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♪ >> ainsley: oh, it was a powerful moment. we were there. former president trump making his first public appearance since narrowly surviving that assassination attempt. he greeted the crowd on the first night of the republican national convention as god bless the u.s.a. played in the background. watch this. ♪ if tomorrow all the things were gone ♪ i worked for all my life ♪ and i had to start again ♪ with just and my wife [cheers and applause] ♪ i thank my lucky stars ♪ to be living here today ♪ 'cause the flag still stands for freedom ♪ and they can't take that away. [cheers and applause] ♪ and i'm proud to be an american

♪ where at least i know i'm free ♪ i won't forget the men who died. [cheers] ♪ who gave that right to me ♪ and i gladly stand up ♪ next to you ♪ and defend her still today ♪ 'cause there ain't no doubt i love this land >> sing it! ♪ god bless the u.s.a. is >> steve: it was a night to remember. mr. trump was met by roaring applause here in milwaukee. his head -- his ear still bandaged from that bullet that almost killed him. >> lawrence: trump joining the newly named ohio pick ohio senator j.d. vance hot campaign says embodies the forgotten man and woman. >> brian: we have team conch right now jonathan serrie in butler, pennsylvania, shocking new information in the assassination attempt you're not

going to believe. we are learning that police were told about a suspicious person, about 30 minutes before the shots were fired. they took pictures of him. peter doocy is at the white house with the president's -- president biden's combative interview on nbc news. a bit of a surprise. and here in milwaukee, bill melugin previews tonight's theme which is make america safe once again. but we begin with the alexis mcadams on the new trump-vance ticket. alexis? >> hey, brian. well, when we were out talking to people on the campaign trail, a lot of them talked about j.d. vance. they feel like he is one of them when it comes to parts of middle america and ohio specifically the midwest. one of the reasons that donald trump says he chose j.d. vance to be on this ticket. it was an emotional night last night not only for the former president who you just saw came out there in front of all those people cheering and clapping for him bandage on his ear after he was nearly assassinated. senator of ohio vice presidential nominee telling sean hannity it's an incredible

honor to be chosen. watch. >> i was certainly skeptic of donald trump in 2016. but president trump was a great president and he changed my mind. i think he changed the minds of a lot of americans because, again, he delivered that peace and prosperity. president trump did a really good job. and i actually think it's a really good thing when you see somebody you are wrong about them you ought to admit the mistake and admit you were wrong. i have the vision and agenda aligned with president trump to make the american worker better off, to bring peace to the world. and to actually at advance an agenda that's good for american citizens. >> so there he is. former president trump now picked senator j.d. vance of ohio. the once fierce critic as you heard him there turned a loyal, loyal ally, especially out on the campaign trail for months as his new g.o.p. running mate. the 39-year-old rose to national fame with that 2016 memoir he wrote called hillbilly elegy. all the things he went through as a child growing up in a rural partly of ohio. he was elected to the senate in

2022, become one of the biggest advocates of the former president's make america great again agenda. basically aligning with them on the major issues like trade, foreign policy, and immigration. take a look here. this is the two there sitting together. just last night. you can see trump there with the bandage on his right here after that shooting sitting next to vance at the convention. this comes after months of speculation, right? we have been trying to figure it out at all the rallies hoping he would make that announcement. trump posted to truth social after lengthy deliberation and thought and considering the talent of many others i best person to assume the position of vp of the united states is j.d. vance of ohio. democrats slamming this choice. watch here. >> far more for silicon valley than he has for the people of appeaappalachia, ohio. never trump background or now conveniently trying to reshape his stance on abortion. is he not honest. is he not sincere and he has continued to try to remake himself to whatever is

convenience or politically expeed yentd to serve his ambition. >> we know j.d. vance will be out on the campaign trail immediately after the rnc hitting oklahoma for a fundraiser in a few days. but, first, he has to give a speech here at the rnc. back to you. >> steve: that's right, alexis, thank you very much. in the last hour the "new york post" just put up exclusive story that talks a little bit about according to people inside the trump campaign, apparently the top three, as we have talked about, the final three were vance rubio and burgum and then it came down rubio and vance. and the reason he chose mr. vance was because of the residency issue. because marco rubio and donald trump are both florida residents. and trump just could not get over the residency issue. because that was going to be a big thing because you both -- both the vice president and presidential nominees can't be

from the same state. and they are both from florida. >> lawrence: one thing we know is that the former president liked them all. they all had their strength. i said early on that j.d. vance was the biggest maga candidate. if there was anyone in the race most in line with donald trump, obviously, don jr. campaigned a lot for him to be the vice president as well. big win for the beard caucus as well. remember all the reporting. >> steve: did you say beer or beard? >> lawrence: beard caucus. >> steve: we are in milwaukee. >> lawrence: donald trump was not going to selected him because he had aered boot. obviously that was not true. again, this is a guy that comes from nothing. a guy that has a beautiful story. and i think the person is not -- not just j.d. vance but watch out for his wife usha, who is a great litigator. went to yale law school and was also a clerk for the chief justice of the united states supreme court in school. >> ainsley: you were very impressed with her when you went to the house.

>> lawrence: amazing. a spine of steel. you didn't know where she was going to go with certain things. she talks about she is from the hindu faith. and she helped him convert to catholicism. and i was asking her how that went? she says look, we are just like most american families, we have different faiths. but his priest was actually one of my best friends. and i thought this was good for j.d. we went along through the journey. they are protective of their family in their household. she hadn't done an interview before. but she wanted to support her husband. and she says she is in it to win it with him. >> ainsley: is he 39. he set said he converted to catholicism and baptized age of 35. four years ago to do this. >> brian: nbc has a reported it was doug burgum he had the job and eric and don jr. came in and said you would be much better off with j.d. vance. and that's how he switched at the last minute. >> ainsley: saying he doesn't

have much experience just been a senator. don jr. said that's why we like him. we don't want a career politician. steve. >> lawrence: jaded by washington. >> steve: donald trump jr. influential. a number of other candidates nikki haley, absolutely she could not be the vice presidential pick. the family would not support that. >> lawrence: olive branch. >> brian: take my delegates, i haven't got an invite. instead of no, okay. she said no, i will come. that's very smart. >> lawrence: i think goes to the pointed, remember, brian, you had that exclusive interview with the former president, he said he didn't know if he was going to invite her. he said he was going to look into it. after the shooting he released a statement talking about unity, melania trump releases a statement, somehow she is on the list. >> brian: do you know what i thought was interesting his response was i'm just hearing that this morning. so, there's a lot of stuff. >> ainsley: when you said i'm hearing nikki haley hasn't been invited he said i'm just hearing that. >> steve: now he knows. >> brian: let's see how it goes.

>> ainsley: you orchestrated that then? >> brian: i deserve full credit. i don't think i give myself enough credit so could you remind me give myself credit if you don't mind. i will say this, the one thing about president trump, if he held grudges, there would be no one in his cabinet. i mean, people that attack him. if you go and deal with him personally, he could turn the page. and that's why i think the ambassador will do. >> lawrence: he said that when he is running for president. it's like an mma fight. you beat the hell out of each other and come together and hug it out. that's been his position on it that he said in an interview recently. >> steve: so it's j.d. vance. more on this throughout the day. go with bill melugin with what's on the agenda of the day two of the rnc. he is in that building right behind us. hey, bill. >> hey, good morning to you guys. former president trump has said he wants to be more unified as a result of attempt on his life on saturday. and that begins with a speaker

who will be joining the stage tonight. take a look. you guys were just bringing this up. former u.n. ambassador nikki haley will be speaking here at the rnc tonight. we all remember it was a brutal primary with trump. they were heavily criticizing each other. he repeatedly called her bird brain. he was upset she stayed in the race as long as she did. we were in the room with her the day she dropped out of the race in charleston back in march. it was tense in there she didn't endorse him at the time. she urged him to earn the support of her voters. she has since told her delegates to vote for trump and she will be here tonight a sign some of those bridges may finally be mending. as for former president trump take look at this. it is remarkable. showed up at the rnc very first public appearance since he was shot on saturday. huge applause and cheers some chanting fight, fight, fight. a nod to what trump said himself after he had been shot. take look at this "wall street journal" reporting elon musk is planning to donated a staggering $45 million per month to a new trump aligned super pac.

musk endorsed trump on saturday after the assassination attempt. trump was also recently endorsed by bhl narrow hedge fund manager bill ackman. take a live look at the pfizer forum here. tonight's for the rnc is make america safe once again. heavy emphasis on crime and topic we have covered relentlessly here on fox news it southern border. a mom who lost her son to fentanyl overdose speaks out. >> donald trump wants our world and national whole country safe. safety is why we are all here and why there is thousands and thousands of people specifically with our story, with fentanyl, people coming across the border and just killing millions of americans. >> fox news polling has consistently shown that crime and the border/immigration are two of the most important topics for voters during this election cycle. so this night at the rnc tonight is going to be very big for

donald trump and the rnc. we'll send it back to you. >> brian: all right. thanks, bill, you know what they're going to say, too. crime across major cities is down. and because joe biden is actually running on that. the problem is i don't care what the stats say, nobody feels that way. if you see what is going on in new york city they say the numbers are down when it documents murders. when it documents asawlts and other type of robberies and carjackings are through the roof. washington, d.c., does anyone think it's safe or chicago? do you think it's safer? >> steve: brian, it's not safe here. >> brian: in milwaukee. lawrence the way you measure crime as well as prosecute crime and then try to take a victoryla. real quickly on bill melugin's report. he talked about bill ackman and elon musk doing the $40 million pearl month. that money is toe go to the ballots harvesting project where essentially republicans don't early vote and mail in your vote. now they are saying we want an entire initiative, attorneys, as well as door knockers to sign

people -- republicans the democrats are going to make it real. then we're going to use it against them. >> ainsley: republicans need have the same plan as the democrats. the democrats were very good at this four years ago. republicans have to take it up a notch and be competitive. >> steve: because, historically, the democrats have always owned the get out the vote machine. and that's the one thing -- joe biden in the back of his head is thinking well, you know, trump doesn't have that but now with elon musk committing 45 million a month, along with the win kel vos twins. they are part of it. they are going to be registering votes and vote early and request mail-in ballots in swing states that could actually -- i know, in wilmington, at the biden hq, they are probably going wait a minute, that was like going to be our ace in the hole. now they are catching up. because they are already hiring hundreds of people in these swing states to do exactly that. >> lawrence: critical.

>> brian: go joe lonsdale. he personally donated a million to the group. this other one leader of this america pac a group expected to have a major donor make donations in four batches. the super pac has three people close to the organization led by joe lonsdale and politically ambitious venture capitalist in austin who serves as a confidante. they are are coming out in droves. other guy's name is dave rex road. a top political operative served as key al fly governor youngkin is he going to help out trump there was a problem. no one ever thought that trump would outraise joe biden. no one is donating to the biden campaign. democrats are trying to ice him out and other people, david axelrod's group saying don't give him a dime. give him the real poll. show him how bad is he losing get him to quit. he says i don't quit. they are in a texas standoff. and they are going to stare each other down. meanwhile the money is pouring in to the guy who almost got

killed and is he standing up. >> ainsley: donald trump yesterday. then the case was splitted in florida the classified documents case dismissed. >> brian: we didn't even talk about it. >> ainsley: donald trump saying i'm having a great week i'm blessed to be alive. >> lawrence: the guy who almost got killed saying i'm having great week. >> brian: january 6th could be next. visit that conviction with immunity now in the new york cases. >> steve: speaking of almost it was a disaster. that's our next story. >> lawrence: to a fox news alert. a source telling fox news digital a local officer reported a suspicious person at trump's pennsylvania rally, 30 minutes before the assassination attempt. >> steve: jonathan serrie joins us live from butler, pennsylvania with stunning details. you know, the time in question -- i see -- you know, a lot of people are saying it was 30 minutes, i see the "wall street journal" says it was 86 seconds. nonetheless, jonathan, there was a warning -- there's a guy with a gun. >> yeah, there was a warning. and it wasn't just from one

individual but multiple. first of all, we have that story in fox news digital citing a law enforcement source saying that at one point a local cop spotted a suspicious individual carrying a device that appeared to be a range finder. took a picture of him. and then showed the picture to state police and there was some discussion. is it a range finder? is it a pair of innocent binoculars? and then you have other law enforcement sources telling fox news that there was police chatter on the radio of an active search for a suspicious individual. and then we know that once the gunman had climbed to the roof of this building, just outside of the venue, individual citizens began alerting police. watch. >> yeah, someone is on top of the roof. look. there he is right there. >> where? >> right there, see him?

he is laying down, do you see him? >> yeah, is he laying down. >> officer? >> country that shouldn't be here. dangerous people. criminals. we have criminals. >> he's up here. he's on the roof. >> that building just outside the secret service perimeter was used as a staging area for one of the local counter sniper teams according to a federal law enforcement source familiar with the security plans. two federal sources confirm reports that a local officer climbed up to the roof and spotted the gunman who then pointed the weapon at him, prompting the officer to let go and drop back down off of the roof. according to local media, butler county sheriff michael slupe defended the officer's retreat telling kta-tv i would have done the same thing, absolutely. people think the officers are super men like you hold onto the roof with one hand while you are hanging on for dear life and pull a gun out, it doesn't work that way. the secret service is expressing solidarity with local law enforcement, releasing a

statement early this morning saying we are deeply great. to the officers who ran towards danger to located the gunman and local partners for unwavering commitment. any news suggesting the secret service is blaming local law enforcement for saturday's incident is simply not true. in an interview with abc news, secret service director kimberly cheatle says saturday's events unfolded in a very short period of time. she promised a thorough review to make sure it doesn't happen again. >> secret service is responsible for the protection of the former president. >> so the buck stops with you? >> the buck stops with me. i am the directors of the secret service. it was unacceptable. and it's something that shouldn't happen again. we're going to continue to be transparent. and communicate with people. >> do you plan to stay on absolutely? >> i do plan to stay on. >> fbi officials say investigators have now unlocked the phone of the deceased shooter, 20-year-old thomas matthew crooks. agents have interviewed more

than 100 people, including crooks' neighbors and members of the gun club where he did target practice. but the fbi is still trying to determine a motive in the shooting. back to you guys. >> steve: all right, jonathan, thank you very much. also one other nugget is the rifle that was used that almost killed former president trump was bought legally 11 years ago. >> brian: by his dad. >> lawrence: just incredible that we have this footage of ainsley, me, you,. >> brian: i put that on -- i saw that. >> lawrence: we were going to air it did special coverage on sunday. this cannot be real footage come to find out they waited 30 minutes. meanwhile you got the cop that climbed up there, the other counter assault team that is underneath the shooter. in the same area. >> steve: same building. >> lawrence: call for back up in 30 minutes? >> brian: what about that statement put out by police? well, you think we are super men. no, if one guy climbs up the ladder county other guy see if

the assailant pops his head up. >> lawrence: same nonsense from uvalde on air. hey, we can't be super heroes and left over 27 kids killed. it's stunning that the secret service director doesn't feel like she should resign after a situation like this. >> steve: well, and, remember, we have shown you the video of the sniper team that took this guy out okay the roof. and in the seconds before, they neutralized him, they blew his head off, they were 5eu78ing exactly in that direction, so, they had a warning, there's a guy with a gun over there, is he laying down. kind of lee harvey oswald style. so they knew that was a problem over there, but they waited until -- it's all going to be in the after action report. they waited until he actually was able to squeeze off five rounds and one of them almost killed trump. >> ainsley: you lawrence you were saying his dad said i don't know why did he. this his dad did a very short brief common sense. i don't know what happened. i'm waiting for more

information. i'm waiting to get information from the police. what i want to know is you got a guy that's walking around with a range finder like no one thought hey, maybe pull this guy aside. actually people did. and they reported to the police. and they did absolutely nothing, so you can't keep having psas telling the public if you see something, say something and the public says something and you don't do anything about it. >> brian: i wonder how this going to change the rallies going forward if he has rallies outside. >> steve: got to have the plexiglass, bullet proof stuff. >> brian: what you saw at the rally on january 6th. surrounded by it. >> lawrence: when he was president. >> brian: put it around drums and most bands for a different reason. >> ainsley: when he was president. we were asking why wasn't the perimeter larger? they said because he's not the president. different protocol when you are the president. >> brian: james comer said put a message out to secret service. preserve everything because we need to make sure no one has destroyed records to cover their back side. you just wonder if this is

incompetence or not. i mean, why -- nothing makes sense about this. the more you learn about it, the more you wonder. >> lawrence: you hate to ask that question, but it's so ajet stream jans you just wonder like basic protocols weren't followed in this. >> steve: because when you connect the dots as we are trying to, it doesn't look good. >> brian: by the way first family, explosives in the car and in the house. >> steve: meanwhile, what was joe biden doing late yesterday? president biden gave a combat detective interview with nbc as democrats are reportedly still nudging him to step aside, joe. >> ainsley: peter doocy is live at the white house with the latest. peter? >> peter: yes, after a brief pause, following the aassassination attempt. the biden campaign is going to resume today when the president wakes up in vegas for some remarks to an naacp convention and he insists he's not slipping. >> i've done 22 major events and

thousands of people. overwhelming crowds auto slot happening. i'm on the horse. what i'm doing is going out and demonstrating to the american people i'm in commands of all my faculties. that i don't need notes. i don't need teleprompters. can i go out and answer any questions at all. >> peter: but there is this new headline from cnn. private efforts to nudge biden to step aside continue. and the story says the public calls from democrats asking president joe biden to bow out of the presidential race have quieted in recent days. but, private efforts to nudge the president and his top aides continue. among the efforts, the sources say, a repeated memos from a seasoned and respected democratic pollster, stanley greenberg, sharing his take that biden is on track to lose the election and in a way that does deep damage to other democratic candidates. barack obama, who reportedly knew george clooney was going to write that devastating op-ed calling on joe to go and has remained quiet publicly since the blunder-filled debate has

been quiet privately, too. >> president obama put out a statement after the debate but should he and michelle obama be doing more to express their confidence in you? >> no. they are helping me. they have helped me from the fre beginning. this is my job to get this done. >> have you talked to him recently about this. >> i haven't talked to him in a couple weeks. >> have you talked to him since this issue came to light since the debate? >> i don't think-i may have -- i don't think so. >> peter: president biden controls the dnc and the dnc is reportedly going to try to certify him as the nominee by the end of this month virtual roll call to delegate before the convention. back to you. >> brian: totally self-inflicted wound. you had two years to get rid of this guy. and you had no problem with him. now all of a sudden you want him out and is he not going. >> lawrence: he is on the horse, y'all. >> steve: heson 00 horse.

[laughter] >> steve: cranky joe. >> ainsley: i'm on the horse. i'm the president. >> steve: cranky joe is back. meanwhile, eric trump and the great one mark levin are coming up. >> ainsley: plus a big second day of the rnc straight ahead with a theme to make america safe once again. chad wolf on that, next. come on over. ♪ ♪

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it's fentanyl. the crime to illegal aliens. it's impacting every community. i think a lot of americans over the last year, year and a half are starting to wake up to say, look, there's a better way. we used to have a secure border. we used to have policies that work for americans that keep communities safe. that we can take our children to the neighborhoods. i think they want that back. >> lawrence: when you hear people that are on the left side of the aisle. they continue to say crime is going down. murders are going down. but, when americans are in their communities, they see something different. how do republicans paint that picture for them? >> i think you got to continue to talk about it. the numbers may say that. it doesn't feel that way, right? it doesn't feel that way when you have a laken riley, rachel moore. you have these individuals being murdered when they go on runs and they are just out in their everyday community. so, look, i think people are waking up. they understand what's at stake here. they understand that there's a way to be pro-law enforcement, to support men and women of law enforcement and to secure the border. the community or whatever it might be.

and they don't see that over the last three and a half years. >> lawrence: you talked about being pro-law enforcement. dhs, you were there. >> yeah. >> lawrence: as the chief, there have oversight over the secret service. >> that's right. >> lawrence: when you look at the scandal unfolding before our eyes, 30 minutes and they can't get the president to safety? >> yeah. it's a failure. it's a catastrophic failure. look, i saw his detail that obviously surrounded him on the stage and those guys are great. but that's a response, right? part of what service does is to prevent. is the prevention side of what occurred at that rally is a complete failure. the investigation that the president and secretary mayorkas talks about can't come soon enough. that needs to be cblegded in a matter of days. the american people need to know what went wrong and who is at stake. i think most importantly they want accountability. and i just -- i'm afraid there's not going to be any accountability here. >> lawrence: real quickly before you leave. how will we get the information? because the trump campaign. trump officials, family members said they asked for more security. >> chad: yeah. >> the white house saying they

provided more security for the president. obviously it didn't work. so how do we figure out who is telling the truth here. is there emails or how. >> sure it's all going to come out. emails, munition. communication. president trump former president gets little bit different security package than the current. president trump is not a normal former president. he has a higher profile and higher threat profile and risk profile. did he have enough resources and did the secret service have the resources they need. as i look at that rally there are more things that could have been done there. >> lawrence: we're going to explore that thank you very much secretary chad wolf. the j.d. vance is the v.p. pick. clakellyanne conway has thoughtn that and she is next. she is in purple. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> ainsley: president trump's vice presidential pick senator j.d. vance saying he thinks he will do okay in a debate against v.p. kamala harris as we learn v.p. harris left he a voice mail for j.d. saying she looks forward to that debate. >> steve: lee your congratulations at the sound of the beep. former white house senior counselor and campaign chair who won it big in 2016 kellyanne joins us live. >> good morning. >> steve: what time did he finally decide yesterday? >> who knows? i think president trump landed close to where he started. he has always had j.d. vance, the senator from ohio in his sights as a possible vp pick. very impressed with j.d.'s background, his pedigree at yale. but coming really from nothing

and rising up the true american dream. and i think senator vance represents not just the forgotten man and for gotten woman and forgotten child. he represents a ton. millions of americans who didn't care for donald trump. when he first ran. who didn't believe he could win or that he could govern. and i felt like his interview last night with our sean hannity revealed that i felt there was a certain humility, certain explanation of policies and results are the best way to explain the trump presidency, the trump candidacy. i was struck by president trump commenting on a different network how do you plan to use j.d. vance he said i'm going to leave him in pennsylvania. statistically if president trump leaves georgia, north carolina that's over. that gets him to 270 if he protects everything else. joe biden is struggling in the more states of wisconsin, michigan and whatnot. that's fascinating alone that a gentleman from ohio can help the

president seal pennsylvania if, of course, it's biden harris. >> ainsley: i saw you at the arena. saw that interview with sean hannity and watched what was happening down on the floor when the president came in and so powerful, so emotional. god bless the u.s.a. was being sung. and j.d. vance sat down with sean hannity exclusive interview. going first vp whoever donald trump picked. and he was talking about what america looks like now and comparing that to what america looked like four years under donald trump. listen to this. >> they can't run on the issue of is the world more peaceful than it was four years ago. remember when donald trump left office, you had real growing peace movements all over the world. abraham accords that showed real promise in uniting the israelis some of the sunni arab states no. war in europe. asia looked like it was under pretty good control and three years later it, seems like we have a conflict in every corner of the world and americans are poorer, sean.

you know a little of my background, i grew up in a poor family. i remember when my grandmother who raised me, she used to negotiate with the meals on wheels people to give her additional food so that she could feed me. how far does a family like that deal with joe biden's grocery price inflation? how does that family like that deal with gasoline and energy price inflation? it's gotten more expensive just to live a good life in this country. donald trump and i want to make that better. and we have policies to make it better. democrats have lies and distortions and, again, i don't think the american people are going to reward that. >> ainsley: it's interesting because he used to not like president trump. he was an anti-trumper. he bought into the lies and the distortion. >> sure. many americans like that but they are giving president trump second and third look for many reasons. not least of which is something that senator vance said when you compare the binary records of trump and biden you ask yourself were we more peaceful and prosperous. did we have energy independence. iran contained and china and kim jong un not shooting off nukes and no new wars.

you contrast that to now. i think senator vance did four important things in that short clip. number one he laid out foreign policy and national security, and that's important when you are new to the senate, when you are 39 years old and easy to say what do you know? he just told told us he knows quite basement second a certain humility there where he wasn't for donald trump. thirdly, these are lived experiences, this is a man who has had, you know, the bile in his throat over the lifetime of where is the next meal coming from. how could i love and respect the place from where i come that i call home but at the same time advance and go all the way to yale and meet my wife at yale and advance to the united states senate. other thing he was talking about that is very important is just the -- just where -- where are we right now as a country under joe biden. you know, and the white house where i worked ainsley and steve, it was chaos and crisis. what in a tweet or comment under wing once in a while? now there is chaos and crisis everywhere we look. gas pump.

rent and mortgage bill certainly in israel and in ukraine, et cetera. so, and at the southern border. so, i feel like is he going to be not just a great telegenic spokesperson for the america first agenda but somebody who can say the america first agenda and this new platform that is aligned with the america first agenda, it's more inclusive. that's more welcoming to so many americans. this is the donald trump party. perhaps the trump-vance party. you saw it reflected last night. tim scott talking about african-americans. you have the hispanic woman who became a u.s. citizen. you have charlie kirk talking about young people. you have the labor union people first time in a century labor union ever talked at a republican convention. and then you have got -- i think you have got more people who feel included and this matters, because you are talking about a democratic party that doesn't respect law enforcement, border patrol, our brave men and women in blue. secret service to boot. they don't, you know, they are

not containing iran. china is on the march. and people know that you need leaders who are going to contain bullies. i think he was very impressive last night senator vance. there is a certain humility you must have in these positions and you saw it on display. >> steve: the ticket is official. kellyanne, thank you very much expertise. >> ainsley: don't miss maleh vin this morning. >> steve: that's right. plus mike pompeo is here in milwaukee with us as we continue. it's day two of the rnc live on fnc. and we'll be right back. hey, mike. ♪ ♪ and doesn't spy on your searchs and duckduckgo lets you browsel but it blocks cookies and creepy ads that follow youa and other companies. and there's no catch. it's fre. we make money from ads, but they don't follow you aroud

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>> someone is on top of the roof. look. there he is right there. >> where? >> right there. see him? he is laying down. do you see him? there he is. officer. >> he's on the roof. >> right here. on the roof. >> brian: fox news alert. there is a lot of serious questions this morning. video shows witnesses frantically warning on the trump rally about a shooter on the roof 30 minutes before he actually became an assassin. "the washington post" says police were warned at least 86 seconds actually before the

gunman opened fire because they had eye contact with another officer here to react fox news contributor, former secretary of state, former cia director mike pompeo who got his formative years at west point. your reaction to what we know so far? this is so disturbing. it gets more disturbing by the revelation. >> brian, that's so true. now we have learned this new fact i'm sure we will learn new facts this afternoon or tonal. the basic things we know. shooter got on a roof within a couple hundred yards of former president of the united states and had a clean shot. now appears there was notice. this is unacceptable. this is enormous failure of the american government's ability to protect the most fundamental democratic institution the ability for the former president of the united states to go campaign. i hope when we unpack this we see that i'm wrong about that but every indication is this was a massive structural failure dhs and secret service folks who were responsible for protecting donald trump. >> brian: investigation going to begin. they say hold on to all paperwork.

if you are the head of the secret service, should you resign or be fired? >> yeah. you know, i guess i don't think so much about that in the sense of -- fundamental task. i hope when this all clears the president of the united states fires her. to hold her accountable would be the right thing for america. >> brian: part of the reason he doesn't fire anyone he doesn't hold cabinet meetings. it's been two years. can you imagine not having a cabinet meeting who wants to be updated on what you are doing? mr. secretary, also, r.f.k. jr. after pleading for a few months, taking money out of his pocket for private security will finally get secret service protection. >> you and i spoke about this a couple months correct if i remember brian, talked about on radio show. to say not provide protection to someone like robert kennedy is just dangerous. it's dangerous for the country. dangerous for him. dangerous for his family. it's dangerous for people who come to their events as we saw on saturday. it's not just the protectee. it's everyone who goes to see

them and participate in democracy. we had a death on saturday. i'm glad they have done it now. it is way too little and way too late. >> brian: here is what r.f.k. posted right afterwards it says thank you to president biden for granting me secret service protection. i'm grateful to gavin deventricle ter and associates for keep me safe over the last 15 months of my campaign. they are going to bulk up and give president trump presidential level secret service. about time they should talk. i hope they do. finally this big story previous life as a congressman. are they afraid of donald trump coming into power? should they fear president trump leaving nato should he win? >> brian, what they should know is that for four years the world was largely at peace because america had a real leader. we were strong. defended things that mattered to our country. we put america first. in doing so we kept them safer. not the conflict in the middle east instance instead the

abraham accords. we didn't have invasion of vladimir putin into europe. they should be glad president trump is leading in the tools. the team i'm confident he will build keep not only america secure but deliver in way that makes the globe more pros per russ. >> brian: i talked to the president of poland duda, he says he was a big ally in nato. >> he was. >> brian: talked to the president of finland who was the prime minister. he said the president has been great for nato. anyone who says president trump if he wins is leaving nato are they right or wrong. >> completely wrong. best evidence talk to the secretary general jens stoltenberg the leader of nato for our entire four years. nato was left than when we came. >> brian: if you are out there against trump, find another talking point that doesn't fly. mr. secretary, if the president wins i hope he gives you another prominent position. >> thanks, brian. >> brian: another full hour eric trump coming your way and more insight. that's the president of the united states. the drama everyone felt on the floor when he walked out we are

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