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donald trump's running mate, jd vance, also not there. >> i also expressed with the prime minister myious concern about the scale of human suffering in gaza, including the death of far too many innocent civilians. >> reporter: tomorrow netanyahu flies to mar-a-lago to see former president trump, who said today he wants him to get the war done quickly. tom? >> all right, andrea, we thank you for that. >>> now to the intense firefight in northern california, where they're battling a fast-spreading and destructive wildfire that's the biggest in the state. an arson suspect now under arrest. morgan chesky is there. tonight, a west coast furnace turned inferno . california's park fire exploding overnight, forcing evacuations in chico, north of sacramento. the heat is insane, spot fires everywhere. in less than 24 hours, the wind-driven inferno scorched more than 70,000 acres. entire homes and buildings engulfed in flames in what authorities are now calling an act of arson, arresting a 34-year-old man from chico for pushing a flaming car into the ravine, which they say caused the fire. crews

and jd vance will be a united states senator when that happens but he's also picked as the running matee the pledge that he would be the one to make sure that it succeeded in washington if they did it again. it's not backward looking at all. it's forward looking in terms of what we're expecting a few months from now. >> i could not agree more, and i think the degree of emphasis and zeal that jd vance brought to that answer and other things he's said about firing every midlevel bureaucrat in the civil service and defying the supreme court when it rules it down because he knows that would not be lawful, he knows quite well. yale law graduate knows you can't fire every, quote, midlevel bureaucrat in the federal government. he urged donald trump he should defy the supreme court if that happens. there's a very clear zealous and extreme idealogical vision embodied in senator vance, and you know, eyes open on everyone from trump to everyone else who has watched his assent about what that vision is. >> chris hayes, thanks. we'll be back with you in a moment. joining us now is our colleague mich

we found out quite well about jd vance personal story, of those people that i had heard of them beforehe story of his upbringing rather compelling. in story of his upbringing rather compelling-— compelling. in the was jd vance's _ compelling. in the was jd vance's opportunity - compelling. in the was jd vance's opportunity to i vance's opportunity to introduce himself to be american public. he is known to a certain quarter of the public of course he wrote the bestselling book hillbilly elegy which was turned into a movie. but not somebody who has been an elected office for a very long time, just as senator for about two years. this was about introducing himself, what he stands for and that background. as he said onstage, he is the american dream, he came from very tough upbringing as hejust outlined. his mother was addicted to narcotics, she was addicted to narcotics, she was here tonight, he introduced her, she stood up and waved, got a standing ovation from the crowd in the arena who started chanting and celebrating she was ten years clean. he mentioned his grandmother as well and ho

vance as someone he can work with and sharpen his agenda through congress. >> martha: you see on theng for jd vance enthusiastic about this pic because they think it's something they can dig their teeth into. elizabeth moran, senator, talking about hidden. >> remember with jd vance he has said about abortion, no exception for rape or incest. remember he is from ohio for a ten year old girl who'd been raped could not get the medical care that she needed. and jd vance says that's how it should be for everybody in america. >> martha: you played on your show some other reaction last night. clara miscast -- claire mccaskill and others. >> what also they going to do, they have to defend joe biden's record which they are not even trying to. i think for women watching across the country, they had to remember that jd vance was raised by a strong female president -- presence, his grandmother. he endured what he saw was domestic abuse and drug abuse from that part of his mother. poverty. then a work ethic, personal responsibility, putting his way through gail law school. top of his class and go

you just went there. >> yes. >> jd vance, now the vice presidential candidate, is one of the most vocalonents. are you worried he's going to be the last person in president trump's ear if he wins? >> no, and, you know, vice presidents don't have significant impact on foreign policy, but the other aspect is that he certainly won't impact or change donald trump's foreign policy. donald trump is the first to provide lethal weapons to ukraine, reversing the policy of the prior obama administration, and not providing lethal aid. that was used when russia first began to attack kyiv. he's just yesterday i think it was, had a phone call with zelenskyy, and it was reported by both sides that it was very positive. in his heart, donald trump is a negotiator, and he sees this as an opportunity to end this war, and this war does need ending. we can't continue -- >> on ukraine's terms and not russia's? >> i believe absolutely that ukraine needs to be the determiner of their future and their boundriearies and negotiations, but at the same time, they can't be where they are in the biden administration

jd vance when he comes you tomorrow, congress reduced the budget of four stone guarding had one of ourd lasted for high intensity drug trafficking, reduced those budgets in all three, one of the major components we use on the border to combat fentanyl and drug trafficking on the border. >> neil: something is out of change to your point, good luck tomorrow with donald trump's running mate jd vance, both have a very busy day, keep us posted, thank you. >> a well. >> neil: we talk about heat but is nothing like it going on in california where fires now encompass areas as big as the entire city of lawes angels, getting bigger and more out of control, the latest from thereha after this..ve. that's why at fisher investments we start by getting to know each other. so i can learn about your family, lifestyle, goals and needs, allowing us to tailor your portfolio. (wife) what about commission-based products? (fisher investments) we don't sell those. we're a fiduciary, obligated to act in your best interest. (husband) so how do your management fees work? (fisher investments) we have a transparen

somebody who is not a traditional politician, and i know jd vance as an elected member of congress, butlso known as an author and new york times best-selling author. he has a great story. people have taken issue with some of the things that he says in his story but it is a story and at the end of the day, what are we telling through these campaigns and through these conventions? we want to tell a good story and he does have a good story with his vice presidential pick and his wife, but the they is the rest of us, anybody who is not in that room, who is not jumping up and down and who is not attending these rallies. >> jd vance also has an affinity it seems like for project 2025. we have more to discuss, just as i just mentioned. we need to talk about the biden- harris campaign and how the vice president is prosecuting the case against donald trump's project 2025. that is when our special can't -- coverage continues. -- coverage continues. e. one a day is formulated with key nutrients to support whole body health. one a day. science that matters. what does a robot know about love? it tak

we know from last. week who the two people on the ticket after the republican party, jd vance and of candidate for your party's vice president, if kamala harris is the ultimate nominee, as you suspect there? we the ultimate nominee, as you suspect there?— the ultimate nominee, as you suspect there? we have a deep bench of talent _ suspect there? we have a deep bench of talent that _ suspect there? we have a deep bench of talent that will - suspect there? we have a deep bench of talent that will i - bench of talent that will i know _ bench of talent that will i know be reviewed and considered, and so i'm confident that whoever vice president harris ultimately decides to recommend to be heard — decides to recommend to be heard vice presidential running mate. — heard vice presidential running mate, that that is going to be somebody who presents a very significant and important contrast with donald trump, 34 count— contrast with donald trump, 34 count convicted felon who is an adjudicated rapist, and someone committed to overturning and undermining our democracy, and jd vance, — undermin

what ukrainians need to know about jd vance, my colleagues gathered him on... donald trump, as well as the ex-president of the united states himself, jd is also known for his ambiguous statements. politico publication has already called the election of donald trump a disaster for europe and ukraine. but why? since the beginning of russia's full-scale invasion of ukraine, divens has opposed the provision of aid to ukraine. however, even before the start of the great war, he said the following. i will open with you. i absolutely do not care what will happen to ukraine. and his position regarding the war in ukraine has not changed. in april of this year, he published an article: mathematics does not make sense in relation to ukraine. he called aid to ukraine useless loss of resources, because neither the us nor anyone else has enough of them to end the war with a ukrainian victory, and called to spend money on solving local american problems. he strongly opposes aid to kyiv, and once often. when the ukrainian aid package got stuck in the us congress, he even repea

vice president kamala harris in ohio senator jd vance among those missing from the long planned addressminister delivered a message to anti-israel protesters. >> when the tyrants of tehran, murdered women for not covering their hair are promoting and funding you, you have officially become iran's useful idiots. [cheering and applause] paul: we are back with kim and bill. also joined by wall street journal editorial editor kate odell. bill, netanyahu message to congress, what was the main theme and was it effective? >> i think it was a total victory. very effective. a speech to congress let alone the fourth time is important. he has a wartime prime minister. he came to shore up support. he has had problems with the democratic parties. you see that in boycotts. he was careful to thank joe biden for the support he has given. he tried as hard as he could to not make it a partisan speech. his message was total victory. we cannot afford anything short of providing hamas capability of carrying out another attack as he says it's going to do. i think that it is very clear and purposeful. you cou

you have the likes of jd vance and marco rubio, both who are members of congress and who could potentiallyrump administration better serve in terms of the actual execution of policies the trump administration would like to see. we understand for donald trump, the appeal of a burgum is somebody there who would be willing to carry out the message and who would not be somebody that the rest of the republican party would be eagerly turning to as potentially a stand-in, maybe in the way the younger jd vance and marco rubio could be seen as. >> ambition is a bad word in this hunt. i know as we have been reporting, that's always the thing that it comes back to. congressman jolly, based on the reporting, what side wins out here? is it burgum's experience or the candidate who could best counter kamala harris? >> look, i think rubio and burgum are safe picks. they both check the governing and experience box. marco rubio tried to lead the immigration reform effort when he got to the senate and got burned. >> that might be a bad thing in this. >> i know. he went through the whole phase that every repu

if donald trump and jd vance are elected ukraine is quite a much tougher audience in washington. now think the success of nato somehow to convince allies and partners around the world the u.s. is the same power for ukraine? and as a follow on to the europeans need to do way more than what they're doing now because i think it was and europe the houses on fire. >> first of all, the europeans are doing a lot more than i think americans give them credit for. when you can't click their contribution to ukraine in terms of economic assistance, humanitarian assistance and other forms, they are combined doing considerably more than the united states. now the united states is vital to this war effort. our munitions, our capability the sheer magnitude of what we can supply is essential. i do think we have to give a hat tip to europe for having stepped up in this conflict in a way we have not seen from europe since the end of the cold war. that is because of a recognition of what of vital interest it is for ukraine to succeed here for european security you heard that in the earlier panel for

of course there's the full congress day today is the first day of the official jd vance is running mate is the excepted the vp nomination last night what do you think or what do you want to see him? do first as the running mate? >> well, i think we've already we know that he and president trump are doing their first joint rally in michigan this weekend. and i think jd vance is personal story is a story that can happen only in america. i think that was an extraordinary moment last night to hear his personal story, to have his mom in the president's box and his military service post 911. i mean, this is the first post 911 veteran to ever be on a presidential ticket. and what a stark contrast with the democrats who are in complete disarray. that's my big takeaway from this convention and i've been involved in a lot of conventions over the years. this is very unified, an exciting and a historic case convention. and i think jd vance did a tremendous job last night and i'm really looking forward as the american people are from hearing from president trump is thinking of what's happening with

we know from last week with the two people on the ticket are for the republican party, jd vance and formerarris is the ultimate nominee, as you suspect? there's a deep bench of talent that will be reviewed and considered, so i'm confident that whoever vice president harris ultimately decides to recommend to be her vice president running mate, that would be someone who presents a very significant and important contrast with donald trump, the 3a count convicted felon who is an adjudicated rapist and someone determined to undermining our democracy and jd vance, his lackey, who has no scruples or principles or ability to keep a position anyone can trust since the did it torture 180 two become one seat from the seat of power to become the vice presidential candidate. there has been back and forth in the party over the last few weeks and the party with people at pledging their support forjoe biden and others calling for him to step aside from the election which is ultimately whatjoe biden did today, what would kamala harris have to do now to bring those groups back together and unify the party?

vance spoke last night after the failed assassination attempt while congress is ramping up an investigationo the secret service and what went wrong with the safety and security failures of keeping trump's safe, oversight committee chairman james comer to secret service director cheadle to appear in front of his committee and how a 20-year-old was able to carry a ladder and a gun in plain sight up to the roof, testimony getting block but the homeland security department alejandro mayorkas who claims is conducting its own investigation. now were learning new information about the shooter he was circling the perimeter during the event and law enforcement was tipped off to his presence, the secret service knew about the questionable individual three hours before the shots flew in no one stop truck from walking out on stage, the speaker of the house mike johnson is here at adm easter with the very latest on the congressional probes, all of this as president by then abruptly canceled remarks in las vegas after saying he has covid and he will isolate and del delaware. a stunning reversal of the ra

but in the broader point, we also know add to that jd vance is one of the parties especially in congress. most vocal critics of us support for ukraine looking forward if president former president trump wins again is fruit future support for ukraine in serious question, actually, i back it up just a little bit. first off i might not have chosen the word provoked, but the biden administration and joe biden's feckless, aimless say i don't want to provoke anything. policy that shot sign of weakness, just open the door for putin to say we're going there's something really important putin invaded ukraine in 2014. i mean, you know well, i understand that, but i'm talking about most recently this is what caused him is you had thing has been around. republicans were saying is early as thanksgiving before that broke out. at the beginning of the new year. they were saying we need to send offensive weapons and the response from the biden administration was we can't do that. that would be provocation. that could be well, that's ultimately when you're not going to do that. but talk to me about the se

former president trump and his running mate jd vance drawing a huge crowd at last night's rally typicallyocratic minnesota. some supporters told fox a sort of waiting in line at 3:00 a.m. just to make sure they got good seats. madison all worth was there. hooks john we are inside former president donald trump's vent st. cloud, minnesota every single seat was filled. thousands more had to watch from outside the arena had reached capacity. those attendees failing to help donald trump flip the state red. that will prove to be a battle tpart of the expanded map trump campaign hopes to make competitive in this cycle but a democrat has won the presidential race in minnesota every single cycle since 1976. and harris currently leads by six points but that did not stop to it from hitting harris on the issues of the economy, crime, and the border. >> kamala harris deadly destruction of america's borders is completely and totally disqualifying for her to be president. you can have a person like this is president too. >> harris is coming up a big first week as a likely head of the ticket. banking $20

vance.last few hours endorsements have poured in from democratic members of congress and democratic governors and state attorney general's and several unions including the service employees international. also a statement from the executive council of the american federation of teachers. fund rating has exploded for democrats. donations exceeding $30 million in less than half a day. that would be the biggest day for online democratic donations potentially ever. for kamala harris to become the nominee, she will have to formally win the nomination and secure the vote of enough delegates will be free to vote for whomever they would like. it is reported that the campaign has already begun calling delegates. party leadership in tennessee has pledged that all 77 tennessee delegates will see work her as the nominee. the chair of the north carolina party also said her state party unanimously voted to pledge all of its delegates to vice president harris. not just tennessee and north carolina, south c

vance. abc news reporter alexis christoforous has the latest. the prime minister of the state of israel, in a historic fourth speech before a joint meeting of congress, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, trying to win support from both parties for his country and its war against hamas. >> when we stand together, something very simple happens we win, they lose. >> netanyahu recognizing noa argaman, who was taken hostage and rescued from gaza. the prime minister invited to capitol hill by house speaker mike johnson and senate republican leader mitch mcconnell. dozens of democratic lawmakers skipping the speech, expressing their disapproval over the thousands of civilian deaths and the humanitarian crisis from the war. >> it will be the first time in american history that a war criminal has been given that honor. >> michigan representative rashida tlaib did attend. she's the only palestinian american in congress, and in the past has called for netanyahu's arrest. >> the prosecutor of th

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that is what jd vance represents. >> since we spoke yesterday we got new reports of former presidentma expressing some concerns about president biden's path to victory in november, and other top democrats in congress have expressed similar concerns. do you think this changes anything? >> it does change quite a bit. look, if we were going to shake that eightball and i will be showing my age, all signs point to yes. all signs point to yes that joe biden will be out sometime this weekend or on sunday. that means, what do democrats do ? this isn't a foregone conclusion or a done deal but the pressure coming on the inside from barack obama and nancy pelosi, not just adam schiff, but chuck schumer, hakeem jeffries, and others, means that joe biden has to do some soul-searching along with his team because we have from polling data, 65% of democrats who voted for joe biden don't want to see him on the ticket , and don't think that he can move forward with that is a big number when you are facing this really huge important election, really unprecedented in our lifetime. so, if we were betting

vance is set to headline a fundraiser in palo alto tonight. it's hosted by bitgo chief executive officer mike belsky. vance's campaign stop in silicon valley this evening follows a joint appearance with former president donald trump in minnesota on saturday at 4:00. sonoma state political science professor david mcewen said vance's ties to the tech world are expected to bring a big cash infusion look mining for new dollars, and that means crypto and the wild, wild west of bitcoin and that area does provide an opportunity and leverage for finance and for campaign dollars that didn't exist previously for republicans and for donald trump. tonight's fundraiser requires a minimum $3,300 donation per person to sit at the host table. couples must donate at least $50,000. >> well, according to the director of national intelligence, russia is stepping up its effort to interfere with the upcoming presidential election. as fox mike emanuel tells us, the government is devoting significant resources towards combating online misinformation spread by moscow.

we saw a statement to that extent, coming from jd vance, one of those who's waiting right now to findout if he's going to be donald trump's running mate. we've seen a member of congress, say much the same, except directly pinning the blame on president biden. so for now, across the political spectrum, a pause, universal condemnation. but the early indications are that that's just not going to last a very long. it could get, it could get ugly very soon. there should be a moment where the country has a wake up call that the hateful rhetoric that we have seen across the political spectrum is, is simply, dangerous. we know, we know death threats have become a matter of due course for political figures, in this campaign, even before this campaign, this should be a time for people to say it's time to step back, make it clear that violence has absolutely no place in american politics. but i think what you're also going to see is, while this campaign is for the moment, in a state of shock and pause, it's a campaign that seems like it is very well going to come back with a vengeance. >> and on

republicans don't lose a seat in the senate because of that and jd vance is next generation, thinker,t man and he has got some experience dealing with the congress. if you have the house and the senate you have somebody you can negotiate with them. that is kind of the role of a vice president sometime. larry: mike dewine is governor of ohio, right? >> right. larry: i know mike. has been around a long time. he will 57 point be a point a republican. there is no loss. >> we need every vote in the united states senate. we'll need even more of them with our major victory this november, not only taking the white house, picking up seats in the house and senate. jd vance is a exciting, transformative leader. we're so excited donald trump has chosen him to be the vice-presidential nominee. we'll get a chance to learn a lot about jd vance this week. i think it will be a introduction america will like coming off of what happened in pennsylvania. larry: i interviewed him by the way, i interviewed him by the way. he is very smart, no question about that. he is a pro-growth guy. i put him squarely

jd vance said that if he were mike pence he would have actually taken alternate slates of electors as well. so this is a time where, look, every time i ran for office i said this is the most important election of our lifetime, this is probably the most important election of our lifetime, and we have to make sure we get it right. >> you know, david, when you were talking about january 6th, i thought about when we see jd vance, one of the callers on my radio said that he's changed vice presidential candidates, whereas biden and harris remain in tact, we have a new candidate now because the last vice president he had some of his followers was calling for him to be hanged. i mean, and here we are, it's only been a week since the attempt on trump's life almost to the hour, we've had the convention and a debate about the top of the democratic ticket. as momentous as these seven days have been, do you think these events will still be the same ones on the minds of voters come november? >> i do in some respects. i mean, i think this is a challenge for democrats running against donald trump. it

several committees in congress are planning hearings to get those answers when they return to dc next week. >> the ohio state highway patrol says it's going to be providing security for vice presidential nominee jd vance, the ohio senator lives in me, cincinnati area and troopers are right now monitoring his home there. jd vance's wife, lucia, vans has left her job as a lawyer at san francisco law firm unger tolls and olson. statement from the firm reads in part, boucher has been excellent lawyer and colleague and we thank her for her years of work and wish her the best in her future career. >> let's get you a check of the 4 zone forecast as we take a live look at the bucky ball shining bright on the embarcadero. it was nice here in the city we know is warmer in some inland today. let's catch up now with chief meteorologist lawrence caught. we've been enjoying really a couple really nice days around the bay area. the temperatures running a little bit below the average, but still very comfortable outside. now probably start to see some changes coming our way as we head in toward the ne

that's what you see jd vance doing as he travels around the battleground states because it is really all they have got. >> and, michael, this morning we heard from one of the vice president harris' potential running mates, mark kelly. here's what he had to say about the issue of immigration. listen to this. >> we're a country of immigrants. and we need comprehensive immigration reform. dreamers, dreamers are as american as my own two kids. and deserve a pathway to citizenship. so, where this is a complicated issue, one thing is pretty basic, and that's that we had an agreement, we had the votes. and donald trump wakes up one morning and sees that he does not want this problem solved. so he told senate republicans that they were not allowed to vote for it. >> michael, you know, we had so many discussions about this over the years. just thinking, you know, your thoughts on this issue. it is very interesting to see how the border bill is in and of itself being mentioned as -- on some sides as a magical pill to deal with all of the humanitarian issues that we have been seeing, and on the

law. >> we are learning more about donald trump's newly announced running mate, jd vance, and his bayyear old only recently stepped on to the political stage, running and winning a seat in the senate in 2022. he grew up in rural ohio, joining the marine corps before going to yale law school. vance eventually moved to san francisco, where he became a silicon valley venture capitalist. but many republicans cite his humble beginnings as a strength for the party. >> i'm very happy with it, jd. he's an accomplished man. he's he grew up poor with his grandmother. he got out of appalachia. he's bringing some youth into the, the party. >> what i like is that he is an everyday man. he's an ex-marine, so he has experience, experience fighting for our country. >> vance hasn't always been a trump supporter. he once called the former president dangerous and unfit for office. but after meeting trump in 2021, vance began touting his accomplishments as president. climate change is having a significant impact on the ability of scientists to accurately estimate the states snowpack, and this could lead

. >> i wonder jd vance. we saw the excerpts of this speech. he sort of making a lot of the same case, a lot of the same case. but it's making it a little bit more elegantly wrapped in his own story identifying with other people the fact as this one because of grievance speed and some of the grievance was the trump family reasons. >> you know, the president, how he's been persecuted and embracing but in tactics and so on that may play in this room, but the country is a lot bigger than this room. >> i'm not sure that that plays day. >> most of these things are how many veterans and we all lie in anyone here, remember anything this was incredibly memorable from the gold-star families to tie trump to the world war ii this was a completely well staying in nearby night at is hard for me to imagine a democratic convention being able to generate one of the integral will say about her i'm not even arguing about the stage, perhaps. >> i've said throughout this week that i think they've done a very good job on. >> i'm just raising a point about this. one

these are people who are well versed, jd vance has moved up in the fast lane, he's no, no, nothing.gh he's only been in congress for a little bit less than two years. i don't have to say much about kamala harris. you saw the way she managed. joe biden in that debate. she just carved him up, so i suspect we're going to see a debate. i hope, i hope we always hope that they'll debate on the issues, because the differences between the two are stark, and it'll give the american public a chance, i think, to see what we really wanted to see. the first time, with, with biden and trum. so let's hope that this debate is a lot more issue oriented than what we've seen in the past. and lastly, larry, do you think vance is the better choice over, rubio or burgum? well, that's a good choice for a few reasons. number one, he's in that what we would call a state that borders two really critical states, michigan and pennsylvania. that's very important. those are swing states. the president, the former president needs he's young. he's 39. he's the next generation. he comes with the vc attachments that

jd vance also played not to the degree they did played with the whole idea of mike pence should have allowed the debate about fake electors on the floor of the united states congress. he would have been good for the country. he wasn't a senator at the time? correct. but he should have allowed that debate and so again, the republicans watching going to say, oh please john, let it go well, i would let it go if they would let it go. if they would say sorry, we got caught up in the heat of the moment. we were so so in love with donald trump. we've said the election was stolen but there's new trump republican party, there is a populist republican party is also dominated by people who denied the basic facts and map of the 2020 election to this day. >> so mike pence at the end of the day, we are sticking with what you are talking about here, because the role that mike pence played on january 6 was central to the outcome ultimately, which is, you know, joe biden rightfully in the white house. and this is kind of pulling together and watching mitch mcconnell be booed. he is obviously an elder

jd vance is a hjelle law school graduate, he has gone to american colleges and universities the enemygary. vance said that orban, quote, made some smart decisions there that we can learn from in the united states. jd vance, within minutes, was about to make his debut on the national stage. americans have a lot to learn about him. joining us now from milwaukee is our own stephanie ruhle who was there along with political reporter, alex eisenstadt who has done some fascinating reporting on jd vance's arise in republican politics. mr. eisenstadt and stuff, thank you so much for being with us. i will let you take over. >> alice, rachel has just sort of brilliantly laid out the tale of jd vance, because for most people in america, even people in this arena, they know nothing about him. what is the most important thing we need to know about this guy, who is essentially crafted from peter thiel, from 2013 until today. >> fascinating rise that we haven't really seen in american politics since barack obama just less than two years ago he was running in a senate race. a remarkably fast rise as

. >> no one has said, stand with ukraine not one speaker is dense day when ukraine and jd vance is goingriticize joe biden for supporting nafta. >> i covered bill clinton when he got nafta for the congress democrats didn't like it. unions did like a bill clinton got that passed the support of the republican party yesterday's republican party i wonder jd vance we saw the excerpts of this speech. >> she's sort of making a lot of the same a lot of the same case. but it's making it a little bit more elegantly wrapped in his own story identifying with other people, the fact is this was grievance speed, and some of the grievance was the trump family grievance. >> you know, the president's been how he's been persecuted and embracing putin the tactics and so on that may play in this room, but the country is a lot bigger than this room. >> i'm not sure that that plays out. >> most of these things are how many convinced kitchens that we all lie in anyone here, remember anything? >> this was incredibly memorable from the gold-star families to tie trump to the world war ii veteran this was a complet

also, republican vice presidential candidate jd vance expected to campaign in fresno county tomorrow before he visits central california. he bolstered campaign coffers with a fund raiser much clos to [ding] [upbeat music] ♪ yeah, baby, i like it like that ♪ ♪ i like it like that, i like it like that ♪ ♪ si a ti te quiero mi amor, i like it like that ♪ ♪ eeeeeh, baby, i said i like it like that ♪ ♪ stomp your feet if you think i'm neat ♪ ♪ clap your hands if you want some more ♪ ♪ i said i like it like that ♪ ♪ clap your hands if you want some more ♪ family is reacting. plus, the city of san francisco starts homeless sweeps after being urged on by the governor. but not everyone is on board with this new plan from ktvu. >> fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> well, good morning to you. thank you for joining us. and welcome to mornings on two. i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm gasia mikaelian. it is tuesday july 30th as we close out this month. today's weather a completely different story. then let's go back to maybe july fourth. >> rosemary oroczo yes, we came into july really h

very wealthy donor who donald trump is very close with a number of republicans in congress. all of the his people, i'm told calling donald trump up until made it day yesterday, when he ultimately made his decision. and so a lot of people pushing for him, but i also think it's important to keep in mind from my conversations with donald trump's campaign, the reasons he ultimately chose vans were one donald trump and him have a lot of chemistry trump off in remarks that he gets along best with jd vance as well. there's a lot of people who have argued maybe advances too young for this position. however, trump seems to actually like that about him. he thinks that he had done a lot within his career by the time that he had turned 39. that has impressed the former president. they also believe that vance is upbringing in a poor rust belt. rust belt town in ohio, could actually make him very marketable to a lot of those working class voters that the trial i'm campaign sees as essential to winning in november great reporting alayna, we're going to be back with you much throughout the

if donald trump and jd vance are elected in november, they will have the power to withdraw the bidens privacy rule on this issue. they'll have the power without congress doing anything to make it legal for prosecutors to access the private medical records of women who have left their over state to obtain abortion care so they can use your medical records to track you down and bring charges. joining us now is senator cory booker. democrat of new jersey. thank you for joining us in what is an incredibly busy and sort of fraught news cycle. it's a pleasure to have you here. >> thanks, always good to be with you rachel. >> i want to talk to you about the choice of your senate colleague jd vance to be donald trump's running mate. your nearest senate colleague, robert menendez, your fellow new jersey senator today was found guilty on 16 federal charges of corruption including bribery. today, you again called for him to resign. i just want to get your reaction to that verdict and i would like to hear what you expect to happen next in the case of the senator. >> reporter: remember, bob is a

the central pillar of the assault on women is in jd vance's view this abortion ban, national abortion ban. kamala harris mentions it in her video there, which trump has said will go to the states but if congress passes a national abortion ban, you show me the trump who won't sign it. what is your -- what in your view is the opportunity tonight as the republicans try to sort of inflate the grandeur of this selection? >> well, i think the opportunity for democrats is to continue to share with the nation that jd vance is unqualified to be vice president and certainly unqualified to be president and coming off of saturday in butler, that does matter, jd vance is not qualified but i think in the case reporting around mitt romney there's something which is jd vance cannot be trusted. because i believe what i know infuriated mitt romney was that jd vance abandoned any reason to put trust in him and in politics that's your only currency, once you break trust, you've got nothing. the old clip, never question a colleague's judgment or it's fair to question a colleague's judgment but not their m

if donald trump and jd vance if are elected in november, they will have the power to withdraw the bidenrule on this issue and they will have the power without congress doing anything to make it legal for in prosecutors to access the private medical records of women who have left their state to obtain abortion care so they can use those medical records to track you down and bring charges. joining us now is senator booker of new jersey. thank you for joining us in what is an incredibly busy and fraught news cycle and it is a s pleasure to have you here. >> it is always good to be with you, rachel. >> i want to talk about the choice of your send it colleague to be donald trump's running mate and ask you about something closer to home. your nearest senate colleague, your fellow to new jersey senator was found guilty on 16 federal charges of corruption including bribery and today you again called for him to resign and want to get your reaction an to that verdict. i want to hear from you what you expect to happen here in the case of the senator. >> bob is a figure that those people from new j

. >> yes, it comes after he picked the bookies favourite, the ohio senator jd vance, as the bookies favouriteublic appearance from president trump since the attempted assassination on saturday. >> well, let's speak now to our reporter. charlie peters joins us in the studio. good morning to you. an interesting sort of lesson i've sort of a lot of us waking up to this character and trying to acquaint ourselves with him. who is jd vance and what will this mean for any potential trump presidency? >> well, he's the first millennial on a major party presidential ticket, and a few weeks he'll turn 40. >> and if the polls are right in a few months, he could be one of the most powerful men in the world. but he does have a very interesting background. raised interesting background. raised in ohio and kentucky, he wrote a bookin in ohio and kentucky, he wrote a book in 2016 called hillbilly elegy talking about his childhood, an autobiographical memoir of his early life , memoir of his early life, referring to the appalachian clan . those people, the white clan. those people, the white working class, the

i think both trump and jd vance will not be able to help themselves, showing the racism and misogyny.mala part of the group of cat lady, childless women who are miserable and have no stake in this country because they don't have children. there's not a woman in this country or a man, a man with any moral fiber that's going to hear that and just find that grotesque and isogyny doesn't c. this prosecutorial manner, as she was yesterday,brilliant, fantastic. the line about donald trump, i know your type, that's going to play out. we have -- james carville said it is the economy, stupid. in this election, it's the women, stupid. >> i wrote that op-ed. >> you did? >> okay, i'll hand it over to you at this point. >> no, i literally wrote that op-ed last year, "it's the women, stupid," wrote it about 2022. there's a magical formula sometimes in politics. right person, right time, right place. there is this moment, like, we are not in 2016. because of what hillary clinton endured and how much sexism played a role into derailing her campaign, and because we were in this post dobbs world where