would you please welcome representative elise stefanik.rs and applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> thank you so much, rolf. it is truly aum to be here today. but let's get thisnerg up. are we ready in 136 days to fire america? [applause] are we ready■xo reelect my good friend and your good friend president donald j. trump? [applause] again, it is truly a to be a today. and i want to first by saying thank you, thanks to each and it with you for your grassseffo evo across the country at the local, regional, state and national levels. this is a most important elecn our lifetime. we note that this election is different, that the state of our nation, the protection o our constitution are on the ballot this november. leave everythingn the field to save o american dream. and president one who will be able to get that ne. i've -- [applause] i also want to think ralph for his extraordinary leadership. he has been a leader in the conservativeem very young age. he is a wonderful friend as is his family to mind. the campaign trail, particularly a we work to support p

if i were donald trump, i'd be looking at someone like elise stefanik. provides an avenue to women. she's very well spoken in the course of this, and three, she's a new generation politician. the problem with people like jd vance is joe biden can take all the words that jd vance said about donald trump now if he picks him as his vp and play them back to donald trump because jd vance in 2016 said numerous negative things about donald trump including i would never vote for donald trump is what jd vance said. and so that, i think, becomes, you know, jd vance may be on the list. i think jd vance becomes problematic because you can just take his words. and joe biden says i don't have to tell you what i think of him. let me play what your vp candidate thinks about him. >> ana, i agree with that. the last time i sat down with congresswoman stefanik was in the spring of 2016 and what she said to me is we've got to stop donald trump. so all of these people that we've mentioned -- >> joe biden or donald trump? >> donald trump. wait a minute, i thought he was a tru

. -- lisa: elise stefanik there.y reporting is that the trump campaign has asked these eight people for paperwork to try and vet them to be potential vice presidential running mates. as you will notice, most of these are current lawmakers. i want to highlight 4 of them in particular, the 4 in the top row. these 4, my understanding is, are the ones getting the most attention in the trump campaign right now, but here is the thing -- it is donald trump. he wants everyone to keep testing, including the people in the mix. he likes that. that is part of the point of this. really, no decision made, so that means anybody could still be the selection. geoff: how are donald trump in the campaign trying to arrive at this decision? what are they looking at in particular? lisa: the former president says he wants someone who would be a good president. he said that in interviews, but when you talk to his team, number one after that is loyalty. no surprise. the situation with mike pence, where mike pence stood up for the duly electe

elise stefanik is on it. donalds, is he also there. >> ainsley: those four, i believe, received the vetting papers according to this article? >> brian: okay. let's talk about 2024. and the president of the united states did get system good news yesterday in terms of the lawfare that's been levied at him. it looks like the georgia case there is just no way that case is going to go before this election is done. and a further delay in the documents case. the president of the united states is working hard to get the gag order lifted on his case in new york. so he can start fighting back against the michael cohens of the world, stormy daniels. personally, i think it's better if he doesn't. but he does want the freedom to be able to do it. >> ainsley: last night sean hannity went over to mar-a-lago and he interviewed donald trump and it aired last night. a portion of it aired last night. lawrence and i were talking. i thought it was his best interview. >> lawrence: one of his best interviews. >> ainsley: he was so

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[applause] ♪ >> elise stefanik. ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] >> well, we really honored to ■welcyou know, it's daysas terrorists breached the border w israel. and committed the bloodiest atrocities, to suffer the jewish people since the founding of the modern state of israel. and since that day we as americs to see a rising tidef anti-semitism around the world,, and in many ways most troubling on our college campuses. and on december 5 of last year, in a shot that was literally heard around the world, stefanik asked a simple not it was okay institutions ofr learning in america t anti-semitism, and to engage in you hatred. and i don't know about you, by the w, the video of that hearing has to have been viewed a billion times. [applause] and at a time when so many of our leaders won't take a stand, at a time when the president of the united states says he has israel's the back and then stabs him in the chest, -- israel's back. we cannot believe after decades saying never again we see this kind of hatred and bigotry, this woman stood up. she was counted. she was heard from. was a profile in courage, b

and on december 5 of last year, in a shot that was literally heard around the elise stefanik asked a■t was okay on the most elite institutions of higher learning anti-semitism, and to engag you hatred. and i don't know about you, by t hearing has to have been viewed a times, 1 billion times.■e [applause] and at a time when so many of a stand, when the president of the united states says he has israel's the back and then stabs him in the chest, israel's back. we cannot believe after decadesr of saying never again we see this kind of hatred and bigotry, was a profile i the resignation of not one but two presidents at ivy league universities. [applause] >> at the when she was elected to congress you was the youngest woman to ever be representatives.ouse of she has risen in short order t republican in the house. she was an early, strong, and unapologetic supporter of donald trump. and it is myvç gat honor as the chairman of faith and freedom coalition to present herr ronalf freedom award. would you please wme elise sfa♪ ♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ >> thank you so much, rolf. it i■hs truly abling honor to be

congresswoman elise stefanik on set with me. i want those tapes because according to those tapes, joe biden was was i still vice president in 2009?l didn't recall when his son had passed away. l sonadand her said before a jy he would come across as a nice old man who's very forgetful. they hav and e tapes.'t why won't merrick garlandhe tap tolease the tapeess? well c, it's because they're trying to cover up their feebleness. and the fact and that believe, sean, that they edited the transcript, that they turned over to congress. thd over think it's worse.k i think it's worse. i think we. i know we're going to work very house republicans to use every tool at our disposal to hold the departmenttool t of justice and the biden administration accountable for not turning ad tapes.urthe and we it's our constitutional responsibility. w. rick garland, tomorro we are focused on passing the appropriations bills. but let's talk about what' focuo important, what voters are concerned about when it comes to the tapes. impowhatar old unfit indiv

maria: house republicans are reacting to the conviction, elise stefanik is promising this is just thes corrupt d.o.j. that tried to negotiate a sweetheart plea deal when outside immunity unrelated to the case and it was a judge that stepped in to expose that today is the first step in delivering accountability for the biden crime family we must and we will continue as house republicans to investigate the biden crime family. maria: house republicans have set criminal referrals to the d.o.j. and joe biden for lying to congress, not for influence peddling, james comer told me that there were good allocable to report on president biden, joining me now acting general matt whitaker, thank you for being here, give us your assessment of the guilty verdict and what you heard from elise stefanik that this is just the beginning. >> it is just the beginning, good to be with you i look at this case and obviously from a culpability standpoint it was a case that needed to be done but not the most serious offense that hunter is charged with, the tax cases in los angeles in september are much more ser

. >> i want to show what congresswoman elise stefanik had to say on fox news.e trial was rigged and is shredding our democracy yada yada yada. >> this is shredding our democracy. the mainstream media and democrats accuse the right but it is really democrats who are attacking our democracy and the american people know that this was rigged from the start and it is an affront to us. former president trump is correct that the real verdict will be rendered this november on election day when former president trump wins overwhelmingly. >> andrew, i play that because everyone is talking about four men who are potentially on donald trump's shortlist but to my mind, who we just saw, that, to my mind, so i think donald trump is going to pick. does that hold any water in what you're hearing around the capital? >> for sure. you see many of these potential running mates for donald trump going on tv, rushing to defend him and his various cases and advancing some of the same arguments. i agree that she is probably a top contender. on capitol hill the conversation usually cente

the names range from south carolina senator tim scott, congresswoman elise stefanik, dr.ort-list may be even shorter. sources tell fox that these are the top three contenders: north dakota governor doug burgum, senators marco rubio and j.d. vance. so brian, i did call the campaign to verify you are not on the list. [laughter] you are not on the list. that pressure, you can let it go. >> brian: someone is betting me. i don't know who is doing bad. plate close to the chest. so i would say this, but i surging is doug burgum. different personalities but they truly get along and he respects his knowledge of business. i think if he is not vp he is going to be secretary of energy. there is no question. i think the big test is those sunday shows. adverse conditions, nbc, meet the press, how they act. the guy who is best is tom cotton, second-best as is rubio, coming on strong is doug burgum. try to say he is demanding billions of dollars from the oil industry, excuse me, i was there, to margaret brennan, he didn't debate anything. and she had nothing to say. trump loves that stuf

elise stefanik is my choice, b has not floated and i'm so shocked two-term governor of the great statewisconsin, scott walker. scott walker would be a great vice president. help me talk to the trump campaign, if you can. host: let's get a response, those two things, sean. guest: the debatesup which i thing is totally wild. i don't have at the top of my mind a memory of a debate happening before the nominating conventions happening in the summer. i think that's fascinating. i don't know exactly what's behind it. as far as allowing it to be hosted on cnn, i would agree. jake tapper is a prime hoax and everyone on cnn has to be a diehard lefty in order to work there. i don't think it will be a fair one on one debate. i think it will be versus cnn versus joe biden, but it will be more entertaining maybe. as far asw, tru has a lot of great choices. there is a pretty deep bench on the republican side right now. i haven't heard scott walker in the mix. he was great. stefano, i happened to partial to sarah sanders in arkansas. trump is on predicable on this. i wish i had a good read on who he

she was asked that same question by elise stefanik about whether con for the genocide of the jews wasick to say absolutely as opposed to a more nuanced answer to the question. so she clearly learned from the first hearing. i think it was controversial though. () to be under pressure from both dors campus to crack dow■ ways some faculty members to list in the e school under theeak, and did noo and question whether there is truly an antisemitism rises campus and question the symptoms -- committee members and was quick to capitulate that these are n wore spoke to at colombia university who thought that she was quick to capitulate to political pressures as opposed to really standing up to them, for instance not standing up and that testimony that they are coming down hard on protesters and not tolerating certain types of speech and looking into the professors and potentially taking the post if they say something controversial. professors and students at columbia felt somewhat betrayed by her in that hearing. the interesting thing about hearing was that a number of people on that committee

also representatives byron donalds and elise stefanik.et secretary ben carson. all at least seven are undergoing really what is the political version of a background check. >> ronny: wait, trump is doing background checks? why? what's he going to find out about someone else that's worse than what he's done? yo, this dude's got fraud, sexual assault, infidelity, tax evasion, bankruptcies, impeachments, he hung out with epstein. i mean, is he really going to be like, "hold on, hold on, j.d. vance got a parking ticket in 1994? i can't be associated with a man like that." i will say, i am impressed with the diversity in this list. i mean, three black guys! although, it's less impressive when you consider trump thinks all of them are herman cain. although, you may have noticed one name who isn't on the list, is kristi noem, which has to be pretty upsetting for her. although, i'm sure she'll be fine, once she lets off some steam at the firing range. [audience reacts] meanwhile, big news today about a top figure from trump's previous campaign: s

stefanik, argue the country was better during the trump administration years delivered to secure its border in our nation's history. a booming economy, helping families, small business manufacturers and farts. >> american energy independence and peace through strength. the trump campaign is keeping the former president's debate plans under wraps. >> but house speaker mike johnson insists he's ready spend a lot of time with him last week. >> lago and then i'm on the phone over the weekend and he's in a very good place. johnson says no amount of prep work will help president biden doesn't matter if you drink the whole gallon. the energy drinks is not going to be able to match the vacuum in. and the readiness of donald trump. >> and tomorrow's debate is one of 2 before voters cast their ballots in november in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >> governor gavin newsom confirms that he will be there at the debate will be on hand to advocate for president biden on social media and during media point appearances before and after the debate, newsom confirming his plans in a fund raising email an

also representatives byron donalds and elise stefanik.s former cabinet secretary ben carson. all at least seven are undergoing really what is the political version of a background check. >> ronny: wait, trump is doing background checks? why? what's he going to find out about someone else that's worse than what he's done? yo, this dude's got fraud, sexual assault, infidelity, tax evasion, bankruptcies, impeachments, he hung out with epstein. i mean, is he really going to be like, "hold on, hold on, j.d. vance got a parking ticket in 1994? i can't be associated with a man like that." i will say, i am impressed with the diversity in this list. i mean, three black guys! although, it's less impressive when you consider trump thinks all of them are herman cain. although, you may have noticed one name who isn't on the list, is kristi noem, which has to be pretty upsetting for her. although, i'm sure she'll be fine, once she lets off some steam at the firing range. [audience reacts] meanwhile, big news today about a top figure from trump's previo

new "new york post" reviewed it and names are ben carson, burgum, marco marco rubio, elise stefanik,imony scott was not on the list, maybe he will be there. what do you think about those optionings and who do you think the president is going to pick? >> this is a genius move, donald trump will take back the stage, no matter what the main-stream media says, if he says this is my pick, he wins. he is a great strategist and will be successful in this campaign. >> todd: does he choose to unveil at the rnc. biden could get oxygen and trump will take it away from him. msnbc panel scolding a guest for using term illegal alien and getting backlash for this headline, joe concha will unpack it next. >> carley: and pushing bidenomics in battleground states, one wall street no, sirrer has a major economic warning for the white house. cheryl casone is here on that coming up next. when we're young, we're told anything is possible... ...but only a few of us go out and prove it. witness the greatness of anna hall on a connection worthy of gold: xfinity mobile. only xfinity gives you the most powerfu

the other candidates reportedly being considered include senator tim scott, congresswoman elise stefanik former hud secretary ben carson. rhiannon >> all right, christiane, thank you for that. the widow of hunter biden's late brother beau is expected to take the stand today at his felony gun trial yesterday. hunter biden's ex-wife testified that she first learned hunter was using drugs when she found a crack pipe at their home in 2015. an ex-girlfriend, an exotic dancer hunter met at a strip club, told the jury she saw him smoking crack just weeks before he bought the gun. the defense insists biden was using alcohol at the time, but not drugs. prosecutors say he lied about his drug use on a federal application for a gun. >> the world health organization has confirmed. the first ever human death from a strain of bird flu. the patient was a 59 year old resident of mexico with no history of exposure to poultry or other animals. his family says he suffered from chronic kidney disease. the mexican case involves a different strain than the one currently circulating in us livestock. >> it is ti

these are unacceptable answers across the board.ise stefanik. >> elise stefanik. >> elise stefanik. ♪eached the bor israel. and committed the bloodiest atrocities to suffer the jewish people since the founding of the modern s israel. and since that day we have been shocked and stunned as americans to see a rising anti-semitism around the world in europe, in the united states, and in many ways most troubling on our college campuses. and on december 5 of last year, in a shot that was literally heard around the world stefanik asked a simple question which w whether or not it was okayxp on the most elite institutions of higher learning in america to practice anti-semitism, and to engage in you hatred. and i don't know about you by theeo of that hearing has to have been viewed a billion times 1 billion times. [applause] and at a time when so many of our leaders won't take a stand at a time when the president of the united states says he has israel's the back and then stabs him in the chest -- israel's back. we cannot believe after decades we see this kind of hatred and bigotry this woman s

joy did as republican party conference chair elise stefanik from the great state of new york, welcomeadam chair. it seems like things were a little slow out of the gates in 2016 in the russia cloud did not help. is there a legislative agenda ready to go if the gop wins the white house in the house? >> there is, thank you for the opportunity to be on your show you are a good friend and former colleague and were proud to share our message. we are focused every day on ensuring we have a historic victory on election day, president trump continues to do well when he is pulling ahead everywhere but we know in addition to electing president trump we need to flip the senate but most importantly we need to make sure that we maintain and gain seats in the house, were working on the political strategy to win but to hit the ground running to govern on behalf of the american people and particularly as you're seeing so many crises because of joe biden's failed policy were ready to go on day one to support president trump agenda and i want to outline it few key focuses one is securing the border we

and of course, new york congresswoman elise stefanik, also in atlanta at a watch party. reason that these potential running mates it's are here is because they have been participating really for many weeks in what has largely been a tryout in the very open public. they've been flying around the country with the former president on his plane. they've been attending events all to see his comfort and familiarity with them, perhaps more than that, to see how they defend his records. so right here here in the spin room, could be the final stages of the casting call for his republican running mate in just 20 days. that person will give a speech in milwaukee at the republican national convention step zeleny, thanks very much backward the panel, but i want to start with john king, who's moved over to the magic wall, john with about an hour to go until the start of the base just levels give us a level set on the current state of the race. >> an hour to the debate, anderson, 18.5 weeks till election day. this is how the last one ended an overwhelming convincing electoral college w

stefanik and we sat down with the former president and asked him what are you looks arkansas lookingon he gave us three criteria: someone he gets along with. you seem to satisfy that. somebody that selfishly can help him win and historically isn't the case when it comes to vice president and that would be nice. and most importantly he said somebody that could be president. do you think he's satisfied that second and third requirement helped him win and could be president? >> well, there's no question that i think we have an amazing talented republican party and a great bench. without question having run businesses and having spent ten years in the senate in the house and understanding how this government works and what we need to make sure we do is have people who are ready to take this to the mat. president trump doesn't need any help. what he needs is amplifying his voice. when we do that, we're doing the right thing to make sure that american people have four more years of low unemployment, low enfellation, high enthusiasm and frankly -- enthusiasm and world peace and put shoulder

. >> to be clear a longerless than short list i mentioned -- elise stefanik on that liz has been someone that president trump has spoken very highly of karoline tell us you're reaction. >> stefanik a trump loyalist for awhile an extension of the trump america first agenda we saw how very formidable with qualify hearings ivy president roiled column and harvard doesn't take prisoners the energize trump grave taitz to, ready to take job day one i think probably is. maria: a fighter what president trump is looking for i want to that i think you so much for joining us this morning, great having you please come back soon we are all-hands-on-deck for the rest of the hour it is about 20 minutes away from the jobs numbers may job report how the, 20 minutes' time making money charles payne previewing the numbers and meme stock. >> i speak with agreeing steube former st. louis fed president bullard georgia governor kemp tonight 7:00 pm eastern fox business, you are watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business all-hands-on-deck for the jobs numbers. ♪ ♪ joet. ♪(relaxing music)♪ (♪) (♪) book i

stefanik. so i said, i feel like i'm living in 1872. this moment of of promise. now i know as a historian that, 1876, in 1877, 1898 and 1912 were still to come. but i want to savor this moment of promise, this moment of seeing a face of the united states, that that says black lives matter. police brutality, wrong of white is wrong. so it's living kind of in two times, in a way. and right now, i almost like we have to do that again. but i so many friends who are just tearing their hair out imagining the united states is going to be like with like what the united states is going to be like when donald trump president again. and i say i'm in 1872 for one thing. but i'm also i don't think we're going to have to face that because i don't think that he is going to last until. but i'll also take you back to remember, last fall was when everybody was saying, oh, my god, oh, my count, we're going to have this civil war. we're going to have a civil war. yeah. was when was that? i think it's been happenin

vance, and elise stefanik are even using his exact language saying president biden is weaponize the doj in calling the trial rigged. and yet, while the gop says the president has the justice system under his them, let's not forget what happened today. his only living son, hunter biden, is on trial. a jury was seated today and hass gun charges case. he has pleaded not guilty. former u.s. attorney joyce fans and a contributor on msnbc is clearly pointed out, this very fact should be the end of the argument that president biden has weaponize the justice system. she writes the prosecutor on the case was appointed by donald trump and president biden allowed to stay in place specifically to determine whether this case should be indicted. with that, let's get smarter with the help of our latest panel. nbc news washington correspondent joins us. a political investigator for the guardian of former new york prosecutor and civil rights attorney charles coleman jr. is here as well. you go, you spent almost all five weeks in the courtroom. we are four days since the verdict. it's no surprise donald

elise stefanik is a tough cookie. >> trace: i think tim scott is high in the running.nce? melissa, someone who will make him look good and not have a horrible laugh. proud cuban-american, jd vance, they think alike. trump will pick well-known tv host trace gallagher. of course he will. what a lineup. i'm coming east. my wishlist is either -- burgum, stop stealing from elected positions, we need the senate and republican control janice, i think nikki haley. thank you for joining america's late news, "fox news @ night".ae i'm trace gallagher and we wills u right back here tomorw night. knew this first hand, they created a boat that was more affordable... tracker, the world's #1 one best selling fishing and pontoon boats powered by mercury. proudly built in missouri and sold factory direct at bass pro shops and select dealers. for as little as 5 dollars a day... you can own a brand new tracker and make lifelong memories of your own. bass pro shops. voted america's best outdoor retailer. save even more and support conservation when you join the club. force factor total bee

paula collins is running against republican congresswoman elise stefanik. >> after we've gone throughs maga nightmare and we reeducating basically. that sounds like a rather -- reeducation camp. >> harris: now she is walking those remarks back and told fox in a statement, quote, even if maga were to be resoundingly defeated we would need to engage in widespread civics education, which both red and blue voters acknowledge has been slipping in recent years. this isn't the first time we've heard this rhetoric from democrats and others in liberal media. >> you would put half of trump supporters into the basket of depl deplorables >> rubes that back donald trump. >> there are millions of americans, almost all white and almost all republicans who somehow need to be deprogrammed. >> the bottom line is all of america needs at the programming because we've all been negatively influenced by donald trump. >> maybe there needs to be a formal deprogramming of the cult members. something needs to happen. >> harris: i thought there would never be a day presently where we would hear the talking point

i would and onto either because of trying to earn it and do him favors and even elise stefanik was strongweekend, we have a big hour still ahead on "the big weekend show" including this. >> he got shot down in new guinea and they never found the body because there were a lot of camels for real and not part of the county. joey: biden connects is cannibal eaton uncle to his trip to france. the medias outreach reaction and outrageous reaction to the heroic from four hostages from hamas. also coming up with controversial sports columnist comments another fragrant foul on caitlin clark as she snubbed by team usa. ♪ ya know, if you were cashbacking you could earn on everything with just one card. chase freedom unlimited. so, if you're off the racking... ...or crab cracking, you're cashbacking. cashback on flapjacks, baby backs, or tacos at the taco shack. nah, i'm working on my six pack. switch to a king suite- or book a silent retreat. silent retreat? hold up - yeeerp? i can't talk right now, i'm at a silent retreat. cashback on everything you buy with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fe

others being vetted tom cotton, tim scott, elise stefanik and ben carson.you. how much of a difference in the polling do you think, in case, given that trump will be a one-term president does the v.p. pick make? >> you know, laura, i have never been one to believe that the v.p. pick really changes things a lot. i mean, it can have a boost, certainly a temporary boost. the campaign always gets one when the attention turns on the candidate. as long as the candidate doesn't melt down or have some flaw that no one knows about. it can certainly give some momentum. i don't believe that people vote for the most part based on the vice president. i think they base it on the president. they just want a good running mate. someone who is competent and in my opinion they want somebody that has a personality, which is something the republicans always do well when they choose personality like a ronald reagan or a donald trump and if you are thinking about the future. individual who will probably be the nominee of the party next time it will be that person who has chosen f

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to me the odds to me if i were picking would be elise stefanik who is totally obsequious and will do new generation, and is a woman. that's what i think political strategy wise would be the smart move. >> i want to ask chuck, i want to share what trump said this weekend when he was questioning president biden's mental acuity. >> i took a cognitive test and i aced it. dr. ronnie johnson, does everybody know ronnie johnson, congressman from texas? he was the white house dr. >> no. nobody knows dr. ronnie johnson because his name is ronnie jackson. can you gave your reaction to this moment? he was trying to go after president biden's mental acuity and gets the guy's name wrong. >> he loves these tests. why are you talking about the test when -- is some funny and i get it and i own i sound funny but he don't always sound like the sharpest cookie. i'm not running for president. he wants to be president of the united states, people. i think women in the selection are going to determine who is going to be the president so he should be doing everything he can to look smart and women can look

south carolina's tim scott, republican representative elise stefanik. byron donalds, they're contenders and you're looking at from a hud secretary. ben carson. the special olympic summer games are happening this weekend. what you can expect. >> this weekend, the annual special olympics, northern california summer games are coming to the south bay. they will welcome athletes from dozens of countries will compete in things including swimming and track bochy ball tennis. it's opening ceremonies friday night at 7. this will be stephen stadium in santa clara and our own kyla grogan is going to seen the events. if you'd like to go, that mission is free. all right. let's take a final look for this hour at the forecast. here's dave spahr. >> all right. your high temperatures for tomorrow. be up to about 91 for clever were coming in about 90 with the east bay shoreline in the upper 70's to about 80 for fremont. this is an improvement with plenty of 80's up north. meanwhile, 60, meanwhile, 4 half moon bay, check it out in our 7 day forecast. we have in store for

the congresswoman for upstate, elise stefanik, has, in fact, filed a misconduct complaint regarding thisn open investigation in house judiciary regarding this. he has sent letters to tisch james, to merrick garland, alvin bragg and most significantly in my eyes, matt coangelo. he was the number three at doj, and he left that big job and to lead this investigation. but here's something a lot of people, i don't think, realize. he previously worked at tish james, the attorney general of new york, he worked on her investigation of the trump organization. if the civil case regarding the overvaluing of the real estate. so and, by the way, according to some reporting judge merchan's wife also worked at tish james' office for about a three years. so you have a very sort of nested group of people here, some of whom might have contact with the white house. that's the purpose of jim jordan's investigation. and it just feels like we can't get straight ans. i don't know that there's collusion, but, you know what? we we should be able to get clear are, straight answer from public officials whose salar

stefanik is the person donald picks. sure she would be the next speaker of the house when mccarthy fell, and i thought donald trump would give her the push, because he loves her but maybe this is a better plum. she is willing to sell her soul and the pastor believes in order to be in that world. amna: we will see. i want to turn back to policy and real-world impact in terms of what we saw in washington d.c. there was this big executive action we saw announced by president biden on immigration that effectively shuts dn the border if daily crossings go above 2500 and here is how we announce that action. pres. biden: doing nothing is not an option. we must act consistent with both our law and values, our values as americans. i take these steps today not to walk away from we who we are as americans but to make sure we preserve who we are for future generations to come. amna: here is so former president trump described president biden's move at a rally tonight. >> joe biden's order is pro-invasion, pro-child trafficking, pro-

south carolina's tim scott, republican representative elise stefanik and byron donalds are contenders're looking at former hud secretary ben carson. israel's defense minister is in washington this week meeting with the secretaries of state and defense. the visit comes after israel claimed the u.s. is withholding weapons. the white house denies that. washington correspondent maddie beer-temple has that story. >> surrounded by protesters. >> israeli defense minister yoav gallant walked into a meeting with secretary of state antony blinken. his visit to dc comes as clashes continue between israel and the biden administration. even so the commitment to israel security is ironclad. state department spokesman matthew miller says that's what the u.s. will emphasize to go. lot. he says the u.s. will also reiterate the need for israel to form a plan for after the war. amid reports that israel is winding down major operations in rafah for. >> they're to enduring defeat hamas. there needs to be a plan for what replaces them up. >> the meeting's also come on the heels of israeli prime minister be

stefanik, argue the country was better during the trump administration years delivered the secure its, helping families, small business manufacturers and farts. >> american energy independence and peace through strength. the trump campaign is keeping the former president's debate plans under wraps. >> but house speaker mike johnson insists he's ready spend a lot of time with last week. >> lago and then i'm on the phone over the weekend. he's >> in a very good place. johnson says no amount of prep work will help. president biden doesn't matter if you drink the whole gallon. the energy drinks is not going to be able to match the >> vacuum in and the readiness of donald trump. >> and this debate is one of 2 before voters cast their ballots in november. live in washington, i'm jessi tenure. all right, jesse, a lot of eyes on the story. thank you for your coverage. with just about 24 hours until about today, governor gavin newsom confirms he will be in attendance. newsom. >> we'll be there as a surrogate to surrogate rather to advocate for president biden on social media and appear during

elise stefanik and i assume tim scott was on. >> ainsley: he was.s on with sean last night. >> brian: let's just hear this first. gavin newsom was in the spin room. the vice president was called to action yesterday. here's their reaction. >> some within your own party are wondering if president biden should even step aside. what do you say to that? >> yes, there was a she start but a strong finish. joe biden is extraordinarily strong. people can debate on style points, but, ultimately, this election and who is the president of the united states has to be about substance. >> i will never turn my back on president biden. never turn my back on president biden. i don't know a democrat in my party that would do so. especially after tonight. we have his back. we run not the 90-yard dash. we are all in. we are going to double down in the next few months and win this election. >> lawrence: rachel? >> rachel: yeah, obviously gavin newsom is gearing up for something. he is very slimy. you can't trust what is coming out of his mouth right now. i want to go bac

vance and marco rubio are on the list and there are others like elise stefanik and others in the listork times that one choice that could potentially threaten democrats blue wall would be marco rubio writing while no group is monolithic, there is something that latino voters have in common and that is their latin american roots and the pride that comes from casting a vote for someone who looks and talks like them. mr. rubio would break a significant cultural barrier as the first latino on a national ticket. do you agree with that? >> well, ana, certainly, we've seen that trend where more and more hispanics are supporting republicans and president trump and someone like marco rubio could really help accelerate that shift that we've seen in the latino community in recent years. additionally, rubio, would give a lot of the republicans who are skeptical of donald trump a greater level of comfort since he's someone who they're familiar with and who does come from the republican establishment even though he has become more populous over the years. so i definitely think that politically, mar

florida senator marco rubio, ohio senator jd vance, south carolina senator tim scott, congresswoman elisetefanik, congressman byron donalds and ben carson, who served as secretary of housing and urban development under trump. the announcement will likely come at next month's republican national convention in milwaukee. >> all right. moving on. a significant development in the state trial of a man who broke into nancy pelosi's house and attacked her husband, paul, with a hammer, a san francisco superior court judge decides list three charges against david depape for the 2022 attack. the judge says trying to pap for charges similar to his federal trial amounts to double jeopardy. the charges dismissed are attempted murder, assault of an elder and assault with a deadly weapon. depape still faces five state charges that were not part of the federal trial, including burglary, kidnaping and false imprisonment . >> in this week's heat wave is about over, which is nice. >> yes, it was brief but intense, abc7 news meteorologist sandyha patel is here with some cooler temperatures and a look ahead.

. >> ainsley: new york congresswoman elise stefanik hosting ear epac rising stars reception yesterdayional candidates from all across our country. joining us now are those candidates. we have lori buckout from north carolina. nancy dull strum from alaska who is also the lt. governor there mayra flores from texas and caroline dobson from north carolina. good morning, ladies. >> good morning. >> i will start with you myra. you are running again, tell me why. >> because i love south texas. it's my home. it's my community. and, you know, the democrat part has just taking for granted the hispanic community. it's very important that would invest in the. the republican party has no future if we don't continue invest not guilty hispanic community. south texas is home and where i was raised and where i'm raising my children. i want to make sure we have the right representation in washington. unfortunately we don't have that representation in washington right now. this is why i'm running again to take back texas district 34. >> ainsley: lori, why is it important to have women serving in congres

i would and onto either because of trying to earn it and do him favors and even elise stefanik was stronghis weekend, we have a big hour still ahead on "the big weekend show" including this. >> he got shot down in new guinea and they never found the body because there were a lot of camels for real and not part of the county. joey: biden connects is cannibal eaton uncle to his trip to france. the medias outreach reaction and outrageous reaction to the heroic from four hostages from hamas. also coming up with controversial sports columnist comments another fragrant foul on caitlin clark as she snubbed by team usa. ♪ chase freedom unlimited. so, if you're off the racking... ...or crab cracking, you're cashbacking. cashback on flapjacks, baby backs, or tacos at the taco shack. nah, i'm working on my six pack. switch to a king suite- or book a silent retreat. silent retreat? hold up - yeeerp? i can't talk right now, i'm at a silent retreat. cashback on everything you buy with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours. - i got the cabin fo

stefanik, argue the country was better during the trump administration years delivered to secure itsorder in our nation's history. a booming economy, helping families, small business manufacturers and farts. >> american energy independence and peace through strength. the trump campaign is keeping the former president's debate plans under wraps. >> but house speaker mike johnson insists he's ready spend a lot of time with last week. >> lago and then i'm on the phone over the weekend and he's in a very good place. johnson says no amount of prep work will help president biden doesn't matter if you drink the whole gallon. the energy drinks is not going to be able to match the vacuum in. and the readiness of donald trump. >> and tomorrow's debate is one of 2 before voters cast their ballots in november in washington. i'm jessi tenure and new today governor newsom confirms that he will be there at the debate tomorrow. will be there as a surrogate to advocate for president biden on social media. and during media appearances before and after the debate, newsom confirmed his plans in a fundra

elise stefanik, conference chair of the house republican conference, she's going to join us to help uss here, the economy, inflation, topic number one tonight. and he will discuss the beauty of maga-nomics and the disaster that is bidenomics, but every single american has already felt that the last three and a half years. can't wait. two hours. top of the hour. ♪ ♪ her uncle's unhappy. i'm sensing an underlying issue. it's t-mobile. it started when we tried to get him under a new plan. but they they unexpectedly unraveled their “price lock” guarantee. which has made him, a bit... unruly. you called yourself the “un-carrier”. you sing about “price lock” on those commercials. “the price lock, the price lock...” so, if you could change the price, change the name! it's not a lock, i know a lock. so how can we undo the damage? we could all unsubscribe and switch to xfinity. their connection is unreal. and we could all un-experience this whole session. okay, that's uncalled for. elizabeth: welcome back. hunter biden's a laptop may be back in the spotlight tonight on the debate stage. it was

stefanik is the only female on that list. so from that list, who do you see as best complementing trump as a good? running mate i think this is the one area that campaign where trump has an embarrassment of riches. >> any of these people are great. they're all highly defensible political choices and i think they all bring different things to the table. so whether you pick doug burgum, who is an expert on energy policy and how it intersects with national security, or at least to phonic who's really distinguished herself lately going after the anti-semitic rot on college campuses, or tim scott, who i think is a historic figure and helping the republicans go after african american votes i think any of these people would be terrific. and jd vance, marco rubio mean these guys have been excellent defenders of trump out there when to stump. they're all really good. the number one rule of choosing a vice president, by the way, is do no harm. don't do something that's going to put you in harm's way. i think the list that they've got,

stefanik, argue the country was better during the trump administration years delivered the secure its border in our nation's history. a booming economy, helping families, small business manufacturers and farts. >> american energy independence and peace through strength. the trump campaign is keeping the former president's debate plans under wraps. >> but house speaker mike johnson insists he's ready spend a lot of time with last week. >> lago and then i'm on the phone over the weekend. he's >> in a very good place. johnson says no amount of prep work will help. president biden doesn't matter if you drink the whole gallon. the energy drinks is not going to be able to match the >> vacuum in and the readiness of donald trump. >> and tomorrow's debate is one of 2 before voters cast their ballots in november. live in washington, i'm jessi tenure. all right, jesse, thanks so much for your coverage. >> with just about 24 hours to go until the debate. governor gavin newsom confirms he will be there new. so we'll be there as a surrogate to advocate for president joe biden on social media and d

vance, elise stefanik, and representative donalds and out of florida.li it is between those three, because they each to tack particular point of the democratic pow ultimately, at the end of betting day which i'm not, i put my money on donalds.caller: good morning. vice president kendall harris after the second term of thstration will make a great president in 2028. but i would like to democrats on a stroller history and hthrough, they will feel like i do, like enough conservative supreme court stole the election from al gore, and democrats excepted the results and moved on. president obamaupreme court justices stolen from him because mitch mcconnell made up an arbitrary pick a supreme cou and look at what they did. they lied. they lied about and stolen election, so much so that they geeked up their base to attack our capitol and embarrass us in front of the world. fight back. if we have hadent obama, this court would beinstead, it is a conservative cesspool. and in november, we need to fighverwhelm the polls ando vote, vote, vote, all of the republicans