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legacy of accomplishment over um the past three years is unmatched in modern history i . >> he has already. yes, you may class kamala harris inherits the throne. we did it. we did it. joe slows down for the most, wh part because when i looked at my hand, i knew it waen is i knew it was something very s serious. erious. i put my hand up, i lookedt at it. >> it had blood all over it. trump vanc ovee, a prime time exclusive. >> they want to put me on a stretcher and i said, i'm nota going on a stretcher. >> it's not a can't. like,it's not a i don't know.ot it's a i choose not to answerr h the question, is the secret servicque director covering something up? >> you're fullrector c of today plus plus you go, yes, you got to go by.

>> tonight, we have an exclusive interview with former president trum p and his vp pick, senator j.d. vance. we hl have that for you in a second. >> but firstave that, we start h a fox news alert. >> the democrat machine is backing kamalachine ia. pelosi endorsed her. donors are forking over f millionsorr and half of biden'' delegates already said they're behind her. sh ide invaded the biden campaign headquarters in wilmington and got her hands on joe's war chest. and now we know biden's alive. and nohe called in and said, no he works for kamala. >> i'm not going anywhere. i'm going to be out there dancing with her, with kamala. i'm going to be working like. you know what? we still neewhd to savate this democracy and trump. trump is still a dangeacy, andre community, a danger to the nation. and i know i'll be doingt i will whatever comes to watch me or needs me to do in addition. ort even campaign>> jes for himself. >> now he's going to campaign fosen't evenr kamala. and is kamala really want to be on stage with joe biden? well, let's hear from mama

herself. can we just give it up again for my husband? >> it is so good to hear our president's voice. joe, i know you're stillil on the on the call and we've been talking every day. >> you probably you guys heard it from doug's voice. we love joe and jill. wem really do. >> they truly are like family to us. and we d, weo everybody here on this commercial. there i know you're still there.not go you're notin going anywhere, jod >> i'm watching what you care. i love you. i love you, joe. >> kamala might love joe,: kama but she doesn't love what hela left here . kamala went from here's what we did to. here's what he did. >> joe got the covid 19 pandemic under control. remember those days?

he has created more than 15 million new jobs. he brought together republicanws and democrats and passed historic legislation. istoric joe has stood up for democracy at home and he has stood up for democracy abroad. and he has always stood up for what he believes is right. prese biden fights for the american people, and we are deeply, deeply grateful for his service to our nation. >> our she went from we to he f. >> biden might have brain fog, but we don't. we're not going to forget what the biden-harris administration did to this't country. same policies, new face. sure. carmel. ala is is young, but she's notta likable. >> her entire staff quitff. t a big reason why biden didn't drop out earlier was because kam he didn't think kamala could beat trump. and the polls showed joe'sa coub right. trump's beating her by nine points in georgiane . she's doing worse with women

and minorities than biden was. so if she can't beat trump, why do they whack biden? the kamala doesn'tla have dementia. democrats in the media tried to run a mentally diminished candidate and got caught. she's just the next puppetht. in line. they're going to fake a process she t k like she earnedhe the nomination. but the democrat nominee is going to be pickeemocratid by donors. not a single voter. starved joe biden for cash.t an watched his polls plummet and forced him to signd a resignation letter from bed with a gun to his head. biden's whole presidency wasd th a cover up, and they think nominating the womaney who had a front row seat to it makes it go away. >> no. democrats smashed and grabbedt i 14 million votes from biden and then just redistributed them to harris. >> shests to didn't earn this. she inherited it. and americans aren't hot oinhern heirs. >> they like self-made men and women. ey are bngthey're brainwashing . we know they're brainwashing us, but they don't think we know. urnal ou the wall street journal out with a massive report todayshint

that washington insiders and foreign diplomats have known. biden waon iers comatose forg years and worked around the clock to hide it fro m you.de biden hasn't met with houset me democrats about legislation for three years. >> he hasn't held a cabinet met a year.almosa foreign dignitaries say biden had to bail out in the middle of meetings, donors saying he'd tell the same storyt two times. >> if you tried to speak out, you were threatened and blackballed. the strategy was ignorehing t the problem, nothing to see here and run out the clock. >>o here joe biden wasn't even t of the biden administration. >> he was just a prop while his lieutenants ran hee executive branch. he didn't even know his secret service director was a woman. it's the biggest cover upgg in american history. est cothey rigged the primary, n detonated joe at the debate and played shocked that he was . shot. putin knew he was shot. n an he met with biden one on one in 21, sized him up.

a few months later, he invades ukraine. he took advantage of them. so did the mega-donors and the media. megand when they turned on himt was over. biden doesn't have a bas it waei >> there's no biden movement. people chanting his name. joe, don't, joe, go. it was man versus machine.chin he wthe machine made joe fire himself. he was the only person he'd ever firedas the. t enough they're saying if joe's not fit enough to run for president, thenn fo he can't be president. so we have to 25th amendment him out of there and maked ma kamala president. >> she's even more radical and incompetent than he is. in you're going to give her air forccoe one the presidential sel and have her hug hurricane victims in september . >> no republicans should launch an immediate investigation intoe the biden cognitive cover up. subpoena all the white house aides, the white house doctor and kamala harris herself. >> mak waids ande her testify u. what did she know and when didea she knowth. it? sh

in our exclusive interview with trump and j.d. vance, airing later tonight, we asked the former president about investigatintrump,g the cover u. >> you'd investigate the people that hid joe biden's condition. well, i think somebody has to look at it. lookople tha, you had people tho to the american public. and i tell you what, you ought toe a look at his doctors because his doctors keep giving him this wonderful repor t. i'm not a doctor, but i saw himr the other day, was unablegoin to get up the children's stairs going into air force one. you know force , the children's stairs, right? yeah. and they're not supposed to be used because they're ver stairs, y hard to open. it's a lot more difficult than willing. the standard stair standarr up and you walk down the stairs, they're called the children's stairs. they're very complicated. the you know, they're built into the side of the plane. they shouldn't be open. pld not bethey're open all the . he only goes down those stairs. and now nobody ever mentionsw. it, but i always mention it. he couldn't get upup the stairs here that he almost didn't make that final step. and his doctors say he's in good health. his doctor says docts, i know.

all about his doctor, by the way. his doctor says he's idoctor san good health. >> he's not in good health. i don't think he's in good health. i in goolet's bring in governor ron desantis. governor, how does kamala harris now at the top of the ticket, change this race? >> well, look, she's a vacuous ,incredibly liberal and unaccomplished. and so, yes, she doesn't have dementit havea, but i think she's a lousy candidate. and i was surprised that howher. many democrats rushed to endorse her. reso iember, their conventions not for another month. and so it wouldn't surprise metl if she faced plans over the next two weeks that you'll start to hear calls from those powerbrokers to maybe go in a different direction. we'll see what happens g a. but the reality is, is sheime. knew about biden's condition this whole time becaus she she's been vice president and she claims she works closely with them. jesse, jus clo t me as a governr i've been dealing with biden on different events that have happened since he's beenome president. he's come down to florida after hurricanes

. nd and i could tell that he wasn't all there. and it's gotte gotten n a lot wl in the last year, year and a half. sos cover all this cover up that happened, the media was complicit. but so many people in the white house were complicit. kamala waskamala part of that ct up. and so in some respects, if you're a democras if you at, yob to get the election to not be about biden's age wed senilityou. yet you have a candidate who's saddled with all his bad policies and then is going to be asked questions about what did she knos goinww and when did she know it.e did and let me just say this nonsense that she's spewing and the liberal media spewing, it's like, oh, biden is such was suchchgrea a great presideni how he came in and he rungng u f the debt fueled inflation. he abandoned afghanistan and w lost 13 u.s. service members. he openend the southern border,e which is going to lead to a terrorist attack in this country. we're weaker internationally than we've ever beencountr , certainly in my lifetime.

and so where is this greatness coming m from? it's like they just say it and they expect people to believe it. and not that polls are everything. but this is a gu everythiy that has beenrifi had a horrific approval rating for really the last three years of his presidency. you know what it is, governor? you knowkn, at your funeral, wh they say nice things about you, they have to sayyo nice things about joe biden because he's he is long gone. you mentionee he is gone.d whe but even that jesse. yeah, well, in that. let me let me ask you who they're saying that. >> you mentioned when you saw him, wheu mention he was down, four hurricanes and you had to interfacu had e with him as a governor. you said you noticed him declining. wau notices specifically what dd you pick up? ? >> well, look, i mean, you know, just just the interactions, how he wouldwl respond to different things, sometimes we'd have, you know,eholders like a roundtable with some of the stakeholders after an evenn event and we had the surf tower collapse the first year of his presidency. d you you know, you notice

some things that are very odd. then you notice kind of ho he hw he's handled a year after that when he came down forcame hurricane an dowicand it was ju clear that this is a guy compared to when he way comps it senate or vice president that had declined. and i thin declined.k the declie you know, this is not a linear decline. it's rapid. and the last rapid. year and a half,y real i think, has been really, really significant. but thisly notion that the mediy is trying to peddle that he's like george washington refusing power for the good of the country, he had no choice. e ne they were knifing him in the back. the new york times was going afteyo after bigr him. going the big donors were going after him and a democrat. look, republicandemocrats, "new york times" is in attacking me that i must be doing something wrong as ae,i ae republican. the democrats, the corporate media is a huge part of their party. and when you lose the media, you're really a deade candidath walking. so he had no other choice. this is not george watchinoiceg they're like, we're not going to give you a willidential library and we're going to make sure your son goes to prison for the rest prise. lifr son

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>> why did you pick j.d. vance? we've always had goodchem chemistry. and originally j.d. waistry.s probably not for me, but he didn't know me. and then when we.t he got to knw each other, he liked me maybe more than anybody. like ld me. and he would stick up for me and he'd fight for the worker au as much as i fight for the work. we just had an automatic chemistrchd fight r thy, and i actually endorsed him in ohio for the senate a, and he ended winning against a very tough field, very tough fiel him fd. and he wrote a book which was a classic, as you know, and it was all about the working men and women and hoking mw they aren't being treated fairly. and he was right about that. and i understoodeated fairly, ae better than anyone else. and we just have had a great relationship and he had serious competition. we had tremendous people, all of all of them, every one of you beat out a lotseri of very importanout people, vere impressive people. when you got the call and found out, what did your wife say? wht

>> well, he asked to speak he to my wife, actually, which i was very appreciativsay?e of, and so was she. but she was just kind of flabbergasted, i think that going int wife.d o it we ho idea really what was going on, whether he would pick me or burco rubiw ifd picko. great guy, doug burgum great guy and a lot of other good people. but, you know, whet n the president called me, i don't know if you remember this, sir, but my kid was talkini don't g in the backgroud about pokemon cards and went off the love of god seven-year-old kid for. have you ever been quiet? be quiet now. and thkemocarde like. >> put him on speakerphone. and so you read off the trutone that was the actual announcement that he was nominating me to bthat he wae v president. and he says, what do you think about that? you an school. , old >> it's good. it's the endorsement. it's lik>> jese their truth.om >> he said, i endorsement the matter. and actually it was for my seven year old. but it's been a wild ridy e. and we're having a good time and we're going to win. that's the most important thing. how'but ing to win, s your ear? >> good. getting much bette>>r. we're getting down to the small bandages, but it was a nasty was a n one and it was nasty, period. it was exactly one week ago from today. exactl wk agy.

and, you know, when you thinkit about it, it's that's beend have a lot of territory covered. who who would have thought this was going to be happening. but it happened and i got very lucky orlu god, i think it was god actually, you know, who said it was nonot god? ron johnson, senator from wisconsin, said he gave you that chart of illegal immigration. >> well, he's righchegalt aboutt he actually gave me the chart. if i didn't have that chart, i wouldn't have looked to th ce right. if i didn't look to the right, a very bad thing would have happened. conven i wouldn't have been at the convention. i can just about guarantee itity right now. >> where were you when butler happened? so i should play whe mini golf with my kids, hoping that he would call me and offered me the vice m, hoping presidential. and you know what happened? and d iti told my kids, i said, we're getting out of here. the president's been shot. and of course, we didn't knoshoa if the president was okay or not. at that point, my son said, noy, is that the president? who's your friend or the president?

you know, like i said and frndi said it's the president who's my friend. and he said, okaied hey, i'm soy about that. and it was a very sweet moment. and i think we're all just so grateful the president waswas okay. >> so the air is better. you have the smaller bandage je on. have you asked to see the wound? i have not, nohave youe th, i wh i do find it hysterical. jesse, you have these people who are like, why is the president wearing an ear bandage? he got shot in the ear. and these are the same people who are wearing masks, right, five years after covid. so it's pretty ridiculous. >> when you were down by theban, podium, we heard a lot of kerfuffle. you said something peopl about . shoes? yeah. what was that? well, they wanted to put mees on a stretcher. they had a stretcher and they went to put me on a stretcher. lik and i said, i'm not going on a stretcher because i just felt it was the ear. and there was a lot of bloodyou coming. i don't know if you've heard hearr causese ea they say the most in the body. you get it on the ear betterbo than just about any other place in its a y, but in anotherdy

bleeds more. and there were a lot of there was a lot of blood. but i understoodlo they thought i was head elsewhere. i thought they thought i was hit. where,actually in this area.this and i was i said, i'm telling you,an i'm okay, i'm fine. i'm going to get up. i want to get up. i'm not goiny. not goig to be tl on a stretcher. we had a little argument. wellgument, i have six guys lyi on top of me. i mean, i had some big guys on topbi o of me. yeah, strong guys, too. i can tell you that. by the wrist. the wrishe t had a little, little work on it. and brave guys because they ran onto that stage very quickly.. i was down for the most part because when i looked at my hand, i knew it was i knew itmy h was something very serious. i put my hand up. ani looked at it, it had bloodb all over it, but i had a loti dw of big, strong humans on top of me. and they were very brave humanss because they were running into fire. and he kept goinfire. g and het he probably thought he hit, but it hit the air. and when i saw that, i got downk

pretty quickly.o i think i also think people were starting to shout. out, it it's one of the reasonss able to go down so fast because it almost is amazing that thatkr move of checking here and going almost immediately down. i think. so probably people were shouting at the same timprobab who knows? it was bedlam. and i was down and i said,. let's get going. come go..let's and the shooting had stopped. i i i assumed they probably got him. they did get himbelieve . i believe they got him with one shot. one shot from a m a an unbelieve shot. now, we would have done it earlier, maybe doingon it early is hard because they haven't hard.d to shoot somebody when you're not 100% sure. but they goto shoo and had they got them, it could have been a lot worse situatio in. but two great men were very badly hurt. i've gotte n to know themou and two and one. anrey was, as you know, killed . and you could have hadd you you could have had a lot

more than that if he didn't. but so they took him out. so now we're getting outwe are i'm not i'm not lying in the stretcher. i'm not going to do that. so i force so rcedd my way up. and once i was up, i realized it because i looked everybody was stunnei , evd. you know, we had thousands tho bad thousands of peopluse, a god group in the back, but they were great. you know, it was just theyt like a backdrop. and nobody stampeded right near you. usually when they hear a shot, if you go to any where any- wher people that do this for a living, it's called crowds and they said when a bullet goes off, everybody starts running for the exits. nopees every. r but he ran, including the thousands, tenane snt of thousands of people were and y ranand nobod and nobody ran in.f anck to back was like a sample of id t. se and you had one man and that man dressed in black. i mean, they were off becoming,l famous people with a black hat. and he's he's like, i likelike this. he standing, where are they? and he starts pointing where. d

this man had no fear and none of them did. ofand the women were in someonel down, you know, for a little cover, but nobody ran. and everyone that went down came up. n yeah. and they thought i was in trouble. they andble. behey were right. but they thought i was in trouble because they saw the blood immediately. becaushee it was over here.here >> and so the media always slanders these crowds as, you know, maga extremists. and of course they slander the president too. and it reall magy is, i think,sh a testament to the movement how calmly people respondeto tdi to it. t.t wa >> that's definitely the thing i took away most from it. yeah. oh was amazings is . the but it was love to it juste. absolutely they didn't bu. come ut move but when i came up they saw me t come up and they thoughthoug its over. they thought it was over when i went down because they saw the blood immediatele y. and then when i put the hand up, everybody was happy. that was it. that was when they realized i was okay. ant an incredible country. it was a beautiful momen t. joe biden called you after this guy tried to tak you. e your li

>> i had that conversation. it was good. it was a nice conversation. your he, uh, he said, you're lucky you turned to the right. you are so i was into it was, you know, obviously somebody briefed himdh ,but he did say that to me.me he said, you're lucky you turned to the right. i said, i thin k so. >> uh, this country would be lucky if it turned to thened right. well, i guess maybe. certainly to a certain extent it would. >> wouldn'>>t it be nice the assassination attempt and the cover up trump vance next. welcome to your life. there's nothing a retired governor can do but a president. >> now you can do a thing or two. everybody wants to do this. >> sherman ultrasoft smooth >> sherman ultrasoft smooth chair has wavy edges.ess. it's no ordinary square shaman ultrasoft smoothed tear has wavy perforations that are so

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fo, 5 minutes, something nobody said. i think that was a mistake. the the secret service said they call them snipers. but he was you a a world class. but i guess he didn't want s to take the shot. i cahot.n understand that one me a little bit, because maybe he didn't see e you know, maybe he doesn't know. you don't want to shoot somebody. the person'ssody the p not not . to be carrying a gun. i don't know if they had a gunip . they had a policeman that actually saw the man with a gunolan thaw the man . and you would have thought that that would have been conveyed to other people. so there were some there weren some mistakes. but i can tell you this just we gtho on the more positive side, the people on the stage were unbelievablree and brave si that they were all secret service that came running up and they wercenning e running pt bullets. bullets were when i went down, bullets were comin g up. and you hear them, it's like a zip,an zip. so i'm lucky i went down fast,ow but i don't even consider that the lucky. part.

i consider the lucky boy t turning exactly right in the one position where you know you're going to get hit here , but you're not going to get hit in the wrong location, which t is you know what that is, senator? the fbi is doing an investigatio fbi i nus on the assassination attempt. >> do you trust the bureau? i don't trust the bureau, bu leadership, but i certainly think there are a lot of good field agents, guys on the grounk ther guyd who havd country's best interests at heart. i think like the president, obviously, he was there and i wasn'ten. but my initial reaction was exactly the same. what bravery from the guyse samt who reacted immediately, but what the was going on? how was that guy ever alloweed d to be there in the first place? i think somebody, whether it's higher up oce.k r or somebl else involved, really did screw up. and we have to get to the bottom of it becauseve up.to get, my you know, me and my family under a protection and obviousl undery the presided safety is of paramount importance. i mean, do people realizene whether you're a democrat ort republican, what an unbelievableperfor, you know, bullet that we all dodged. right. of course, the president's life is id s the important thing,icah the unrest in this country, the angelet wer, it would have n this country a half a century

to get over it. try a ha cenand, you know, we ro i think, as a country, get really luckycky, , not just the president. >> i know many people in the fbi, they're great the. they tend to be at the middle and lower levels droppingght. to the floor and they're there. >> maga delivery. maga >> they're maga and make america great again people. but, you know, there's some things going on with our government that we have too. really worry about it. did we have enough people? why didn'tav we have enough. people? somebody said that a lot of people would put on biden's a lot de detail. the problem is biden doesn't draw anybody. he draws lies. ta t he dhe draws nobody.es and, you know, you don't need pl very many people that because de he does not drop below 30 people show up. draw have 55 60,000. people show up. and so you have to take care>> sec of those big crowds. >> secret service details 20. you cailn have a 1 to 1 ratio at a biden rally, right? the president actually needs substantiae tol protection.the r soes i want to believe that some people got to be investigated and probably some people need to be fired. >> it was a pot shot.

are you at all suspicious he had help? well, you just don't know. he doesn't it doesn't look likhe it, does it? but now we're finding out that he had some encrypted and phone numbers and to foreign countries, which a little bit surprises me whenn you look at hinumberm, he was somebody that was bullied in school. and, you know, you hear all different stories. >> i would say probably he was a loner, but you don't know that they have to check out t the phone numbers. you have to check out the phone. i think they were able to breakn into his phone. i think i hope i would hope so. for instance, beforee.able t foe a crime like this, you have to be able to break it to a fault, you know, because know.. they pride themselves on not allowing people to break in. and government cannt get inn le and apple can let you in. so i don't know exactlyu what happeneind, but assassination is big stuff

and you have to get to it. so we'll see what happens. but it just shouldn't have beenh when you have essentiallouldn'y a flat open roof like that and it's directed the targets with absolutely nothing in its way. how how can somebody be up ther? and he was up there for a long period of time because was of movingpl all over the place and then they see him the and they don'te report him? who was the who is the policeman orpoim the i guest was local police who looked at him, saw hi sm standing withd gun. i think the guy saw him and this guy dropped off the roof nd. and i don't blame him for that. but i do blame him for his is why is he calling everybodysn't screaming and say there's a guy with a gun up there? here what did the what did he do when he dropped off the roof? di did hn hed he just go away ay like nothing? that's a big a you know, that's a big fact. who was he and why did he do f that? why didn't we know about that? because i would have, you know, oftentimes based know abo weather and based on other things that say, sir, would you waier e 10 minutes before you go out,

please? we never had a case like this. but certainly if they said, would you wait five, ten, 15, 20 minutes because we have a possible problem, unlikelyt but possible. i wish somebody would have donel that becauseikel corey woulde ce be alive. and two people that were seriously hurt would notwould hn be hurt, and we wouldn't wou have had all of the things that we'veldn' gone through ovei the last period of time. >> and so i think it illustrates i think it's sotrum different about the trump administration versus the biden administration is, look, screp w ups sometimes happen even very big screw ups. but it's the responsibilits buyh of leaders to stand before the country and say, all right, we screwed up or to get to the bottom oe g tof it. we're going to answer questions and do it in public. thctso the fact that there' been no transparency here is what makes a lot of us say, well, what the happened and why are we actually taking step ts to ensure it doesn't happen again? >> if you're elected, you can declassify: if you the assassina attempt files. you coulssassid clear things upe that. >> you'll do that, right? yeah, sure. >>e., there's nothing.ecisio >> there should be nothing

to hide here. it's his decision. arthink, franklyn, beah., you k, but i think, frankly, many things are known right now. n ar but some of the things that are known are bad. hod somebohow did somebody get e that roof and why wasn't he reported? because peop that he was on the roof. roof.sou had trumper screaming, the woman in the red and the red shirt, she waso" screaming at a man on the roof. and then other people as there's a man on the roof who's got a gun. and that was d quite a bit before i walked onto the stage. so you would have thoughtthing somebody would have done something about itab. >> the secret service director won't say if crooks was a lone gunman who how right back. >> bloomfire. it's kind of amazing. wow. luminous of eye drops dramatically reduce redness in one minute and look at the difference. my eyes. the brighter and whiter for up to 8 hours if i really works. >> see for yourself find

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your high quality american made flag today that's show allegiance .com fox news alert. >> it has been nine days since a would be assassin nearly killed trump in broad daylight . >> and the secret service director testified today and refused to answet donald it questions at any point saturday. >> did the secret service have an agent on top of that the roof, sir? >> i'm sure, as you can imagine, that we are just

nine days out from this incident and there's still a so investigation. and so i want to make sure prov any information i wane the are providing. why did the secret service not. can you answer why the secret service e didn't place a single agent on the roof? >> we are stil l looking intothat wer the advanced process and the decision how can a 20 year oldfather with his father's a ar 15 assault weapon, climb on toim a roof with a direct 150 yardyad line of sight to the speaker's h podium without the secret service or local police stopping him?that >> so again, sir, i will say wes are nine days out from this event and i would like to know those answers as well when thiws guy took the shots, he climbed the ladder to get on the roof. >> correct. i'm unable to answer details dei of exactly how the individualnd access the roof at this time. >>ividua what?. >> cheadle hasn't even visited the rally site in butler yet.

you know what she has been doing? she has been hanging out in aspen. >> yeah. cheadle didn't even call the trump secret service agents until three days after secrshooting. she doesn't even seem interested at all in what happenedl , and her answers>> h are fishy. >> have you usedave you used and app to communicate from your personal device? >> i do on occasion use encrypted apps to communicate how many spent shele. howl casings were found u on the roof. >> again, i would have to defelr you to the fbi's criminal investigation. >> was mr. crooks acting you lonevestig again? i would have to refer you to the fbi's investigation. >> does the secret service routinely record communications between and amongst detail serv >> depending on the detail, radio communications are recorded . does the secret service have recorded communications frome ed. the july 13th event? >> we do not have radio communications from that day.haa do you have a timeline at all

from from any of day? >> i have a timeline that doesve not have specifics. that's a shock. >> that is absolutely unacceptable. >> what's a timeline without a specifics, how did they happen h to not record the radio communication? and did i just hear the secret service director refused to rulservice e out if the assal had help with all the lies they'vthe told us about trump, should we assume they're lying about this to show us what. you have to prove? you're not lyings . >> by the way, this is the oversight committee. it i whereommittee everybody hates each other, but they all agree that cheadle bu agree go and it got pretty heated, has the secret service provided this committee a complete list of all law enforcement personnel that were there that day? have you done that? have you provide, have yd a lise oversight committee? >> yes, sir. and i'll have to get back to you on that . no.

>> that is a no. have you provided all audio and video recordings h in your possession to this committee as we asked on july 15th? >> yes or no ? >> i would have to get back to you. that is a no. yo. p full of today >> you're just being completely dishonest. whistle blower] today.s have ju forward to say a secret service agent was assignedt. to that rooftop where crooks fired from but didn't go up there and wente somewhere else. instead. i askestead.d president trump and j.d. vance for their thoughts on how the secret servicew e secret ha this. >> watch. you spoke to cheadle h.. how'd that go? she came to see me, actually,er and i mean, it went very nicely. she was very nice, i thought. but, you know, somebody shoulda have made sure there was nobody on that roofno one w that roof a a dead aim right onto the stagea . and they said they didn't have the manpower for it, whicrk is crazy. 130 yards is like sinking a one foot putt. it's considered really closee .. absolutely right. it sounds like a lot, but it's really from that standpoint, it's a very intens>> it soe, vey

close. and i was surprised by that, actually. reey said it's reall d i way it's a bad shot would usually hit the target. and so, i mean, it's got to be somebody's got to be there and it's essentially a flat roof. i noticentialla flatd that she this is a roof where you think of like a barn where you have this thing had just a little a little upswing in it, a few degree os. this was an it essentially it was a flat roof. so i don't know, somebody gaverr her false information when she ine roof. ut the of th i thought she was very nice. but, you know, you have to answeo anr. r why couldn't i have stayed off the stage for 5 minutes while they do their work? why couldn't you know, how doesre a a situation happen where a roof that's plainlyf from the location where i speaking, why woulasd somebody not have seen that you were briefed? >> your office was briefed. by. cheadle are you satisfied with this situation? do you feel safe with cheadle running the secret service?

look, i think clearly she needs to be more forthcoming. she needs to actuallation. y si before people answer all their questions and let people know and d. and hi when you try to hide information and hide from question asking, that'dem s, i think, what leads people to believe that there's something to be hidden from. >> so the race is all shook up.. biden's out, kamala is in. so how does america feel about it? are they going to vote for kamala harrio votes? pr johnny hit the streets. joe biden not running for president anymore. , ever that's good.yt but that's the new cool gray. everything's burning down. debae >> well, i mean, did? you seed the debate? well, i just had a bad night. e biden insisted he was staying in the race, but then he release thed a statement say he was in. we haven't seen them. what's happening't.seen? i don't think biden has done too much of writing. i don't think he'd do most of the talking. no matter behind him, pulling the strings behind them. do you think that he knows he's not running anymore? >> you probably don't. you about to find outhing. t. bt

democrats say democracy is onth the line this election, but they just ignored the will of theelecti people.ople do sn't doesn't owe him. i don't know. i think they they they trying to get us to do something elset. is a secret part. >> who should be the democratic nominee now, i can't tell you if there a goodnow! candidate. i don't know that they can. >> third option. yeah, let's go with that. we need to go. i don't know. we want to have a democraticw.nt now. >> my boy, bernie sanders, george clooney, you know, >>ybody. kamala harris. kamala harris and obama back? c not really. ka >> maybe. what about kamala harris? >>, who's her? the vice president? oh, she was staying on.e how she doing? probably doinging? what she been

doing in that time is every day. peop don't don't think i i don't think i want kamala. >> it's just not good for the people. >> 2 ago, she wasn't really for my people. >> so that's all i really know about her. imaginher.e what can be and be unburdened by what has been. >> you kno w what is kamala doneident? as vice president? >> yeah, i have no clue. >>nswer o go with that.t sh i've got no answer for you because i don't know what she do. i really feel like i don't know to>> i d't know o much about hey kamala, where you a girl?ou g what you been. >> we have not seen you.e they have done a lot of things. thingswhat? >> a lot. what is the word? i mean?, you think you just felu out of a coconut tree? t how's the border doing? kamala was in charge of that.? >> terrible. terrible. that was her. oh, sh that wae. >> yeah, she got to go. people deserve the opportunity . but during the legal way, kamala wants to let everybody in. yeah. kamal. i gonna get dangerous like that. we did it. joe. if joe bidencan'n fo can't for h president anymore, should he even be the president?

you get us, you ask me for you voted for him, allow him to finish his term and the people voted for him. and theneopl they pushed him out >> no, no, no one pushed joe out. yeah, they did. >> if it comes down to trump versus kamala, who are you voting for? i'm probably leaving the country. none. ai'm definitely not voting. how about a different from trump? so>> respectfully, respectfully, kamala, just because i want>> to see t a woman in office, i've got to go to kamala. >> camilla all the way sometimes will open the doorther for you and leave it open. sometimes they won't a. >> and then they need to get out and do whatever. jesse's not going to be happy that you're drinking out of a straw. what do you want to tell them? i thininking o ok should be doip anything but painting their nails, looking up. jesse cowboy's in town and wg ei lovelove you. jus >> our movement just got bigger right back.

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>> not only are ellie and sophie twin sisters, they're tennis partners and they are crew through this tournament just absolutely demolishing the competition. they're so good they might even be able to beat me. and i'm afraid to play them because i don't want to find out. let's do texts. jersey, charlie from new jersey if the secret service needs more manpower, send some of the 87,000 irs agents. yeah, they're arm, too. >> tony from boston. i wouldn't cheadle guard a stick of gum and we'll have more of trump vance g interview tomorrow night. we wo texaso utt your turn to the right comment in the interview was classic. gd trump grinned. you are good. i am . f >> thank you for saying that,chc sir. dave from chicago. ooago,h, sir dave, i've loved j. vance ever since i read hillbilly elegy.

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