horn less votes than ted cruz. how important _ less votes than ted cruz.e people who had backed her in the primary and she got a lot of laughs when she said, "nobody agrees with donald trump 100% of the time" and called on those people who supported her to move to him. it people who supported her to move to him.— people who supported her to move to him. it is a good story those people — move to him. it is a good story those people and _ move to him. it is a good story those people and up _ move to him. it is a good story those people and up with i those people and up with president trump anyway. look at the 2016 election, ted cruz got more votes than nikki haley, evenin more votes than nikki haley, even in california, and he lined up, and those votes ultimately came to president trump. with very little effort from ted cruz. the nikki haley votes, she has a good speech but is not a factor, the votes are not committed to her, they are not committed to her, they are committed to the values of the republican party. and that is why donald trump kept all those v

to what ted cruz is saying-— have a listen to what ted cruz is sa inc. ., , is saying.er is saying. together we lived up in prayer all— is saying. together we lived up in prayer all of _ is saying. together we lived up in prayer all of our _ is saying. together we lived up in prayer all of our leaders - in prayer all of our leaders for protection. our prayers in particular with the family... it is quite the turnaround for ted cruz. i remember the 2016 convention in cleveland when he came on the stage, he was not a supporter of donald trump at the time, he was booed quite loudly and he refused to see donald trump's name. he certainly _ donald trump's name. he certainly did, _ donald trump's name. he: certainly did, and i think ted cruz has had a turnaround, donald trump can be charming, i was not a support in 26 in myself but to sit down and work through solutions, government problems, he was really good to work with and his team was excellent are to be able to come up with these compromises, you would not think that with the perception of who donald trump is when you lo

back at you, ted. ted, lance. mike was the first person that mike dukakis appointed to the mta after bob kiley back in the 75 period. now, those you almost as old me may remember the mta of that period, the only question who got jobs at the t was which parish in south boston or dorchester did you come from? if you were italian, you better have blue eyes and be blond to be able to fake it. i had a face. i have a brother in law named marisa. they call themselves morrissey. that's how he got the job. and with. with you on the. and claire barrett. congress is so and with bob kiley in the leadership of the governor we set up the lottery for the hiring of bus drivers and the entry level at the t within ten years. you walk onto a bus, you see spanish people, females, blacks, it walk on onto the t today you had nothing against them. best friend there is jack corrigan. nothing against irish people. but there's a lot of us. and your role as mike's appointee was instrument rental and taking a place was, you know, quintessent

that is why ted cruz comes on. he puts on his outdoor clothing and looks tough, then goes back to dc and doesn't pass any legislation to help. we need in a senator soonto solve the problems. that's what that bill was an attempt to do. when you take that down and no state would have benefited more from that bill than texas, you should be held accountable for that. >> i want to play that abortion ad. it is important for people to see. >> it has gotten more dangerous to be a woman in texas. >> and it is ted cruz's fault. he fault for an abortion ban that goes too far. >> they didn't just make it illegal to have an abortion. they made it illegal for me to do my job. >> so whether you were raped or something went tragically wrong and your life is at risk. >> women are now forced to flee texas for care. >> that message is so powerful. it is health care providers. that is who you are featuring. why was that so important to feature health care providers in that ad? >> this is the reality in texas. my wife and i have had tw

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ted cruz proudly took that down.ng of eight and president obama tried to reach a comprehensive agreement on immigration reform. we need a senator who will roll up his sleeves and get that done, not one who's spending all their time focussing on other things and get on tv and make points like that. >> are you hopeful -- i mean, the vice president, they're attacking her on this. this was a border bill supported by many conservatives, negotiated bipartisan one, it fell apart because of president trump and mike johnson, are you hopeful the vice president will talk about that more on the trail? >> i think we have to. this is an issue for us. and my family's from brownsville, the tip of texas. my grandfather was a customs officer there. i see our border communities as not just places you go on kind of political safari, that's the way i think ted cruz comes down to the border. he puts on outdoor clothing, looks tough, comes back to d.c. and doesn't pass legislation to help. we have folks to point out problems. what we have

williams we can bring ted up again. does this change the posture going forward of the security apparatus at the republican national convention that begins in milwaukee tomorrow? do you think it changes anything to they have time to change it or do we get what we get? >> i am sure they will probably increase the amount of law enforcement present. it's already pretty much a baked in the way the security will be there in that convention. this may very well change what happens in the country as these two men run for the office of the presidency. >> ted thank you and back to pam now. the political and legal outcry of this. it appears to me as if the president is going to resonate morris people are saying people would walk over glass to vote for him is going to resonate more. do you think, pam he will utilize this or try to forget about this essay utilize this to emboldening him or does he try to put this behind him? >> is going to keep fighting. that is what he does predispose to save our country. he's going to go forward i

and texas senator ted cruz's speech was one of the most deceptive of the week.e listed example after example of americans being killed by immigrants, which as you noted, amy, and workers are far less likely to commit crimes than people who are born in the united states. data consistently shows this. but this is a strategy that has been used by trump and it is straight out of the playbook of stephen miller, which is to take examples, usual examples of crimes and to paint them as the norm. this is a strategy that was used by the nazis to vilify jewish people and other groups they did not like. they published lists of crimes committed by these people to create the false notion that these are monsters, that they are subhuman, that they are a threat to society. this is what we saw last night. that even in the wake of trump's assassination attempt, the republican party letting up on his anti-immigrant hatemongering, on is very dangerous and deceptive rhetoric -- which is not surprising given that when trump was shot, he was in the middle of anti-immigrant hatemongerin

ted and a half thousand. wow. got the stats _ altogether? ted and a half thousand. wow.alf thousand. wow. got the stats right on - altogether? ted and a half thousand. wow. got the stats right on your - wow. got the stats right on your fingers. thank you so much for bringing us stop don't talk about fingers, sarah. we will be back with you. no doubt. enjoy the ceremony and stay out of the rain. thank you so much. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. you heard it there, ten and a half thousand competitors for —— from more than 200 countries and spectators from across the world converging in one location, security for the olympics will have been long planned, and yet on the first day, there has been significant disruption. many questions are being asked today about whether this is a security failure. our correspondent azadeh moshiri takes a closer look at the impact of france's rail lines. so let's look at the overall picture in france. this map shows the lines, the high speed lines that have been affected. you'll see there are three main ones here because

and texas senator ted cruz's speech was one of the most deceptive of the week.e listed example after example of americans being killed by immigrants, which as you noted, amy, and workers are far less likely to commit crimes than people who are born in the united states. data consistently shows this. but this is a strategy that has been used by trump and it is straight out of the playbook of stephen miller, which is to take examples, usual examples of crimes and to paint them as the norm. this is a strategy that was used by the nazis to vilify jewish people and other groups they did not like. they published lists of crimes committed by these people to create the false notion that these are monsters, that they are subhuman, that they are a threat to society. this is what we saw last night. that even in the wake of trump's assassination attempt, the republican party letting up on his anti-immigrant hatemongering, on is very dangerous and deceptive rhetoric -- which is not surprising given that when trump was shot, he was in the middle of anti-immigrant hatemongerin

police detect ever fox news contributor ted williams. ted great to have you on.reat saying just tone down the rhetoric. tone down the poisonous, toxic kind of coverage, and the rhetoric on the airwaves. what was your reaction when you heard msnbc today pull the show, the morning joe show off the air this morning. there was reportedly concerns that guests or panelists could make an inappropriate comment about the assassination attempt on president trump. what do you think of that move? >> well, liz, it's good to be with you and your audience. i can tell you, we in this country, unfortunately, in the divided states of america instead of the united states of america but what we witnessed this past weekend, the fact that a former president, a man, a human being, whose life was so close to having been taken, it brought us all together to believe that this should not happen in america, and so this morning, i've got to give msnbc some kudos because they pulled morning joe. they realize that there are individuals on morning joe who are "flamethrowers" and the flame throw

homicide detective defense attorney ted williams joins me now.sessment of what happened. >> hi, arthel. let me just say from the beginning calling the police for services should not be a death penalty. i can tell you here in the case of sonja massie unfortunately that is what happened. ms. massie called the police because she thought there was a prowler around her home. law enforcement came, did not find a prowler. this one officer as well as another officer but a deputy sean grayson entered the home. he saw were on the stove there was boiling water and a pot. he told ms. massie to go and turn it off they did not want to start a fire in the place. ms. massie goes over, she grabs the pot of boiling water. he is a far distance away. he curses, and tells her to put the pot down. ms. massie intern put the pot down but said in the name of jesus i rebuke you. this deputy, this a deputy shot her three times in the face. one of the shots actually having killed her. failed to render any services to her whatsoever to t she tried td out whether he could hel

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conservative in the senate ted cruz is running for reelection of the senate against mr.uz it is my contention this is the most lawless administration and american history and i like your input on this. on a number of grounds he has defied to supreme court decisions and he brags about it. he has violated our immigration laws and he is happy about it. he violates title ix by redefining it in the civil rights act to eliminate effectively women's sports. he is in violating separation of powers by legislating on his own paid by the budgeting and spending on his own. by using regulations to get around congress the epa is running amok and so are the other departments produce impounding federal funds from israel despite the fact you folks have voted to get armaments to israel as fast as possible is violating the empowerment act and the take care because of the constitution. he is using the federal bureaucracy to register voters and targeted democrat areas. and he is on constitution appointed there is attorney general a rogue prosecutor whose entire job is to harass, smear, indic

that's where detective ted williams has been almost since.sk how this could've happened in the first place. he is on the case and joining us. ted good to see you. what are you learning my friend? >> good to see neil. what i'm learning is that this was an accident waiting to happen. this was a catastrophic embarrassment to the secret service. you know, neil you have some good men and women in the secret service. normally when the president of the united states or even a former president of the united states come to a location like this, a senate in an advance team. the advance team scouts out the location. the man i talked to at that dealership, it was shocking neil to know law enforcement had not talked to him. that dealership is right in the sight range of where president trump was going to be speaking. but i can tell you my friend there were so many mistakes here. we know from the director of the fbi that thomas crooks on the day of the shooting at the president and unfortunately the killing of one and injuring of two others he had gone and

conservative in the senate ted cruz is running for reelection of the senate against mr.ted cruz it is my contention this is the most lawless administration and american history and i like your input on this. on a number of grounds he has defied to supreme court decisions and he brags about it. he has violated our immigration laws and he is happy about it. he violates title ix by redefining it in the civil rights act to eliminate effectively women's sports. he is in violating separation of powers by legislating on his own paid by the budgeting and spending on his own. by using regulations to get around congress the epa is running amok and so are the other departments produce impounding federal funds from israel despite the fact you folks have voted to get armaments to israel as fast as possible is violating the empowerment act and the take care because of the constitution. he is using the federal bureaucracy to register voters and targeted democrat areas. and he is on constitution appointed there is attorney general a rogue prosecutor whose entire job is to harass, smear,

conservative in the senate ted cruz is running for reelection of the senate against mr. cruz it is my contention this is the most lawless administration and american history and i like your input on this. on a number of grounds he has defied to supreme court decisions and he brags about it. he has violated our immigration laws and he is happy about it. he violates title ix by redefining it in the civil rights act to eliminate effectively women's sports. he is in violating separation of powers by legislating on his own paid by the budgeting and spending on his own. by using regulations to get around congress the epa is running amok and so are the other departments produce impounding federal funds from israel despite the fact you folks have voted to get armaments to israel as fast as possible is violating the empowerment act and the take care because of the constitution. he is using the federal bureaucracy to register voters and targeted democrat areas. and he is on constitution appointed there is attorney general a rogue prosecutor whose entire job is to harass, smear, in

i also worked for ted kennedy in 1984. so i'm one of the few people who worked for both, you know, that it did not happen with walter mondale. i also worked for. we wanted to put the democrat party back together and to and to and to leave that convention in atlanta unified. and in order to do that, we were going to have to negotiate with reverend jackson, his campaign and how could we work that out? and and, you know, i was working on the rules committee, jack was up in michigan doing the platform and and we wanted to see if we could work out those issues and not bring them to the floor of the convention and not divide the party further. but but bring it together. and in the course of that, there were a lot of technical things. and i had the opportunity in early june, nick metropolis every month or so he called me up and say, i got to take a day off. you could could you travel oil? let me see. i would say yeah, no, it would be great. i'd love to. so i accompany the governor to salt city and there was a league of cities are

and other than that, ted, what is? about the the morale among the members of the israeli occupation force, um, are they not bog down in the gas, this is nine months later, and they thought they were going to go and propittedly take out hamas and then go back home. look where we are now, it goes back to my first point, totalitarian regimes have a way of self-destructing, that this is another step in the tip towards the self-destruction of design estate, the one another thing is that actually the the consciousness of the world community has subly shifted, but it's not, it's totally lost on the people who are posturing and and doing the glad handing and and calling for seasfires and so on, it's completely lost on them, but the consciousness of the world has moved forward in such a way that what is happening in gaza is being as a pinch point and as painpoint for people who are... muslim, people who are not middle eastern, people who are completely irreligious, all they know is that what's going on is the crime against huma

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if you want to help us fight back, come to ted cruz d.org. web site, we're facing 100 million right now, latest polling, has it 3 point race, schumer wants to defeat me in texas, they want to defeat donald trump. let me say this, if schumer succeeds in gaining 3 points in texas and beating me and drustrump is elected and schumer is leader, you will see trump's ideas destroyed. we have to stand up. mark: well ted cruz with any luck kamala harris will come down there and cam pawn against campaign against you in texas. there you have it ted cruz thank you. >> god bless you my friend. >> thanks mark. mark: we'll be right back. i'm out here telling people how they can save money with experian. you got subscriptions? yeah, netflix. hulu. the free trial forgot to cancel it, that whole thing? that's actually me. what if i told you that experian has subscription cancellation, where you can just cancel them with a click of a button? boom. it's that easy to cancel. that's actually really cool. it's great. with subscription cancellation, people save on a

if you want to help us fight back, come to ted cruz .org. site, we're facing 100 million right now, latest polling, has it 3 point race, schumer wants to defeat me in texas, they want to defeat donald trump. let me say this, if schumer succeeds in gaining 3 points in texas and beating me and drtrump is elected and schumer is leader, you will see trump's ideas destroyed. we have to stand up. mark: well ted cruz with any luck kamala harris will come down there and cam pawn campaign against you in texas. there you have it ted cruz thank you. >> god bless you my friend. >> thanks mark. mark: we'll be right back. can mark: welcome back america we're here with ben domenech, editor at large of spectator, we have a situation that democrat party is so power hungry, making such a mockery of our democracy. we'll have a man in the oval office that they have determined has dementia. we'll have a vice president running for president who helped cover it up the fact that the man in the office has dementia and lied to american people and still has a responsi

conservative in the senate ted cruz is running for reelection of the senate against mr. ted cruz it is my contention this is the most lawless administration and american history and i like your input on this. on a number of grounds he has defied to supreme court decisions and he brags about it. he has violated our immigration laws and he is happy about it. he violates title ix by redefining it in the civil rights act to eliminate effectively women's sports. he is in violating separation of powers by legislating on his own paid by the budgeting and spending on his own. by using regulations to get around congress the epa is running amok and so are the other departments produce impounding federal funds from israel despite the fact you folks have voted to get armaments to israel as fast as possible is violating the empowerment act and the take care because of the constitution. he is using the federal bureaucracy to register voters and targeted democrat areas. and he is on constitution appointed there is attorney general a rogue prosecutor whose entire job is to harass, smear

he belongs with the senators like ted cruz who went to princeton and harvard. yeah. harvard and harvard. and desantis to went to yale in harvard. they are the elite of the elite. it is harvard for them. >> you are part of the elite at that point when you roll with peter teal. you are no longer part of the base. let me ask you this, molly, there was an interesting part to two things that came out of the rnc. trump officially saying he will not accept the election results of 2024. if he loses we will not let them cheat. and jd vance has t publicly sai he would not have done what mike pence said january 6th. he would have supported donald trump's attempt to overturn our democracy. >> yeah. i mean i think he is picked because he embraces the explosive rhetoric of donald trump. junior played a hand in this too. he is a representative of tech billion nears. he is very close with that. >> as pete buttigieg said on eg bill maher. he says he likes him because he does things for peter teal. for rich guys that make them richer. >> and i thought mayor pete had such a good point.

ted, if you are still there. >> karl let's bring in karl, ted did not go far.is is a moment you are always bracing yourself or when people of this importance and this magnitude and this history a former president they take to the stage in the middle of a heated campaign there's got to be planning for it. but your reaction to this shocking moment? shannon: karl, if you can hear me? okay i'm going to come back to ted i think he is still with us. ted you talk about the investigation the fact we now have thousands of people who are potential witnesses to this crime scene. what is the timeline for processing a scene like this for identifying a suspect identifying what even happened. we are going with the best of what we can tell from watching this event a few times over on tape. >> well, shannon there is really no timeline or time period for processing. they are going to methodically take their time, meaning the law enforcement to process the crime scene to talk to individuals who may have seen anything. they're also going to try to pull as much of video feed as the

that was ted cruz and marco rubio and others. there was this notion in 2016 that there was going to be a floor fight and ted cruz was going to challenge donald trump for the nomination. obviously, that didn't happen. now the difference is the resources. the unification of every wing of the republican party from the far-right maga movement to the more moderate left. nikki haley's delegates. they are unified with donald trump because they understand that this election in november is truly a binary choice. it's either joe biden's america, or donald trump's america, and whether you were an adversary during the primary process or not, all of them now are supporting president trump. >> last night i heard j.d. vance give his maiden speech as the first vice presidential nominee. how does vance help trump broaden the party? >> you know, it is very interesting. j.d. vance is what i call an american success story. this is a kid who grew up in absolute abject poverty. had the opportunity to join the united states marine corps and serve admir

ted cruz is on stage, trump is in the audience giving him a standing ovation. back upstairs and i will see dana in nine hours. >> quickly tomorrow we will hear from jd vance. >> the success for the convention has got to be demoralizing to leading democrats in washington were looking at the president who seems such a spent force and they can't figure out a way to get him off the ticket, they don't know what to do, they are in bad shape and that party. >> there could be a lot that happens between now and chicago and we will be there as well and we welcome president biden to come on fox, whatever show he'd like to come on, and we would talk to him as well. this has been an interesting night. i think it's been driven by everyday americans and i think there was not a dry eye in the house for some of those speeches talking about crime on the streets and how they were affected personally. >> madeleine talked about how when president trump says he understands what you've been through and that he's fighting for you, i think that was very much a theme from a lot of the s

that was ted cruz and marco rubio and others. there was this notion in 2016 that there was going to be a floor fight and ted cruz was going to challenge donald trump for the nomination. obviously, that didn't happen. now the difference is the resources. the unification of every wing of the republican party from the far-right maga movement to the more moderate left. nikki haley's delegates. they are unified with donald trump because they understand that this election in november is truly a binary choice. it's either joe biden's america, or donald trump's america, and whether you were an adversary during the primary process or not, all of them now are supporting president trump. >> last night i heard j.d. vance give his maiden speech as the first vice presidential nominee. but in spite of that. overcoming enormous things to be able to do that. went out to silicon valley, made money and then went back home and run for office at 30 nine years old. so is literally a quarter of a century in this great country, here is a man who went fr

[laughter] ing you're after ted you're going to have to wait a while. don't we love these champions for our values? and we've got a great lineup for you this morning including the one and only doctor ben carson. what a difference he's made in the life of our country senator james lankford one of the great champions for life and family will be out here in a minute but i just want you to know that what this conference is about is not just the excitement and the enthusiasm that we're going to have as a result of such an extraordinary lineup of speakers including tomorrow afternoon the 45th and soon to be 47th president of the united states. [applause] donald trump -- it's not, it's not really just ultimately about that. it's about the nuts and bolts that when we leave here, when we roll out of bed sunday morning, we're going to be roughly 140 days away from what i believe is going to be an inflection point in the history of our country. and one of the most important if not the most important election in our lifetime. i genuinely believe i mean this, i do n

so i believe mitt romney's for office five times senate in massachusetts losing to ted kennedy. governor, massachusetts, 28 presidential campaign 2012, somewhat successfully becoming the nominee but not getting elected. and then, of course, senate of utah. could you just briefly about what motivated him, especially first campaigns, what made him want to run for office was what was driving him to to do this? yeah. well, so you ask him this question, and i would him a few times and he'll give you two different answers depending on how candid he feels. so if he's in a more of sentimental mode, he'll talk about what he calls the romney obligation, which is he believes that going back through his family's history, they've always had this kind of moral obligation to to try to help where they can. it's this kind of noblesse oblige, this idea that if there is problem to be solved, romneys have to be there to help solve it. and, you know, he he is aware of the fact that was born into a wealthy family. he had every advantage that he have growing up. and so he did feel like, you know, he h

thank you so much, ted. always good to see you. ted williams in pennsylvania.p contenders who could share a ticket with kamala harris, our political panel is next. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm gonna hold you forever... ♪ ♪ i'll be there... ♪ ♪ you don't... ♪ ♪ you don't have to worry... ♪ 's >> ♪ ♪ >> martha: let's take another live look at this massive anti- israel protests that is going on in the capitol hill rotunda. it is yours capitol police have made arrested there kondas is on the east -- eve of the israel perimeter regiment and yahoo's address to congress tomorrow and 20 loud crowd there in the written there, against the law enforcement is circling the area and they have made of ers so we'll keep a close eye on that. in the meantime the vetting process has reportedly begun for a handful of contenders in the midst -- to be kamala harris' winning made, many of them from oregon including pennsylvania and michigan, pennsylvania -- north carolina could make her convey more competitive in the weeks ahead. is a bringing good panel we have just gruschow, fox news radio politic

first about nine hours to respond, can you make sense of that, ted?s to respond it is my understanding in oakland, california this flash mob was in this and gas station convenience store for about 40 minutes and a law enforcement had not responded. we have got to do something to help these businesses. this was no help for the businesses. what i propose there be a mandatory minimum for anyone who is convicted and found guilty of these kind of crimes and at 4:30 a.m. in the morning if you've got these young people they are out there at 4:30 a.m. in the morning, we need to hold parents responsible. there is no reason whatsoever for a young person to be out on the street at 4:30 a.m. in the morning this is just unacceptable. alicia: katu when the call and should dispatch the dispatcher said this will be a priority to these suspects were not on saint then they sent them the video at elevated to party what it still took nine hours for it anyway so fresh and for the business owner who took over the business last year. let's move on to washington d.c. for you

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colorado state governor jared pulis and senator ted cruz also announced that they should also have these security protections . so we see that with this event everything from this. it will change later. this story shows that things are happening in this country that are out of control. there are always risks for presidential candidates but when we cross a certain line, this danger becomes more obvious and no danger should be missed. we have seen political violence in america before. after the unsuccessful assassination of reagan and nancy pelosi, former speaker of the house. we witnessed the same issue with the american representatives and the attempt to kill his wife . we need to see what the political response of the democrats and republicans will be to this incident. in my opinion, both democrats and republicans have fears about the consequences of this event, we should not prejudge, we do not know what will happen. it has to be seen what effect this will have on rai's opinion american payers will leave. they say: democracy in the country is at risk. republicans also have their own pr

homicide detective ted williams. is he outside of butler, pennsylvania. curious you used to be a local cop, detective, washington, d.c., what are the local cops telling you because there was an attempt, before the backlash, from the secret service to throw them under the bus and say that it was their fault because it was their job to guard the perimeter. what are you learning? >> yeah. good morning, let me just say i'm honored to be on, what i define as fabulous four under unfortunate circumstances. >> ainsley: thank you. >> one of the things we must keep in mind is that someone did, in fact, die as a result of this keystone cop operation, which makes it just more upsetting. and i can tell you most of the cops here in butler, pennsylvania, they are very solid, i got to tell you all. but, the citizens are talking. and they are giving a great deal of information. we interviewed several citizens who said the night before at the rally, that there was lax security, that they could get up very close, somebody needs to answer for this above and beyond the direct

ted kennedy sat in that gentleman's chair in the pinkish shirt, of this aisle, back row, and after ted passed away i picked that spot and haven't moved since. ted could have moved towards the front with the tidal flow of experience and seniority, but for some reason he stayed in that seat for his career. if it's good enough for him it is good enough for me. i am delighted to be here and delighted to honor the ted kennedy spirit of spirited combat where necessary and bipartisan achievement where possible. i think he embodied those two characteristics very well. i think in significant ways, senator cassidy's relationship with me and mine with him are also embodying that relationship. there is a lot we disagree on, but we do a lot of good work together. chuck: we are having a debate, though. sen. whitehouse: i got you your 20 seconds back. chuck: he will hold that against you. the first area is climate and energy. in our rotation order you get three minutes to frame the conversation how you see things. then we will go to town for the rest of the 15 minutes. sen. whitehouse: so, a bad news

senator ted cruz, are republican from the great state of texas, joins us now. mr.g to bow out gracefully, or is he going to be forced out? >> stuart, i think he's going to be forced out. i put the odds of biden not being on the ballot in november about 80%. i think the democratic party is freak being out right now. i think you're seeing senators, house members, you're seeing "the new york times," nbc news, you're seeing george clooney in hollywood. and it's worth noting why they're freaking out. will be, they've all known for six month, for a year, for longer that biden's mental capacity was severely diminished, that he was not up to doing the job. but they're not worried about having a commander in chief who's not capable of fulfilling the responsibilities. the only reason they're panicking is because they now realize the american people have seen that, and they're terrified that he's going to lose in november. so now they're willing to dump him. i put the odds at about 80% they dump him, and if and when they dump him, i think their replacement nominee will be one

ted cruz was still close. marco rubio was still close. nikki haley was nowhere near close.nd i think the president's position is that she should. >> ainsley: taking a while for the dust to settle when you lose and have to get out. we have seen that time and time again. ted cruz needed donald trump to win texas and that's when they made up. >> steve: question is whether or not she will end up getting invited. >> ainsley: i hope so. >> steve: yesterday we were talking about how ron desantis was not invited this morning not only is he invited is he going to talk. >> lawrence: is he speaking. >> ainsley: so is the wrestling guy. >> brian: dana white. >> brian: is he going to introduce the president, dramatic. >> lawrence: going to be a show. >> steve: it's going to be a show. is he trying to line up as many big performers as possible. is he going to have the reality show star, amber rose. she has got an opening slot on the first night. and 50-cent is going to be performing. 50, right? >> lawrence: that was good, steve. >> brian: some of my favorite songs that he has are -- neve

judiciary committee begins its investigation of failed trump assassination attempt tomorrow, senator ted cruz on that and more. but first up fox news jeff paul, live in butler, pa with new, interesting stuff, jeff what you got cooking? reporter: the fbi saying they conducted roughly 450 interviews as they search for searches to how this happened and why, they say crooks, they described as loner was highly intelligence. over the past year or so investigator say he used various aliases to make purchases for firearm supplies and materials to build explosive devices. fbi detailed crooks' behavior in days leading up to shooting. they say high surveilled site and practiced at a gun range. on the day of the shoot, crooks first visits butler, bought ammo and went home and returned to the rally site and flew his drone, local police identified him as a suspicious person, text cobbta appear to show a picture of crooks with a local rove tells the group, if up to the notify secret service snipers to look out, i lost sight of him, there was communication problems that day. >> he was looking up and dow

cheering ] >> reporter: and the focus tonight on unity, set to take the stage, previous primary opponents ted cruz, marco rubio, ron desantis, and nikki haley among mr. trump's most bitter rivals in the primary. >> it is not normal to go and throw temper tantrums. >> reporter: but now nikki haley has been offered an olive branch of sorts, a last-minute speaking slot at the convention. you can see her here on stage getting ready for tonight. she is expected to aim her message at voters who are uncertain about mr. trump and make the case for why she is voting for him, according to a source with knowledge of her remarks, a signal of the trump takeover of the gop as he has remade the party in his image. >> we're not a unified party on every issue, but we're unified behind this ticket. >> reporter: senator vance, now under fire from democrats under for his previous criticisms of mr. trump, including declaring himself a never trump guy. >> i was certainly skeptical of donald trump in 2016, but president trump was a great are president and he changed my mind. >> reporter: vance flanking the former p