quiet, like. >> requiring doing some digging into schapiro's past.wrote that piece would never come to the middle east. in the pending article that piece not possible. a student at the university of rochester argued that an accord would not in the conflict in the region writing using history peace between arabs and israelis is virtually impossible and will never come. to be fair let's play governor schapiro's response. >> i have said for years and years, long before october 7 that i favor a two state solution. israelis and palestinians living peacefully side-by-side. being able to determine their own futures and destiny to be able to work as they want. >> does that reporting hurt his chances for a pro- palestinian part of the democratic party? >> no doubt about it. a lot of things about josh shapiro. in courting his one-time support of school vouchers. we are critical on benjamin netanyahu. schapiro kinda flips wherever the moment is going. it was all about lifeline scholarships. giving poor kids the opportunity to go to great schools. he abandoned s

schapiro, a lot of points for him.y from pennsylvania makes a lot of sense. what i have heard is tim walt's just warms your heart. he is responsible for the vibes going on in the kamala camp. >> you said the kamala harris era. it has been just 14 days. >> it has been a great 14 days. >> one of the leading campaign managers for trump tweeted that josh schapiro is out. i don't know what he knows. i am not saying that it's fact but as far as i know, he was the odds-on favorite. if it is not him -- what is the litmus test we talk about? who do you feel comfortable with? maybe kamala harris has been trying to figure this out. there are pluses and minuses and we will find out at the crack of dawn tomorrow. >> may be on your show. what i don't understand is there hasn't been interviews, obviously, of vice president harris, challenges about these previous ideological positions, there hasn't been a debate. we hope they debate on fox. how does tim help you with your liberal problem of san francisco? >> she has the record that is

this includes andy bashir, josh schapiro, tim waltz, and arizona senator mark kelly. no decision has been made. a video that philadelphia's they are released on friday the schapiro for vice president. fox said it's not a premature announcement, just a show of support for the governor. that's not stopping one pennsylvania congresswoman from getting her hopes up. >> there's possibility that it will be josh. i've known governor schapiro for 20 years and i'm excited she picks him but the choice is kamala harris's. >> reporter: the choice will be made tuesday. they will begin a swing through seven battleground states. the campaign is shaking up the staff and hiring more senior advisors, those joining the ranks is former obama white house advisor david bluff. the campaign says there's an all hands on deck approach as the election heads into its final stretch. jackie: donald trump and jd vance are working to turn the purple state read. mark meredith has the latest for us. >> reporter: there's a fierce fight underway for georgia's voters, their piling into this arena, trump h

we have schapiro and kelly meeting with the vice president today. >> she will pick schapiro by she shouldk mark kelly out of arizona. that is because i think that he will be great on the campaign trail fighting for her. and be the key attack dog and offender and he can bring a message home of being a navy combat pilot and an astronaut. this is a guy that trump would normally want on his side. i want to have you give me this before the justification. >> if you don't overthink it, shapiro. >> love the chat, love you all, thank you very much. >> susan, we will talk to you again. happy families are all alike, every unhappy family is unhappy in their own way. the unhappiness of the trump family from someone who knows all too well. l too well. welve hundred and fifty dollars. only on verizon. (jalen hurts) see you sunday! why use 10 buckets of water when you can use 1 fire extinguisher. and to fight heartburn, why take 10 antacids throughout the day when you can take 1 prilosec. for easier heartburn relief, one beats ten. prilosec otc. one pill. 24 hours. zero heartburn. most people call leaffi

listening to governor schapiro tonight, there is a schapiro in our future. [ laughter ] >> martha: we remember barack obama speech in boston, it is clear that a moment that this man, i remember thinking, you will probably be the first black president of the united states. it was so undeniable the magnetism he had over the room that made. with regards to changing tax, the only question i think, is why did he do it while you were serving, in one of the biggest issues on that is aborted period, why have they not adapted to the board's situation, applied in and it harris? they have a lot of opportunity to make exactly the kind of evolution you're talking about because of the situation at h hand. >> this occurs to me that she, articulates it in a way, shade knowledge is the issue, the reason for her changing her mind and all that, that could go a long way. but she has a lot of reversals to describe and a lot of knowledge required to make the case for doing so, to see whether she has ever done that. >> harold: be three in fairness, jd means had make a change. >> a single change. >> we will

and pennsylvania governor josh schapiro. >> if you had to say today who she would pick, who would it be? >> i think it would actually beat him because i think there is worry about governor schapiro being jewish and with muslim american voters in michigan. with tim, even though you get him in minnesota you book him into the other states. >> reporter: the president of the united auto workers union who has endorsed harris has weighed in. >> i think they both would be dynamic candidates but we liked him as well, he is a awesome guy for labor. those would be the top two. >> reporter: harris plans to campaign alongside her running mate on tuesday in pennsylvania kicking off a battleground state tour. >> after they leave philadelphia they are going to wisconsin, michigan, north carolina, georgia and ending up in nevada so they have a week in the battleground states. >> reporter: heading into the tour, the latest poll shows harris gained momentum. she has a one-point edge over former president trump among likely voters nationally. biden was down five points to trump when he bowed out. >> har

did she cave to the anti-semitic wing or did she realize schapiro would make her look stupid becausedidate or is it both greedy. >> i think it's neither hon honestly. >> ai like it when you agree of my answers. >> i'm 95% with you not 100% because i'm afraid of her peak. she is scarier than judge jenny just because she smiles doesn't mean she's not evil. >> back to the show tyrus years the thing right this is who she is we need to start assigning their beliefs to who they are. if that is who she is this is who she is they are trying to smooth it over but she wanted someone as radical as her and probably who fell in line. schapiro i can imagine the interview would be if i went down to cnn to interview for their open republican spot on the panel i'm sure after the interview with whatever left in my brain matter i would say that's not for me i think it was more in him is like i'm waiting for 2028 and he smart for that because that's who they are we didn't know who they were the last couple years this is weird for us weave been reintroduced to what the new democratic party is a progressi

but schapiro could have divided the democratic base.re's the israel/palestine issue, which would have been complicated. the harris campaign wanted to avoid that distraction. there's the issue of corporate tax cuts in pennsylvania where schapiro has embraced corporate tax cuts. that might have hurt the messaging. so they decided at the end of the day there was too much risk with josh schapiro, even though he could have delivered pennsylvania. but in this case, tim walz's record, at least as governor, is more consistent with kamala harris. it is more liberal, even though congress he was a centrist, but he's governed more as a liberal in minnesota. and he's just more of a vanilla pick. it's not going to be a distraction. it restores the balance to the ticket that they believe helped them win in 2020. a progressive to appeal to the base, and then a more centrist type who can appeal the to suburban voters and maybe even to rural voters. a lot of people don't realize tim walz's district in congress was really a rural district, which is rare f

that's why i thought schapiro was the smarter choice.e he will be a smart and loyal running mate. >> what do you expect the dynamics to be like with tim walz and kamala harris? what was his reputation in congress? tell us about the texture of the man. >> he was a sergeant in the national guard. he's kind of a folksy guy, friendly, nice guy. he's very down to earth he has this midwestern modesty about him. he's a teacher. i got the sense that most of his colleagues really liked and respected him. i don't think anybody is going to be looking for skeletons saying this is a bad man. everybody is going to have to acknowledge he's a decent and honorable person. whether or not he provides more ticket to the ticket remains to be seen. i think a safe pick in many ways. but again, nobody votes for number two. the question is what can a number two to help on the margins. >> peter, walz was seen as a more progressive choice among the vp contenders. does that suggest that the harris camp is ditching some of the conventional wisdom that they needed a

i would take schapiro. i think it's the most straightforward way.alz is as good as we have seen him, he can also put some people in play that currently aren't. >> it is so interesting because i was working at the democratic committee working for congress. now the world is kind of learned of him over the past couple of weeks. just a reminder of the democratic bench. he has gained a lot of fans, as you know, by kind of sticking to this weird label really pushing this weird label that other people are taken on labeling vance and trump. what do you think -- whoever it is -- the vice presidential candidate is going out to attack not just trump, but also vance. what do you think is the best way to appeal to swing voters? >> i think this is where i think both schapiro and tim walz do a good job, and that they both seem pretty comfortable in their own skin and they feel authentic. the thing that is killing jd vance is that voters -- i have listened to tons of swing voters since i was picked, and they don't like him at all. they think he seems like a phony.

josh schapiro being jewish and pro-israel.she's lying like a rug that medias like she is a flip flopping like a flounder on the beach all over the place. now she wants to cover her tracks she thanks by getting kelly out of arizona that suddenly people say all good she is for the border. or josh schapiro out of pennsylvania oh good, she is pro-israel she is about optics. about service-level arguments she is not about substance, would you make of this? >> let's remember that media and the democratic strategists who are now saying kamala harris is a second coming of barack obama and martin luther king jr. a month ago was a joe biden may have had a bad debate but he cannot step aside would be stuck with kamala harris it was such an incompetent feckless candidate for president in her own right she did not even make it to the starting gun and 2020 in iowa. she had to withdraw from the race in 2019. she is not just been a failed advice and present as you say in charge of our border put there by joe bided we've had more than 10 millio

josh schapiro being jewish and pro-israel.his is the remaking of kamala harris she's lying like a rug that medias like she is a flip flopping like a flounder on the beach all over the place. now she wants to cover her tracks she thanks by getting kelly out of arizona that suddenly people say all good she is for the border. or josh schapiro out of pennsylvania oh good, she is pro-israel she is about optics. about service-level arguments she is not about substance, would you make of this? >> let's remember that media and the democratic strategists who are now saying kamala harris is a second coming of barack obama and martin luther king jr. a month ago was a joe biden may have had a bad debate but he cannot step aside would be stuck with kamala harris it was such an incompetent feckless candidate for president in her own right she did not even make it to the starting gun and 2020 in iowa. she had to withdraw from the race in 2019. she is not just been a failed advice and present as you say in charge of our border put there by jo

josh schapiro being jewish and pro-israel.s she's lying like a rug that medias like she is a flip flopping like a flounder on the beach all over the place. now she wants to cover her tracks she thanks by getting kelly out of arizona that suddenly people say all good she is for the border. or josh schapiro out of pennsylvania oh good, she is pro-israel she is about optics. about service-level arguments she is not about substance, would you make of this? >> let's remember that media and the democratic strategists who are now saying kamala harris is a second coming of barack obama and martin luther king jr. a month ago was a joe biden may have had a bad debate but he cannot step aside would be stuck with kamala harris it was such an incompetent feckless candidate for president in her own right she did not even make it to the starting gun and 2020 in iowa. she had to withdraw from the race in 2019. she is not just been a failed advice and present as you say in charge of our border put there by joe bided we've had more than 10 mill

there is lots of different people on the list, governors, senators, you mention josh schapiro, thereelly, and they will all be having interviews, we understand, over the course of the weekend when ms. harris announces them, we are not quite sure. it could happen at some point over the weekend, certainly we will know by tuesday when she holds a rally in pennsylvania with the pick, and that has led to some speculation that could possibly bejosh schapiro, because he is the governor of pennsylvania. that schapiro, because he is the governor of pennsylvania.— of pennsylvania. at that point it will be full _ of pennsylvania. at that point it will be full steam _ of pennsylvania. at that point it will be full steam ahead - of pennsylvania. at that point it will be full steam ahead to - will be full steam ahead to campaigning in november. it will be full steam ahead to campaigning in november. it will be. she has a very _ campaigning in november. it will be. she has a very short amount - campaigning in november. it will be. she has a very short amount of - campaigning in november. it will be

josh schapiro being jewish and pro-israel.a flip flopping like a flounder on the beach all over the place. now she wants to cover her tracks she thanks by getting kelly out of arizona that suddenly people say all good she is for the border. or josh schapiro out of pennsylvania oh good, she is pro-israel she is about optics. about service-level arguments she is not about substance, would you make of this? >> let's remember that media and the democratic strategists who are now saying kamala harris is a second coming of barack obama and martin luther king jr. a month ago was a joe biden may have had a bad debate but he cannot step aside would be stuck with kamala harris it was such an incompetent feckless candidate for president in her own right she did not even make it to the starting gun and 2020 in iowa. she had to withdraw from the race in 2019. she is not just been a failed advice and present as you say in charge of our border put there by joe bided we've had more than 10 million illegals coming into the country in 2019 she

. >> is it me or is josh schapiro trying to be the next obama? >> i'm hearing that and i kind of liked it. jude from st. joseph minnesota who bring students on their honeymoon? >> we don't know if the students did but let's pretend they did because that's weird. tyrus from new orleans thanks for the seattle show harold was nice enough to send me the clip can't wait to see you in person hashtag dead man walking. all right i will be off the rest of the week i will see you guys in september always remember i am waters and this is my world. [ ♪♪ ] >> sean: buckle up and welcome to hannity in case there was any doubt in your mind whatsoever tonight full confirmation that yes the democratic presidential nominee kamala harris is the single most radical extreme and downright dangerous far left politician ever coordinated by the democratic party. she tapped tim walz of the single most radical far left governor to be her running mate their political's soulmate sees the bernie sanders of democratic governors extreme positions a champion of woke politics we

listen, i think that the choice really is probably between schapiro and kelly.derable upside for her, and it is tough, it is a tough call, because it is a tough call. but i think that if she picks anyone of them, and to the senator's point it goes to show you the bench is very deep for the democrats, and that's a good sign for them moving forward as far as the future is concerned, it is supposed to be a future forward election and every single one of those potential vice presidents represents that. i particularly like schapiro and kelly, i think they both bring a strong upside to her. kelly coming from a border state in arizona and the border and immigration being an important pinpoint. he has an amazing resume as a former military pilot and astronaut. and it reads well on paper. can they get along and governed together? that's what the vetting process is for. and josh schapiro with his popularity in pennsylvania, pennsylvania a crucial must-win state for democrats, and again he's a moderate, and he's very well spoken. he's a good advocate for her agenda, so i t

i think people love governor schapiro in pennsylvania.ink a lot of people are happy he will be able to stay there and finish out the work he is doing but pennsylvania was always going to be a difficult state and kamala harris being at the top of the ticket doesn't change that. the real differences how many people can they continue to connect with and how many of these voters on the fence will now decide to participate and choose harris instead of thinking about who they will vote for but she will have people and all of the vice presidential candidates, and that isn't the right term but the possibilities and all of those folks will be able to be in their states and i don't think it will be a concern. >> i do think many of us remember in 2020 waiting days for pennsylvania to come in because every vote needed to be counted because it would be so tight. i am struck in this new landscape we are in and there are senate democrats wrapping their arms around harris and a contrast, frankly from the last few weeks when i was hearing from front line

telling fox that walz and schapiro are actually close, they went to a springsteen concert last year. given that there were claims from both sides that perhaps antisemitism played a role in the left and why shapiro was ultimately not chosen as harris' vp pick. john. >> and i think he has designs on higher office himself, so we will see how that goes, but that's where the future. bryan llenas for us in philadelphia, thank you. sandra. >> sandra: tim walz not the only vp contender in philadelphia, j.d. vance just wrapped an event there and had plenty to say. you heard about it on this network about the new democratic ticket. i aisha haas and he has been tracking it from philly. she has more for us. >> hi, sandra, it was interesting, j.d. vance never mentioned tim walz once during his remarks even though this is the man who called him weird and launch that entire weird campaign against him that they harris team has ran with pretty much all summer long. he did not talk about tim walz, because he says that he is not sure that tim walz is really going to be the official democratic vice pres

i said this for two months now, she's going to pick john schapiro, our governor here in pennsylvania. host: what you think of him? caller: as far as his governorship, he will not let her undermine the fracking that goes on around pennsylvania. i do not really care for him but i have my own personal reasons, when trump was running in 2020,

say just schapiro is an extraordinary leader. we've been spending a lot of time together over the years and i said, i am so invested in our friendship and doing this together, because together with josh schapiro, we will win pennsylvania. [ cheers and applause ] we will win pennsylvania. i thank you, josh . i thank you. so, philadelphia, i launched my campaign for the president of the united states a mere two weeks ago. and it has been a bit of a whirlwind. and just last night, the delegates to the democratic national convention finished voting, and so [ cheers and applause ], i stand before you today to proudly announce i am now officially the democratic nominee for president of the united states. >> and so now we have some work to do. we need to move to the general election and win that. [ cheers and applause ] and tall the friends, we also need to level set. we are the underdogs in this race. but, we have the momentum and i know exactly what we are up against. now, many of you know, before i was elected vice president are elec

idea that labor did not like him as much may have played a role in harris's decision not to choose schapiroight, that is the first time you will see this ticket together in person now the announcement has been made with less than two weeks to go until the democratic national convention in chicago. ed: i want to bring in shruti shah, a partner at symphonic capital. and also a cosigning of a list of venture capital so publicly back terrace. shruti shah joins us in north carolina. let's start with the ticket. your reaction to vice president harris selecting governor walz as her running mate? shruti: thanks for having me. i am excited that we finally have a vice presidential choice on the ticket. i think governor walz is an excellent choice for vice president harris and i am excited to see what the two of them will be able to do together. as far as it relates to tech we are still learning more about governor walz's policies with regard to tech. i think he has done a lot in the state of minnesota, minnesota has been declared a tech hub by the biden harris administration. he's done a lot to expan

schapiro was the front runner. com lamÈque needs pennsylvania she wants to win.etons in his closet accused of paying $300,000 to a former staffer to make sexual harassment situation with his advisor go away. did he just pay hush money to win and election? the national women's defence league urging harris not to pick him. will that stop column awe from picking him? who knows. there's an old saying you can't tell a story if you've teased and shapiro has been teased. national press secretary for the trump campaign campaign and joins me. congratulations. i heard you had a baby. >> thank you very much. ushered in. i'm hoping he doesn't cry upstairs while i am on your show >> jesse: we have heard that from grey -- from guests. so shapiro kind of the candy renewably pea roller. what happened here? >> this video was certainly a mistake but since they teased shapiro it's important voters at home understand who josh shapiro is. he's a far-left democrat. there's not much daylight between his records. when josh shapiro was attorney general and as governor of pennsylvania he'

i know walz and schapiro are very good friends.m sure schapiro will be here and give a great speech. this issue while it is down at the very tiny bit of a democrats care about the most when they are going to vote. for these people, they are going to keep agitating on this issue. they might not end up voting for her anyway. why not do the right thing and say the right thing and try to make sure to have a reason to vote for the democrats? >> we are actually going to send johnny to get a free vasectomy. [laughter] >> and camera? >> don't do it, johnny. >> did you have to check into the hotel under a fake name? >> i was all good. i went with my blatantly jewish name and felt fine about it as the of democrats and jewish liberals feel. a couple of things. i really enjoyed everyone's comments on this. i have a little bit over a different take on it. 70% of american jews offer democrats. i don't think this is going to make a substantial difference but i think joe biden and kamala harris have firmly stood with israel. they have given all th

what about governor schapiro? what about senator kelly? what are their superpowers?e have governors who ran on fixing the roads. fixing roads and bridges is a preoccupation in the upper midwest. people have to drive a long way to the grocery store and work in neighboring towns. governor schapiro has rebuilt i- 95 in that was a colossal achievement that speaks directly to the question of democrats getting things done. for governor kelly, besides being asked or not, he is somebody who can speak to the american aspiration and to gun safety and do so with a square jaw that the far right finds frustrating and people advocating for gun violence prevention. all these candidates have attributes that make them very strong. this is kind of like, if you send a christmas list and it's one of the things on your christmas list, it's a good thing before you on represents. >> you have the perennial nailbiting state and you still seem to be joyful. we've been talking about joy in politics. you have an important role. >>> one more thing to tell you about before we hand things off. ngs

i think of a .4% outcome is what it comes down to you need to consider schapiro. party. the biggest rift i've ever seen is between the israel gaza conflict and the prominence of that conversation threatens to usurp any other policy position or positive development on the moderate site you get from schapiro and his 61% of approval rating. his response to specific infrastructure needs in the state. his response to the attempted assassination in philadelphia was exemplary. that gets crowded out with the internal strife in the democratic party over israel-gaza. annmarie: do you think what is going on within the democratic party and a lot of movement with progressives to make sure it is not schapiro on the ticket is anti-semitic? henrietta: the conversation about whether or not it raises anti-semitic issues is the problem. as long as we are having that conversation it does not matter if it is anti-semitic or not. you are saying it constantly, you're bringing up his religion, kamala harris's husband's religion, it keeps the conversation alive. one of the problems i have

show where they were when they voted on and that's what we look at and that was a concern of ours. >> schapiro is playing defense is an opinion article that he wrote for his college newspaper colwere the decades ago. saying israel cannot peacefully coexist. he says his views have since changed. >> i have said for years, long before october 7 that i favor a two state solution, israelis and palestinians living peacefully side-by-side being able to determine their own futures and their own destinies, being able to work as they want and worship as they walked. >> shapiro husband could call of benjamin netanyahu. lisa: thank you. what did josh shapiro say in the college newspaper op-ed that has into israel activists so mad? this is from 1993, he said this. palestinians will not peacefully coexist they do not have the capability to establish their own homeland and make it successful even with the aid of the israel and united states. two battle minded to examples of peaceful homeland on their own. what does that say about the democrat party that governor shapiro feels compelled to walk the statement

>> schapiro. based on his executive experience and the fact that pennsylvania is.pennsylvania, they lose. and i don't know if wins you that necessarily but if it helps a little, i think it is worth doing. >> what you make of that? do you have a top choice? i know you decide whoever the vice president?, that can be the person. but come on. >> you are just trying to get me into trouble. if you look at. i think that that is important. he actually can tell he will go toe to toe with vent. i actually think that someone like tim walz who understands minnesotans and can speak minnesota and help transform the state when it comes to. he is exciting. and the reason i think is because he is one of the few folks that have already been introduced to the fox news audience. the fox news audience like them. he is young, dynamic, he has family and he is able to wrap around this idea that the other. she owns the future. she owns the fact that the majority of americans actually believe in what america stands for. if she were to choose him, she is also going to get so much more money

talk about any of the issues going on in the world. >> josh schapiro mentioned it.oint, and elaboration. i think we will hear that a little bit tonight. but we will hear a lot about this in the next few weeks. >> tune into this video it is said to be of my -- biographical video of vice president harris. >> commonplace... your first grade teacher would show up at your law school graduation. that is when kamala harris learned what it means to be in middle class, making every paycheck count. she was raised by a working mom and taught about standing up for what is right and protecting who you love. >> kamala carries the lessons of our mother, the fighting spirit of our mother. the compassion. >> she was 5 feet tall if you met her you would think she was 7 feet tall. >> our mother if i ever came home complaining about anything she would not have it the first thing she would say is stop the complaining tell me what you are going to do about it. >> since he was a young girl kamala has been fighting for families with the ones that she grew up with. >> that is kamala, she ca

show where they were when they voted on and that's what we look at and that was a concern of ours. >> schapiro is playing defense is an opinion article that he wrote for his college newspaper collegwere the decades ago. saying israel cannot peacefully coexist. he says his views have since changed. >> i have said for years, long before october 7 that i favor a two state solution, israelis and palestinians living peacefully side-by-side being able to determine their own futures and their own destinies, being able to work as they want and worship as they walked. >> shapiro husband could call of benjamin netanyahu. lisa: thank you. what did josh shapiro say in the college newspaper op-ed that has into israel activists so mad? this is from 1993, he said this. palestinians will not peacefully coexist they do not have the capability to establish their own homeland and make it successful even with the aid of the israel and united states. two battle minded to examples of peaceful homeland on their own. what does that say about the democrat party that governor shapiro feels compelled to walk the stateme

and it is so good to be here with your incredible governorjosh schapiro. governorjosh shapiro. and i will say he is a dearfriend and an extraordinary leader. he and i've been spending a lot of time together over the year and i've told josh, look, iam together over the year and i've told josh, look, i am so invested in our friendship in doing this together because together with josh, friendship in doing this together because together withjosh, we will win pennsylvania. because together with josh, we will win pennsylvania.— win pennsylvania. cheering we will win _ win pennsylvania. cheering we will win pennsylvania, i win pennsylvania. cheering. we will win pennsylvania, and win pennsylvania. cheering i we will win pennsylvania, and i thank you, josh. i thank you. so, philadelphia, i launched my campaign for the president of the united states a mere two weeks ago. and it's been a bit of a whirlwind. just last night, the delegates to the democratic national convention finished voting. and so... cheering i stand before you today to proudly announce i am now officially in the democr

she has that surprised me what does that say about the democratic party if there is no room for josh schapiroo- hamas radical anti-semites van jones was talking about will be pistol >> they talked about her not picking schapiro the question was her she was bending a need to the pro- hamas caucus in her own party i don't think it's the case i think she is part of that caucus in the democratic party that's who she is tim walz in many ways is a mirror image of their and so she represents san francisco leftism he represents that same philosophy but he is done in minnesota that's why we've had so many people move to florida since he's been given or they rank in the top 10 states for population loss on net port is to number 1 state for population gain but here is the issue republicans have to face everything you said is already everything i said is right it's the most left-wing ticket in american history but we seen how the media has tweeted the root race is a got sidelined they will not report on his liberal position that he gave drivers license to illegals so that they can hop over the border wal

been working at it, one of the best things about what happened at the philadelphia rally, governor schapiro came out ahead of the ticket to speak, he gave a rousing endorsement, and right after he spoke, they came out together. i've been at a lot of rallies, i've never seen that kind of intensity and enthusiasm. i think the reason for that isn't simply the novelty of a new team, people know what is at stake and they know that voting rights and democracy are on the line, in my race, and in the presidential race. women's rights, workers rights are on the line like never before in our history. people know the difference between my opponent and me, and the republicans, generally. dave mccormick has always been, and will always be on the side of big corporations, and the alien ears, because he wants to extend tax cuts. those gross, obscene tax cuts that will jack up debt by $12 trillion, that's the republican plan. i think people know that there is a lot at stake. if you want to help the most vulnerable, if you want to help the middle class.>> biden says he will be campaigning for harris in penn

they are behind the protests so they may be helping with pushing schapiro out of the running. >> john: ilhan omar and aoc shahin great choice. trump this morning saying schapiro would have been a much better choice for kamala harris, listen to what he said. >> i'm no big fan of josh shapiro but i would have said others were a better choice. an interesting, just about all of them -- except this one -- is better than her. >> john: it's kind of interesting what he said because the trump campaign is going thank god it wasn't shapiro because they thought he might take pennsylvania. >> that is to be foreseen but josh shapiro is a very popular governor in pennsylvania, the question is whether he is moderate. where would that be defined? school choice is one of them, very different when it comes to tim walz on the issue of school choice. to transgender issues for children and the economy, they are very similar in terms of their beliefs, but josh shapiro was pushed out of the running, just mention the democratic socialists of america had a big role in that and a lot of other groups did not wan

. >> you just said a moment ago you were excited about josh schapiro.tty compelling speech tonight. if and what should be p harris do to keep him engaged, right? to keep pete buttigieg as a major surrogate over the course of the next 90 days. clearly, josh schapiro wasn't chosen today but he would be a big help to her. >> you saw what a great warrior he is and how he could crank up the crowd there. listen, think the thing that showed was that he can be as powerful as a surrogate as he could be as vp. she should have him out there every single day. guy is fantastic and it shows what a great future he has but i think that he proves today that he may be able to do as a surrogate in pennsylvania what he can do as a bp pick. he is just accurate. i think he is going to excite people in pennsylvania and just to show his support. again, the bottom line on this i think is just that really strikes me just how authentic walz is and it just sort of reeks of decency and the irony here is that the thing that republicans hate more than anything is elitism. and guess w

josh schapiro and pennsylvania was way too moderate, pennsylvania is an oil and gas estate.ack they could not have a fracture on the democratic ticket. i'm sorry going over. >> harris: all that is fascinating. >> that's what this story is about. the guy transposed himself into a far left a bernie sanders follower get serious. trumpet will make them pay for it. >> harris: the chance while she is speaking yesterday. you can't hide. last word is genocide. they were making things brought in the last word was always a genocide peer that's a problem for her. >> schapiro down like netanyahu but he defended israel you can't have anyone defending israel on the democratic national take it let's face it as a par laughter progressive line. >> i want to illustrate the power of the media we just how the media finding over kamala harris. but prior to that you had nbc news paul kamala harris hits record low for vice president and the approval rating is a 2024 problem, los angeles times as biden flounders why aren't democrats hold on kamala harris. this is what immediate was saying and then

caller: i think schapiro would be great. host: why do you think schapiro would be great?ontribute to the conversation, please. caller: he is young, vibrant, smart, and i think he would give her a lot of insight on things that he may not be. i think he will fit. i like kelly too. i like all of the guys, all of the picks, but i think that the smart pick would be shapiro. i think that pennsylvania is important. the people in pennsylvania love him for governor. so, he has done something right. that is why i say that. host: philadelphia, pennsylvania will be the start of the tour with the vice president and her running mate. you can want to that at 5:30 tonight. that state is currently a tossup as posted by the washington post. they move on wednesday to eau claire, wisconsin, also a tossup state. on thursday, two stops, one in detroit, michigan, a tossup. then they moved to north carolina, which means republican. there was an appearance planned for savannah, georgia this friday. that was canceled due to the events of hurricane debby. saturday, las vegas, nevada, also a state t

anchor: it had been reported the governor of pennsylvania, josh schapiro, was down to the final two ifto call it that. what do you think gave tim walz the edge? rep. quigley: i don't know the decision-making process, but from my point of view, he probably just went out and won it with how he addressed the public, his discussions on national tv several times. it just bubbled through and was so enthusiastic and successful. it's easy to imagine that translating on the campaign trail, being such a dynamic ticket. the country has a very broad spectrum and it's hard to capture that 51% that is so essential. trump won by 78,000 votes in three states, biden 46,000 and three states. something like governor walz has the ability to make a difference in those critical states, whether it is minnesota, michigan, wisconsin or pennsylvania but i also think across the country. he is somebody you feel like you could get to know very quickly and like. not just from the way he talks but his background. he's the quintessential american story. anchor: thank you so much for your thoughts. illinois congressma

anchor: it had been reported the governor of pennsylvania, josh schapiro, was down to the final two ifto call it that. what do you think gave tim walz the edge? rep. quigley: i don't know the decision-making process, but from my point of view, he probably just went out and won it with how he addressed the public, his discussions on national tv several times. it just bubbled through and was so enthusiastic and successful. it's easy to imagine tt translating on the campaign trail, being such a dynamic ticket. the country has a very broad spectrum and it's hard to capture that 51% that is so essential. trump won by 78,000 votes in three states, biden 46,000 and three states. something like governor walz has the ability to make a difference in those critical states, whether it is minnesota, michigan, wisconsin or pennsylvania but i also think across the country. he is sobody you feel like you could get to know very quickly and like. not just from the way he talks but his background. he's the quintessential american story. anchor: thank y so much for your thoughts. illinois congressman mike

trump: it turned out not to be schapiro.that it was because of the fact it is because he is jewish and that think they will offend somebody else. you would not feel very comfortable if you are in israel right now with this team. caitrÍona: after wisconsin, kamala harris and tim walz moved to a second battleground state, michigan. that is where we are, detroit. there is a lot of energy within the democratic party after the unveiling of governor walz yesterday. what has the reception been like in michigan? >> i am sure you can hear the reception is very enthusiastic. onstage is the chair of the democratic party. there is a fairly large crowd. this incident airport hangar. the airport hangar opens up into an airfield because there is overflow. they will set up some big screens because so many people have signed up to attend. they want to see kamala harris and tim walz. this reflects what we saw in philadelphia and wisconsin. one thing important to note about this crowd is there is a heavy union presence. a lot of members of the

trump: it turned out not to be schapiro.that it was because of the fact it is because he is jewish and that think they will offend somebody else. you would not feel very comfortable if you are in israel right now with this team. caitrÍona: after wisconsin, kamala harris and tim walz moved to a second battleground state, michigan. that is where we are, detroit. there is a lot of energy within the democratic party after the unveiling of governor walz yesterday. what has the rection been like in michigan? >> i am sure you can hear the reception is very enthusiastic. onstage is the chair of the democratic party. theris a fairly large crowd. this incident airport hangar. the airport hangar opens up into an airfield because there is overflow. they will set up some big screens because so many people have signed up to attend. they want to see kamala harris and tim walz. this reflects what we saw in philadelphia and wisconsin. one thing important to note about this crowd is there is a heavy union presence. a lot of members of the uni

. >> i am betting we will hear from governor schapiro as well. thank you so much.e in new york for this moment. stay where you are, we have another full hour of live convention coverage coming up. we have a lot more to talk about. grab a snack, settle in and we will be back after a quick break. break. [floor creaks] (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) relax, you booked a vrbo. >>> here we go, welcome back to our special coverage of the democratic national convention and it was a night that put into focus the remarkable arc of the democratic party. 20 years ago obama walked on stage at a democratic convention and gave a speech that changed everything. it launched him into politics. four years later he becomes a democratic nominee himself and chose biden as his running mate. >> it has been 16 years since i had the honor of accepting this party's nomination for president. i note that is hard to believe because i have not aged a bit. but it is true. looking back i can say without question that my first big decision as your nominee turned out to be one of my best and that was asking biden t

the schapiro administration set of an election threat task force months ago. it includes a whole constellation of law enforcement and election agencies at the federal, state, and local level, so if we do encounter threats motivated by misinformation and all the rest, we are prepared to counter it. law enforcement will do its job so election administrators can do their job. host: has any of this made it harder to recruit poll workers and election workers as we get close to the 90 days at mark in this election cycle? secretary schmidt? sec. schmidt: one thing that is concerning is the turnover not only in pennsylvania but across the country with senior-level people responsible for election administration. we have 67 counties and we have lost more than 80 experienced election administrators. it is not always the director, but the senior-level people. with turnover it is a concern. we stood up a training program led by an experienced administrator to train newer ones to avoid mistakes. when you make a mistake in the space in a presidential election year and it is

the schapiro administration set up an election threat task force which includes a whole constellation of law enforcement and election agencies at the federal, state, and local level so if we do encounter threats motivated by misinformation and all the rest, we are prepared to counter and law enforcement will do its job so election administrators do their job. >> has any of this made it harder to recruit poll workers and election workers as we get close to the 90 days out mark in this election cycle? sec. schmidt: one thing that is concerning is the turnover not only in pennsylvania but across the country with senior-level people responsible for election administrators should. we have 67 counties and we have lost more than 80 experienced election administrators. it is not always the director, but the senior-level people. with turnover it is a concern. he stood up a training program led by an experienced administrator to train newer ones to avoid mistakes. when you make a mistake in the space in a presidential election year and it is so highly scrutinized and unforgiving that even if it

a source close to the mayor said she was just supporting schapiro, not announcing anything. nancy?nancy: harris insists she hasn't made the choice yet. robert costa, thank you so much. appreciate it. three freed americans are recovering at a military facility in san antonio, texas, after an emotional return to u.s. soil following one of the largest prisoner swaps with russia since the end of the cold war. president biden and vice president kamala harris greeted evan gershkovich, paul whelan, and alsu kurmasheva overnight at joint base andrews outside of washington. cbs's weijia jiang reports from the white house. >> rep[cheers and applause] >> reporter: marine veteran paul whelan was the first former prisoner to step back onto u.s. soil, immediately welcomed home by president biden and vice president harris. "wall street journal" reporter evan gershkovich soon followed, embracing his mother on the tarmac. [applause] and journalist alsu kurmasheva. [applause] who could not wait to see her daughters. >> to me, this is about, yes, it is who we are as a country, but it really is about

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