>> i am pleased to announce vice president joe biden has officially been nominated by the democratic party as our candidate for president of the united states. >> thank you. it means the world to me and my family and i will see you on thursday. >> this is going to be the most consequential, this is going to be the most important election

of your life. >> joe biden will be a president we will be proud to salute. >> they want to spend very little money on our men. the biden harris plan is a recipe for abolishing america's border. >> blame, boolean be the land you know what joe biden will do, build back better. >> if we can trust this nation to joe, he will do for your family what he did for hours. >> the survival a nation is at stake in this election. i will never let you down. >> preparing for political battle, joe biden officially accepting the democratic nomination for president during night 2 of the dnc. todd: biden's nomination coming in a cross-country rollcall. >> in wilmington, delaware the highlights as donald trump slams

biden's immigration policies during a trip to the southern border. >> reporter: it is official, the virtual nationwide rollcall with delegates in their respected states and areas and he was congratulated by everyone from former president obama to his wife, jill biden who spoke live from bicycle here making the case for her husband. >> i know that if we entrust this nation to joe he will do for your family what he did for hours. bring us together and make us whole. >> absent from her speech for the attacks on donald trump. that job fill to former president bill clinton. watch. >> you know what donald trump will do for four years, blame, boolean be little. you know what joe biden will do. build back better.

it is trump's us versus them america against joe biden's america where we all live and work together. >> reporter: interesting moment. alexandria ocasio cortez advocated the progressive platform and nominated bernie sanders. the rnc counterprogramming pushing back, trump 2020 had this to say. >> it was like a sad homecoming party, let's throw out bill, let's throw out john kerry. they don't talk policy. it is all about cold joe is a good guy. >> reporter: campaigning on the campaign trail in the battleground state of arizona donald trump blasting his opponent's immigration plans. >> biden's plan is the most extreme, reckless, dangerous

immigration plan ever put forward by a major party candidate. it must be defeated and it will be defeated on november 3rd. >> reporter: back to the convention night 3 coming up, tonight will be a more perfect union and you have a lot of democrat star power, former president barack obama and senator kamala harris with nancy pelosi, hillary clinton and elizabeth warren, who i'm sure wished -- we will see what she has to say tonight. todd: what are the big take aways from night 2? jillian: let ask the executive director of the american principal project, democratic political analyst kelly and republican strategist, thank you all for being here. what is your reaction? what is your big take away? >> where to begin? this is a party, democratic

party, that had to trot out 17 stars. if you have 17 stars you don't have any leadership or anyone that stands out. my favorite part of the night was bill clinton sink four years of donald trump was going to be more of him being belittling, bullying and blaming other people when in fact that is what bill clinton and his wife hillary did to the people that accused him of sexual impropriety. it might be him claiming donald trump will spend all day watching tv and zapping people on social media, because that is what bill clinton did with interns in his office. it is a joke. this is a party without hope, it is a disaster for the country to elect this group of malcontents who don't have any plans for the country. jillian: your reaction? the second night we heard a lot about joe biden is a person with his character, not necessarily policies.

>> thanks for having me on the show. joe biden crosses party lines. he is a person that brings this country together. one example is secretary of state under george bush, colin powell, says we need a president that will unite the country, not divide our country and biden has a plan, a policy to bring our country back and bring people back together. right now we are in a global pandemic. over 160,000 people are dead on trump's watch, thousands did today, people are struggling financially. that is just not true. that is definitely not true. a false narrative. >> most of these -- shannon: coronavirus is an entirely different topic, the handling of it in new york state

a different topic than that. we will reserve the right to gain reaction on this because we could spend a lot of time talking about that but i don't want to eat of this segment but it is a worthwhile conversation but i think we will run out of time. i want to get your reaction from last night. >> a complete joke looking at night 2. all they focus on is how wonderful a guy joe biden is. this needs to be policy. if they want to attack the president of the united states donald trump is doing a phenomenal job but you cannot move voters by saying joe biden is a great guy, a specific policy, specific issue that will help them change that is going on. all they did was blame and -

what donald trump is not done. it is not the president's for people did not receive continued benefits for businesses and individuals. it is congress's folder they once to bring back post office issues but not people issues. they seem to want to focus on the post office but not the people. this weekend the post office, 25 billion additional dollars, people are suffering. that is what the issue isn't that they should be focused on, not just -- they need to focus on policies and have yet to do that. >> the trump campaign suing new jersey governor phil murphy over mail in voting as the postmaster general, supposed bones proposed changes until after the election. your reaction to the lawsuit?

>> a totally ridiculous claim, ridiculous notion mail in balloting, talking about counting mail in ballots even after the election without any postmark. if you think the russians hacked our election system and that is a huge threat the country you should see what tampering with the mail will do. todd: you agree with the suit by the trump campaign. i assume kelly does not agree. what if trump wins? >> if he wins, if that is what the american people want to. >> if he wins a lawsuit. >> basically the position is it is unconstitutional, we will see what happens. stand in line to vote. supporting fail -- mail in, the american people should vote by mail. >> absentee ballot and vote by mail.

last question, is this the first of many lawsuits in the lead up to november 3rd? >> we have to have a secure election, and people are dying, some don't exist anymore and ballots going out to random people that already passed away. currently living right now, we have to confirm identity and protect the election and that is what this is about and the most important issue. todd: we will have you go over coronavirus mail in voting, appreciate your time. jillian: a desperate manhunt for the attacker of this brutal hit on a truck driver. todd: after a fire was set at

the county seat of government. the mayor finally condemning the violence. >> the search is on to find the man who viciously attacked a truck driver in downtown portland. police made several attempts to contact this man with no success urging love to turn himself in. he was kicking the driver in the head knocking him unconscious. they believe the driver was helping the transgender woman, portland police begging for other witnesses. i urge the department of justice to actively pursue prosecution of the horrific attack after 80 days of unrest, ted wheeler

responding, i denounce all violence, were filmed and posted to social media. portland is not the only speed dealing with unrest in seattle, several condition surfaced to recall city councilmembers who voted to defund the police. >> they don't really know how to do this, so there will be a lapse in safety and someone could get hurt. jillian: several cities, shrinking voluntarily. in chicago officers are retiring at double the rate in previous years and in san francisco the city is on track to see twice as many, gianna caldwell in chicago, join us to discuss officers at 5:45 this morning. rob: fox news alert, a massive fire erupting overnight, a rush

to contain it. >> the black people of baltimore, politicians walk the streets like i do, we see how their policies and corruption attack us. jillian: republican congressional candidate's powerful add to get the shout out for donald trump. she joins us live next.

>> you care about black lives. the democrat party has betrayed the black people of baltimore. if you walk the streets like i do they would see how the policies and corruption affect us. todd: it. up on social media, kimberly's viral campaign ad slamming democrat for ignoring problems in cities for decades including baltimore. jillian: crime and murder surges across the country, the topics are going and touched at the

dnc. it is good to see you, thanks for being here. >> over the last year since it was highlighted a year ago. talking about the crime and the blight and the conditions, in your video you talk about politicians, why this is taken off and gone viral. >> we see mainstream media. and and and howard county, baltimore county and parts of baltimore city. and the areas of baltimore, take

care of these problems, answer the call 900% of the time. in easter would where i was in those videos they answer your call 5% of the time. at the federal level, federal funds were supposed to help people to see what is happening or know what was going on. todd: 53 years of democratic leadership, the top five most dangerous american cities, 10 times the average us murder rate, 20% of the poverty rate. it will all come down to votes, if you get the proper amount of votes. that blacks vote republican will get through baltimoreans nationwide. >> 26 democratic districts, every 10 democrats, one

republican, acting for a change at this point. my campaign ad and other people putting out things that social media, and democrat leadership has allowed to happen. people are starting to wake up, walk the streets and say what would it takes to make you vote for a republican, you are the first republican i ever met and now that i know there are options, i will take a look at this. the more republicans get out and talk to people in inner cities instead of writing them off of the more of us get out and talk to people. sean: kimberly will work with the trump administration and bring baltimore back, don't blow it. it is huge to get that endorsement from the president. we will be watching to see how your race is.

>> thank you so much. it is 20 minutes after the hour. portland's mayor, after the horrific assault on a truck driver. todd: one portland attorneys is too little too late. you doing okay?

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>> portland mayor ted wheeler finally condemning the nonstop violence in history is manhunt is underway for the suspected accuser, brutally attacking a driver in the middle of a crowded street.

joining us, portland attorney james bugle. let's read the statement from the portland mayor as follows, i denounce all violence including the assault films and posted to social media. assaults like these make our community less safe. could this horrific attack finally be the turning point elected leaders put a end to the violence. >> not based on what we saw last. police are still under orders not to make the kind of arrests or do the kind of law enforcement that can put a end to the growing disorder. "imus in the morning" the da said assaults will not be tolerated days after vowing not to charge protesters. let's read the exact statement. they undermine everything our community is doing to remain meaningful and lasting change in the, justice system and beyond but there is the next step.

will the da sent the message by charging crimes like the horrific one we've been showing you for the last 24 hours prosecuting that to the max? >> i think he will charge those, to film somebody doing it in the public pressure makes was going on look bad they will charge that but the real problem is he's doing nothing about the larger problems of disorder that goes back to the broken windows theory of policing. if you let this kind of thing happen and it gets worse and worse your encouraging these crimes by not prosecuting underlying crimes of disorder, crimes like riot, violence and travel to us behavior or disorderly conduct, threatening the public, blocking streets,

sitting things on fire and these things are going on every night. sean: we have those on-screen. is the reason these crimes are not prosecuted certainly political? i can't see a public safety reason you would not charge these crimes. >> this is a political choice being made. within hours, videos of police with a large group of rioters and they don't know what to do. they can't make the kind of arrests they would need to. not like it is difficult to stop large crowds gathering in the middle of the night, but you charge people money, impose consequences for illegal conduct, and the illegal conduct will stop, criminal law 101. todd: like raising a child, you

don't want to reboard that behavior. thank you very much. >> first biden gave an interview to hardy be. now his first joint interview with kamala harris is with people magazine. when will the democratic ticket get the hard-hitting questions? we will talk about that next. >> african americans facing injustice at an opportune time, anthony did nothing. violence is more damaging than words. jillian: cancel culture going after susan b anthony after donald trump ardent her. the backlash on social media.

jillian: a massive fire raging at a texas industrial plant, huge claims and thick black

smoke, the fire is believed to be at the plastic manufacturer poly america. todd: joe biden and kamala harris doing their first interview with people magazine. jillian: what exciting pressed. the democratic duo to take on tough questions. here is independent women's forum kelsey bullard, thanks for being here. time is winding down, we are almost in september. should they be taking tough questions right now? >> absolutely. this in the carty be interview joe biden participated in are completely unserious. he had every opportunity to participate in media interviews, decided to hide in his basement, we heard from him very limited

occasions at the dnc convention. those are scripted events he is speaking to. the dnc convention making a pitch to the moderate voter. aoc is not getting much of a platform. despite this joe biden isn't reaching out to moderate voters. they will understand what his policies are when he faces donald trump on the debate stage. ratings for the convention are down but they are playing up joe biden's character, not addressing his me too allegations. you have to question if he's reaching moderate voters, glorified zoom call, not taking on the tough questions from the media. todd: speaking of policy.

she wasn't given a lot of time but aoc was the second democratic socialist to address the convention this week. take a listen. >> millions of people in the united states are looking for deep systemic solutions including guaranteed healthcare, higher education, living wages. i second the nomination of senator bernard sanders. todd: what should be our take away that on consecutive nights we have democrat socialists, bernard sanders first and alexandria ocasio cortez second. >> interesting the media hyped up the fact that aoc was speaking last night but in the minute or so that she had she was making a pitch for senator bernie sanders and his policies. she on twitter did endorse joe biden but we know that is not where her policy positions are.

the administration far to the left on its policies, part of a climate change panel and so forth. democrats are trying to downplay the aoc type figures who are really in control of their party right now in a pitch to gain the more moderate voters but voters are going to realize when biden takes the debate stage the type of policies a biden/kamala harris administration would implement across the country and many of those policies would be more on the democrat socialist side. todd: there hasn't been a lot of policy in nights one and 2, it will be interesting to see what nights 3 and 4 bring. thank you very much.

jillian: aoc given just 50 seconds to speak, republican congressman dan crenshaw says democrats don't want to spend time talking about their agenda because it has moved so far left. >> they focus on trump and other vague platitudes. they can't focus on their platform. they want to defend the police, drastically raise taxes and raise spending, joe biden's energy panel, government bureaucrat in charge of healthcare, this is not a popular platform and there's a reason they won't talk about it. todd: another far left push, texas governor greg abbott proposing a freeze on property tax revenues in cities that push to reduce law enforcement funding. >> law enforcement is not a tool of political agendas. >> cities that endanger residents by reducing law enforcement should not be able to turn around and go back and get more property tax dollars. todd: the proposal coming days

after the city council voted to cut the police department's budget by $150 million. the mayor supports shipping resources to other services including violence prevention programs. jillian: the senate intelligence committee releases a final bipartisan report on russian interference in the 2016 election finding for trump campaign chairman paul manafort's ties or russian intelligence officer posed a grave counterintelligence threat. the committee says it obtained information that suggested manafort's russian associate was connected to the hack and leak of dnc emails. the report did not find evidence of collusion by the trump campaign and russia. manafort imposing a 7 year sentence for several charges including witness tampering, the senate report comes as us attorney john durham is reportedly set to interview president obama's former cia director john brennan friday. as we look at the next steps in the durham pro, senior fellow at

the hoover institution victor davis hanson calling out michelle obama for attacking donald trump during her speech monday night pointing out corruption tied to her husband's administration. >> we go high when they go low, talking when her husband's administration weapon i asked the irs, the fbi, doj, cia and the subject of a massive investigation by federal attorney would end up if things happen as many predict, one of the most corrupt administrations that tried to destroy a political campaign, presidential transition and the presidency. jillian: former deputy assistant attorney general at the doj john malcolm react to the new development in the russia probe. todd: israel giving a stark warning launching new airstrikes on the militant group in the gaza strip. jillian: in retaliation after bombs and rockets into israel.

live in tel aviv tensions continue to rise. >> reporter: a senior hamas official tells fox news this new round of tension started because israel is not living up to its obligations and long-standing agreements as the humanitarian situation in gaza continues to dysuria. the israelis targeted gaza with a number of airstrikes after dozens of ied balloons were lost over the border, starting fires across the southern part of the country. a rocket was launched from gaza and intercepted by israel's missile defense system. this new tension is grading greater each day as factions are using tactics like balloon launches, nighttime confusion units and rockets to pressure israel. the israelis stopped fuel going into gaza and signs crossing restrictions. responding multiple might over the past week with airstrikes. activities being conducted by multiple groups in gaza, hamas

bears the responsibility for the perspective of the israelis was a team of negotiators will enter gaza to broker appear go of calm. the region is anticipating what comes next. both sides are prepared for larger conflict and waiting to see what the other one does. jillian: new york city mayor bill diblasio's wife slammed for costing taxpayers $2 million. according to the mayor's office, there are eight full-time employees and at least another 6 staffers not on the official roster. the 14 person staff includes a 70,$000 videographer who filled her baking cookies during the pandemic despite 22,000 city workers facing layoffs because of budget cuts during the pandemic. todd: college campus controversy. a professor threatening to dismiss students who oppose abortion in the black wives matter movement. the state educator reportedly writing differing viewpoints are

not allowed in her class saying, quote, you cannot choose any topic that takes at its base that one side doesn't deserve the same basic human rights is you. the school telling fox news this is inconsistent with its commitments to the first amendment. jillian: kanye west getting the ip treatment at a fast food restaurant, stopping at an atlanta area chick-fil-a, a video of the kathy brothers. ♪ jillian: their father founded the chain and joined him for lunch. todd: steve harvey, remember the whole thing when he announced the wrong person? jillian: 20 minutes until the top of the hour. cancel susan be in any? liberal media outlets taking shots at the women's voting

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more are expected today and tomorrow. he will be sentenced friday. todd: a man convicted of murdering michael jordan's father will be released on parole, released in 2023, 30 years after murdering james jordan. convicted in the shooting and killing of jordan's father who slept in his car at a north carolina restaurant in 1993. jordan shockingly retired from basketball months later for a career in baseball which his father hoped he would pursue. three more championships. jillian: online media outlets being accused of trying to cancel susan b anthony after donald trump pardoned her. >> i will be signing a fool and complete pardon for susan b anthony. she was never pardoned. >> reporter: when african americans were facing injustice at an opportune time susan the anthony did nothing, sometimes silence is more damaging than words.

todd: carley shimkus here with more calls to cancel the famous suffragette. >> reporter: in a surprise announcement donald trump ordered the 100 anniversary of women having the right to vote by pardoning susan b anthony who was arrested in 1872 for voting illegally but that pardon did not get praise from one liberal outlet that posted a video accusing anthony of being racist for failing to support african-american voting rights. the new york times out with an article with the headline on the centennial of nineteenth amendment trump pardoned susan b anthony and targets 2020 election. the article goes on to accuse anthony of being an increasingly divisive figure adopted by antiabortion, relegating black suffragettes to the sidelines.

on social media many people accusing these left-leaning outlets of trying to cancel and then he saying if she was pardoned by democratic president her reaction would be different. jillian: hillary clinton has something to say to james comey. >> reporter: james comey posted picture of himself wearing a t-shirt calling for more women being elected into office. he writes nineteenth amendment is an important anniversary but the vote is not enough, meaning more women in office, clinton aid nick merrill responded to that saying all loss of us tried but the t-shirt makes up for it. clinton responded with a gift of confused faith. all of this, reopening the clinton email investigation, many used that as one of many excuses why hillary clinton did not win in 2016. todd: we are talking about this. who better than cliff craven to

save the post office? >> the post office is in a little bit of a pickle right now so i had an idea. why not do all your christmas shopping early at the post office store and it is worth something. >> one of the most famous mailmen of all time, cliff from cheers out with an idea how to save the post office. the president wants the post office to be more of a moneymaking operation so why not everybody pull their money together, not by all the nonsense gifts for christmas and buy stamps for every one. todd: everybody. the former first and second lady sending different messages at the dnc.

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jillian: former second lady jill biden striking a different tone than michelle obama during her address on nights 2 of the dnc. author of resilience on parade and presidential historian joins me with her take, appreciate it. >> reporter: think for having me. jillian: you were listening to

our last segment with carly where we were talking about susan b anthony and some liberal outlets are trying to cancel her claiming she was racist and you want to talk about that. what do you think of that? >> i wrote in my new book about anthony and 7 other suffragists and anthony gathered 400,000 signatures calling for the abolishment of slavery and presented to congress and abraham lincoln and that gave them the justification for the thirteenth amendment that abolished slavery. that was a fact i didn't know that i uncovered in my research on anthony. jillian: i'm glad you brought that to light. let's talk about the dnc. the differences between was michelle obama had to say and joe biden. >> there are those who want to tell us our country is hopelessly divided.

if we entrust this nation to joe he will do for your family what he did for hours, bring us together and make us whole. >> whenever we look to this white house for some leadership what we get instead is chaos, division. jillian: clear distinct difference in the messaging. what do you make of it? >> michelle obama's purpose was to take some strikes against donald trump and jill biden did was michelle obama did years ago when her husband was running for president, presented him as a warm person who can bring people together. what i liked about what jill biden said his joe put his shoulders back and walked forward after the death of bo and that is what americans need to do, be resilient. that was a positive part of jill biden's message that suited her well. jillian: i am curious what role

joe biden would play if joe biden were to win the election. >> she might play a close role, they have a close relationship. we've seen her with him a lot. especially because she is a former teacher, she will have some input into education policy and that is where i wonder how far her message will go. she was in an empty classroom and a lot of parents like myself, i have special needs child hungry for better options for our kids during the covid-19 shutdown. i wonder if some parents will say i want more choices and in detroit the school choice groups, the charter school sent letters to the biden campaign asking about education policy. that will probably be something you might see moving forward. as a teacher she might take a

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>> i am pleased to announce that vice president joe biden has been officially nominated as our candidate for president of the united states. >> it means the world to me and my family and i will see you on thursday. >> this is going to be the most consequential presidency. this is going to be the most important election of your life. >> joe biden will be a president we are proud to salute. >> they want to spend very little money and much less on our military. the biden harris