senator j. d. vance. senator tim scott. representative. at least stefanik. representative byron donald's and former housing and urban development secretary. dr ben carson. now many of these potential candidates have spent recent weeks making public demonstrations. of their loyalty. including appearing with trump at court for his new york criminal hush money trial and even defending him on television. trump said in an interview last month. he may announce his running mate at the republican national convention in milwaukee. which is slated to take place july 15th. to the 18th. meanwhile, other republicans seem to be distancing themselves from trump after his conviction. so we asked political expert david mcewan about what to watch out for within the gop in the coming, weeks and months. silicon valley, and its politics are kind of a mishmash of republicanism at some level of liberty. and kind of social liberal components as well and the folks down there obviously the folks that donald trump is going to be talking to aren't millionaires or billionaires. they're

coming up, senator j. d. vance gave details about his debate prep with trump.t want to do these sort of fake theatrical things. he wants to talk about the data. he's thinking about how to translate these really really important topics into a message that works. stuart: this debate is make or break for both candidates but i think especially for joe biden. we're on that. the media going out of their way to defend biden and the white house's cheap fakes narrative. is this now the big issue in the election? karl rove on that. trump pitching his economic plan to voters ahead of next week's debate. it's maganomics versus bidenomics. that's next. ♪ ♪(voya)♪ there are some things that work better together. like your workplace benefits and retirement savings. presentation looks great. thanks! thanks! voya provides tools that help you make the right investment and benefit choices so you can reach today's financial goals. that one! and look forward, to a more confident future. that is one dynamic duo. voya, well planned, well invested, well protected. this looks like an a

vance is the greatest threat to harris in a vice presidential debate. watch this. >> i think j. d.ould pose the greatest threat to kamala harris in some respects. he's an incredible debater and he's just got a quality about him where he's super smart and sharp and quick-witnessed. stuart: we should point out that whomever trump picks as his vice president that person could be the next president after trump if trump wins. guy benson will talk about that later. former cnn analyst says next week's debate is structured to be pro-biden. roll it. >> i do think it helps biden, because i think trump just tries to get you off your pace off your rhythm, off your game just by talking and talking and talking. stuart: our question is, is this debate make or break for biden? one little slip and he's got trouble. why is the american dream out of reach for so many people? opinion? i think it's inflation and you can't build affordable housing. what does economist john lonski think? he's next. ♪ [thunder rumbles] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the biggest ideas inspire new ones. 30 years ago, state street created an etf t

one word on j d vance, ohio as a red state, jd vance wasn't always a supporter, he brought him to siliconvalley donors. there's a major fundraiser in silicon valley at david sachs's house, jd vance. stuart: thanks a lot. back to the markets please. we've got a nice gain for the dow and a tiny little loss for the nasdaq. nvidia past apple and market value. it's value. it's the second most valuable company in the world. why do you call nvidia the most important company to our civilization for decades to come? that is pretty strong stuff? can you justify that? >> absolutely, thanks for having me. a number of reasons and i will give you three. first off, the gpu on the hardware side of things will be the most important mention of all our lifetimes and holds the keys moving towards more ai driven world and jensen being inventor of the gpu, really driving the modernist kind of computing capability at events out there on the technology side of things. look at the 7 or 8 years that we've seen the gpu improve computing north of one thousand times, that's the geopolitical side of things. nvidia the

senator j d vance is the person who hooked trump up with david sass in silicon valley, bringing in allst coast money, then you have governor derg -- doug bergam. senator jim scott going to want big time wall street donors. ken griffin reportedly will not endorse donald trump until he knows who the vp is. stuart: and he has his horse in the race. lauren: he hasn't said. i would gamble nikki haley. because ken griffin has been very positive. lauren: need someone, he's had a lot of betrayal that he needs a vice president who unequivocally has his back. that's all i'm saying. i like nikki haley. we want producers are trying to hold him back. >> i like nikki haley. >> ken griffin. >> desantis is on that list. stuart: check out the markets on friday morning. here we go, the dow up 60, nasdaq down 50. dr barton with me. i want to talk about nvidia. you say nvidia is nvidia's world, you tell us, where is nvidia's. going, how high can it climb? >> it has such an upper limit it is kind of frightening. i've heard people on your show, people i respect give $200 target. i don't dislike that targete

. >> now this week ohio senator and possible trump vp pick j d vance introduced a bill that would eliminatersity initiatives and end federal funding for institutions with diversity programs including federal contractors, and universities. the bill is not expected to pass the senate while democrats are the majority but if that changes and donald trump returns to the white house what can democrats do to push back against an accelerating conservative effort to undo decades of social progress? >> yeah. wouldn't it be nice if someone like jd vance would come out and say we are facing a crisis with health care. we need to lower costs of health care, prescription drugs, take care of of folks and you know listen my -- for my -- perspective this is how i will try to work onto help my people or to try to address some of the issues of the job loss we know we have experienced in certain parts of the country from the issues dealing with jobs being shipped overseas. i know that's been happening in ohiost wouldn't it be nice instead of focusing on so much on the efforts of trying to make sure we have repr

j d vance says it really loudly. >> to that point, henry, doug burgum also has a record of saying heldn't even do business with donald trump. that wasn't that long ago, and yet we know how important loyalty is to trump, so how does doug burgum breakthrough that potential barrier? >> so, for burgum, there's a little bit of a recency bias for trump. he's had the chance to make his case in person more than some of the others on the list, but also burgum has been on a cleanup tour himself. he's been doing a lo of conservative and right wing media, and he's been asked this very question about these remarks that he made on "meet the press" a year ago saying he would not do business with donald trump. he's gotten to know trump better since january, with burgum doing a lot more events with donald trump doing, a lot more events on donald trump's behalf and having the chance to make that case directly to him. and trump's had the chance to make the case directly to burgum. they've been able to develop that relationship. it's definitely something burgum has identified as a possible vulnerability