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Biden says 'bullseye' reference to Trump was a mistake
Reuters Videos42 minutes agoSTORY: :: July 15, 2024 U.S. President Joe Biden told NBC's Lester Holt he made a mistake when he told supporters to put rival Donald Trump in a "bullseye" :: President Biden says his 'bullseye' reference to rival Trump was a mistake HOLT: "Well, let's talk about the conversation this has started and it's really about language. What we say out loud and the consequences of those. You've called your opponent an existential threat. On a call a week ago, you said it's time to put Trump in the bullseye. There's some dispute about the context, but I think you appreciate that words matter." BIDEN: "I didn't say crosshairs. I was talking about focus on. Look, the truth of the matter was, what I guess I was talking about at the time was there's very little focus on Trump's agenda." HOLT: "Yeah, the term was bullseye." BIDEN: "It was a mistake to use the word. I didn't say crosshairs. I meant bullseye, I meant focus on him. Focus on what he's doing. Focus on his policies. Focus on the number of lies he told in the debate. Focus. I mean, there's there's a whole range of things that, look, I'm not the guy that said I want to be a dictator on day one. I'm not the guy that refused to accept the outcome of the election. I'm not the guy who said he won't accept the outcome of this election automatically. You can't only love your country when you win." HOLT: "Have you taken a step back and done a little soul searching on things that you may have said that could incite people who are not balanced?" BIDEN: "Well, I don't think, look, how do you talk about the threat to democracy, which is real, when a president says things like he says. Do you just not say anything because it may incite somebody? Look, I have not engaged in that rhetoric."
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- 1:41Biden says 'bullseye' reference to Trump was a mistakeReuters VideosSTORY: :: July 15, 2024 U.S. President Joe Biden told NBC's Lester Holt he made a mistake when he told supporters to put rival Donald Trump in a "bullseye" :: President Biden says his 'bullseye' reference to rival Trump was a mistake HOLT: "Well, let's talk about the conversation this has started and it's really about language. What we say out loud and the consequences of those. You've called your opponent an existential threat. On a call a week ago, you said it's time to put Trump in the bullseye. There's some dispute about the context, but I think you appreciate that words matter." BIDEN: "I didn't say crosshairs. I was talking about focus on. Look, the truth of the matter was, what I guess I was talking about at the time was there's very little focus on Trump's agenda." HOLT: "Yeah, the term was bullseye." BIDEN: "It was a mistake to use the word. I didn't say crosshairs. I meant bullseye, I meant focus on him. Focus on what he's doing. Focus on his policies. Focus on the number of lies he told in the debate. Focus. I mean, there's there's a whole range of things that, look, I'm not the guy that said I want to be a dictator on day one. I'm not the guy that refused to accept the outcome of the election. I'm not the guy who said he won't accept the outcome of this election automatically. You can't only love your country when you win." HOLT: "Have you taken a step back and done a little soul searching on things that you may have said that could incite people who are not balanced?" BIDEN: "Well, I don't think, look, how do you talk about the threat to democracy, which is real, when a president says things like he says. Do you just not say anything because it may incite somebody? Look, I have not engaged in that rhetoric."42 minutes ago
- 1:53Milwaukee voters share which issues matter mostABC News VideosFour Milwaukee voters cite inflation, border protection and democracy as some of the issues they believe are priorities going into the 2024 election.5 hours ago
- 1:01Trump picks JD Vance for VPThe HillFormer President Trump has chosen Sen. JD Vance as his running mate for the 2024 election, tapping the first-term Ohio senator and America First firebrand to join the Republican ticket. “After lengthy deliberation and thought, and considering the tremendous talents of many others, I have decided that the person best suited to assume the position of Vice President of the United States is Senator J.D. Vance of the Great State of Ohio,” Trump wrote on Truth Social.7 hours ago
- 0:19Trump selects J.D. Vance as VP running mateReuters VideosSTORY: :: File :: Donald Trump picks U.S. Senator J.D. Vance to serve as his vice presidential running mate "As Vice President, J.D. will continue to fight for our Constitution, stand with our Troops, and will do everything he can to help me MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN," Trump wrote on his Truth Social platform. The four-day convention opened in downtown Milwaukee's Fiserv Forum two days after Trump survived an assassination attempt in Pennsylvania, and hours after he secured a major legal victory when a federal judge dismissed one of Trump's criminal prosecutions. Trump is due to formally accept the party's nomination in a primetime address on Thursday and will challenge Democratic President Joe Biden in the Nov. 5 election.7 hours ago
- 0:40Donald Trump Jr. tells CNN what he thinks about Trump’s VP pickCNNDonald Trump Jr. tells CNN’s Kaitlan Collins what he thinks about his father’s choice of running mate, Sen. JD Vance, in the 2024 presidential election.8 hours ago
- 0:50Donald Trump picked JD Vance as his candidate for vice presidentAssociated Press VideosDonald Trump announced that Sen. JD Vance, (R) Ohio, will be his running mate and vice-presidential candidate in the 2024 presidential election.8 hours ago
- 2:03Trump Media, crypto stocks surge on boosted election oddsReuters VideosSTORY: Crypto stocks, prison operators and other shares that could benefit from a Donald Trump presidency jumped on Monday, as an assassination attempt on the Republican candidate boosted odds of an election victory in November. Trump Media & Technology Group, owner of the former president's Truth Social platform, soared 35%. Trump owns a majority stake in the company, worth about $3.8 billion as of late June, according to LSEG data. The stock has surged 75% this year, driven by retail traders betting Trump will win the rematch against his Democratic rival, President Joe Biden. Online betting site PredictIt showed bets of an election win for Trump at 67 cents, up from Friday's 60 cents, with Joe Biden at 27 cents. Also getting a boost: crypto stocks, tracking bitcoin's jump to a two-week high, as Trump has presented himself as a champion of cryptocurrency. Crypto exchange Coinbase Global, and bitcoin miners Riot Platforms and Marathon Digital all rose. Gun makers and prison stocks jumped. Gun stocks such as Smith & Wesson Brands and Sturm Ruger & Company tend to rise after a mass shooting as calls for gun control can lead some people to buy more firearms, fearing their availability may become limited. And prison operator stocks Geo Group and CoreCivic gained, as Trump has promised to crack down on illegal immigration, which could boost demand for detention centers. On the downside, clean energy stocks such as Invesco Solar and iShares Global Clean Energy slipped as Trump has said he would reverse many of the Biden administration's signature climate policies, including tax incentives, if he wins the election. All three of Wall Street's main indexes were up, with the Dow hitting a record intraday high, and long-dated bond yields also rose, in part on the assumption Trump's policies would add to inflation and debt.9 hours ago
- 2:59Inside Trump's plan for the RNC after assassination attemptCBS News VideosFormer President Donald Trump will speak at this week's Republican National Convention just days after an assassination attempt was made against him. CBS News chief election and campaign correspondent Robert Costa has more.12 hours ago
- 1:37How the Trump assassination attempt could impact the Republican National ConventionCBS News VideosCBS News' chief election and campaign correspondent Robert Costa explains what effect the attempted assassination could have on the Republican National Convention as it begins Monday.13 hours ago
- 2:48‘Stop the rhetoric’: Trump supporters pray at RNC vigil after assignation attemptCNNCNN’s Donie O’Sullivan attends a prayer vigil just outside the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee. The event, organized last minute after the attempted assassination attempt of former President Donald Trump, reveals how some of his supporters feel about current political rhetoric in this election season.16 hours ago
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1:00Tears from Maduro as Venezuelan president attends premiere of a film about his lifeAssociated Press VideosVenezuela’s president Nicolas Maduro attended the premiere of a film about his life on Sunday in Caracas, as campaigning continues ahead of the highly anticipated July 28 presidential election. The film is the latest attempt by ruling party loyalists to boost the president’s popularity just two weeks ahead of the government toughest electoral test in decades. (AP video shot by Andry Rincon)17 hours ago- 0:47Rwandans vote in presidential electionReuters VideosSTORY: :: Rwandans vote in an election that is expected to extend President Paul Kagame's rule :: July 15, 2024 :: Kigali, Rwanda Kagame has won more than 93% of the vote at each of the three previous elections. Eight candidates had applied to run against him, but only two were retained in the final list validated by the electoral commission. The others, including Kagame's most vocal critics, were barred for various reasons that included prior criminal convictions.18 hours ago
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1:36How an attempted assassination will affect the 2024 election cycleUSA TODAYUSA TODAY's Susan Page analyzes what effect an assassination attempt can have on a presidential election.1 day ago- 0:59Venezuela's opposition leaders court young voters ahead of electionAssociated Press VideosVenezuela’s opposition leaders attended a rally at one of the main universities in Venezuela to speak with students about the future ahead should they win July 28 elections and end 25 years of socialist party rule. (AP Video shot by Andry Rincon)1 day ago
- 1:21How the assassination attempt on Trump unfoldedReuters VideosSTORY: ::How the assassination attempt on Trump unfolded Shortly after 6pm Saturday, Donald Trump takes the stage at his rally in Butler, Pennsylvania. The Republican presidential candidate begins his campaign speech. Minutes later, attendees notice a man on a nearby roof with a gun. “He’s got a gun” Shots ring out. Trump goes to the ground. Secret Service agents surround him with guns drawn. A police sharpshooter on a roof behind Trump returns fire. The suspect is later pronounced dead. Trump stands up with blood on his ear which is running down his face after getting shot. He mouths “fight, fight, fight” with a fist in the air as the Secret Service rushes him to his car where he is taken to a local hospital and is treated and released. Police say a rally-goer is killed and two others leave the scene in critical condition. The shots appeared to come from outside the area secured by the Secret Service, the agency said. It's raised questions about security lapses - and comes just four months before the November 5th election.1 day ago
- 2:37Michigan one of three crucial states for Biden’s chancesCNNJoe Biden’s chances for re-election increasingly depend on the “Blue Wall” states of Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and Michigan.2 days ago
- 1:19FBI identifies 'subject involved' in Trump rally shootingReuters VideosSTORY: Donald Trump was shot in the ear during a Saturday campaign rally in what the FBI are now investigating as an assassination attempt. The FBI has identified a 20-year-old man named Thomas Matthew Crooks as a 'subject involved' in the shooting. State voter records show that he was a registered Republican. Earlier, the Secret Service had said the shooter was dead, and that at least one spectator was killed at the event in Butler, Pennsylvania. Trump said on his Truth Social platform that he was "shot with a bullet that pierced the upper part of my right ear." As of early Sunday morning, authorities had not given a motive for the attack. Leading Republicans and Democrats quickly condemned the violence. President Joe Biden spoke to reporters within hours of the incident: "It's sick. It's sick. It is one of the reasons why we have to unite this country. We can not allow for this to be happening. We cannot be like this. We cannot condone this." Saturday was the first shooting of a U.S. president or major party candidate since the 1981 attempted assassination of Republican President Ronald Reagan. It happened less than four months before the November 5 election, when Trump faces Biden in the polls.2 days ago
- 0:57Trump shot in right ear at rally, source says shooter deadReuters VideosSTORY: Gunfire erupted at a Donald Trump rally in Butler, Pennsylvania on Saturday (July 13), sparking panic in the crowd as Secret Service agents rushed in to swarm around the Republican presidential candidate. Trump emerged with blood on his right cheek and ear, and he defiantly pumped his fist in the air before being ushered to a waiting car. The shooter was dead and the Secret Service was investigating the shooting as an assassination attempt, a source told Reuters. The Secret Service and the former president's campaign said Trump was safe following the shooting. Another person was in critical condition, said a Washington Post reporter on social media, citing the Butler County district attorney. The shooter’s identity and motives were not immediately clear. The shooting occurred less than four months before the Nov. 5 election, when Trump faces Democratic President Joe Biden.2 days ago
- 1:49Pennsylvania Rep. Mike Kelly describes scene at Trump rally after "shots rang out"CBS News VideosCongressman Mike Kelly of Pennsylvania was at Donald Trump's rally Saturday when the Secret Service rushed the former president off stage. He described the scene to CBS News chief election and campaign correspondent Robert Costa.2 days ago
- 0:55'I'm not going anywhere': Biden defies critics, slams TrumpAssociated Press VideosPresident Joe Biden on Friday forcefully defied the growing number of critics in his party who have called on him to exit the election race. And he warned against a potential second Donald Trump presidency. (AP produced by Javier Arciga)3 days ago
- 3:30Hear what these Black voters in Georgia think of Biden stepping downCNNCNN’s Rene Marsh talks to Black voters in Georgia to get a sense of who they are voting for in the upcoming election, and what they think of some Democrat lawmakers asking for President Joe Biden to step down amid health concerns.3 days ago
- 2:18Why Michigan remains a critical state for both Biden and TrumpAssociated Press VideosPresident Joe Biden will be campaigning in Michigan on Friday, as voters there prepare to make their choice in the 2024 presidential election.3 days ago
- 1:22Judge dismisses Rudy Giuliani’s bankruptcyThe HillThe Hill’s courts and legal reporter Zach Schonfeld breaks down a judge dismisses Rudy Giuliani’s bankruptcy. The decision removes a shield that for six months froze two Georgia election workers’ efforts to collect their $148 million defamation judgment from Giuliani. #thehill #2024 #RudyGiuliani Follow The Hill on Instagram and X, @thehill3 days ago
- 3:24Trump's unprecedented plan to expand presidential powerWashington PostFormer president Donald Trump has framed the 2024 election in dystopian terms to call for broadly expanding the powers of the president.3 days ago
- 0:58Judge dismisses Rudy Giuliani's bankruptcy caseABC News VideosGiuliani filed for bankruptcy to protect his assets from damages awarded to two Georgia election workers in a defamation case in December.3 days ago
Nov 3, 2020 · Presidential Election Results: Biden Wins. Joseph R. Biden Jr. was elected the 46th president of the United States. Mr. Biden defeated President Trump after winning Pennsylvania, which put his ...
9 hours ago · MILWAUKEE − Is the election over? A disastrous debate for Joe Biden in Atlanta. A miraculous survival by Donald Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania. A stunning court decision in Fort Pierce, Florida.
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Results of the 2020 U.S. presidential election, including electoral votes between Trump and Biden in each state, and who is winning the popular vote.
3 days ago · July 15 ↓. Biden Biden 45%. Trump Trump 47%. William P. Davis Director, Election Data Analytics. The polls in the average were all conducted before the attempted assassination of Donald J. Trump ...
