is get down, get down, get down. todd: shots fired in kenosha, wisconsin is protests turn into right for a third straight night. violent unrest as the emotional plea for peace from the family. jillian: the president issuing a pardon and overseeing the swearing-in of new american citizens as his family make their pitch for a second term.

>> a fight for freedom versus oppression, opportunity versus stagnation. >> every proud american who believes red, white and blue, my father will fight for you. >> not stop fighting for you and your family. >> this is an administration of action and outcome. >> let's rebuild america together. >> one more thing, let's make america great again. >> thank you for starting the day with us. on night 2 of the republican national convention. laying out what you can do for the forgotten man every elected.

jillian: griff jenkins, the vice president will speak tonight. >> reporter: mike pence will be going in shortly. last night it belonged to milania trump speaking from the rose garden making a strong case for her husband. >> wants to help the family succeed. he wants nothing more than for the country to prosper, vote for those ideals. because those are goals we all believe. >> reporter: one keynote speech drew criticism from democrats, mike pompeo. from jerusalem. >> delivering on the studio to keep us safe.

in every corner of the world, the president held china accountable for covering up the china virus a nuclear test. made it stronger, but caliphate is wiped out, it is gone. >> mike pompeo is the first secretary of state to address the are in c saying it violated the hatch act but the rnc, it was not paid for by tax dollars. less controversy two of the presidents making a strong case that their father fights for the american people. >> even in the face of outright hatred because fighting for america is something to sacrifice anything for. >> america is a source of the world's pocket. they believe the only path forward, every day my father fights for the american people. the forgotten man and woman of

the country. >> the president had a naturalization ceremony reporting earlier in the day, democrats also claiming that was in violation of the hatch act and the president pardoning john ponder, convicted bank robber who founded a nonprofit for prisoners. the biden campaign responding directly from joe biden who tweeted i believe the american people are ready for something better. this is our moment, hope is more powerful than here, love is more powerful than hate and light is more powerful than darkness. we hear from mike pence and second lady karen pence along with kellyanne conway, leaving the white house and hear from former director of national intelligence and a host of notable lawmakers.

jillian: which moments struck with voters? >> amy joins us with her take. >> i am personal friends with john ponder and settle with the advisory council board. a moment like that of watching the president pardon him, for him to share the testimony, talk about his story of retention and grace and how he helped thousands into society. was extremely powerful and i was grinning ear to ear with my friend. >> john ponder was a convicted bank robber turned activist, found a nonprofit for prisoners. this is what he has to say. >> my hope is law enforcement,

people across the country can come together and realize we have more in common than they have differences. >> how good a moment is this really. a moment like this happening. >> we heard all of this rhetoric for so long but nothing has been done, the trump administration moving forward with the first step act and able to help those who want to reintegrate and have a better life and upstanding citizens once again and learn how to function, go back to their families and live wonderful lives all over again. this is a testament to the fact that with humility, with work, support that you would need in order to be successful like john

ponder to come back to, quote, normal world you and i function in and it is incredible to watch the president from the very top. the leader of the free world support somebody like john ponder and the thousands john helped. >> thank you for joining us, appreciate it. >> shots fired in kenosha, wisconsin overnight. >> get down, get down, get down, get down. >> fox news capturing harrowing moments rioters take over the streets after the shooting of a black man. >> good morning. protests turn to a third night in kenosha. here's video from the fox news

room once again. >> get down, get down, get down. jillian: police reported shots fired during overnight unrest with possible gunshots but no word, the curfew went unheeded is protests led to more violent confrontations with police and clashes between rival protest groups, the protest sparks by the shooting of jacob blake by officers responding to a domestic dispute. some of that call shown in the cell phone video, three children witnessed the shooting. he may not walk again but his mother pleading for peace. >> jacob knew what was going on as far as that goes, the violence and destruction, would

be very not pleased. all of the police officers, i am praying for you and your families. jillian: the national guard was deployed for a second night to discourage distraction and middle barriers were set up to protect the city courthouse and city buildings. all exits into kenosha county were blocked to keep people out. they have only made 16 arrests so far saying the violence made it unsafe for police to respond saying in part when you go to a group of 500 or thousands and call people out, you created a riot. the sheriff expects to make more arrests after checking surveillance video. one wisconsin lawmaker calling for more security for the city amid the violence. >> we need to provide the resources needed tonight to restore that public safety.

i received so many phone calls of people reaching out, lost their livelihoods, people that are scared, people concerned about what is going to play out. >> a lawyer for jacob blake's family plans to file a civil rights lawsuit. >> hurricane lara a category 3 set to slam the gulf coast. >> michael burgess on that storm, that storm coming up next. long-lasting protection. because your strength is supported by ours. depend. the only thing stronger than us, is you.

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>> hurricane lara straight it then -- strengthening to category 2 storm expected to hit this evening. half 1 million people order to evacuate during the gulf coast. rob: expected to slam louisiana and texas as a category 3 with 105 mile-per-hour winds, 13 feet storm surge. janice dean joins us live. >> janice: striking similar to where rita did 15 years ago on the border between texas and louisiana. 105 mile-per-hour sustained windss, hurricane hunters heading into the storm in bringing data so we get a 5 am advisory, the storm is around 300 miles away from the border of texas and louisiana talking about a landfall is time tomorrow as the storm moved inland as a category 3 storm. scary strong major hurricane

between port arthur and cameron, louisiana. it will be devastating for a lot of folks. heavy rainfall upwards of a foot, 7 to 11 foot storm surge, potential for gusty windss car hurricane force windss especially the right front quadrant is where we get the worst of the rain and the wind and the storm surge. potentially deadly storm surge, inundate in land, talking about flooding potential for many hours, we will continue to monitor it. we bring you the latest. rob: with laura approaching the gulf coast are texans ready? jillian: michael burgess joins us with the latest. we just heard janice say a strong major a cane expected to

hit later tonight or tomorrow morning, we will be discussing this. are you prepared and what do you want texans to know? >> listen to the experts, listen to the governor. listen to the national guard. from what i have seen, i do not live in that area, i am somewhat north and somewhat west of the area that will be affected. my understanding is people are taking it seriously. there have been a number of people who have relocated to the dallas-fort worth area where i live. it has been more difficult as far as planning because of problems of the pandemic in the sectors but there are arrangements to accept people into hotel rooms wherever that can occur. the government is going straight forward, planning the fact that

the declaration allows them fema and federal government as well. with every disaster always local planning and preparedness. it is not new as you heard from janice dean following a similar path as farther inland people will have to -- significant rain will occur, floating between texas and louisiana. to be prepared for that. rob: our prayers are with the people of texas and louisiana. eric trump slamming the far left agenda of the democrats saying they want to defund those disrespecting law enforcement. how worried are you those far left policies are not only taking over america but could be seeping into texas as well. >> we counter with renew,

restore and rebuild. the sharpest contrast for me the night before, significant testimony, the president signing a right to try bill, previous convention, we heard the candidate talk about what is coming and this president who says i will get you what you need. i will remove the restrictions that prevent you from trying, when you're in trouble with something, you have the difference between a candy president and the candidate. we can't have that. jillian: i want to get your opinion on this. they focused on mike pompeo's speech last night as night 2 of the rnc, representative walking castro announcing an investigation into this. a lot of people take issue, this

was done with him as a person, as a private citizen. what do you say about this. >> a novel approach. investigation of this administration. we have never seen that before. if there's any disagreement with this president, to launch a major congressional investigation. and i don't see that a major congressional investigation is wanted, necessary or a political ploy. >> we appreciate your time. >> 19 after the hour. hillary clinton sending a message to joe biden as the

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>> working alongside you every day but i am proud to be on the frontlines of the site. you are making america great again. let's go get another four years. >> eric trump wrapped up his rnc address speaking to donald from the father, not the president. jillian: reaction to the powerful moment. carley: a very nice moment during the speech bringing up the president's brother who passed away two weeks ago.

when we learned how close the president is with his children, that became a topic of conversation and a strength of his on the campaign trail. the president keeps his children close. laura trump, his daughter-in-law will speak tonight. scrolling through comments regarding eric's speech, trump supporters, karen on twitter says eric represented his family well. there you have it on its front. jillian: hillary clinton has a message for joe biden. >> joe biden should not concede any circumstances. i do believe he will win if we don't give an inch.

carley: hillary clinton think this race is going to drag on for some time. she predicted the president is not going to leave the white house if he loses. and telling joe biden not to concede if the race is close. come november with the influx of mail in voting in the confusion that can spark she thinks we will not find out the winner on election night, it will be a long race to figure out who the next president is and telling joe biden not to concede under any circumstances will raise some eyebrows in conservative circles. jillian: it is 25 after the era, donald trump welcoming new american citizens during a surprise ceremony at the white house. heather: has been committed to solving immigration since day one. ♪

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jillian: tonight laura trump will take the stage at the rnc and give a preview of her speech to griff jenkins. todd: here is more on the big night ahead. >> reporter: interesting to spend time with the president's daughter-in-law laura trump, who has a unique story, being accepted into the trump family and wants to share that insight tonight. here's what she told me. >> i come from middle-class family in north carolina, to talk about that, meeting the president and i want to give a version of donald trump you never hear about the man that he is an the centennial of women's suffrage. i will talk about that, things that have been accomplished for women in this country under this administration. >> reporter: i asked laura to

respond to joe biden and kamala harris's criticism that donald trump's administration was casting darkness and the rnc has been a dark week so far and here's what she had to say. >> democrats and joe biden and kamala harris, the most stylish radical socialist ticket in the history of politics want to in their own words fundamentally change america, they want to take us on a path toward socialism, full government control. it is not the america we've always known and loved. it would be a very different country and i don't know we could recover from a biden harris ticket if they were to win. >> reporter: as someone who has some insight on the campaign's thinking and operations i asked what they could accomplish this week at the convention. >> we are trying to be inspirational and hopeful from the trump campaign and with this convention we want people to leave this convention inspired

and excited about the future of america. i didn't get that sense from the democrats last week. that is our hope at the end of this week. >> reporter: it will be fascinating to see what she has to say and the big speech from mike pence and sharon pens at fort mchenry in baltimore, a site chosen because it was the site of the war of 1812 when francis scott key did the star-spangled banner. todd: very symbolic, thank you. jillian: the convention striking a different tone and conventions passes everyday men and women take center stage in the political process. todd: victor davis hanson points out the shift in the republican party under trump is one that better represents the american worker. >> this is not the party of john mccain and mitt romney anymore. they would never have a

convention where people were talking about the opiate crisis or workers in the midwest or the need to confront china or the immigration challenge head on. it is more of a populist workers party. i am for capital gains reduction and privatizing social security but those are not the issues today and they are not talking about those things. that is an aristocratic party, this is a working party. todd: one of the most memorable moments donald trump welcoming five illegal immigrants to the white house to become us citizens. >> you follow the rules, obey the laws, learn your history, embrace our values, and the most prized, treasured, cherished and priceless possession anywhere in the world called american citizenship. jillian: does this disprove the less narrative that republicans are anti-immigrant, it rnc rising star joins us with his unique perspective.

thank you for being here, appreciate it. tell me how big a moment that was last night. >> we -- i am praying for the state of texas and the people of louisiana for this hurricane, i hope everyone is staying safe and my prayers are with them. in terms of last night it was an incredible moment, what the american dream is all about. and immigrant living in the united states, it is an honor and privilege to be a citizen of the united states of america, the greatest country on earth, a beautiful moment, an incredible moment, just thankful and i congratulate the immigrants who are now united states citizens. todd: the president describing one of the latest us citizens, take a listen. >> robert martin ramirez

outcomes are is from bolivia and has been a lawful permanent resident of the united states since 2013 starting his own business, a construction company that now employs five workers, soon you will have hundreds of employees. todd: do you see this moment swaying any voters? >> absolutely especially with the hispanic community. the hispanic community, especially immigrants, we work hard and he is what the american dream is all about, a small business owner starting your own company. at the end of the day hispanics and immigrants, american prosperity, this president provided this in the last four years and i know covid-19 has happened, the pandemic has happened but i bet you and guarantee you, continues to talk about economic progress and immigrants and hispanics across

the country definitely resonate. jillian: let's talk about milania trump getting high remarks for her >> what she had to say in the rose garden specifically about becoming an american citizen and making her american dream come true. take a listen. >> i arrived in the united states when i was 26 years old. i studied for the test in 2006 and became an american citizen. i understand what a privilege it is to live here and to enjoy the freedom and opportunity we have. jillian: a real people who will continue to knock her down but this was a powerful moment. tell me what you think of what she had to say. >> she's living the american dream. someone who came from another country can be an american and here she is, first lady of the united states of america.

it doesn't get better than that. he has been an incredible first lady, taken that role with love and grace and patience and so much kindness so to see her as an immigrant be the first lady let you know anything can be anything they want, you work hard, put your faith in god and you believe in freedom, anything can happen, doesn't matter where you come from, if you're an american, or you need to do is put god, family and freedom behind you. todd: thank you for your insights this morning. jillian: hurricane laura strengthening to a category 2 storm is a store texas and louisiana. todd: mandatory evacuations are underway right now. >> reporter: the message from local officials this morning, board up and get out.

here is the texas governor. >> people anywhere near where the eye of the hurricane will come ashore will need to be very aware of this high water surge because it could easily sweep you away. >> reporter: holly beach was devastated in hurricane rita 15 years ago. look at the before and after photos, houses by the beach in 2001, then just after rita nothing. we talked to local deputy who says most residents are getting on those evacuation buses and taken far in land. the hour long drive from lake charles, there are a few that are sticking around. >> someone has to stay behind to watch the elders that can't move, the facilities the can't move. if you can get out safely i would do it. like i said, some of the cowboys got to stay behind and protect the heard.

jillian: hurricane laura could bring 13 foot storm surge to holly beach. this house in theory could be fine when it comes to storm surge but you have to remember the winds. they are predicting could hit with 120 mile-per-hour winds, stronger than rita and you saw what that storm did. todd: you can plan as much as you want but mother nature will do what she wants. thank you, please be safe. jillian: 38 after the hour, mike pompeo says four years of donald trump will make america even safer. todd: skinner reacts to the unprecedented speech coming up next. weats. find your friends. find your sense of wander. find the world is new, again. at chevy we'd like to take you there. now during the chevy open road sales event, get up to 15% of msrp cash back on select 2020 models.

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jillian: welcome back. secretary of state mike pompeo meeting with the crown prince of bahrain as part of the trump administration push to build a coalition in the middle east with israel.

tensions grow along israel's border. >> reporter: us secretary of state mike pompeo did meet with the crown prince of the rain this morning. he's headed to the uae to discuss the normalization of ties with us ally israel as part of a multi-country tour of the middle east. mike pompeo met with sudanese leadership, he and the prime minister discussed the possibility of removing sudan from the state sponsor of terror list as part of deal to normalize relations with israel. sudan faces heavy sanctions as a result of being on that list. donald trump's son-in-law jared kushner will visit the reason for peace talks in the coming days. it was announced yesterday kushner and the delegation will take the first ever commercial flight from israel to the uae. the flight will leave on monday and an israeli team will promote medical, technological and

diplomatic advancements between the countries. kushner's visit comes amid ongoing tension not only on the israel gaza border but also the israel lebanon border. overnight the israelis struck targets in lebanon and gaza amid tension in a security situation. todd: mike pompeo taking time to address the rnc. >> i have a big job as susan's husband and nick's dad. susan and nick are more safe and their freedoms more secure because donald trump has put his america first vision into action delivering on the duty to keep us safe and our freedoms intact. this president has led bold initiative in every corner of the world. todd: the speech is stirring controversy, it did lay out the foreign-policy accomplishment of this administration. senior advisor to mike pompeo joins me to react which is mike pompeo correct? is the usa for because of donald

trump? >> i actually agree because the president has delivered on key objectives that he outlined in the 2016 campaign long before he had foreign-policy advisors and the secretary of state and put it together in a way that we haven't nato alliance despite the difficulties we had with our european partners and those -- it continues to exist. we have a growing kind of euro of nato communities, gold states that partnered with the united states and israel against the terrorist supporting regime in tehran. when you look around the globe the united states has a set of regional partnerships that were in their infancy or didn't exist at all when donald trump became president. i think a lot of the credit for

the various foreign-policy items mike pompeo mentioned should be given to donald trump himself. i was struck by the fact that most of them originated in the white house not the state department, not the defense department. rob: there's a ton of pushback from democrats to this speech. listen to a little bit of it. >> the fact that a sitting secretary of state would give a speech like this is flat-out disgraceful. >> the secretary himself cautioned employees at the state department that they should not be engaged in any partisan activity because they work for the state department. todd: are these criticisms justified? >> i bank that is an important question to ask. there is something called the hatch act and the secretary let the state employees now, they

can't be involved in presidential political campaigns and i think leadership starts at the top. it will be helpful for mike pompeo to explain to the state department employees in the nation why he felt he could use his personal capacity to make an important speech at a convention. it explains why this is outside of this, the rules that he embraces for his employees would be helpful and also would support the president because leadership is about being consistent with what you do, providing an example to follow you. jillian: it will be interesting to see the response from the secretary of state in the coming days, thank you very much. jillian: a high school teen demonized in the media standing

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protesters in dc, showing full confronting a woman eating at a restaurant demanding she raise her fist in solidarity. demonstrators were part of a black lives matter much, the woman telling the washington post she supports the movement but since she felt, quote, under attack. jillian: covington high school student nick sandman tearing into the mainstream media for coverage of the center of this interaction, what he thinks of cancel culture. >> >> the target of network and cable news networks. what is happening to me had a name. it was call being canceled. i would not be canceled. >> joining me with reaction, your reaction to that. >> nicholas sandman, not long ago, just last year, sued cnn

for $250 million each and settled with both of those news organizations because coverage of him was so blatantly dishonest saying he had attacked a native american elder. you see the video, he's trying to defuse the situation, he didn't say a word but because he was wearing a amaga hat that was his crime in the media was going to take them down. he has settled on those lawsuits and the fact that we see two things, one in the new york times, talking about sandman previewing rnc speakers last night nicholas sandman, teenager involved in a confrontation with a native american man at a protest, that is all they say about him, not that he sued those news organizations but also you have former clinton white house press secretary joe lockhart say this on twitter last night. i am watching tonight because it is important but i don't have to

watch this snubnosed entitled kid from kentucky as if the network has learned nothing, you can't just attack a teenager for no reason. you see between on the screen. he's getting the last laugh and the fact you have worth -- former press secretary to her now political analyst attacking him shows they just don't get it. jillian: are we too quick to cancel right now? >> i want to cancel cancel culture? can we do that? it is the problem with social media, everybody can share their innermost feelings at any moment and these things go viral in a hurry and before you know it you have these businesses or certain corporations that panic because for five minutes something trends on twitter. i look at the goya ceo who said something nice about donald trump as he said something nice about president obama not long ago, he said i'm not going to apologize, you're not going to cancel me and he is still the

ceo of a new jersey-based committee, don't apologize if you feel you're in the right and too many people feel they have to because the mob is coming after them and that the only way to appease them with apologies get you nowhere anyway. jillian: someone else took a shot at the media, tiffany trump talking about misinformation, take a listen. >> people must recognize our thoughts are being manipulated and coerced rather than allowing americans the right to form our own base, this misinformation system keeps people mentally enslaved to ideas they deem correct. jillian: how are we better at this so we are not coming out and canceling kids and not giving misinformation too quickly because we live in a society because of the evolution of twitter and social media everything is instantaneous, everyone wants to be the first to have the information or give out the facts or what they think are the facts, how are we better, how do we better

ourselves? >> we have to be better, everyone wants to be first instead of being accurate, the foundation had a pulled out that was so telling and speaks to what tiffany trump was talking about. 84%, 8 in 10 americans think the media divides the country instead of informs the country. 86% thinks it is biased, 72% of american since 1976 trusted the media. that has been turned on its head. i wish we could be better but seems to be getting worse because of the point you made, social media being first instead of accurate and the fact we are so tribal in terms of putting opinion instead of fact is a big problem. it is wednesday, big morning exercise guy. jillian: it is important, thank you as always. good to see you. todd: exciting to hear the activity.

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get down, get down, get down, get down. >> shots fired asked protests turn into riots for a third straight night. we are live with the violent unrest and emotional plea for peace from jacob blake's family. todd: night 2 of the rnc, the president usually a pardon and overseeing the swearing-in of new american citizens as his