he must embrace his obligation to the american family, the american worker and the american soldier. he must believe that america is exceptional. [cheering and applause] and be prepared in the tradition of our founders to pledge his life, his fortune, his sacred honor to preserve, protect and defend the constitution of the united states. [cheering and applause] he must share the values and principles of our presidential nominee and be trusted to faithfully implement the will of the people. j.d. vance is such a man. [cheers and applause]

>> welcome to the five, seet e nominated to be the vice presidential candidate, we want to listen and hear. >> a man who loves america and will represent our people with moral courage, strength, and honor. j.d. is a living embodiment of the american dream. he came from humble beginnings and even as his life took him to places he might have never imagined, he never forgot where he came from. ohio values are in his blood to. he served our nation in the united state. [cheers and applause] he is a graduate of the ohio state university.

[cheers and applause] he graduated summa cum laude from gale law school and is the author of the best-selling book "hillbilly elegy." and he is a crusader for the people of the ohio in the united states senate. he has never forgotten the er will. he fought to bring investment to middle america as a businessman and has fought to defend them every single day in the senate. this i know, he will faithfully stand by president donald trump's side ad change the course of our nation. [cheers and applause] they will change the course of

our nation to the benefit of all american citizens and truly make our country great again.s anhed] it is therefore my honor to nominate ohio senator j.d. vance for the office of vice president of the united states of america! [cheers and applause] >> delegates and alternates pursuant to rule 48 a motion to nominated by acclamation is now in order, the chair now recognizes delegates bernie

moreno, senate candidate from ohio for the purpose of making a motion. >> thank you madam chair, my name is bernie moreno i'm honored to be the republican nominee for the u.s. senatthe e! [cheers and applause] i know firsthand my dear friend j.d. is a selfless and brilliant fighter. he is a patriot who loves america. he loves ohio. he loves his family. he's a great father, he's a great man. that's what we need in this nation today. to j.d. vance america first is not just a slogan, it's his north star. he has followed it every moment of his life and career. he knows what it's like to live in poverty. forgotten by washington politicians. he is dedicated to ensure noev n again.

[cheers and applause] madam chair, it is a great honor to move that j.d. vance be nominated by acclamation by this republican national convention as its candidate for the office of vice president of the united states of america. [cheers and applause] >> without objection, the previous question is ordered to. the question is on the motion that vendor j.d. vance bay nominated by acclamation. all those in favor signify by saying aye. all of those opposed signify by saying no. in the opinion of the chair of the ayes habit. the motion is laid up on the table.

[cheers and applause] [crowd chanting "j.d."] delegates and alternates ladies and gentlemen i'm proud to announce a senator j.d. vance has the overwhelming support of this convention to be the next vice president of the united states. the chair is pleased to make the following appointments to the committee for senator j.d. vance periods vice president will nominee. thank you and god bless america. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome back speaker johnson. >> what a great night.

pursuant to rule 40d of the rules of the republican party i formally declare present donald j. trump and j.d. vance as thepresent and vice presidenf the united states. >> ladies and gentlemen please welcome back our chairman michael hartley. the republican party. what a great afternoon for america. it is now time to take the official convention photograph. if all of the delegates would please stand and turn to the center camera directly opposite the stage, we will take the official photograph.

thank you delegates. at this time, please welcome leora leavy, delegates and national committee woman from connecticut who will lead us in. >> let us pray. that means be quiet. [laughter] bow your heads. heavenly father, we thank you for the life and strength of president donald trump and pray that you continue to protect his family. we pray for cor comparatore ands

family. king of the universe, who knows all indices all please watch over us as we embark on the work for which we have gathered here today. we are psent donald j. trump, a leader with wisdom, strength, courage, and the experience to repair what has been badly broken. lord, please bless leaders of our great republican party, blessed president trump, vice president j.d. vance, rnc chairman michael whatley, cochairman lara trump. the delegates, alternates, and guests gathered here today as we work to make america great ag again. may we remember your word in deuteronomy 31-6.

be strong and courageous, do not be afraid because of them because the lord your god goes with you. he will never leave nor forsake you. our father in heavenbless r exceptional country, the united states of america and all who stand vigilant to protect us or call the members of our armed forces, police, and first responders. we pray for the peace of jerusalem. your eternal city and for all the children of abraham. we remember and play stomach pray for freedom of the hostages kidnapped and held so cruelly against their will. please keep them in your site and hasten the day of their freedom. we gather today from different committees, cities, states, and territories. let us pray together united for our nation united states of

america. may our prayers and unite the american people to work together for the betterment of our nation may america be a light unto the nations in an emissary of clarity and leadership under the world. grant peace, blessing, grace and loving kindness and mercy to us. bless us our father all of us as one with the light of your fa faith, amen. >> in a moment we will recess until this evening's session. this evening's session will reconvene at approximately 5:45. however, i will instruct delegates to please return to the hall at 5:30:00 p.m. in order to be in your seats at

5:45:00 p.m. i thank you for consideration. the chair declares the 2024 republican national convention is in recess subject to the call of the chair. >> dana: there you have at the rnc convention is underway, that was chairman michael watley. we are excited to be here in milwaukee. judge jeanine pirro, jessica cback from her maternity leave - jesse watters and greg gutfeld, et cetera be here. we expect him to speak at some point we will keep you updated as to when that will be. four of us at this table have a chance to tell you our thoughts about the rnc kick off, the failed assassination attempt of president trump, and the vp pick but greg gutfeld has yet to give you a bit of his wisdom and his

wit. i turn it over to you, give you the floor in milwaukee. >> greg: i missed the whole thing. this is probably been -- the last few days, and the most unbelievable, surreal moment in political history. i don't think there's any way to oversell it. i find it funny watching people who call trump a threat to democracy now wishing for his spspeedy recovery. to people who fought hitler wish him a speedy recovery after they attempted to kill him? y never really meant it to begin with and it was just words, stuff you say to win. i almost respect the dog's dogs not barking, hollywood for once is biting its collective lip. maybe they have realized they went too far, to walk it back with a hallmark greeting card to. i think the democrats never understood that a statistical possibility of demonic mess

messaging. say the stuff repetitively to 300 million people, there is going to be a few nut cases that act on it. my feeling is the left doesn't know it goes too far until they go too far. it has always been about abolishing boundaries from borders to gender to the nature of crime, to rhetoric. without any normal stopgap of moderate democrats they keep going, keep going until you see what happens on saturday. the fact joy reid protected her tweets going underground, morning breath taken off the air, it's an admission the boundaries were crossed. even they realize they themselves cannot be trusted to. this is the drunk that hands over their own car keys. i think what we are seeing is what happens when you conflate boundaries with losing. it's not losing to surrender to limits, it's been a conscious human saying maybe we went too far. i'm looking for something -- i'm

going to say it's. there was something you said i don't know when it was a couple days ago, said why can't you just not win this one. why do you have to win everything? i go back to that thought because it's for republicans, politics on the list of things that matter are below family, work, religion, nascar, hunting, fishing but for a lot of democrats, it's personal. it's their life. they don't have any boundaries when it comes to the things they say. i'm not saying they caused this thing, what i'm saying is that it's assassination by amplification. you don't call somebody hitler in the hopes they don't get killed. you don't demonize somebody hoping they get flowers sent to them. you do this because you have a desire to win at all costs.

now you have seen what happens and now you have people saying maybe we should dial it back a bit, dial it back a bit -- i think it was on the view we need to lower the temperature. they are nothing more than arsonists who aren't aware of the actual work they have done. they have raised the temperature every day, a threat to democracy a threat to democracy. i don't know what's worse believing he was a threat to democracy, or saying he was and knowing you were lying and not understanding what you did. that's my thoughts. >> can i follow with one thing -- we are going to get everybody at the table here, i was wanting to ask you about msnbc's decision to pull morning joe. this is the president's show that he watches every morning, he has a big prime time address in the next morning his big show isn't on because presumably because somebody told cnn they thought the panel couldn't be trusted to.

>> it is an admission of guilt, that's what it is. take anything like january 6th for example, nobody was taken off of fox because we aren't guilty. we are here to talk about what happened. they they understood they had people like joy reid, why did she lock her tweets down? is she cleaning up her media footprints? msnbc must understand where they are in this game they lead it here. to me it's like either you double down on trump is hitler or you go quiet. either way you are guilty. >> you can't just go quiet for a week. we did have big news today president trump announced his vp pick. up it is the senator from ohio, the junior senator j.d. vance, he won in 2022. he has been a senator for a couple of years, kind of reminds me of barack obama. >> jessie: exactly like

barack obama! >> as soon as i said if jessica was like oh, yeah. >> it's good to have you back around the table. >> you were so missed and you just happen to be pregnant at the perfect time to deliver this baby when you missed a trial and biden's meltdown in the attempted assassination. >> we have good fertility mojo. >> great timing. >> j.d. vance is good, i like him, they like him because he is great on television, he has composed and he will be calm when he prosecutes kamala kamala harris. he's great on these mainstream media shows. he is very moderate and hits you in the face eloquently. his biography is stunning, his biography, he's a poor kid from a steel town in ohio. his dad wasn't there, his mom was an addict, raised by his grandmother in one of these towns that was hollowed out by these trade deals. he has the biography of

populism. he joins the marines and comes back and goes to the ohio state and gail which was my safety school. and becomes this brilliant author. also a venture capitalist but he's not a corporate republican. he's for the american worker and that distinguishes him from a lot of the older republicans. his age distinguishes them, i think he's younger than jessica. >> by a few months. >> she's not upset about it but ideologically he's america first, janine touched on the last week. he doesn't want to get entangled with these alliances. he is for strong borders, strong tariffs. a very family structure. he will be a great future leader in the party but he's not being anointed. he's not saying you are going to take the torch and run with it, he's going to have to work for the nomination in 28 and he probably will do a good job. >> judge can you give us a sense of president trump's frame of

mind, 48 hours since the assassination attempt he is here in milwaukee -- we don't know except the one we are going to hear from him but we do know he gave a pretty remarkable interview and it was ran in "the new york post" in which he saave been given a chance to unite, what do you think? >> jeanine: i've spoken to them a couple of times and it's amazing, it has just been 48 hours since he was knocked down by a shot in that iconic moment where his fist is up, he's down with the american flag in the background and it shows that -- i believe that will be a statue one day. it's so iconic, it's so telling of the moment. the fact he made a decision to get up, he even said he wanted to continue the speech. they talked about being defiant in the face of wickedness and he would continue to go forward, continue with the republican national convention, announced the vice presidential candidate.

he feels there was a hand of god involved, he does believe there was divine intervention here. i think in picking j.d. vance, donald trump is feeling bullish. there are those who said you have to pick a woman, you have to pick a minority, you have to pick someone from a swing states. j.d. vance is from ohio, i think trump is ten points up in ohio but his story is the story of america. jesse made it clear, he came from next to nothing with a mother who had a lot of problems and he went to jail and he went into the marines after 9/11. he's got three young kids, he's married to a woman who is an attorney. it tells me that it's maga now and maga in the future, that's what donald trump is interested in, he loves this country he believes j.d. vance's policies are now aligned with his and so he's comfortable with it.

he's comfortable with the former iraq veteran and i think this is a great pick for him. i can't wait to see the j.d. vance-kamala debate. >> dana: p popcorn and milk duds we are going to be here for that. >> greg: racist. >> dana: axios said a senior house democrat told them we all resigned ourselves to a second trump presidency. alexandria ocasio-cortez said if you go that way you should absolutely retire. what are your thoughts on that? >> jessica: i sit with aoc on that and i don't think that reporting is accurate. there was a big piece in "politico" today about she is out there, she thinks what's best is joe biden doesn't stay at the top of the ticket if the reporting is correct and she wants to make sure they move ahead with that. she doesn't want to lose the house, that is her legacy, her

and hakeem jeffries she's worked side-by-side with. we want to hold onto the senate does well we think with a three seat margin we can take back the house realistically. axios has had a lot of good reporting on the back and forth but that doesn't ring true to me. i hasn't spoken to one democrat who doesn't think we have to do every thing we possibly can to save the top the ticket and all the way down. in terms of the j.d. vance pick this is what democrats wanted to come up for them pick j.d. vance. he is a security blanket with a beard for donald trump. i know the beard was a big point of contention and i'm glad he's willing to give the facial hair a chance. is exactly the same basis donald trump it doesn't expand the map, his policies are the same protection us, america first, anti-nato, throw ukraine to the wolves. he's got a great back story for sure, i read hillbilly elegy like every good liberal and enjoyed it.

what the election was going to be about it's still about. when i saw glenn youngkin come out today in at the reception is so booming for him, is this happening? that would be really bad about putting virginia in plan i know it's close they are. nikki haley is going to be there, did trump have a moment with god and come to over the weekend and said it should be nikki haley or glenn youngkin, somebody who gets me those never trumpers, he went with the pit bull. i was talking to martha about it, he wants to strike this unite until he talked about this in the interview. j.d. vance was the first person to blame joe biden the democrats for what happened to him. donald trump goes this way, j.d. vance goes that way and says the thing donald trump is really thinking but he thinks is presidential enough. >> i would add one comment, i don't think president trump needed a vice presidential pick that would help expand the map

because trump himself is expanding the map. we are looking at new hampshire, minnesota, virginia, states democrats have won before. >> i forgot to add it's my favorite topic, abortion. >> i was waiting for that. >> i'm a new mom so i didn't want to bring it up righay but really bad for j.d. vance. what's going on in ohio you're going to hear a lot about that story again about that 10-year-old who was a raped and had to go to indiana to get health care. when he talked about it on "meet the press" recently he was a little bit more reasonable personally but policy is policy and he's from a state that is restrictive. >> dana: welcome back jessica. president biden reacting to the attempt on trump's life in a brand-new interview, we will have it for you. ♪ ♪ of bringing textile manufacturing back to america. we're taking the best fibers our farm can produce,

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>> jeanine: fox news alert, nbc news has just released a clip from lester holt's interview with president biden, let's listen to that. >> it's talk about the conversation that's started it's really about language, what we say out loud and the consequences of those. you called your opponent an existential threat on a call a week ago come you said it's time to put trump in the bull's-eye. there is some dispute about the context but i think you appreciate -- >> the truth of the matter was what i was talking about at the time was there is very little focus on trump's agenda. >> but the term was bull's-eye. >> it was a mistake to use that word, i meant focus on him. >> jeanine: will the media and democrats listen to the president when he calls to lower the temperature? while the former president was still bleeding from a bullet wound to his head to some of the press were quickly trying to blame at trump for getting shot.

>> president trump and his supporters have contributed to this violent rhetoric as well. >> we were just looking back this morning at some of things former president trump has said, it's going to be a bloodbath for the country, that will be the least of it. he said he was partly joking and that was taken out of context but those are indeed his words. >> he is recovering from these injuries, this is a traumatic event for him. i noticed there was no call for lowering the temperature, condemning all political violence and really trying to signal to his supporters as well. not to retaliate or to have any kind of escalation here. >> jeanine: i'll go to you first. it's interesting i just pulled up the quote. the quote within days before the shooting is "we are done talking about the debate. it's time to put trump in a

bull's-eye." can he really lower his own tone and temperature? >> jessie: he won't because that's all the democrats have. they have demonization strategy that animates their base. it gets them fired up, they get ratings from it. they make money fund raising from it. that's basically the cornerstone of the democrats turn out operation which is trump is a threat and without the democrats being against trump they don't know what they are for. we will see if they can table that i doubt it, i think they need to go into a quarter dumb a corner and sit down and think about what they have been saying. we don't know if crookes was watching morning joe all day and watching the politico, we don't know if you had help. we don't know if he is one of these kooks like the reagan assassin who was trying to impress jodie foster, we don't know. we know the stories they have been telling about this man have been toxic and the language has been too hot. it's the same thing the cia does with foreign governments they

want to overthrow. they controversy allies of the leader, they the platform they drum up stupid investigations and they whip up this hurricane of hostility which makes the public so crazy they think they are in imminent danger if the leader stays around periods damaging it should never be done inside this country. >> jeanine: donald trump has indicated for the republican national convention he had a humdinger of a speech and he said after the shooting, he made a decision to give a different speech, suggesting that speech is going to be talking about unity and this is an opportunity for president trump to be one of the greatest presidents. >> dana: he said in an interview i was given a chance to unite the country in the world it might not be a the exact quote but it's along those lines. last night's speech i felt like it fell short of hitting the mark and the reason i did is because he didn't say something like -- including me.

last week i said between the bull's-eye -- that's it a metaphor, lots of us use metaphors and i can see how that can be taken today. follow me i will lead to. because he didn't do that, lester holt is able to say what about what you said? they could have taken the sting out of it but they decided not to do that. just remember it was joe biden who said mitt romney was going to put black americans back in chains. it was jim crow 2.0. even last night alexandria ocasio-cortez tweets we have to protect the country from the fascists. i'm not sure the message is getting through on the left. i don't know what the end of this week will look like on that front. all of us use metaphors, we can give each other a little bit of grace and we could say going forward let's be thoughtful about the language i don't know how long that lasts. i do appreciate the spirit of the moment. >> jeanine: we'll see. i didn't say before i missed

arguing with you, i really did. i'm so glad to have you back. jen psaki was demanding this was after the attempted assassination that republicans change their rhetoric, their tone and she said she is incredibly scared, rachel maddow has always talked about being taken off the air and being put in a camp. that's the kind of language i'm really surprised in this moment jen psaki is sticking to it. >> i think everyone is concerned about what is to come next and i've spoken to a number of republicans around the convention, where it some thing else may happen. if it's possible that shooter could get that close to him we could see something else and it could happen to anyone of any political stripe. that is where jen psaki's concern is coming from. i happen to think that you don't need to change the program you watch your words and there can be a lot of fiery speakers, the

prime time speeches are going to be big. i'm not in the business of telling republicans what we can do with the convention. the themes of the convention are the basis for the campaign >> jeanine: but she was demanding the republicans -- >> jessica: i don't agree with that, i think they should be sensible and responsible about the moment and it's a huge moment to do that. i wanted clarity from president biden on the bull's-eye comments, we watch the lester holt interview with interest. nobody who is being an honest broker can possibly believe that the democratic rhetoric is the problem here. if the issue is we are saying all the time he's a threat to democracy, j.d. vance is also saying he's like hitler and i guess he's redeemed now. donald trump set a fund-raising email just last week that said joe biden is a threat to democracy and only one of these candidates has inspired people

to send pipe bombs, talk about firing up the base. donald trump has been doing that since 2016 remember when he said the second amendment people could take care of it -- talks about that congressman from montana who bought a slender reporter and he's my type. he -- joe biden hog-tied to. >> greg: that was hilarious, were talking about an attempted assassination and left a man dead to. a shooter groomed and incentivized by a drumbeat of demonization, you can call people hitler all you want but you have to ask yourself why would you? you have a right to say whatever you want, you can say i'm hitler but the question is why would you? you cannot pretend you did not know where it would lead.

trump laughs about a picture of a hog-tied of joe biden on the back of a pickup truck that is not demonization that is a meme. >> jessica: saying to second amendment people you can take care of it about hillary clinton? that was his political opponents. >> jeanine: the day before the attempted assassination of donald trump, joe biden said he's even more dangerous than i've said before. he's unhinged, he snapped i guess he really didn't watch the debate when he's asked if he had seen it. he is a threat to this nation he will win over my dead body. >> greg: i'm sure when he called trump he said no hard feelings that's how it works i say you are evil -- you have to understand, it's scary to think joe biden would lie it like that but he has. it's scary to believe this stuff. the real challenge is what do you do next?

you can't do the trump's hitler narrative anymore because he will be thoroughly reviled by the public. you are going to need more than demonization but you got nothing else planned to sue have to pivot to abortion good luck with that. when it comes to trump's hitler, the dog caught the car and realized he can't drive it. you can sit here and throw all the rhetoric at trump you want, everyone understands trump. everybody understands, he makes jokes. your side wasn't making jokes when you call somebody hitler and you say no we are not, those aren't the same thing. >> jessica: the guy who send pipe bombs under stood the jokes? >> greg: i don't know who that is. >> jeanine: steve scalise? >> bernie sanders came out right away. >> jessie: i think you should prepare for a beautiful

dictatorship, it's going to be a four-year dictatorship, from day one trend. >> he will probably get the supreme court to give him a second term they would do that. >> jessie: we can only hope. the secret service scrambling to explain the most stunning scrub in decades, the woman who heads the agency says changes are coming to the trump security detail but she accepted no fault for the attempt that led a would-be assassin able to get within 130 yards of a former president. bidens dhs chief was also out spinning about who's at fault for the deadly security breach. >> a direct line of sight like that to the former president should n not occur. that is why president biden ordered an independent review of the incident should occur, we are going to really study the event independently and make recommendations to the secret service in to me so we can assure the safety and security of our protect these

switches one of our most vital missions in the secret service, across the government. >> jessie: that is until we get new details on what went wrong. the building the gunman was on was the staging area for the local police tactical team doing overwatch of the crowd, that's according to abc. the gunman gained roof access without a ladder. of the fbi says they have gained access to the gunman's cell phone but have not yet determined a potential motive. biden caught up with reporters today who pressed him on his confidence in the secret secret service. >> yes i do. >> do you still have faith? >> yes i do. >> jessie: the fact that he hasn't fired her already but the fact she hasn't offered her resignation is stunning to me. >> ordinary americans with no experience in security,

law enforcement, no. you can call it an outside perimeter you can collect inside perimeter, you could call it mars. it was 150 yards from the place of former president was speaking and with a direct line of sight. the secret service wants to blame the local police and you got the local police acting like they apparently went up and then he came down -- we've got some issues. you can't just say local police had that you've got to do your own advance work. how dangerous is it, how many people do we have to bring? you know there are problems with the secret service. kamala's detailed two of them had a problem we covered a few months ago a woman was hired to. problems with t the dallas polie police department, there's a culture that has to be addressed. they need a leader who's going to take no prisoners and they need to someone unlike this woman.

the night there was an attempted assassination of a former president of the united states, she doesn't speak. the next day she shows up, she says i'm not going to talk about it. you need to talk about it! you deserve, we deserve answers. you owe us an answer. in the end how can we possibly believe that she is in that position with her agency to protect the president going forward when they failed on the last one and are deep and to address it and alejan -- nobodys fired on the left, they just keep going. i want to talk about the guys in this area where the president was. the president popped up too many times. if it was a second shooter, they would've handed him. there's a lot to talk about, i want to talk about the trump crowd. they were as resilient as donald trump, they didn't run, they didn't scatter. didn't stampede they started

yelling, they learned this from donald trump. >> jessie: we are hearing this guy didn't get access to the roof that means he must have gotten inside the building somehow and onto the roof. how was he having access to that building if that's a tactical site for the locals. >> there are so many questions to be answered and there's going to be a hearing next monday, starting on the congressional side of things. i do wonder about joe biden calling her in to see you in my office right now. at least to say i want to know what happened, tell me more. they don't do that and i think mayorkas has been saying for three years the border is secure, i don't actually hear what he says when heng i would s most presidents will always defend the secret service, they have to havethe secret service. biden could have done that for trump and for future presidents.

>> greg: i think agents are doing the best they can, it's up to the investigator to decide whether the people of the top really screwed it up, screwed them over. if trump was short staffed or given the c squad, creating vulnerabilities. i don't think going to social media finding those answers is a good thing. i think there might be some opportunity costs as you see in every industry when it comes to deia. i don't mind dei at starbucks or dmv but secret service, dei? die. that's not a criticism of the agents, you can have the bravest, most passionate agents, if no comment on their bravery. tyrus once said to me i can be your bodyguard but you can't be mine. there's no way i can block a

shot to his head, chest, or even belt buckle. there's some things you kind of have to look at and it's way above my pay grade. i think the secret service, they are brave, it's not about them, it's about what is above them. >> jessica: i was particularly taken with that interview the bbc god, the incredible blind journalist who was interviewing the rally goer, wearing the visor that has orange hair attached to it who said i saw him and i was yelling about it. the reporting that has come out since then, they knew that a particular building was a vulnerability and i don't understand how you go forward with a rally knowing that's within sniper range is a vulnerability. on the dei front she's a 27 year veteran of the secret service we need to hear from her and understand what happened there. the secret service sniper who

didn't shoot him at first but was a man, the local cop climbed up into didn't do anything was also a man. >> greg: that guy didn't do anything, he ducked because he was going to get shot. >> jessica: if you see somebody holding a rifle pointed at the former president of the united states -- >> greg: pointed at him, he ducked. his presence probably caused the shooter to rush causing him to shoot early, who knows. i wasn't there. >> dana: it also might have saved the president. >> jeanine: but unfortunately another person was killed. >> jessie: we are praying for them and their family. president biden gets a break from democrats trying to boot him after the attempts on trump's life.

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>> greg: joe biden getting a political lifeline after the attempt on trump's life, democrats are calling off the dogs for now on the effort to kick him off the tickets. it seems there is no point in replacing him now that's like trying to put a new engine in a pinto that has just blown up,

right? tote to the lot and sell it for parts. >> jessica: i can't really comment on that. i knew enough, i just didn't want to play your game. i already mentioned this story about nancy pelosi starting to go to work and nancy pelosi rarely fails at what she's trying to do, we'll see how that bears out to. it is important to know, we will see the impact of saturday on the polls. we still have a static race. there was a huge poll that came out in the last couple days fox, cbs, nbc, trump o 1 to 2 points ahead, we had been there befor. we talked about that and marist even had him up two. it seems like biden's have largely recovered, swing state polls were well within the margin of error. that all benefits joe biden in his argument he can stay on the

tickets. >> greg: having a bad day and you try to rush and you keep having a bad day in the day keeps getting worse because you drop your keys in the car breaks down, all those bad things were happening to biden and all of a sudden he got a failed assassination attempt and he could be set. i think this accelerates the likelihood that biden is not on the tickets. >> greg: agree to disagree? >> jeanine: i think it's going to be very hard at this point i really do. i respect what you are saying but it seems to me like they are almost frozen right now, let's try not to look guilty. we have to make sure whatever we are doing doesn't make us look guilty, we are going to stay with joe. >> greg: they are froze in mid mid -- that's the worst time to freeze. he was losing going into the debate he's got a 37% approval and now he has this terrible debate. this absolute cannibalism took place for two weeks within his

own party and the media. he dodges in assassination and now he's basically a certified american political hero. he gets his florida papers case dismissed. joe is barely hanging on and i am here as an observer. >> jeanine: enjoying the view. >> greg: one more thing is up next.

♪ ♪ >> dana: time now for "one more thing," greg. >> greg: tonight a great show mike baker, lee zeldin, michael loftus. kat timpf. 10:00 p.m. central. you will have all these speeches and stuff. so we're going to be on right after the speeches. i'm going to be sitting here no matter that time it takes. i could be here all night we

will be here for that we have gifts for jessica for her return. we didn't get to give them to you before because you had the baby early. so teddy has gifts in here and so do you. we will give them to you tomorrow. jessica, you are next. >> jessica: thank you. i'm thrilled to be back here. i was at home for three months with my gorgeous little girl. teddy and magic merlin. sleep sack. one week picture. clio is loving it. teddy is skeptical. this is them just last week, clio's first day of ballet. and she graduated. clio graduated from her little 2s program. that's all of us there. and with my mom on mother's day. lots of estrogen happening at the house. yeah, but it's been great. >> congratulations, wonderful. >> judge jeanine: wonderful. >> dana: jessica, one quick comment. >> jesse: tonight, vivek, judge jeanine pirro and larry kudlow. >> bre