distinct difference between these two coincides. -- these two side is. the radical leftist kamala harris, governor walz, and senator tammy baldwin, or president trump, j.d. vance, and eric hovde. we are going to back law enforcement. let me tell you: anybody that doesn't, my wife has a great line: walk a day in their shoes. they go out every day to defend our communities, defend you, risk their own personal safety. walk a day in their shoes. i support law enforcement, president trump, j.d. vance will always have your back, and we will never incorporate such a

crazy idea as defund the police. let's restore our safety. bring back this wonderful country. thank you, soon to be vice president vance. >> >> we are going to take questions from the press but let me bring this home. it is very easy and very fun to criticize the record of kamala harris. we don't have a bunch of promises on the trump campaign. we have four years of successful leadership that brought public safety to our streets and that is something to celebrate and look forward to. here is trump's promise to our community of law enforcement and those who benefit from their sacrifices and their public

safety. we are going to end sanctuary cities in this country, bring back pro law enforcement cities. we are going to deport the violent illegal aliens that have come in the country. no more free rides, no more amnesty. we are going to support the death penalty for drug dealers because they kill more people than some of the most violent and vicious criminals. we have to have penalties for people killing our kids and poisoning our communities. we are going to protect police from frivolous lawsuits. the reason it is hard for the police to do their jobs sometimes is they know if they do their job, they are going to get sued for. we are going to make it easier for police to do their jobs. finally, we are going to stand up to soft on crime prosecutors.

if police bring in a bad guy, we need people who are going to lock those guys up and put them behind bars. it is simple common sense. we know what happens when we don't have leadership who support law enforcement. we saw in kenosha. you know this better than i do. four years ago, kenosha had terrible riots after a police shooting and who was the president of the united states that promised he would send in law enforcement if asked? that was donald trump. who pacified the streets of wisconsin and ensure those riots did not spiral out of control and burn down the city? that was donald trump. we know the governor did not want little support from trump, but after a couple of days of riots, he relented and did the smart thing and allowed trump to support, to send federal support. without that, i think kenosha

would still be recovering from those riots today. we are in a beautiful place and it is a beautiful town and we can thank trump's leadership and the law enforcement who did their jobs. thank you so much. i will always have the back of law enforcement. let's bring up the reporters to ask questions. i will always support our police officers because i know what it is like to be a kid who cannot rely on public safety. i want every child in this country, whether they are rich or poor, grow up on the right side or the wrong side of the tracks, every child deserves to have public safety and that is what we are going to do when trump is president. thank you for coming out. thank you to these great public servants. let's make this country great again. god bless you guys.

what i will do here is, i would love to start out. thank you. i would love to start out with local wisconsin reporters and take questions from local reporters and if we have time, we will take questions from national folks. if you are local, please raise your hand. >> thank you for your time. you were just in milwaukee a few days ago and now kenosha. can you talk about how much of a priority wisconsin is to the trump campaign and where you are headed next? >> i like wisconsin a lot so i am going to spend time with you fine people. politically, wisconsin may be the most important state in the country come november. most of all, you feel it on the ground. wisconsin is a state that has suffered from two failures of the kamala harris vice

presidency. the first is wisconsin is a great and proud manufacturing state with a lot of skilled craftsmen and people who work with their hands and they know with kamala harris' policies, you are shipping good manufacturing jobs off to china. we ought to keep those right here in wisconsin. let's deal with wisconsin workers and produce prosperity for the whole country. you saw with the riots in kenosha, wisconsin has suffered when you don't have good, smart, pro-public safety leadership and that is what we want to bring back to the white house. back in the blue, support our police officers. i think that message is going to bring wisconsin home to republicans in 2024 and it will make donald trump the president of the united states again. yes. it is very important.

when my kids came up here for the convention for five weeks ago, the one place they wanted to go was the cheese castle. how many have you been to the cheese castle? my kids have been, the first time they ever came was with my girlfriend, now my wife. every time we come back, we have to stop at the wisconsin cheese castle. >> this is the second endorsement from local law enforcement here. why is that so important to you and your campaign? >> law enforcement knows who is on their side. donald trump has been endorsed by so many organizations across the country and now two and the state of wisconsin the past week because they know donald trump is going to stand up for them and support them. we have got real problems in law enforcement recruitment in

this country and certainly in the state of wisconsin. a lot of the police departments are underfunded and under resourced. on top of that, we have mexican drug cartels operating as far north as kenosha, wisconsin, because kamala harris refuses to do her job. these guys want common sense back. maybe they agree or disagree with us on tax policy, but they agree with us that we have to have common sense public safety. if we don't have public safety, we don't have anything. you can't take your kids on a walk in your neighborhood without public safety. it is the foundation of having a good country and the police of wisconsin knows donald trump is the public safety candidate. a few more locals. >> there is a big event happening not too far away from

here in chicago. did you catch any of the dnc last night? what were your thoughts? >> my immediate thought was all the people booing. i watched bits and pieces. we were out campaigning yesterday. i got home a little on the later side yesterday. i watched some of it. i will say, the contrast between the public safety policies is striking and almost a joke they held in chicago, which has become the murder capital of the united states of america thanks to failed democratic leadership. last weekend in chicago, you had something like 40 shootings and 17 people who lost their lives. that is not something we would accept in a third world country much less one of our great american cities like chicago. my theory about why they decided to have the convention in chicago, tim walz says he has

been serving in war. chicago, they have violent crime statistics that mirror third world highly violent countries. public safety is the birthright of every citizen in this cou country. nobody should be growing up in a community where you have a murder rate like that and it is a good contrast between the policies of kamala harris that promote violent crime and the criminals who do it in the policies of donald trump, who promote peace and prosperity and want to throw the violent criminals behind bars. that is what donald trump wants to do and i share that. anybody else here? >> i am with fox six news in milwaukee. going off the dnc,

vice president, harris is paying a visit to milwaukee. do you have response to that? >> no response. she is going to run the campaign she runs. i wish she would do what i am doing now, which is talk to the media and answer tough ques questions. if you think what i am doing here right now, what am i asking? i am asking for the fine people gathered to vote for me to be their vice president of the united states. what an awesome responsibility and an incredible thing i am asking them to do. kamala harris is asking people to be their president of the united states but she won't answer a question or interact with the american people unless there is a teleprompter between them and her and that is crazy. what the media has got to start doing as it has to start saying

look, if she is not going to stand and answer questions, we are going to stop giving her this coverage demand that she do what any president has had to do, which is answer tough questions. her argument, i cannot get over this. you watch her rallies and her argument is something i could not say with a straight face. she says on day one, she is going to tackle the housing affordability crisis in our country. on day one, she is going to tackle the grocery affordability problems in our country. you have been the vice president for three and a half years so what have you been doing that time? for the people in milwaukee who are going to her rally and listen to what she says, if she had such good ideas for how to bring down the cost of food and

groceries and housing, why doesn't she do it now? not talk about what she is going to do in six months. do it now, because she has the power now. any other locals? we will do a couple of nationals and then we have to hit the r road. >> i have a policy question for you. my question is, before you were in the senate, there was the vote on the violence against women act and one of the hiccups with negotiating that bill was should people who are convicted of stalking be able to possess firearms? what do you think about that? >> we don't want violent criminals to have access to weapons. that includes people who have been convicted of stalking but it is important to say convicted and what a lot of those of us

don't want is -- we don't want somebody to have their gun rights taken away when they haven't been in a court of law. whether it is a first amendment right, second amendment right, any right, you are entitled to due process. the criticisms i have seen of that, people who are convicted of a crime, they should not be able to carry a firearm but people who have not gone through due process still have their rights. that is an important distinction between our approach on the democrat approach. we don't believe you should take people's rights away unless they have gone through a court of l law. >> donald trump >> guys, she is one of the good reporters. she is okay. >> donald trump has enlisted the help of tulsa gabbard.

how are you prepping for your debate with tim walt's. who is helping you and how are you prepping? >> i found a friend from home who embellishes and lies a lot and i am having him stand in for tim walz. what we are going to do, we are going to focus on policy. the way i am trying to prepare is to make sure we are prepared to answer the american people's question on how we are going to make their lives better, their community safer, how are we going to bring back prosperity and low prices and focus on policy and answer whatever questions the moderators have. on trunk, we have to remember, tulsa gabbard was a democratic congress woman. she ran against kamala harris in 2020 and now she is behind the trump vance ticket.

we are the ticket that is supported by common sense people across the spectrum. tulsa gabbard basically ended, love's campaign on the debate stage. she believes in common sense things things like we should not send america's sons and daughters off to fight in stupid wars. it is telling that they campaign that has brought a lot of democrats and republicans and independents together is the campaign of donald trump. we will do one more question. >> i had a question. last year you got attention for visiting striking members in ohio. last night, they attacked you at the dnc and donald trump. do you believe they will attract more union voters and what is the strategy to do that? >> my message to sean and any other leader of the labor

movement would be who is the campaign? which campaign is going to protect the jobs of america's workers union? it is the campaign of donald trump. sign up, get involved and support the candidate that is going to protect your job. sean will go on tv and say a majority of his membership will back donald trump. why are a majority of autoworkers going to back donald trump? the same reason they do it across the spectrum. he is the one who wants to protect your job. he is saying if the chinese want to use slave labor and import stuff into our country, we are going to put tariffs and protect the jobs of american workers. when kamala harris says she stands for the united autoworkers but she supports mandates that will have every job destroyed and shipped to china, in america we are making

gas-powered cars. people ought to be able to drive whatever they want. we don't tell people what to do. if we don't tell people what to do, they are going to be able to buy cars that are made in america with american workers doing the jobs and that is why i think we are going to win the majority of union and nonunion workers in this country. whatever sean says, the membership is behind donald trump and a lot of other workers who are the same position. what i will say finally to wrap up, god bless you guys. thank you for coming out. i get so much joy and energy out of being here and meeting people and getting to talk to people and seeing what is going on. we are going to win this race in november. it is going to start here in wisconsin. what i would ask all of you is,

we have 76 days to this campaign and early voting starts probably 30 days early. get out there. get your neighbors to the polls, get your family members to the polls. knock on doors, make phone calls. we are going to win this race if we get out and vote. thank you for being here. let's vote and win in november and take this country back and do it the right way. thank you for being here. >> for just over 20 minutes we have been listening to j.d. vance on the ground in kenosha, wisconsin. this is his third stop in wisconsin. a huge focus for the trump-vance ticket to win over voters on the ground. >> good to be with you this tuesday. i am john roberts and washington. j.d. vance basically saying he has been living in wisconsin.

a big part of the blue wall kamala harris is hoping will stay in place for her come november 5th. as we noted today, for the second time now, the trump campaign getting the endorsement of a police association. we all remember what happened in that city back in 2020 when the riots destroyed a big part of downtown. >> you saw a split screen, saw donald trump arriving in michigan. he was speaking outside the kenosha county courthouse. at one point he had the republican senate candidate and brian style there. he brought in the sheriff with a focus on crime and safety and the immigration problem. he was pointing out in stark

contrast to the democrats, the huge problems the windy city is having with all of that. >> they are attempting to counter program the dnc. we will see if it works. >> trump will be speaking in a couple of hours from now. >> it sounds like he is right on time. howell is about an hour away from detroit. it looks like he will make it in time. folks i have been talking to say they want him to talk about crime but they want him to connect it to the border. they don't like the fact some of these migrants coming in illegally, they feel like they don't know who these people are. they want the president to talk about his immigration policies.

the president will probably talk about what is happening in chicago with crime and these bigger cities as he lays out his crime policy. the trump campaign has been blasting kamala harris and her record on crime. as the d.a. and the vp in this administration and they have been disputing the fbi reporting that crime is down, saying she is relying on highly incomplete data to make inaccurate claims about crime. the harris campaign, not talking about policy, but blasting trump for choosing howell, michigan as his venue. when he was in grand rapids, about a dozen white supremacists showed up and they were chanting things like we love trump. folks who live here are telling

me that is not with this community is about. >> i was disgusted. most of the people in the area that read that as well were disgusted with what they were hearing because we have a good town, good people. >> they take issue with what the harris campaign is saying. a trump spokesperson pushing back saying the campaign has nothing to do with that demonstration or why they chose this town. president biden came to howell to talk about build back better so he didn't think it was a bad place. >> thank you. >> a lot of innocent people are being killed on both sides. >> biden offering support for anti-israel protesters saying

the crowd has a point. what is their point? >> do you support hamas? >> every palestinian supports hamas. >> do you support october 7th. >> i do. what is wrong with october 7th? what is this belief? >> reaction to that. christine harrigan a few blocks away. how does it look there today? >> of the perimeter was breached yesterday at about 4:00 p.m. protesters came here and knocked down part of this unscalable wall, this iron fence. they have reinforced it with a second layer of wall and concrete barriers to keep it up. we see more protest marches tonight. we have seen a number of radical groups. police initially here yesterday stayed on the sidelines.

they were pelted with signs and rocks and bottles and riot police came in. they had batons and helmets and they use the batons to great effect. they advanced and pinned in many of those protesters and began arresting some wing leaders. many of them were completely masked during the time and law enforcement officials say they are not going to allow any destruction of property. >> steve, thank you. >> let's bring in guy vinson. thank you for joining us. as these protests continue outside the dnc, i will start with you first. speaker mike johnson on the rift in the democrat party. >> this is illustrating what the real problem is. they have a pro hamas wing.

kamala harris is trying to play both sides. joe biden has tried to do the same thing and that is why they have the mess on their hands that they do. >> there is no pro hamas wing of the party that has power. corey busch just lost her primary. people turned out in droves to push out those. there is a framework that prime minister netanyahu has accepted. we will see if hamas takes it. it should be noted that donald trump is working the phones, talking to netanyahu and the reporting is saying he doesn't want the cease-fire to be accepted because this is an issue he wants to run on. the protests have not gotten out of control. what biden has said is there have been innocent people in gaza who have died as a result but democrats have stood firmly

with israel and working towards getting hostages home and a cease-fire. >> there are some who are not showing up at all. senate democrats skipping the dnc. john, jackie, john fetterman. this as a rabbi came on earlier, this is him reacting to a protester who said they support hamas. we have seen the flags waving. >> it is chilling to hear someone not only say that all palestinians are in support of hamas and then to go on and ask what was wrong with october 7th when 1200 israelis were killed, when women were openly, where children were ripped from arms of their dead parents and taken

hostage. >> a passionate response. your thoughts on this rift in the democrat party. >> if the people have no influence, or we seat top democrats pandering to them. the president last night saying they have a point out on the street. they don't. these are anti-semitic, anti-israel, anti-american bigots. they have no point. they call him joe. yet, they have a point. that is his point of fine people on both sides which he repeated about donald trump. kamala harris sending emissaries to people in these communities. they want those votes.

they need those votes from people within their coalition who are openly pro-hamas and it is revolting. >> thank you very much. >> the trump plan will increase costs for american families by $3900, so why would we go back? >> they are claiming the plans are expensive but wait until you hear how kamala harris plans to pay for hers. our panel is standing by to break down how it will impact everyday americans coming up. ♪ when the sawdust settles and the engine finally roars the thing you care about most is a job well done. ♪ but when you get your tools from harbor freight something about the job feels a little different - your wallet. because we believe no matter what you're working on

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>> kamala harris proposing a 28% corporate tax rate to pay for her economic plans.

what would that mean for everyday americans? we will get into that and a second. i want to get onto this. a little bit of a memory hold speech from alexandria anacostia cortez. >> she understands the urgency of prescriptions. if you are trying to afford rent and child care, she is for you. if you are a senior who had to go back to work because your retirement didn't stretch far enough. kamala harris is for you. >> she seems to ignore that she has been in the administration for the last three and a half years. one in three seniors are unretired, returning to work

after retiring. they said they went back because they had to deal with inflation. >> social security keeps up with inflation automatically and we have seen in the data, the number of seniors going out of the workforce and retiring is higher than normal. more are working at a higher clip than ever. what she is trying to say is if you compare the harris agenda to the trump agenda, it is clear who is going to bring down cost more effectively. it is projected to cost $1700 a year and i know doug agrees with me because i got that number from his website. >> we saw with the effects were

of the american rescue plan. in march 2021, it was running at 2.6%. a month after that it jumped to 4.2%. >> it was a major error. it has been clear in the data. europe, which had supply chain problems, the inflation went from 0 to 4 and ours went from 1.4 to 9.1. they say it was in the state, the economy is growing, you don't need it, it is only a little below full capacity. it was foreseeable. most of governing is self restraint. you don't do everything you can, you do the things you need to for people.

the tax foundation did an analysis of this when it was joe biden's idea. capital stocks would decrease by 1.1% and the wage rate would go down and full-time jobs would decrease by 128,000. why put that burden on the american taxpayer? >> i remember trump and his team went around saying because of the cut in the tax rate, the wages going to go up by $4,000 per person. what we have seen is the average wages went up $0. what went up is executive pay and shareholder payouts. reversing this, that is going to bring in money into the

government, about $1 trillion, help us dig out of the hole trump created and allows us to invest in affordable housing and affordable child care and that do help middle-class families. >> if you go back to 2014, 2015, 2016, we were losing five american firms a year. we got the rate down to the middle of the pack. the investments are here, wage growth was strong. there is no reason to go back and create problems by doing this. i admire that they want to pay for their proposals with the last thing you do is raise rates first. >> we will see if we hear more about this in greater detail. she has been shy on the details

so far. >> the u.s. government confirms iran is behind hack attacks of the campaigns of the white house nominees and there are concerns people tied to the government could be funding these demonstrations we continue to see at the dnc but that could be difficult to track with them using encrypted apps. paul joins us live from the dnc. tell us what you are seeing and hearing so far. how organized is this? >> you win and lose in the planning. chicago pd has done a great deal of planning. last night, we were in the park, near union center, or some demonstrators decided they were going to erect a tent city.

that was a new thing. up until that point the only disruption we had was the breach in the wall. how ironic is that they are using a tool system to repair a breach like that, which is like the border wall donald trump has proposed. at the park, they decided they were going to set up these tense and the negotiations broke down. chicago pd was very patient and professional, handled it well. they moved in, took down one of the tents. demonstrators got the idea and took down the rest of the tents by themselves. the situation was diffused and last night went as well as you can hope if you are sitting where chicago pd's. >> this is an example of how they are using these apps to organize and show up at these protests. this one is on telegram. palestine action u.s. on monday

posted a schedule for a week of protests, including breakfast, movie screenings, and street rallies. it demonstrates the ease with which organizers can share information from a wide variety of sources. wouldn't be the first time we have seen that and it seems to be the number of these encrypted apps is growing in use. this was an exchange we played earlier. mike tobin with a chicago protester on the ground. >> do you support hamas? >> every palestinian supports hamas. >> do you support october 7th? >> i do. what is wrong with october 7. >> women and children, kids murdered. >> what is this [bleep].

>> there was a continuum of activists out there and some of them are calling for a change on middle east policy but what we need to understand also and a lot of people don't understand this is there is a career path for professional agitators in america. they are well-funded, get money from all the groups we have heard about previously and some of this can be lucrative and what happens? they institutionalize the stuff. they know the tactics and the columns, telegram and other apps. you end up with an intel battle. the forces of law and order try to do everything they can within the law using search warrants, subpoenas, or open source. if they are putting this out to their followers, law enforcement can see it. you have a little intelligence war going on within these groups and that is how you stay ahead of them. it is early.

we have a few more days. they are going to start to get frustrated because they are not going to get the purchase they want. they are going to be back on campus this fall. >> there is a growing amount of intelligence we are getting on this. we had the statement on the growing protests, saying government actors have sought to take advantage of these protests regarding the war in gaza using a playbook we have seen other actors use over the year. they seek to encourage protests and provide financial support to those protesters. it is great to have you on. thank you.

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>> for 50 years, like many of you, i give my heart and soul to our nation. too young to be in the senate because i was not 30th. if he is not unfit for office, why is he unfit to be the nominee? >> it is hard to believe just a few weeks ago, this entire convention would have been biden's and if you heard it last night it would have been more or less his convention speech. they separated his speech from harris' speech by the maximum potential distance they could and they are looking at him as the past and harris from the

same administration. they asked what her greatest achievement as vice president has been. listen to the reaction he got. >> her number one accomp accomplishment. >> supporting joe biden, and standing up to take the baton when he passed it to her. >> her loyalty to president biden. >> should pick this gentleman to be her vice president. brilliant. >> accomplishments are loyalty and picking tim walz. that is a little thin. >> the fascinating thing is, until she became the nominee, her favorable rating was 38%. most people rate her job as vice president in the negative

category and she shot up to 47% on the basis of getting the nomination and favorable press. these numbers are real, but they are not definite and firm. when voters move that many points on that little information, it is real, but it doesn't mean it couldn't be reversed depending on how the campaign goes. >> 2019 she was almost neck and neck with biden in one people looked into her background and her policy, she fell out of the race. here is what jerry baker said. there is something about the way the party is erasing the biden presidency. harris has left a light footprint and she can plausibly claim to have had nothing to do with it. is that why the media is letting her get away with changing her policies on a dime? >> i don't know why the media is doing what they are doing other

than the fact they favor a democratic win so they have been super helpful. if you look at the site, there is nothing there but please give money and you have to see the press every two or three days or they would go after you. >> we will see if they start complaining. they haven't so far. always great to have you on. >> tonight is a big night. president obama will take the stage. will we learn more about kamala harris' plans if she is to take the white house? brett on that next.

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