progressive left segment of her own party that is skeptical about so many of these issues as it relates to foreign policy. >> bret: quick thoughts? >> i interviewed j.b. pritzker who was also said to be on the short-list for a running mate today. he didn't want to get into the private talks that he had about this but he did indicate he had been talking to the campaign and he says no decision has been made yet. importantly, he hasn't said it wasn't him. >> bret: san francisco, chicago, not sure it's going to fly in middle america. thanks so much, tomorrow on special report former president trump schedule to talk to the fbi about the attempt of assassination earlier this month. if you can't catch us live set your dvr. we were going to take that live from harrisburg, now you will see it 7:00. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. fair, balanced, and still unafraid of. here comes the judge. ♪ ♪ >> jeanine: i'm judge jeanine pirro in for laura ingraham and this is the ingraham angle.

former president trump has returned to pennsylvania for the first time since being shot there more than two weeks ago. he's expected to come to the stage at any moment and when he does we'll bring it to you live. but first. trump never backs down from a challenge and unlike his opponents, will gladly talk to the press even if it's a hostile interview. his appearance today at the national association of black journalists could have been a moment for the media to put aside their anti-trump bias and focusing on on addressing the issues that americans truly care about -- instead, this is how it all started. >> i want to start by addressing the elephant in the room. a lot of people did not think it was appropriate for you to be here today. you have used words like animal and rabbit to describe black district attorneys. yutaka black journalists calling them losers, saying the questions they ask are stupid

and racist. why should black voters trust you after you have used language like that? >> first of all, i don't think i've ever been asked a question so -- in such a horrible manner, first question. you don't even say hello, how are you. are you with abc? i think they are a fake news network, a terrible network. i think it's disgraceful that i came here in good spirit -- >> jeanine: they launched so many gotcha questions at trump all designed to paint him as an awful, racist bigot but he kept swatting them down. >> the messages to stop people from invading our country that are taking -- frankly, coming from the border are millions and millions of people that happen to be taking black jobs. >> what is a black job? >> it's anybody that has a job,

anybody that has a job. >> jeanine: thankfully there was one journalist there who kept the focus on the real issues. fox's harris faulkner who was tough but fair to the president. >> what's your plan when it comes to the black community? >> inflation is a disaster and it's destroying our country and the black community -- >> what do you do, what's your plan? >> we have to bring down the cost of energy and that's going to bring down the cost of inflation. >> jeanine: these are the issues the harris campaign doesn't want trump talking about and they will use their media surrogates to shift the conversation away from those and toward petty identity politics. all this proves is that he will speak to any audience an interview with any journalist. the harris campaign will keep her under wraps, encased in a media friendly bubble until the election. trump doesn't have that privilege, he has to work to

earn the votes of the american people. 96 days to go and he shows no sign of slowing down. joining me now is florida congressman byron donalds, good evening congressman. how do you think trump handled the interview today? >> i think he was direct about his plans for the future of our country talking about immigration, talking about inflation. talking about all the key issues affecting the american people. hostile interviews are never fun but you've got to stand firm and work your way through them. that's what he did today in chicago and you said it right. kamala harris has been put in bubble wrap by her campaign in the mainstream media. she has not done a press event since she became the presumptive democratic nominee. meanwhile donald trump will talk to the press anytime, anywhere. he did it when he was president, he's going to do it again when he's the 47th president. >> jeanine: the fact that he went into south bronx and harlem

and has done this interview when by the way, kamala was supposed to show up at this but apparently didn't, shows he is interested in at least going into areas that historically republican presidential candidates have not. >> he has really broke ground for republican presidential politics and rub through a and party overall there's a lot of times candidates haven't been comfortable going into these venues. i was with him in the south bronx, no problem at all. he wasn't able to make chicago today but he's prepared to do what is necessary for the american people. when the media is done with the latest sound bite, the facts still remain inflation has crippled families in our cou country. the border has brought fentanyl killing americans in our cou country. >> jeanine: i need to interrupt -- trump started

talking, let's take a look. >> i mean that, hello harrisburg end. a very special hello to pennsylvania, i'm thrilled to be back this beautiful commonwealth with the hardworking american patriots, thank you very much. as you know, this is my first return to pennsylvania since our rally in butler, we are going back to butler too, by the way. people said to me are you serious? i said i'm serious, we are going back. it's a great place. 18 days ago, we had a terrible day, we had a rough day i will tell you by all accounts. i should not be with you today, i shouldn't be with you. but i am. up i want to thank all of the people of pennsylvania for their extraordinary love and support, it is incredible. we are going to win at this big. including everyone at butler

memorial hospital, they were fantastic -- wow. they saw some pretty bad things. [chanting "we love trump!" thank you very much, they did an amazing job. we have the doctor, one of the great doctors was there, worked on -- the job they did, david dutch and james copenhaver was just incredible. they brought him back from very, very seriously wounded. they were going to be maybe not with us. there was a group of us.

they are doing really well now, they are making it, they're going to be fine. not going to be perfect, may be, but who is? as we get older, who is perfect? the doctors were so great, they had to go great doctors. we lift our memory to the brave firefighter who was so clearly taken from us, corey comperator. very brave guy, loved by his family. he was really loved. in his last act on this earth, he threw himself over his wife and daughters and died shielding them from the bullets of the very disturbed guy. corey is a hero to all of us, to all of us.

i want to thank a friend of mine too i'm not going to mention his name because he's pretty well known and he came up to me and he said would it be okay if i presented corey's wife and family with a check? it would be okay with me, certainly okay. he had to be a check for $1 million, $1 million -- think of that. thank you, down. he was very generous. in addition we have a gofundme that's really been great to. i think we are at the $6 million mark for the three of them plus some other people. you know what?

's wife said i would rather have my husband, is that good? i know a lot of wives that would not say that, i'm sorry. they would not say that. it's a great family, he was a brave man on. he saw what was happening and he jumped on top and he got hit. we will carry his spirit of love and devotion and patriotism with us for all time. we will never forget corey or his beautiful family. maybe let's have a brief moment of silence in memory of corey, a great pennsylvanian. thank you very much, thank you.

beautiful. that is the most quiet i have ever heard an arena. you could hear a pin drop. it's amazing, it's a beautiful thing. in the wake of this attack we gather tonight more determined than ever, our resolve is unbroken and our will is undeterred to. nothing will stop us on our mission to make america great again. nothing is going to stop us. our country is doing badly he. [cheers and applause] front row joe is over here. front row joe, look at him. they have been to 2112 events. i'm pretty sure we have therefore to come i'm not sure -- you can never be sure of anything. you're voting for trump -- front

row joe, they love us and we love them. give very much, thanks ever everybody. as we are fighting to bring back the american dream, the radical left democrat party bosses have installed a puppet candidate to fight only for themselves. kamala harris got zero votes. she's a totally scripted, owned and controlled by the donors and the power brokers who created her campaign and who rip off our government and make millions and millions of dollars. i didn't deal like that, i never don't like that. i do need the money. i told a lot of guys that i like and some guys that i don't like, very rich people i just can't do that. they want to do the telephone systems, they want to do lots of little things like that. we would like to take over the telephone system of the united states -- i'm sorry, i

can't do that. unlike her eye cannot be bought and i cannot be controlled to. i have no interest in that. my only loyalty is to you the people, and you know that. i could've had such a nice, easy life. i could be at a nice place right now relaxing, watching the waves breaking but i'd rather be right here in harrisburg with you. with the people that built our country, you the people that built our country. some people don't like saying that but you are indeed the people that built of the country. no matter where we go we have the most incredible people. after lying to the country for years about joe biden's mental and physical condition, kamala is big dumb at being given a personality makeover. four weeks ago she was considered the worst. not smart, terrible, the worst

vice president in history. he's the worst president we have ever had to. consider terrible and all of a sudden she's the new margaret thatcher, that happened to carol the great margaret thatcher -- i don't think so. you were going to learn little things like defund the police, that doesn't work. everything about kamala harris rollout is phony and fake. did you see when president obama and michelle called? hello? yes. who is this? this is michelle and barack -- so surprised to hear. they got four cameras. i'm so surprised it's on speakerphone. we just want to congratulate you on destroying joe biden -- was

at the funniest phone call you've ever seen? what do you think? was at a phony phone call? you wouldn't do it, you wouldn't get away -- in your district you would get away with it, would you? she's a defund the police radical trying to pass herself off as a tough on crime prosecutor. she wasn't tough on crime, she's a little fun guys like me because they want to go after the political opponents. we won the big case in florida, the juicy? we won it. he had a similar case but it was much worse and he didn't have the presidential records act. he had a similar case and you know the special counsel which is basically a special prosecutor judged him to be essentially mentally incompetent with poor memory, but a nice old guy. he's not old -- 81 is not old. i have friends that are 95 --

bernie marcus, founder of home depot 95 years old, still sharp. i spoke to him the other day i said i think you're smarter now than you were -- i said what's going on, 81 is not old. he's different, he's a bad 81, he's about 81. he is destroying our country i tell you. she is worse than he is. she is actually worse than he is, she's the real radical left, he's the phony radical left. he didn't believe in open borders, she wants to open new borders, she wants that all electric car. she destroyed san francisco. she's the architect of the border invasion trying to pretend she's strong on border security. she is now pretending she was never called the border czar, she never went.

they fact-check me, anything i say, she went to a beautiful part of the border. i would love to take my first lady wife there to have dinner, it's beautiful. she didn't go to the real border, did she? she went to a nice little place, there for a short period of time and left, she is never really been to the border and she is the border is hour. pgh our country is being invaded with people from prisons and mental institutions. she is a failed vice president leading a failed administration while trying to convince you she represents hope and change. she does represent change. she wants to turn us into a communist country, that's her change. she was voted the most unpopular vice president in history, that's hard for a vice president's to be that

unpopular, right? just like biden will go down as a single worst president -- the happiest man is jimmy carter, he's an old guy right now. he's happy because his administration is considered brilliant, brilliant by comparison to this disaster. in her speech in atlanta last night, kamala harris even tried to out brand a new southern accent, that you hear her accent? if i ever did that, all of those people back there -- look at them, look at all those cameras. i would have a week of if i ever tried to do that. the contrast could not be more stark on the one hand you have a radical left puppet candidate who is fake and then on the other hand you have a president who will fight, fight, fight for

america. [cheers and applause] [chanting] >> this is a hell of a big arena, this is like madison square garden, this is a big, beautiful place. i didn't care -- i didn't care although they would prefer we be in an arena, i don't know why but we are not giving up the outdoor rally is. all the people we had to turn away today at an outdoor rally, we had 107,000 people show up in

new jersey or kyle 107,000. in the south bronx we had 25,000 people a love fest. the south bronx tough place but it was a lot of love. no matter how much kamala harris tries to change her image, she cannot change this fact. she is the most extreme liberal candidate in the history of our country by far. she is an extreme radical left lunatic. i have been saying for the last six months, i have been saying about politicians because i know politicians, i've dealt with them on both sides. i said let's do this, thank you. when a politician comes out early on, she wants to defund the police into really bad things, that's where they are at. mike kelly, stand-up -- he's my

friend, he endorsed me on day one tram day 1. he endorsed me before i was running. he said that guys got to run, i got to endorsed him. how many endorsements do i have? you've got kelly of pennsylvania -- i wasn't running, thank you, i appreciate it. he would stand out at those outdoor rallies when it was 10 degrees below zero, 97 degrees out without a shirt on. it's not that pretty sight, not that pretty but he would have -- he had no fear. he's a tough guy and they love him, they love you in this state. kamala harris cosponsored bernie sanders $32 trillion socialist takeover of the entire u.s. health care system. u.s. health care, it would mean we would have to raise your taxes, bankrupt our country, and she supported all the private health insurance a lot of people

in this room have great -- some people want private health. some of it is incredible, you go to these companies, doing an incredible job. she wants that banned and outlawed, you are paying for it but it's great stuff. some of the companies have unbelievable -- golden plans and all of that, she wanted to be ended. she pledged to give free taxpayer-funded health care to all illegal aliens, think of that. she will do that. which will totally destroy our social security system, she sponsored a bill to give illegal aliens taxpayer-funded lawyers so they could sue us. she called for abolishing ice, these are unbelievable patriots. they are almost as tough as our congressman sitting in the front. almost as tough as the man who's going to be your next governor by the way. he's tough too, he's a great

military hero. i'm allowed to have them up for a little while, just a couple minutes, right? he's great. he's great. i heard you're doing very well. she compared i.c.e. agents to members of the kkk. she likened border patrol agents to practitioners of human slavery. we have a lot of those people here tonight like brandon judd, the head of the union. we have so many different people and they didn't like that analogy too much. she voted in favor of deadly century cities numerous times. she supports open borders, that's all you have to hear. i think two words. they say go down the list, we have a list of 25 things, your right to say -- open borders, defund the police. the rest is all -- although she is going to kill

social security. by putting all these illegal aliens into social security, it's dead. it's dead to. she opposes saying the words illegal alien and radical islamic terrorist. she backs mass amnesty, mass amnesty and citizenship for all illegals. she supports mandatory gun confiscation. would anybody mind -- mr. congressman, with a mind having their guns ripped out of their arms as they enter their house or their apartment? i don't think so. she said the 72 mike 80% tax rate is a very bold idea, something we have to discuss very seriously. all my life i've watched politicians and they have always said we will reduce your taxes, we will reduce your taxes, we will cut your taxes -- they want to give you a tax increase of

five times what you are paying now. how the hell do you get elected? this country is so screwed up, everything is backwards. we want open border, how do you like to be a politician? we want open borders, we want tax increases, we want all electric cars so you can go 15 minutes before you charge it up. for all the congressmen that are in the midwest, they billed eight charging stations. that is like a gas pump with electricity, just the charging terminal, it costs $9 billion, do you hear that? scott -- we have a tough congressman here, these are tough cookies these pennsylvania guys, wow. look at that. [cheers and applause] we're going to introduce them in a second. scott! they spent nine -- two of which never worked.

once covered intervention to slash consumption of red meats, they don't want red meat, they don't want your cows. get rid of your cows. would anybody like to keep red meat? raise your hand. pigment -- borders and electric mandates, red meat, how do you get elected? you know how they got elected? by cheating, they got elected by cheating. nobody, they want to raise your taxes five times -- please vote for me, i'm going to raise your taxes five times higher. the red meat is to fight climate change. she supports ending cash bail to immediately release criminals upon arrest, they kill somebody, no bail, no worry about it, no cash, you just killed three people. let's let them out in

harrisburg, it's a wonderful place. in 2020 she urged her followers to donate money to bail out the violent rioters, get them right out of jail including murderers, you know that was all about, right? in minnesota -- i think we have a good chance of winning, and hasn't been won since 1972 by a republican. and we are leading -- tom emmer is going to bring that one home they tell me. he's going to bring it home. this november, the american people are going to reject kamala harris' dangerous liberal extremism and a massive landslide. too big to rig. we're not going to let her turn the united states into a communist san francisco colony. we are going to let it happen. that's what they want to do, they want to destroy our country -- she's the worst. she was a bad d.a. long before you had your d.a. come along

before you had some of these d.a.'s that you have as you know in philadelphia, pennsylvania, but in los angeles, all over the place. you have radical left, horrible das that are funded by george soros and others. they are weak on crime, they don't mind if somebody murders somebody. they don't want them to go to jail, you can kill somebody -- our country is sick. the mind-set of our country is sick. we are going to let her do to pennsylvania what she did to california. she destroyed it san francisco, one of the best cities in the world and it's in tatters. she's a liberal from california, she ruined the state, she ruined one of the greatest cities in the world. 15 years ago a great friend of mine bob tisch, great guy, the owner of the new york giants and a very smart guy, wonderful guy, maybe even longer a little longer than -- he said

san francisco is the best city in our country and today is a disaster. just a disaster. he passed away quite a while ago and he would look down and say -- >> jeanine: we are going to keep monitoring the rally and bring you any news as it comes but joining us now is lee zeldin, former new york congressman and gubernatorial candidate and chris bedford author of the beltway brief newsletter. that was his first rally in pennsylvania since getting shot, what's the biggest takeaway? >> clue the president is focusing on defining his opponent and you have this long record of kamala harris -- right now she's trying to run away from, her campaign is, the media. you have a circling of the wagons of many allies inside the media and big tech. president trump as the republican nominee, as the standard-bearer, he has this soapbox to be able to define kamala harris on that record.

she tries to flip-flop, we are in pennsylvania right now, kamala harris says she wants to ban fracking. it's on video, now she's trying to get away with saying her position now is the opposite. she's doing it through spokespeople. for president trump to get out there and define his opponent, it's very important for voters out there to make an informed decision in november. >> jeanine: right now, kamala harris is in the so-called honeymoon period. the democrats are excited about her but the truth is she has a very specific record as president trump has described to. everything from open borders to defund the police to single-payer -- single-payer health care. how does she change that? does she come out and say at the? can she have her emissaries say it? >> you're right, she's in the honeymoon period. democrats are so excited, you

can see a master surgeon enthusiasm and support for her but right now we haven't got a clue about what she's doing other than trying to lie about it. her and her friends in the media have kicked back against the fracking, her plans and energy just, deny, act like -- the ideas she ran for president on four years ago don't matter and she's dodging questions from the press, anything that is off script. she wasn't of the convention taking questions from the black journalists like donald trump, taking hostile questions, she didn't do the kind of interviews you would expect. she went to events that are planned and coordinated. joe biden before he stepped down, the press demanding he take questions, that he do off script remarks. now they got a person they want in there. you're no longer seeing that pressure. >> jeanine: it's true you're not going to see the pressure on

kamala harris where she has to defend if she's going to change her position specifically on fracking, pennsylvania is such an important state. she's got to say i've evolved, you think the electorate just says she's in favor of fracking now, it's okay, it's all good to. >> i think there are people who will help in circling the wagons of the democratic base, the people who were part of that effort to push out to the person, the leader of their party, the president united states the person who got 14 million votes during the primary. then there are these independent-minded people, there are voters out there who haven't made their mind up and they wanted to hear that level of accountability. president trump is willing to go anywhere, any place to answer that question. when you get an answer it's not a filtered answer is a raw answer. three rows of questions for everyone, we saw in the white house he didn't have to do it but he did. you can't go to this particular debate but the debate in june

because a channel might not be friendly or a host, a moderator might not be friendly. just talked him into it. kamala harris won't sit down for that interview, she will not stand up for that tough press conference and she will not go to a debate if the setting is not dictated on the terms of the left. she should get called out on it. >> jeanine: finally does president trump debate kamala harris and when should that happen if you think it should? >> i think he does debate kamala harris. he loves the rain, he loves the debates. all the different outlines and the rules that were set previously were set when he was expecting to debate joe biden and he was willing to give so much room for that because he was eager to get on the stage. now it's a new candidates they have to come up with new rules. i look forward to watching the debate probably in the next couple of weeks. >> jeanine: thanks so much for being with us tonight. >> there's no question i'm in

favor of banning fracking. we aren't going to treat people who are undocumented across the borders as criminals. >> you support medicare that will a limited private insurance. >> let's eliminate that. >> assault weapons already in circulation, what you do about those? >> i support a mandatory buyback program. >> jeanine: that was five years ago. kamala's agenda was clear as day. radical and progressive but suddenly she doesn't believe in any of that anymore your co. even "new york times" can't ignore it. in addition to changing her position on fracking, campaign officials said she now backs the biden administration budget's request for increased funding for border enforcement, no longer supporting the sickle pair health insurance program and echoed mr. biden's call for banning assault weapons but not a requirement to sell them to the federal government. will the real kamala harris please stand up? joining us now is kevin mccarthy former speaker

of the house. good evening mr. speaker. with 96 days to go until the election, how can the trump campaign insure the voters see the real kamala harris? >> thing about this, kamala harris has never even had a vote to run for president, even when she ran she pulled out before hand. i watched her in california for quite some time. she has not changed her positions. she just changed her answer and the words she said to you. this woman isn't elected from california, she selected from san francisco. she won the ability for the most liberal member of the senate, that means she's beating bernie sanders, she's beating people who we thought were very liberal. you've washed her job as vice president, she was put in charge of the few things. the border. what did she do? kept it wide open only visited once and fought to make sure --

then when she was a senator a few years ago, she has fought to make sure you didn't hire any more border agents. this is who she truly is, this is who she has been her entire life. it doesn't matter if she changes her words, we know what her actions are. this race looks a lot like 1988. remember michael dukakis mid-july up by 17 points, picks a moderate -- a democrat to get in and all we did was start laying out, she was an attorney general? what has she done? she did prosecute people, she destroyed california, letting people steal more than $900. that was her responsibility to change that initiative to get past. i think what people sealed dumb exit of real kamala harris they will see a big victory for president trump. >> jeanine: the truth is she will promote herself as this great prosecutor, who goes after transnational drug gangs, who

make yourself out to be the person, americans perceive prosecutors to be, she was behind the minnesota bail fund to release people without bail. some of the murderers. she was the one who didn't believe in putting people in jail. she will promote that and it will be very hard to take that away. does not hurt her on the left with the progressives? >> i think the progressives will say whatever they can to just win it. they removed biden simply for this point. we just want to win from any perspective. i think it's incumbent on every american to see the true record to. there is a great contrast between president trump securing the border, giving you an economy that's strong, to say you're a prosecutor from san francisco is not really a prosecutor. that's letting people free, you know this better than anybody. >> jeanine: i am laughing about that. the fact is the numbers have

changed. we see them tightening up, what's that about? >> it was all about joe biden. people didn't want to joe biden what are your democrat or republican. he's off the ticket now, there is relief. this is a bum, not a balance. what you're going to find us there probably going to sustain themselves. i think a debate will be healthy but you've really got to start laying this out to. look at presidential history, 1988 michael dukakis was running he was of a 17 points in mid-july. we laid out that a lot of really horton's were left free. she wasn't tough on crime. when you saw dukakis in that helmet. does she really looked like she had the ability to make those tough decisions? then would he support the death penalty even if his wife was raped?

no. >> jeanine: mr. speaker, may be will be proven correct in november. thanks so much for joining us tonight. coming up, video taken by one of the men shot at the trump rally shows a mysterious figure on the roof before the shooting. we are going to show it to you,p next. i've been doing flight nursing for 24 years. i had a fear that i wouldn't be able to keep up. i wanted all the boost i could get! i heard about prevagen from a friend. i read the clinical study on it and it had good reviews. i've been taking prevagen now for five years and it's really helped me stay sharp and present. it's really worked for me. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription.

♪ ♪ >> jeanine: we just got our hands on shocking new video of a figure moving across a roof just before president trump was shot to more than two weeks ago. matt finn's life from popular pennsylvania with all the details. >> that the building is right behind me out over the past couple of weeks, fox crews have seen fbi on that roof, we've seen more people up there it again today. speaking up that roof let's get to that new video it is rather haunting. it's from the day of the shooting here in butler, pennsylvania. the video obtained by fox at digital was shot by a man named james copenhaver who was one of the victims critically wounded. that shows the figure at 6:08:00 p.m. moving across the roof of the american glass research building. officials believe the shooter fired at former president trump minutes after the video was taken.

the man was injured in his arm and abdominal area. he was released from the hospital but is recovering in a rehabilitation center. as we have been reporting for weeks a lot of finger-pointing between local and federal law enforcement, the commander of the beaver county emergency services unit claims he would have had his guys up on that roof if the secret service told him to. >> we serve at the will of secret service. they are by far the subject matter experts out there. we do whatever we can to help work with our federal partners. in this case, again -- we had assumed the placements that we received word that of the secret service. if they would have told us to go on the roof, our guys were more than prepared to go on the roof. >> here at the shooting site we have some fresh new video for

you. set up happening for a big farm show this weekend. at the site with a former president was almost assassinated a few weeks ago, carnival rides and food trucks are now arriving along with the fbi roaming around this pro property. trump tells fox is going to come back here and we will keep you updated on that. >> jeanine: thanks so much. joining me now is louisiana senator john kennedy of the judiciary committee. we are pleased to have you here this evening. fox hasn't confirmed the figure in the video is crooks but a person is seen on the roof 5 minutes before the president is at, why wasn't he taken off the stage? why was he allowed to go on the stage? >> good question, let me accentuate the positive first, judge. when the president was hit and went down, about a dozen men and women stormed that stage.

several established a perimeter, the rest piled on top of the presidents. they were willing to take a bullet for their country. the shooter was already dead but they didn't know that. i am so proud of those men and women and i'm so proud of those secret service agents and other law enforcement officials. having said that, the fact remains that a 20-year-old punk outsmarted the secret service. let me say that again -- i'm not good to bubble wrap it. a 20-year-old punk outsmarted the secret service. and the american people are entitled to know why. we had a hearing yesterday, we learned some new things. it's still under investigation. of the american people deserve answers, .3 we have a new head of secret service.

he try to be forthcoming yesterday. didn't answer all the questions because he couldn't but i can promise you this as i promised him. i am going to chase him like he stole my dog until he answers the questions for the american people about what happened. we're not going to let this go. >> jeanine: senator kennedy we are with you on making sure you don't let this go. the amazing thing is we finally have details about why the shooter was able to get a drone in the air above the secret service wasn't. take a listen. >> you had a drone system but you had bandwidth problems. the band with apparently was adequate for the shooters drone but not for the secret service. can you explain that? >> i have no explanation for that. because of the connectivity challenge, there was a delay and he flew his drone at 3:51

approximately. >> jeanine: connectivity problems, seriously? and i'm still not convinced the secret service was even in communication with the secret service on the stage. >> this was a goat rodeo. senator cornyn's question very insightful. and every case i'm aware of when a president or from a present is speaking to a group of people like this, you have drones, you have helicopters in the air so they can survey rooftops. that wasn't the case here. number 2. we did have government snipers. why didn't they see this punk? this 20-year-old punk assassin on the roof a couple hundred yards away? if they didn't see him, why didn't they do something? there are so many questions. but the secret service, they are to answer.

some of my colleagues say all they need more money -- isn't that special? isn't that just like government to? in the real world when you screw up you get a fire to. in government you get more money because you most need it. somebody needs to be held accountable here. >> jeanine: you know, senator -- this new guy who is the acting director he comes out initially with all the right statements but when he got to the nitty-gritty, he got very combative and very defensive and i am not convinced we are going to get the answers we need to. so i want to believe you're going to do this and we are going to get to the end of this. my concern is this and this is my question -- the president is going back to pennsylvania. i'm not convinced the secret service is capable based upon some of the things that have been said to. >> i can give you my commitment,

judge. you can write this down, your listeners can write this down and take it home to mama. i'm going to get some answers. i am going to get some answers and i won't be alone. there are a lot of other senators on both sides of the aisle. we are going to chase the secret service like they stole thanksgiving until they answer these questions about what happened. the american people deserve to know. there are all kind of conspiracy theories out there. i don't know what's true and what's not to. i know based on experience we're going to have to get some new conspiracy theories because all the old ones turned out to be true. we need to find out what happened here. >> jeanine: all right, senator. we are going to call you back on this one. thank you so much for being with us. the choreography and missteps of the harris campaign. raymond arroyo has them all in

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>> jeanine: it's time for seen and unseen where we reveal the story behind the headlines. for that we turn to fox news contributor raymond arroyo. tell us about harris' strategy at this point. >> what we are seeing is the biden script with harris playing the lead to. she does know interviews and her public appearances are basically teleprompter recitals with heavy choreography. i see a few missteps here and there. >> jeanine: like having megan thee stallion open for her in atlanta the other day? >> i've heard of dialing for votes and campaigning for votes, working for a vote is a new one. although her opening act cleaned up her lyrics and omitted the regular references, the choreography is to look like the vip room at the hustler club. once she left the stage and calm a lot began speaking it was like

in exodus, people started leaving. which begs the question who were they there to see? kamala or shakala? and even her entrance was not clean. >> i am honored to introduce the next president next president of the united states of america, vice president kamala harris. ♪ ♪ just a second, just the second. >> how do you miss the big entrance like that after the showgirls have been out for 20 minutes? when harrison did speak she turned on this weird southern accent like hillary clinton after a couple mint juleps. >> the path of the white house runs right through this stage. [cheers and applause] and you all helped us win in 2020 and we are going to do it

again in 2024. >> she really is a chameleon. she turns her persona's on and off depending on the audience. say what you want about donald trump, he is always consistent. he's comfortable in his skin. this is the president from today at the national association of black journalists, watch. >> he has a lot of opinions about childless women like myself, or divorced people like yourself. >> at least it was said in a friendly manner. [laughter] >> he's always there there with a line. trump is always a trump. we heard the president tonight at this rally and i thought he should keep this on the policy because his policies were so beloved. on the border, on the economy, across-the-board foreign policy -- when he wanders into

race and personality he's actually playing into kamala harris' hands. that is something he's going to >> i agree with that. >> look, when they were campaigning in iowa, they wore jeans, they dressed like iowa. not trump. trump wore his suit and his maga hat. >> he's a natural entertainer, donald trump. >> he is. he absolutely is. great to see you. >> and that's it for us tonight. make sure to catch me every day, monday through friday on the 5. jesse watters takes it next. >> jesse: welcome to "jesse watters primetime". tonight... >> why