i think that's what you do with marjorie taylor greene. they're going to be some other more controversial characters there who may say things that people don't like. you have to do that. but i think overall, aaron, most people are thinking about jd vance, who he is. i want to know more about jd vance and not so much about what marjorie taylor greene reinstated. right? although, you know, when you're looking at trying to win over those voters in the middle are people who are looking for people who are maybe giving trump a second chance. second look after saturday obviously that's not what you're gonna put out there, but we will get some of that tonight you're going to have you'll have seem scott tonight. you'll have glenn youngkin, governor of virginia there. they are putting other very different sorts of voices out tonight absolutely. >> and some of this will be used by the democrats in order to fund fundraise. so keep in mind, this video doesn't just live in republican the republican era. democrats will grab a hold of some of this and sui

[screaming] [shouting bannon] marjorie taylor greene: steve, we have a ie here. [iudwhen churches were shut down because of covid. >> i am going to prison. i am proud of going to prison. am proud of going to prison. to stand up to tyranny.hat tako standp doj. if this is what it takes to stand up to joe biden, i am proud to do[crowd noise] i am 15 minutes away. i will get you whatever you need e bannon: father, do not pray for me, pray for our enemies. >> you are an angel and may god protect you against the wickedness and snares of the devil. the heavenly host, the power of god, amen. you. k yo father. appreciate it. news? abc? wake i bench d --he way i bench pressed jonathan yesterday? [crowd screaming] [crowd chanting usa] abc news just asked ii have any regrets. i have not only no regrets, i am proud of what i did. i do not mind going to prison today. if the lawyers in the house changed the focus to nancy pelosi [inaudible] it did not have the impact of watergate and no drinking member , they could not see beyond evidence. we need to reconstitute the eed to do

ah, there were calls for her to be thrown in jail for marjorie taylor green. and other republicans saying that simply losing her job was not enough that she needs to be held criminally liable for what president trump faced. now the hearing that took place, uh, it was a bit of a grilling members of congress asked her quite a few questions. and she didn't have sufficient answers, but there were some facts that were revealed about what went on on july 13th, that were certainly disturbing to hear. one of them is that jill bite and the 1st lady she had more security detail and more protection than the presidential candidate and former present donald trump had when he was speaking before the crowd at a much higher security risk of that. and we did hear. kimberly cheadle admit failure on the part of her agency, the secret service. here's what she did say in her test about this estimation attempt, a former president donald trump, on july 13th is the most significant operational failure of the secret service. in decades. the secret service of solemn mission is to prote

ah, there were calls for her to be thrown in jail for marjorie taylor green. and other republicans saying that simply losing her job was not enough that she needs to be held criminally liable for what president trump faced. now the hearing that took place. uh, it was a bit of a grilling members of congress after quite a few questions. and she didn't have sufficient answers, but there were some facts that were revealed about what went on on july 13th, that were certainly disturbing to hear. one of them is that jill bite in the 1st lady, she had more security detail and more protection than the presidential candidate and former president donald trump had when he was speaking before the crowd at a much higher security risk of that. and we did hear. kimberly cheadle admit, failure on the part of her agency, the secret service. here's what she did say in her testimony, a disaster nation attempt, a former president donald trump, on july 13th is the most significant operational failure of the secret service. in decades. the secret service of solemn mission is to prot

like i don't really have a whole lot of want to sit beside marjorie taylor greene. i like i just't.nd there's a certain level and just getting older now, we're like you, you don't have tolerance for that. andnn able be an audience is like this with rooms of know i my platform isr than the 435th member of congress so we'll see it's a it's a it is a toxic toxic place up't get nothing done. i wouldn't be surprised thefuture. go ahead. yes, hello. thank you. i'm pret are with the willie lynch letter. you know, do you feel like that his message and would did to us back then is still oh i you see aspects of it. i mean i mean i believe it it but let me just yeah i mean so is not directly on point theallel. one of the most despicable, tactics we've seen in recent recentmigrants from texas to ma cities. now they're sending them to sancl right. so i was like, what? let me google sanctuary cities. let me see what they are. did ya know they got sanctuary cities in where migrants aren't going? them? because now you're having these for and the conversations are why is that group of people getting

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one uh, republican lawmaker, marjorie taylor green us, tweeted something to the effect of the may god have mercy on our enemies because we won't have mercy on them. i'm paraphrasing a little bit. but that was, that was the gist of that social media posting. and you have to, again, you have to ask yourself, what, what, what does she mean by saying not having mercy on on enemies? there's one other law makers said that he wants to investigate joe biden, for an attempt to insight an assassination against president donald trump. so these are not messages, the 2 supporters will take as a, a message to remain calm, to not rush the to not rush into on potentially contentious actions. so it really does feel like we've arrived at a tense moments and i think what will be very important is what donald trump frontier on. tell us his supporters what, what he tells them to do, and how he tells them to behave and what sort of message emanates want. will it be? um, will it be a piece maintaining comb, restoring message or will be or will it be a message of action that could constitute vengeance? we do

what marjorie taylor greene is doing that. what she's doing is raising an issue which is a legislature has the right to do that if you read through, you should sit down and talk to her. our government is designed, you got to have compromised. i am worried and you should be worried and it looks like with the death democracy. russia, china, north korea. italy, germany and japan. if you look at, the exact same actions. he hated that his leadership so much would like to france, he bought the same railcar back. he created a new party and ran in a democracy again and again and what against the treaty and rebuild his military and what did he do? check with the box and then what? the entire world would take it and hitler loves it. a year later the world is changed forever. he serves in the kgb and hated that his leadership collapsed so much so two years ago what did he do? he learned that the military makes you strong and dependency makes you weak. an old pipeline that goes through to push europe to buy more. when the powers of ukrain

but uh, we heard, for example, from a republican law maker marjorie taylor green. she said something to the effect of it have, may god have mercy on our enemies because we won't have mercy on them. so that is, that almost sounds like a threat. you had one other lawmaker like collins saying that so joe biden should be investigated for inciting, and assassination attempts that he believes a joe biden gave an order. so, statements like these, they can really serve to escalate the tension in volatility. that is obviously so clearly present and that a time of great political division in this country. one can imagine that that would only make things worse. i mean, those are definitely some really and send you the statements to know. and those images like you pointed out, are going to also, perhaps for work reaction to us is already so divided. what does this mean going forward for the country? i think it points to a very difficult path ahead. now we do spend a lot of time traveling around the country. we talk to vitamin supporters, we talk to trump supporters and we do f

marjorie taylor green came from the world of qanon, wild conspiracy theories, jewish space lasers.he will speak at the convention. what does help democrats, this party is so far right and cannot temper its basest aspects i do think this convention will provide an opportunity to highlight that. >> what is happening, team trump is raising their attacks on kamala harris. it has nothing to do with that joe biden criticisms , it is because she is a very real threat, she is a female candidate, a woman of color. is it coinciding with the idea that donald trump will announce his vice presidential pick as well? >> a couple of things, in all fairness, i have written about it, molly jong-fast has written about it , kamala harris has been under attack from folks sadly within her party, and on the right. we have seen a pickup in the last few days. >> they said it was a dei pick. >> there is a wave of criticism coming from the right and i don't think democrats are prepared to withstand that, which is an issue i have paid a lot of attention to. when -- the fact it is coming from the right is a wa

marjorie taylor greene is a nonconventional person who should be defended by conservatives.ou get a rare look at vance, unvarnished, unfiltered. this was an invitation only event. this was all friends and like-minded conservatives. amy: i want to go to the next clip. back to more of what j.d. vance said before he was senator in this private 2021 speech. >> for a long time a lot of us have been talking about this problem. it has been a few of us who have recognized the big corporations have turned against conservatives in a big and powerful way. we see this in a number of different ways. one is recently this texas abortion law. texas tries to pass a law that protects the right of the unborn to live their lives. set aside the legal technicalities about whether that law will survive legal challenges. i don't know. i went to a real law school so i'm not a good lawyer. the fundamental problem reveals itself because every major big corporation in this country felt the need to issue a statement in support of not be unborn babies, but in support of people who might want to abort the

when you're looking at marjorie taylor greene the other night, but from ronny jackson to matt gauge it, ric grenell in between them? yeah. >> that is consistent. >> yeah. so two points, one i think there's not it's not a perfect rule of thumb in these speeches, but it's a good rule of thumb. the people who shout over the mic to the crowd, they think you're speaking to the audience in the room. tend to be the rabble-rousers tend to be the last polish people. the people who know that this is actually a televise thing and tone it down and speak in a conversational voice. relying on the technology of the microphone are the pros and that the second thing which just going to get out and wedding to make this point the more interesting thing about these speeches isn't what you hear, but what you don't hear, not i don't believe there has been a single major speech, maybe any speech at all where anybody has said that the 2020 election was stolen there not talking about it at all. and that has to be by design because you know, trump would like to hear it. but he's been convinced that that's a bad

vance from ohio, marjorie taylor greene, repeating some of the narratives spread by this network.he hit rate is relatively low, maybe only one in every few dozen stories sort of takes off, they are pumping out so much material that all they need is one or two to really sort of take off and they have outsized influence. >> what is the ultimate goal here? is it mischievous or something more sinister? >> it is definitely a political end. it is not necessarily the one people think of when they think of russian disinformation. this isn't meant to convince swing voters to vote for one side or the other, or to put them off. instead, experts have described it as pulling at the cracks that exist in american society, whipping up partisans. this operation is mostly focused toward the maga, donald trump true believers. we have seen other operations focus on other partisan elements from different persuasions. the general point is to take this material and really emphasize the divisions in american society. that is the overall aim of these disinformation operations being run from moscow. >> in

last month, a memorable exchange with marjorie taylor greene in the house oversight committee added aou know what we're here for. >> you know what i'm talking about. >> i think your fake eyelashes are messing up -- >> no, hold on -- order. >> i'm just curious to better understand your ruling. if someone on this committee then starts talking about somebody's bleach-blond, bad-built, butch body, that would not be engaging in personalities, correct? >> a what, now? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and a star was born. from texas' 30th district, please welcome congresswoman jasmine crockett. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: it's great to have you here. now, that was funny. [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. can you tell us what led up to that? is there anything that we didn't see that precipitated that? >> no, just that marjorie is a little slow. [ laughter ] no, yeah, so -- you know, what most people don't know is that on this particular day, we were supposed to have our hearing at 11:00 a.m. instead, it wasn't until 8:00 p.m. they were trying to compete with you for ratings, i guess. >> jim

did you see what marjorie taylor greene had to say tonight?n to me, give me an example of republicans took those words. >> i say they tried to take the democrats take the words off the field, right? jd vance himself texting on saturday night that this thing that happened again without evidence that this horrible tragedy that was attempted assassination is because of the way the democrats have been talking about us, right? this is what republicans have been trying to do. the democrats, as i said, what they were going to say, and i feel like the president today sort of said i'm still going to call out 2025, i'm still going to haul out the violent rhetoric, i'm going to call out all the other stuff and i think that that is a big signal to democrats. >> he is and amtrak guy, not getting off the train. great to see you. we will be right back. back. and its customizable scans with social sentiment help you find and unlock opportunities in the market. e*trade from morgan stanley with powerful, easy-to-use tools, power e*trade makes complex trading ea

did you see what marjorie taylor greene had to say at the podium tonight?e words off the table. >> they tried to make the democrats take those words off the field, texting on saturday night that this thing happened again, without evidence, that this horrible tragedy, this attempted assassination is because of the way the democrats have been talking about us, right to make this is what republicans have been trying to do. the democrats, as i said, there was some combination of what they were going to say and i think the president today sort of said i'm still going to call that 2025. i'm going to call out the rhetoric that's come out in front of me and i think that is a big signal to democrats that came out. >> he's an amtrak guy. he's not getting off the train. great to see you. we'll be right back. back. for memory, i recommend prevagen. number one, because it's effective. does not require a prescription. and i've been taking it quite a while myself and i know it works. and i love it when the customers come back in and tell me, "david, that really works so g

say a marjorie taylor greene or a matt gaetz. and that is what ultimately, despite the eight-year history between these two men, led to donald trump selecting j.d. vance as the running mate, vice presidential candidate with 113 days left. >> vaughn, when you look at what i mentioned before, we are living through this absolute horrific tragic attack, this attempted assassination of a former president and current, now today, presidential nominee officially of the republican party. that is a huge and significant thing that hangs over all of this from a governing perspective as we all understand. that's why the running mate, potentially if elected to vice president, plays a significant role. you couldn't really script a more dramatic, albeit tragic on-ramp for vance having everyone held their breath to see whether any of those shots aimed at the nominee's head connected. he lived through it, and that is hanging over the convention, as you'll be covering for us. so can you walk us through what that feels like today and the relative no

taylor, greene will deliver remarks on the economy. >> he is now expected defeat. for now in milwaukee, raquel martin. >> all right, rick l and for more on all the recent developments politically speaking, we're joined by san jose state university political science lecturer donna crane. donna, thanks for your time. good to see you. how do you make sense process? what has happened the past few days when you consider that the shooting saturday, you know, the court case that was thrown out today, jd vance says here the biden issues that are still there. yeah. head spinning. where do we start? >> it's a lot to process and we have to remember that we're still in july. so it's possible you know, when we talked late october, these events of recent days will be, you know, 3rd, 4003th and 5th on the list of, you know, of consequential happenings us. so we better pace ourselves. well, i'll tell you what, here's what looking for. given everything that's happened in the last 2 weeks. here's what i'm looking as i watched the rnc convention this week. i'm looking for the extent

. >> but when you see people like marjorie taylor greene up, they're being very marjorie taylor greene, like when you see people like charlie, kirk, charlie kirk people like mark robinson from north carolina that is not those are the people that they highlighted on the first night of the convention those are not people that are going to help win over, that are going to help chip away at the democratic coalition. and so again, you can go out there and say we are united were preaching unity and we're reaching out across the aisle. but if these are the people that you you're putting forward on the first night to reflect the face of today's republican party. it's not, those aren't the people that are going to help you. well, i'm charlie kirk was in prime time and i think it's worth noting that other republicans, conservatives like erick erickson have called him out for intensive anti-semitic comments and actions in that i don't want to lose sight of that here. >> all right? still ahead here on cnn this morning, donald trump getting a big legal win as he returned to the top of the republica

one wrote on "she pushed back at marjorie taylor greene and said we should be united against violencefully exploiting this tragedy to push partisan hatred and lies." it is early days. the concern is does the conversation tamp down or does more anger evolve on both sides. >> it is early days. what do your sources think all this means for the race ahead? reporter: there are some important things happening. number one, talking to prominent democrats, they believe the conversation about president biden and whether he should stay in the race is over. could that change? yes. they don't see a path forward to having that discussion anymore. they think the environment has changed. some democrats want him to step down but they believe the conversation is realistically over. there are concerns about security everywhere within governments. we are watching the vice presidential decision former president trump estimate. does he pick j.d. vance who is choosing to express outrage in this moment? does he choose someone else who is saying well done president trump, thank god you survived and is trying

but i'm just telling you right now it i've heard from for marjorie taylor, greene and others that the heart right there, going out there and basically making this the fault or the instigation are the direct result president biden and democratic party. and i think that, you know, we should not do that. we when paul pelosi was attacked. you know, we were there say this is derek resulta, blah, blah. i mean, we're talking about if there are crazy people out there. i wish i could say something would happen. i don't think in mainly for the short term. i don't think though, that, for example, anyone will seriously say well, depending how the spurs obtain their in pennsylvania, by the way, is one of the most for places in the country own a gun. you know, it's going to talk about control. those we talking about the kind of weapon that this person may views that we find out what kind of was with a kind of mission but those those kinds of discussions have been pretty much got it by the current supreme court. >> and be sure to stay with kron 4 for the very latest on this story. the assassination

taylor greene. but of course, there are plenty of people here who believed that steve bannon is serving justice. that is overdue. who after his conviction, two years ago, jake, sara marie, and danbury, connecticut. thanks so much. is president biden seriously considering any of the calls to move aside and let another democrat take the top of his party's ticket. we're back with a person who may be one of the closest to the president outside its family let me introduce you to class 500. >> the intuitive and easy to use trading app that gives you a glimpse into the future futures trading. >> see a trading opportunity. you'll be able to trade it in two clicks. once your account is open no matter what kind of trader you are, plus 500 has you covered with a tailored solution? >> so download the app and start trading futures today, trading in futures and options involves the risk of loss and is not suitable for every investor plus 500. it's trading with a plus used car shopping two rows, two dogs oh, wow.

you saw it, marjorie taylor greene said that will lead some people to say that violence is okay. the final piece i'd say is social work. the early stages of social media, we as a country don't have an understanding of what hate speeches, okay. and what hate speech is not okay. we know what what might hold true for cnn or the new york times. we don't know what holds true for youtube and x. and so until we get to a stage where we understand that we're gonna have a problem phil mudd and ed davis from a very good city, boston. the vessel it's disputable but feels like no miami, florida. just my opinion tell the truth, fell. >> i love it when you're on. all right. thank you, gentlemen. appreciate it in the wake of the trump rally police n tell the truth, fell. >> i love it when you're on. all right. thank you, gentlemen. appreciate it in the wake of the trump rally police shooting, some wild as we just mentioned conspiracy theories started spreading online. we will take a look at those and check the facts my father chose me to succeed him no matter the consequences house of the dragon

he defended marjorie taylor greene. she said she did nothing wrong and he said he would not have supported the ballot in 2020. he thought that swing states should have submitted multiple slates of electors and the reason trump chose him not for his but he will help him overthrow what remains of our democracy and further attack the american people who have said they don't what trump or the republican agenda. host: understood adam, democrat caller. more of your calls coming up before we go to the floor. before we get to your calls and back down to the floor with susan. >> how different is the mood compared to cleveland? >> we are relaxed and came monday night and supposed to come thursday and relaxed everybody and we fell we have our ticket and happy and all excited and we are just enjoying ourselves. >> how has your party changed in those eight years? >> it has changed quite a bit and each has their own ideas moving forward. we have to go with the old and pull in the new and kind of go there gradually. >> people are star

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i also want to fact check a claim from georgia congresswoman marjorie taylor greene. she was talking about the biden era economy. take a listen they claim that our economy is thriving, yet hundreds of thousands of american born workers lost their jobs these past few fears. this claim is misleading at best, and i think i'm being generous data actually shows there has been major job growth for american born workers under president biden. 4.7 million more american born workers had jobs in june 2024, last month then three years prior, know i said misleading rather than false because sure. it's possible hundreds of thousands of particular american porn workers lost their jobs under president biden. but green certainly created the impression i think jake, that american born workers on the whole have lost jobs during this presidency and that's just wrong. this group has gained big on the whole. jake all right. daniel, dale, thanks so much. all right. when we were when we were talking, i was just going to say about senator grants. i think everyone's record with the fact that

taylor, greene will deliver remarks on the economy. >> and senator brett literally just took the stage moments ago. we also know that former south carolina governor nikki haley will be delivering remarks come tuesday. a spokesperson formally she actually was not invited to this year's convention. but following saturday's incident, she will now be delivering remarks on unity again on tuesday. right now in milwaukee, raquel martin, back to you guys. raquel, speaking of the incident saturday, the assassination attempt. how has that >> changed the nature of the convention, the security of the convention. >> well, secret service says they have not actually changed any of their protocols following that incident saturday. but you can certainly feel and see the police presence here around the convention center. there are check-in points for vehicles and pedestrians. even get close to this convention center. and i know myself colleagues. had to get credentialed for this event months in advance from secret service. >> yeah. even here in california we have sent do some security of some chp office

taylor green there was talk, the trump brush with death would lead to a kinder, gentler tune at this convention. what about unity than division? more about respect than rank court. but that didn't stop many on the platform falling into familiar ways. they promised unity and delivered division. they promised peace and brought war 2 days, democratic agenda. their power policies are clear and present danger to america, to our institutions. our values in our people follow some full address to convention on 5 different streets, a different tool and, and so that's why his team from a mine whose campaign was almost standard liability. oh, and for sure, i'll just do the public and national convention in milwaukee. well, it did take long for trump's opponent, us present, joe biden, to weigh in on his choice for vice president spiders. back on the campaign trail off 2 subsidies of pack them from by kind of has moved from washington as well. president joe biden remains unapologetic about the language he has used in the past against his content to donald trump in an interview with nbc news. joe

taylor green there was talk the trump brush with death with lead to a kinder, gentler tune at this convention. what about unity them division more about respect than rank court. but that didn't stop many on the platform falling into familiar ways. they promised the unity and deliver division. they promised peace and brought war 2 days, democratic agenda, their policy. these are clear and present danger to america, to our institutions. our values in our people follow sounds full address to convention on part of the different streets, a different fluid. and so that's why his team from a mine whose campaign was almost standard liability. oh, and for sure, i'll just do the public and national convention in milwaukee. it didn't take long for trump, supposedly us president joe, by the into way in all these choice for vice. president biden is back on the campaign trail off the site. today's attack on from mike kind of has moved from washington dc as well. president joe biden remains unapologetic about the language he has used in the past against his content to donald trump in an interview with nbc n

taylor green there was talk, the trump brush with death would lead to a kinder, gentler tune at this convention. what about unity than division? more about respect than rank court. but that didn't stop many on the platform falling into familiar ways. they promised unity and delivered division. they promised peace and brought war 2 days, democratic agenda. their power policies are clear and present danger to america, to our institutions. our values in our people follow some full address to convention on 5 different streets, a different tool and, and so that's why his team from a mine his campaign was almost standard liability. oh, and for sure, i'll just do the public and national convention in milwaukee. it didn't take long for trump's opponent to us. the president joe biden to weigh in on his choice for vice. president biden is back on the campaign trail 2 days off the assassination attempt on trump. martin honda has more now from washington dc as well. president joe biden remains unapologetic about the language he has used in the past against his content to donald trump in an inter

like i don't really have a whole lot of want to sit beside marjorie taylor greene. i like i just don't. and there's a certain level and just getting older now, we're like peace you, you don't have tolerance for that. and and i my platform now being on cnn able be an audience is like this with rooms of great people like you all you know i my platform is bigger than the 435th member of congress so we'll see it's a it's a it is a toxic toxic place up there. they don't get nothing done. i wouldn't be surprised the next 30 years that might be in your future. go ahead. yes, hello. thank you. i'm pretty sure you are with the willie lynch letter. you know, do you feel like that his message and would did to us back then is still working today? oh, i you see aspects of it. i mean i mean i believe it it but let me just yeah i mean so this is not directly on point the parallel. one of the most despicable, inhumane, brilliant political tactics we've seen in recent recent history is busing migrants from texas to major black cities. now they're sending them to sanctuary cities. al

ah, there were calls for her to be thrown in jail for marjorie taylor green. and other republicans saying that simply losing her job was not enough that she needs to be held criminally liable for what president trump faced. now the hearing that took place, uh, it was a bit of a grilling members of congress asked her quite a few questions. and she didn't have sufficient answers, but there were some of the acts that were revealed about what went on on july 13th, that were certainly disturbing to hear. one of them is that jill bite and the 1st lady she had more security detail and more protection than the presidential candidate and former president donald trump had when he was speaking before the crowd at a much higher security risk of that. and we did hear. kimberly cheadle admit, failure on the part of her agency, the secret service. here's what she did say in her testimony. destination attempt a former president donald trump, on july 13th is the most significant operational failure of the secret service in decades. the secret service of solemn mission is to pr

taylor green there was talk. the drums brush with death would lead to a kinder, gentler tune at this convention. what about unity than division? more about respect than ranko. but that didn't store many on the platform fully into familiar ways. they promised unity and delivered division. they promised peace and brought war 2 days, democratic agenda. their power policies are clear and present danger to america to our institutions. our values in our people follow some full address to convention on some of the different streets a different to an end to that by his team, from a man whose campaign was almost standard liability. and for sure, i'll just see it on the public and national convention in milwaukee. we didn't take long for trumps opponent us present, joe biden, to weigh in on his choice for vice president by does back in the campaign trail off to sundays attack on trump like kind of has this and washington as well. president joe biden remains unapologetic about the language he has used in the past against hi

i will also hear from people like marjorie taylor green . one of the total comes biggest defenders in the house and also lieutenant governor mont robinson, who is running for the government in south carolina. that they will be interesting because they're used to finally rhetoric they used to attacking the democrats and we are told that after what happened on saturday, donald trump is very keen to put a label on that sort of electric to the com. everything down to talk about unity to talk about peace. and it's something that's been on some of the social media posts over the last couple of days. so be interesting to see if these people particularly get the memo. we get a different sort of commit convention and to, and from what we've seen in 2016 when donald trump one denomination was i alone can fix it. and also 2020, which was a slightly abbreviated convention because of cobit. all right, so all in such a life as the inside the republican national convention then milwaukee allen. thank you for that. well, let's talk now to how does your cast

taylor green there was talk, the trump brush with death would lead to a kinder, gentler tune at this convention. what about unity them division more about respect than rank court. but that didn't stop many on the platform falling into familiar ways. they promised unity and deliver division. they promised peace and brought war 2 days, democratic agenda, their power. these are clear and present danger to america, to our institutions. our values in our people follow some full address to convention on part of the different streets a different fluid. and so that's why his team from a mine whose campaign was almost standard liability. oh, and for sure, i'll just do the public and national convention in milwaukee. peggy grandy is a california republican, delicate. she says, the party is united states and approval of the vice president pick. there was great enthusiasm when judy vance was announced. as donald trump's vice presidential peck and america and the world will have an opportunity to get acquainted with him, i believe he's speaking on wednesday night, and i hope they will give him a

. ♪ >> please welcome marjorie taylor greene of georgia. >> thank you. thank you. thank you.ent the founding father of america first, donald trump. unfortunately this is a somber moment. two days ago people came for the man we admire and love so much. i thank god that his hand was on president trump. and i pray for the family of cory who was killed at the rally and other attendees who were polluted. corey displayed the ultimate show of love when he shielded his wife and daughter, sacrificing his life. he reminded america what we must be, a people who defend the people and nation that we love. thank you. i love you too. we will honor corey's memory by building the country he wanted. the countries he wanted for his children and a government worthy of the american people. for too long the establishment sold us out. they promised unity and delivered division. promised peace and rot war, gave us transgender visibility day on easter sunday. and let me state this clearly, there are only two genders. and we are made in dodd's image. amen. and we will not shy away from speaking that s

ah, there were calls for her to be thrown in jail for marjorie taylor green. and other republicans saying that simply losing her job was not enough that she needs to be held criminally liable for what president trump faced. now the hearing that took place. uh, it was a bit of a grilling members of congress after quite a few questions. and she didn't have sufficient answers, but there were some facts that were revealed about what went on on july 13th, that were certainly disturbing to hear. one of them is that jill bite in the 1st lady, she had more security detail and more protection than the presidential candidate and former president donald trump had when he was speaking before the crowd at a much higher security risk of that. and we did hear. kimberly cheadle admit, failure on the part of her agency, the secret service. here's what she did say in her testimony, a disaster nation attempt, a former president donald trump, on july 13th is the most significant operational failure of the secret service. in decades, the secret service, a solemn mission, is to pro

ah, there were calls for her to be thrown in jail for marjorie taylor green. and other republicans saying that simply losing her job was not enough that she needs to be held criminally liable for what president trump faced. now the hearing that took place. uh, it was a bit of a grilling members of congress after quite a few questions. and she didn't have sufficient answers, but there were some facts that were revealed about what went on on july 13th, that were certainly disturbing to hear. one of them is that jill bite and the 1st lady she had more security detail and more protection than the presidential candidate and former present donald trump had when he was speaking before the crowd at a much higher security risk of that. and we did hear. kimberly cheadle admit, failure on the part of her agency, the secret service. here's what she did say in her testimony. this estimation attempt, a former president donald trump, on july 13th, is the most significant operational failure of the secret service in decades. the secret service of solemn mission is to protect

taylor green, a congresswoman from georgia who's openly blamed joe biden for what happened from other congress. people who have said that joe bike needs to be charged because of language. he is used in the last 10 days or so. if that makes its way onto the stage. i def by extension, that's how the delegates feel as well. donald trump will very much set the tone of what happens here. over the next 4 days he arrived here in the last hour or so. it is possible he will make some sort of video message to the delegates on monday, just reassuring them he's well, he's in the tide and he's looking forward to what happens over the next 4 days. but he will set the tone. and if he decides that this is a time for unity and to cool temperatures, it me will make its way onto the stage. but we wait to see what happens when it gets under way on monday. so thank you for staying with this. steve clemens is the host about just the it was a show, the bottom line, and he joins us now live from washington dc. so steve, what do you make of what present button has the same? the last payment? it's nicole for u

marjorie taylor greene and aoc on the same page calling for kim cheadle to be fired or resigned in disgrace as far as her job, going back to pepsico and guarding chester chinos than overseeing the president. this is an incredible failure on the part of the secret service. she has at all under control, to keep that job going just like that. the most disgraceful, arrogant, disgusting display of a public official ever that i've seen at a congressional hearing. and mass shooting within 2 to 3 hours you have 5 or 6 police agency heads at the podium evanescent details, how many shots were fired, what do we know about the shooting, she wouldn't answer the simplest factual questions. and some have asked jested they were. she said she knew the answers but wouldn't tell them. that's discussing, disgraceful and should be shown the door by representatives of both parties. stuart: biden never fired anybody in his administration. >> in this case this isn't an incompetent person who is incompetent resulting in bad policy, economic downturn. we almost saw a presidential candidate assassinated before our ey

so yeah, i call him mr file to you because i agree with marjorie taylor green. he should lose his license and worse. he has a new book out called on call taking no responsibility for his emails that tell us exactly what you just said. he knew about this decades ago, and, you know, i doubt he brags about all the royalty you see, and a scientist collected. but instead put the blame on trump for everything, even though he'd been signing off on money for dana function research long before trump was even elected. and his wife was the chief ethicist officer at and i so allow that all like bonnie and clyde, sorry to say center or from kentucky, rand paul was on to him. they just told josh holly it came from a web market. still, these are evil people, and then of course, he went on mattel and called their 1st to sell his book. she said it's stop coded, so she's complicit. and he danced with syringes. they think it's funny. i don't. it's not as steve ever what somebody say in that book to save anybody from spitting their $19.00 before his the claire has been talking abou

marjorie taylor green is saying the same.ublicans come out and accuse the democratic party for this. there is political unity across the board but i think we can probably see, probably get more of that at the convention. this will be the talk of the convention, i am certain of that. �* , , ., convention, i am certain of that. �*, i. , that. let's get you caught up on the events _ that. let's get you caught up on the events of— that. let's get you caught up on the events of today. i that. let's get you caught up i on the events of today. former president donald trump has been brushed off stage with blood on the side of his head and his ear after shots were fired just minutes into his rally in butler pennsylvania on saturday, that's a town near pittsburgh fair. he is, of course, the leading republican contender. he then dropped to the ground, security teams rushed to protect the former president after those shots were fired. we now know a male attacker has been killed and at least one other person is

taylor greene or a charlie kirk from the stage. was a few quick references to the attempted assassination on his life, and there was a traditional focus on the messaging of what the republican party in contrast with what the democratic party is. for donald trump, there's a recognition there's an opportunity with the polls showing him ahead of biden, and an opportunity to try and win over a broader cross section of the american electorate by trying to lead, if you will, on the call to political violence and rhetoric, and in advancing a more united cause in the united states, and he feels like he's surviving the attack to be that messenger. this is a platform with four nights of primetime that he can articulate and effectuate that message. >> punchbowl said j.d. vance puts an end to the republican's old guard. what did you mean? >> listen, josÉ, the republican party has stood -- just look at mitch mcconnell, he has stood for funding ukraine and helping allies abroad and j.d. vance stood staunchly against that. j.d. vance has blurred,

but i'm just telling you right now that i've heard from for marjorie taylor, greene and others that thathe heart right there, going out there and basically making this the fault or the instigation are the direct result president biden and the democratic party. and i think that, you know, we should not do that. we when paul pelosi was attacked. you know, we were there say this is resulta, blah, blah. i mean, we're talking about if there are crazy people out there. i wish i could say something would happen. i don't think in mainly for the short term. i don't think though, that, for example, anyone sill seriously say well. depending how the spurs obtain their in pennsylvania, by the way, is one of the most for places in the country own a gun. you know, it's going to talk about gun control. those are we talking about the kind of weapon that this person may views that we find out what kind of was where the kind of ammunition. but those those kinds of discussions have been pretty much got it by the current supreme court. >> and stay with us here on kron 4 for the very latest on this breaking s

well, marjorie taylor greene was there, and she said something absolutely chilling. >> donald john trumper america deserves. >> stephen: why? did we run over a witch's cat? did someone make a wish on a cursed chicken foot? michigan congressman john james spoke in one of the prime time slots, sharing this. >> america is the greatest idea that's ever been. >> stephen: greatest idea? someone obviously hasn't tried the taco bell big cheez-it crunchwrap supreme. that's a good idea! then we heard from virginia governor and guy on a first date showing you his favorite ditch, glenn youngkin. governor youngkin talked about his personal history. >> i am proud to be a homegrown virginian from a family like a lot of families, with ups and downs and highs and lows. >> stephen: "also spikes and dips, talls and shorts, innies and outies, big biggies and teenie weenies, how many minutes do i have left to fill?" youngkin harkened back to the covid days. >> at the height of the pandemic four years ago, i asked my amazing wife suzanne to go on a walk with me. >> stephen: and she said "glenn, you don't need