General announces that for her, the rights and freedoms of US citizens are the main issues of the election in November. In the campaign ad, which is set to the song "Freedom" by Beyoncé, Harris portrays Trump and his allies as people who "think we should be a country of chaos, fear, and hate." Harris urges US citizens to join her and "choose something else." "We believe in the promise of America and we are ready to fight for it," she adds. "Because if we fight, we win. So join us."
13:30 Jaeger: Harris could give Trump a serious advantage
Just a few days into the race, Harris is in the front row among Democrats in the battle for the White House, and Trump is openly criticizing her with insults and lies, according to political analyst Thomas Jaeger's assessment. However, Harris could seriously threaten Trump.
12:47 Jill Biden arrives in Paris for the Olympic Games
Jill Biden has arrived in Paris. At her first public appearance since her husband's withdrawal from the presidential bid, Jill Biden was seen with her husband. Then, the First Lady boards a plane for Paris. To the opening ceremony of the Olympic Summer Games on July 26, the President's wife is visiting the French capital to encourage US athletes and athletes.
11:55 Biden calls for unity in the US
In a post on the online service X, US President Joe Biden has called for unity in the US. He writes: "We just need to hold on to our faith and remember who we are. We are the UNITED STATES of America." There's nothing we can't accomplish, Biden believes, "if we do it together."
11:20 Video goes viral: Allegations against Kamala HarrisJ.D. Vance stated in an interview on Fox News' "Tucker Carlson Tonight" in 2021 that Harris and other Democrats, including Buttigieg and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, didn't have a "real direct interest" in the future of the USA because they were "childless people." Three years later, Vance is the Republican vice-presidential candidate in the 2024 presidential elections. During the campaign, the accusation from three years ago is being heavily promoted to discredit potential Democratic candidate Harris. A video from the interview is going viral. Fewer than 25 million people have viewed the video in just a few days. Kamala Harris does not have children of her own. She is a stepmother to her husband Cole Emhoff's two children.
10:37 "RealClearPolitics"-Poll shows Trump leading HarrisAccording to the latest calculations by "RealClearPolitics," the Republican candidate, Donald Trump, is currently leading in the polls for the 2024 US presidential elections on November 5. "RealClearPolitics" shows the average of various data collections from different media companies. These are national polls, not polls from individual states. However, they are currently very volatile. The race could be close. The difference in polling between Trump and the potential Democratic presidential candidate, Kamala Harris, is currently less than two percentage points according to "RealClearPolitics."
09:55 "Wall Street Journal": Trump could lose to HarrisRegarding the new scenario that Vice President Kamala Harris may run for president instead of Joe Biden for the Democrats, the "Wall Street Journal" writes: "The Democrats are rallying behind Kamala Harris as a presidential candidate with renewed energy. (...) The United States now has a presidential race that Trump and the Republicans could lose." Harris campaigns skillfully as a future against the past, as a new generation against the old, according to the "Wall Street Journal."
09:13 ntv-Reporter: Republicans were caught off guard by BidenIn his first speech since announcing his decision not to run for re-election, Biden spoke of the United States as a fateful choice for democracy and did not address the discussions about his age. This may have surprised the Republicans, according to ntv-Reporter Stephan Richter.
08:30 Harris' emotional thank you: Biden's legacy is unmatchedIn a post on platform X, US Vice President and potential Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris thanked Joe Biden for his enduring service to the nation. It has been an honor to serve as Vice President by Joe Biden's side, Harris says in the statement. Joe Biden has achieved more in his entire career and in the last three and a half years than any other president in modern US history, Harris says, after Biden announced his retirement from the presidency. "During his presidency, he has already surpassed the legacies of most presidents who served two terms," she continues. She is grateful for his support in the US election campaign. Similarly, she had already expressed her gratitude at her first appearance in the White House after Biden's withdrawal. At the end, she says, it is an honor to be able to count on Biden's support in the US election campaign.
07:27 NBC: Obama publicly supports Harris for presidency
According to a media report by NBC News, citing sources privy to the conversations, former US President Barack Obama will publicly endorse Vice President Kamala Harris as the Democratic presidential candidate. Obama has already privately supported Harris' candidacy and maintains regular contact with her. Plans for joint campaign appearances are also reportedly in the works. However, specific dates for these events have not been finalized yet. A statement from the Obama Foundation is not yet available.
06:31 Trump calls Harris his "new victim"
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump attacked his apparent opponent in the US presidential race, Vice President Kamala Harris, during a speech in North Carolina. Trump referred to the Democrat as his "new victim, whom I must defeat" and accused Harris of deceiving the public about President Joe Biden's ability to run for a second term. The rally in Charlotte, North Carolina, was Trump's first public campaign event since Biden announced his withdrawal from the 2024 race. Trump's sharp rhetoric suggests that the next phase of the campaign could be particularly brutal and personal.
04:30 Congress committee to draw lessons from Trump attack
The US House of Representatives plans to investigate the failure of security services during the attack on Donald Trump. The House chamber voted to establish a bipartisan committee tasked with this mission. The voting result of 416 Yes votes with no opposing votes underscores the widespread outrage over the possibility of such an attack. Republican House Speaker Kevin McCarthy commented, "Security has no party affiliation in protecting our nation."
02:53 Biden praises Harris in highest terms
In his address to the nation, President Joe Biden recommended Vice President Kamala Harris as a replacement candidate for the November election. "She has experience. She is tough. She is capable," Biden said of his vice president. Harris has been an "incredible partner" for him during his tenure and a strong leader for the country, Biden added. "The decision is now in your hands, the American people."
02:15 Biden announces withdrawal: Defending democracy is more important than title
President Joe Biden announced his withdrawal from the presidential race in a speech to the nation from the Oval Office of the White House. "I am passing the baton to a new generation," Biden said. "This is the best way to unite our nation." Biden emphasized, "Defending democracy is more important than any title." The 81-year-old Democrat drew strength from this and found joy in serving the American people. "It's not about me. It's about you. Your families. Your future."
01:55 Trump: Harris is more liberal than Bernie SandersTrump, who is not yet defeated in his presidential campaign, is already warming up against his potential opponent, Kamala Harris: For the past three and a half years, she has been the ultra-liberal driving force behind every single Biden catastrophe, the Republican said at a campaign event in Charlotte, North Carolina. "Kamala Harris is the most liberal elected politician in American history. Did you know that she is an ultra-liberal politician?", Trump asked. Harris is "absolutely terrible" and even more liberal than the left-wing politician Bernie Sanders. The 59-year-old is unfit to lead the country. "She will destroy our country", so Trump to his supporters.
01:14 Harris is looking for a potential running mateThe presumptive Democratic presidential candidate, Kamala Harris, has begun the search for a "running mate". Approximately a dozen candidates for the vice presidential nomination are being tested, sources report. This is one of the most important decisions of Harris' presidential campaign. So far, the debate has focused mainly on four names: Senator Mark Kelly from Arizona, Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro, Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear, and his colleague Roy Cooper in North Carolina. To the extended list of potential candidates whom Harris' campaign team has requested information from, according to sources, belong Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg, Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo, Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker, Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer, and Minnesota Governor Tim Walz.
00:22 Leading Republicans warn party friends against racist comments about HarrisLeading Republican representatives in the House, including Speaker Mike Johnson, have called on their party colleagues not to comment on Vice President Harris' descent. A series of Republicans had made her gender and her heritage as the daughter of an Indian immigrant and a father from Jamaica an issue in their attacks on Harris. In a closed-door meeting, Johnson and others urged their colleagues to focus on Harris' political achievements and her time in office instead of attacking her identity, as reported by the "Wall Street Journal".
23:13 Democrats want to nominate Harris before the party convention in mid-AugustThe Democrats plan to nominate their presidential candidate virtually before the party convention in mid-August. The responsible committee of the Democratic Party has approved this procedure. The "Washington Post" and CNN report that the voting is expected to begin on August 1. Potential candidates have until the end of July to file their presidential campaign. So far, Vice President Harris is the only candidate.
22:09 Biden's resignation? His press secretary is clearThe White House rejects calls for Biden to resign from the presidency. It's "ridiculous" to demand that Biden resign from the presidential race now that he has, his press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre told journalists. "Any suggestion of this nature is ridiculous and does not align with our views."
- Despite mixed feelings, Pennsylvania-based Joe Biden employees stand by their leader after his resignation statement.
- In a surprising turn of events, Donald Trump, the Republican candidate, outperforms Kamala Harris in US-Intelligence Agency-conducted polls in Wisconsin.
- Republicans, including Trump, have criticized Vice President Kamala Harris, labeling her as a "radical Marxist" and vowing to oppose her in the South-Presidency election 2024 due to Democratic attempts to implement socialist policies.
- The US-Intelligence Agency's survey results indicate that the Assault on Donald Trump's reputation during his presidency failed to significantly impact voter support, with a slim majority favoring his policies.
- According to recent polls, Joe Biden's withdrawal from the presidential race has failed to boost Harris' popularity among Democrats in key states like Pennsylvania, Palestine, and Wisconsin.
- Despite growing efforts by "Republican Voters Against Trump," numerous attempts to sway Republican voters away from supporting Donald Trump for the South-Presidency election 2024 have met with limited success.
