she is the only person ever to get a nomination of a party without getting one vote -- didn't get one vote. hey, maybe she is smarter than we think. (laughter). >> you know, you could look at it that way. as vice president, kamala cast a deciding vote, causing the worst inflation in decades. costing the typical american household $28,000. think of this, higher prices, it was inflation, $28,000, as border czar she flooded america with savage people. >> first of all, we apologize for the glitchy shot. apparently we had internet issues. jesse is next. >> welcome to jesse watters primetime. >> donald trump in arizona

joined on stage by rfk jr. who earlier suspended his campaign and endorsed donald trump. he came on to the stage with 45, and said the former president has his full endorsement. they are going to be campaigning together, and that we need to make america healthy again. he wanted to get out of neo-con wars and make childhood diseases go away, wants to end censorship. let's listen to trump in arizona. >> with grace and strength, we would have been out faster. but that was the most embarrassing event in the history of our country. leading to a horrific war and humiliation all over the world when putin saw that, he invaded ukraine. it brought a lot of people back, because they said that the united states is run by incompetent people. the united states is no longer respected.

it is no longer strong. that's what they said. a lot of these things that you are seeing now wouldn't have happened, except for the horrible, horrible event of afghanistan. you know, i -- was dealing with the leader of afghanistan, abdul, and i said, abdul, you can't kill our people. he was killing our people. (laughter). >> i had a strong talk with him, i am not going to get into it exactly, we went 18 months without one soldier being sniped at or shot at. [ cheering and applause ]. >> not one soldier injured or killed. and then we had a tremendous election where we did probably 10 or 12 million more votes and we got the first time -- most presidents don't get as many times, because they get bored, but not with me, no, they get

bored. like barack obama got fewer votes the second time and he won. he won. have you heard of him? remember rush? obama, he was nasty to me. michelle was nasty to me. i was surprised, i was sort of nice to him, you know, i said, you know, i like him, didn't matter. they were nasty to me. and of course, last night, kamala mentioned my name i think 21 times, she didn't mention the border, inflation, she didn't mention anything but my name, over and over and over again. [ cheering and applause ].

>> she blamed me for the border, i haven't been there in four years. i think you saw it. i had the safest border, the best border we have ever had. she blamed me for the border. they lied so much. they lied about everything. she said i was involved with something called project 25. i don't even know what the hell it is! now they were really nasty, and then they say to me, sir, please stick to policy, don't stick to personality. you should be nice to people, sir, you have to be nice. i go, i call them up, my geniuses get paid a fortune, actually not that much. but i call up my people, and i say, they knock the hell out of me, and you say not to get personal, i have to get personal, don't i? i have to get personal. they get personal. but i am going to do my best. so they are allowed to get

personal with me, but i am not allowed to get personal to them. (crowd booing). >> they call me names that are so bad, our great first lady says, but you are not that way, darling. they love our great first lady, i will tell you that. they do. [ cheering and applause ]. >> they do. but darling, you are not that way. i said, i know that. and if i say something just slightly out of order, like, she didn't do a very good job last night... please never, ever mention look or anything like that. if you mention, she did look really great. that's the end of your political career. so i wouldn't say a thing like that. how about her opening where she said, thank you, thank you. thank you, thank you, thank you. thank you, thank you, thank you. >> i said, what the hell is

wrong with her, deb. debbie lesko, she is a winner. is that sheriff joe? o o o oh! [ cheering and applause ] that's sheriff joe! look at that! a legend! you know, sheriff joe is looking at these clowns where they have no idea what they are doing, when people come in by the millions. he had nobody come in. remember, he dressed everyone in pink. is that right, joe? we had a dress in pink. i mean it was not the worst

thing. it wasn't bad. you know, you have a lot of killers -- but pink underwear, pink undershirt and a pink outfit. because he didn't want people coming into our country. do you remember the border when sheriff joe was at the border, you didn't have people coming in. [ cheering and applause ]. >> i think for the one year he had one person come in. but they got him! (laughter). >> now, we have 3 million people coming in through your border, your border, through the whole thing, it is ridiculous, it is not -- joe it is an honour. and i will tell you, people didn't treat you right. you are a legend, and you did a job like nobody else! [ cheering and applause ]. >> it is true.

(crowd chanting "trump"). >> great going, joe. and he lost his wife. he lost his wife a few years ago, and she was a hell of a woman. but she is looking down at you saying you have done great with this group of people. and there was nobody like him. he understood the border better than anybody, and he ran it fairly, but strong, and they respected him. they didn't even try. so thank you very much, joe, and your wife is -- she is proud of you. she is proud of you. very proud of you. we are grateful to be joined tonight by the founder of turning point action. a gentleman named charlie kirk. [ cheering and applause ]. >> thank you, charlie. what a job he does. i said charlie do me a favour, we got this thing won, but do me a favour, make sure they don't

cheat. the only way they can do anything is if they cheat like hell, and we have been victims like that. make sure they don't cheat, charlie. we don't need the votes, but make sure they don't cheat. hello sheriff, how are you doing, how are you guys doing, good, thank you. we need every sheriff over there, every law enforcement official, because we have the votes. we have to make sure that everything is on the up and up, charlie and his team of people -- i mean he has hundreds of thousands of young people -- it is actually quite discriminatory. charlie, have you ever been sued by old people for not accepting them? he has the youngest looking group of people and they are warriors, it is unbelievable. the job that charlie has done is incredible! [ cheering and applause ]. >> thank you, charlie. thank you charlie. the job he has done... is really incredible.

also with us is an incredible congresswoman who has decided to go on to a certain board. do you know what i am talking about? the most important board maybe in the whole country and she is going to make sure that everything is on the up and up, debbie lesco. thank you, debbie. congresswoman, you make sure -- she just won a big election by a massive -- you won that election easy, didn't you? she won it pretty easy, another person who is a friend of mine. a warrior for a long time, he is great, he loves his state. he loves our country, andy biggs, congressman andy biggs. thank you, andy, thank you. and two other warriors, a young one and a little bit older one, you don't get tougher than eli crane and paul gosar.

great, thank you, great. great. beautiful, great people. and the next congressman from arizona's 8th district! wow. going to be -- he is going to be good for a long time. he is a young gentleman. great job, great heart. he went through a tough one. arizona gop chairwoman, she is doing a job. gina swabota. gina, she is doing a job! and a very good friend of mine, the next senator from arizona, i really believe this. look, she is running against -- we don't have to do a -- i was going to bring her up, and say, come on carrie speak, but she

spoke for half an hour, what the hell am i going to do here. but i will tell you, she is running against a guy that is a rubber stamp, for it used to be biden, now who the hell knows, do we even know who it is. a rubber stamp for somebody. but ruben gaijo is horrible. he is an open borders maniac. he is a defund the police maniac. he should not be allowed to run in this election with her, because carrie lake is incredible. she is tough, she is smart, she has heart, and she should be the next senator. i hope you win this sucker, because you are running against a guy that cannot carry your shoes, i mean, you know the

expression can't carry her shoes? and you are going to have a big victory, and we are going to work together and make sure we win this state. i say this presidentially, if we win this state, which we are expected to, we are leading and all of that, we win the presidency, and we have to take carrie lake with us! [ cheering and applause ]. >> go get them! go get em carrie! go get em carrie! (crowd chanting "usa"). >> very important. and honestly, and we all know carrie, she has been a newscaster for 22 years. everyone knows her. she has never had a problem. she is solid as a rock. this guy is a friken loser.

he is a loser. so, with that, we will go on. but good luck, carrie. we love you. special. since democrats didn't talk about kamala's horrendous record last night, we will. for nearly four years comrad kamala harris, is that term good, tell me. let's do a poll, i love these free polls. instead of spending 250,000 to a pollster that doesn't even poll, they take your money and say, let's say, 49 to 50. that's one of the greatest businesses in history. i get a free poll here. do you like the name, she is a radical left lunatic, okay. she is a defunder of the police,

she wants to defund all the things that we talk about. do i call her comrade kamala harris, or do i not. ready? ready? what do i do there, you tell me. you could tell me better than anybody. okay, ready? i will say yes or no, yes? (crowd saying "yes"). >> no? [ silence ]. >> comrade kamala harris. [ cheering and applause ]. >> has overseen a nation-wrecking border invasion. this is a nation-wrecking -- it is an invasion. you know one of the ways i built hundreds of miles of walls. i said, yesterday, i went there, and i said, i built a lot of

wall. and we could have built 200 miles more. but they didn't want to do it. and i said, you know, i think they want to open borders, but we built more wall than i said we were going to build, and you couldn't see the end of it yesterday. we had a news conference, and it is a dangerous area, because of her, because of him, but he he put her in charge. only recently did she say -- you know what, she has been the worst manager and the border patrol never even met her. she is in charge of it, they never even met her. and you suffered the price. she has allowed at least 20 million illegal aliens into our country, including millions and millions of unveted fighting age men, from 159 countries. you know it is no longer just south america. they come from africa. the congo.

a lot of them coming from jails in the congo. let me tell you these people, the nice thing, they make our criminals look like the nicest people on earth. they come from the middle east, from areas that we are fighting. they come from enemy terrain. from all over the world, and they come from south america. but not only from south america. 159 different countries in the last year. and they are totally unchecked, and unveted. every single year she has been in office, she has set an all-time high, illegal border crossings record. triple and quadruple what the year before, where i would have like 150,000, and she would have 2 and a half million. what she has done to this country, nobody can tell you. you know she destroyed san francisco, as the district attorney. she destroyed california, you know that. as the -- this is a woman that is going to take -- she

destroyed california. she had a policy -- if you steal less than $950, you are allowed to keep it. you can go. we are not going to prosecute. (crowd booing). >> so criminals are walking into stores. mean, nasty guys, tough guys, and they take calculators and they say, i want to get up, and then they walk out and walk back in. the whole thing, this is who is going to run the country, i don't think so. and nobody lies like her. she is a liar. she makes up crap. she is the one that is going to raise -- you know she said that donald trump is going to raise -- you know why she said i was going to raise, because i am going to put tariffs on other countries coming into our country, and that has nothing to do with taxes to us. that is a tax on another country. and i did it with china, and we had no inflation. i had no inflation.

i took in hundreds of billions of dollars from china, and not one other president took in $0.10. they were like, oh, china, we are afraid of china. we are afraid of china. according to a new dhs report, kamala harris also lost -- and this is impossible to believe... listen to this. 325,000 migrant children are gone. they are missing. she allowed them to be trafficked into our country. many of these children are now in sex slavery or they are dead. probably, mostly dead. they will never see their homes or their parents again. they were swiped out of their homes, they were taken out of their homes. 300 -- this is a government number. 325,000 children. sex slaves or they are dead. many are dead.

hamas has so little respect for kamala and joe biden, crooked joe biden, that the hostages that they are talking about all the time, i believe they are largely gone. i believe they are largely gone. so sad. when you look at what happened, when you look at that attack on october 7th, i believe that they are gone. and the reason that they are not negotiating, they say, hamas has decided not to negotiate, because what they want back are the hostages. and i think those hostages, for the most part aren't around any more. so they said, oh, boy, we can't really negotiate, because we don't have the hostages. the hostages are largely gone. how sad. how terribly sad. if they feared and respected joe biden and kamala, they would never have killed those hostages. they would have never attacked. they would never have attacked when i was president. iran was broke. iran was broke. i told china, if you spent any

money on buying oil from iran, you will never do business in the united states again. and we are going to put a 200 % tariff on you. [ cheering and applause ]. >> and iran was broke and they had no money for hamas and they had no money for hezbollah. you can check your number, in the last year of mine, this had no money. for four years, i didn't have any terrorism. did you notice that? none. and when they asked victor or ben, the prime minister of hungary, very strong guy, what is the reason that things are so bad now, the middle east is blowing up. russia is blowing up with ukraine. there are wars starting all over the place. looks like bad things could happen in taiwan with china. what's the reason? he says, you have to get donald trump back as president. you won't have any problems. [ cheering and applause ]. >> that's what he said. it is true. it is true. they respected your country -- they respected your leader, but

they respected our country. now they laugh at our country. our country has become a joke. she has provided deportation immunity to the vast majority of criminal aliens living inside the united states. and is importing gang members known as the most violent gang of them all. into our cities and into our high school. think of it. they are coming into our high schools. kamala has set loose thousands of venezuelan gang members who according to law enforcement bulletins have been given a licence to shoot american police officers. you know that, right? under harris, ice deportations are at the lowest level in history. the history of our country. she supports deadly sanctuary cities. of course she is flip flopping on everything, you know that, joe. she is flip flopping on everything. debbie, right, she is a flip flopper.

andy, she is a flip flopper. she flip flops on everything. because she was polled, she said she didn't do too well. that's probably why she was the first out out of 22 people. i can't get over it. she was the first failure, and now she is running. oh, we are going to beat her. i look forward to the debate too. i do look forward to the debate. [ cheering and applause ]. >> i look forward to it. she called for abolishing ice. these are great patriots, tough as hell. you need tough people. she has compared them to the kkk. she wants to repeal the federal law that makes illegal immigration a crime, making illegal immigration totally legal. it is okay to come into our country. she wants to release all of the thousands of criminal illegal aliens that are locked up in detention centres. and these are the toughest of them all. she wants to release them into

our country. we have detention centres for the toughest of them all. she says we are going to release them. now maybe they will ask her tonight, oh, no, i will never do that. she might change. she is changing on everything. but don't forget, if the election went hay wire, and they can find a way to cheat enough and she wins in quotes "she wins", she is going to do everything you wouldn't dream of. including no fracking. she didn't discuss that. no fracking in pennsylvania. 500,000 jobs are involved in fracking and a huge amount of their budget -- everything is involved with fracking. and she is against it. in her speech last night, she lied about almost everything. she lied when she said i was going to raise taxes. no, i am lowering taxes. she is the one. she lied and said that -- oh,

this is the best. i am going to be the one -- and i was already there. i didn't touch your social security, and a lot of democrats wanted me to. she lied when she said that i want to cut social security and medicare. no. she wants to cut it. because she wants to have the illegal immigrant coming into our country to go on social security and medicare which will destroy social security and medicare. (crowd booing. >> it is kamala harris that cast a tie breaking vote to cut medicare by $266 billion. she cut your medicare. remember this by $266 billion. and then promised mass am nesty last night to 20 million illegal americans and make them american citizens which will absolutely obliterate your social security

and medicare. ultimately leaving those programs bankrupt and our seniors desperate and poor. and remember, when you talk about all of those hundreds of billions of dollars, you know what she is putting that money into? the green new scam. she took out of medicare, and putting it one of the greatest ever -- one of the great voices of sport, stand up. let's see if anyone knows who the hell you are. good job. good man. he has done a good job. but she took it out and she -- wants to put it into -- she put it into the green new scam. she said that the border was safe under her direction. you know, they are the party of disinformation, and misinformation. they will say something a hundred times. the border was safe. the border was safe. the first time she said that it was two months ago and she went like this, uh, the border was --

uh, safe. she started choking. horrible. they are the misinformation, disinformation -- they lie. they keep saying the same untruth over and over again. and you know, you are not like in my business, you are not in this political business like this one. you are lawyers and carpenters and electricians. and no tax on tips, remember that. you are doing other things. by the way, no tax on tips. she tried that one, and yet in congress they have bills to destroy people. do you see what is going on. it will never happen with her. it is guaranteed to happen with me. no tax on tips. but actually it is the most dangerous and unsafe border anywhere in the world. there has never been a border like it. no country ever. if a country had a border like

that, they would fight with sticks and stones if they had to to keep people out. she believes if you say things enough, over and over again, even if they are stone cold lies like project 25. project 25, he believes in -- i don't even know what the hell it is. i know it is a group of people that got together and they are slightly on the conservative side, and it is unbelievable what they do. it is really unbelievable. she would destroy our country. if she was ever elected our country would go down the tubes, we would be in a depression like 1929. we wouldn't have a country any longer. yesterday i was at the border with the victims of kamala's migrant crime wave. one of them is here with us tonight. michael moran is the brother of rachel moran. that you know about. a cherished 37-year-old mom of five. absolutely incredible mother of

five. beautiful children, beautiful woman. she was brutally raped and murdered by an illegal alien that was led into america by kamala harris. let her in. said let her in. the animal that committed this crime killed another woman in he will -- el sal vador. i promise you that we will stop this invasion and keep these savage criminals the hell out of our country. thank you, michael. please. thank you. so sorry, michael. so sorry. say hello to your parents and everybody, okay? thank you. so horrible. we are so sorry, michael. thank you for being here. according to her own

administration statistics on crime victims, kamala harris has presided over a 43% increase in violent crimes. these are government numbers by the way. including 58% increase in rape, 89% increase in aggravated assault. and 56% increase in robbery. during the riots of 2020 she encouraged her followers to donate to bail criminals and looters and criminals including one that killed a minnesota man. shot him six times in the head and torso. and kamala let him out. let him go. while kamala harris was da of sanctuary city, san francisco, 20 years ago, maybe the greatest city in the world, today it is unlivable. she ignored the pleas of victim's families.

please, please, let us do -- please don't do this to us. and refused to seek the death penalty against an illean alien ms13 gang member that murdered an innocent man and his two sons and didn't even remember he did it. as california attorney general, she redefined child sex trafficking. assault with a deadly weapon, and rape of an unconscious person, as a nonviolent crime. (crowd booing). >> comrade kamala harris destroyed single handedly, with the help of gavin newsome -- he is a terrible governor. but for years -- she might have

picked a worse one. we hope that we are going to win minnesota. it has not been won since 1972, richard nixon. the governor is horrible. you know what he did. he approved a bill to give tampons in every young man's bathroom. (crowd booing. >> right? think of that. this is what we have. this is our vice president, our potential president. tampons in boy's bathrooms. for years, kamala harris has pushed legislation to strip police officers of protection. trying to bankrupt them and ruin their lives for doing their jobs. no protection. no immunity, no nothing. she even endorsed defund the police. i will never defund the police. i will only fund the police and fund them with plenty of money

and pride. i will always back our law enforcement heros in blue. we are pleased to be joined tonight by the president of the arizona police association. justin harris -- oh, no. he is not a relation! justin, are you a relation? last name is harris, spelled the same. i am very concerned about this. i am not really. but justin harris is a great gentleman who has a special announcement. justin, would you please come up. thank you. [ cheering and applause ]. >> well good evening, everyone.

i am a little bit concerned about the illegal immigration on the chart there. was that the spike in inflation or immigration? both right. a wonderful job that the democrats were doing. i am a veteran police sergeant here in arizona with 25 years of experience, of service. [ cheering and applause ]. >> and i also have the privilege and the honour to serve as the state president of the arizona police officers association. the police officers association is the largest law enforcement association in the state of arizona. and we represent over 12,000 law enforcement professionals, the men and women that currently serve in our communities every single day, at the local, county, state, and federal law enforcement levels. we cover the entire state. and on behalf of the arizona

police association we are proud to welcome president trump to the great state of arizona. [ cheering and applause ]. >> and to the wonderful city of glendale. home of luke air force base. folks, these men and women in blue fly those beautiful f16 fighter falcons. and those beautiful, beautiful f35 lightnings. [ cheering and applause ]. >> nothing like hearing those jets flying overhead, which is the sound of freedom and american ingenuity. [ cheering and applause ]. >> also, a special thank you to the glendale mayor, and the entire city council for their unwavering support and advocacy for the police officers, active

duty military and our veterans. you are not going to find stronger advocates for our military, our veterans, and our police officers anywhere in the world other than glendale. thank you, mayor and council. [ cheering and applause ]. >> also, i wanted to give a special thanks to the men and women of the glendale police department. the best and most professional police department in the country. okay, thank you. with a special thanks to the police chief, chris briggs and the other coalition departments that have allowed us to use the police officers here today to keep us all safe. thank you, gentlemen, and women. law enforcement today is perhaps the most complex occupation on earth. it is an honorable profession of service and commitment to

others. those that step in the gap between good and evil and, to protect our communities, and we do so knowing the risks. officers are required to make split second decisions under the most uncontrolled, chaotic, and stressful situations often at great risk to their own personal safety. given the literally millions of contacts between officers and the communities, annually with a few exceptions, officers make those decisions correctly as trained and in accordingance with the law. but high profile does not mean high frequency. currently in this day and age of instant information, social media and videos there is an unrealistic expectation of absolute perfection. it is not possible to be perfect every time because we hire from the human race. people are not perfect. good people can make mistakes. however, the constant

orchestrated vil -- villainization of police officers has affected the behaviour towards police officers. was that comrade kamala? was that what it was? kamala, kamala comrade. she supported defunding the police. and she wanted to reimagine policing. i don't know what that is. she is part of the radicalized movement to degrade public safety and make our communities less safe. in contrast, under president trump's first term in office, he always had our backs. thank you for that. [ cheering and applause ]. >> he never rushed to judgment and he never, ever in a lifetime called to defund the police,

ever! we owe him a debt of gratitude for that. let's not forget when president trump was president, he closed the borders and locked the door. [ cheering and applause ]. >> border czar kamala harris opened the door and let everyone in. (crowd booing). >> border czar kamala harris is allowing millions of illegal immigrant into this country, turning each and every state into a border state, and flooding american streets with drugs and crime. the democrats have not quite figured this out yet, but it is not rocket science. open borders means more crime. close the border. [ cheering and applause ].

>> and my gut tells me that there is a gentleman standing up on stage here today that is going to do exactly that. [ cheering and applause ]. >> president donald trump has in the past, and will again make america great again by tackling lawlessness head on. >> you just heard from former president trump in glendale arizona, who promised a special guest tonight. kennedy, not the guy that you would expect to see at a maga rally, but he shook up the presidential race, saying he was suspending his campaign and endorsing trump. >> tonight, i am very pleased to welcome a man who has been an incredible champion for so many of these values that we all share and we have shared them

for a long time. i don't think too many of you people have heard of him. he is very low key. he is a very low key person. but he is highly respected. he is a great person. i have known him for so long. for the past 16 months, robert f kennedy jr.! ♪ there goes my hero, watch him as he goes ♪ ♪ there goes my hero, watch him as he goes♪. >> i don't think i have ever introduced anyone that got applause as he has got. i don't think i have ever introduced anybody that got applause like that. [ cheering and applause ]. >> rfk jr. had some thoughts. listen. >> a call from the president,

and we talked about -- not about the things that separate us, because we don't agree on everything. but on the values and issues that bind us together. and one of the issues that he talked about was having safe food and ending the chronic disease epidemic. our children are the unhealthiest sickest children in the world. don't you want healthy children? and don't you want the chemicals out of our food? and don't you want the regulatory agencies to be free from corporate corruption? and don't you want a president that is going to make america healthy again? [ cheering and applause ]. >> jesse: the republican party is united. and the kennedy faction and any

independents that he brings along for the ride. he is not the one that abandoned the democratic party, they abandoned him. >> i attended my first democratic convention at the age of 6 in 1960. and back then, the democrats were the champions of the constitution, of civil rights, i left that party in october because it had departed so dramatically from the core values that i grew up with. it had become the party of war, censorship, corruption, pharma, big tech, big ag. >> jesse: democrats used to be the party of democracy and now they are hiding a ailing president, orchestrating a palace crew and anointing a puppet that has never won a single primary. the running mate knows this. >> she is dangerous to me

because she is the ultimate puppet for an organization that has -- i believe since president obama, not actually run real people. >> mm-hmm. >> they have selected amongst a very small group of individuals that they can control and dictate policy over. >> jesse: kennedy propping out and endorsing trump could spoil the machine's party. they can't argue with kennedy and what he is saying, so they attacked the medical condition that afflicts his voice. >> this was coo-coo for coco puffs. and trying to get logic out of that is -- good luck with that. you can't understand what he says. and i am reminded of a line in mel brook's saddle, he says, who can argue with that, that's

gibberish. >> jesse: rfk has been polling between 3 and 5%, his vote will split and break for trump in states like arizona, rfk leaving translates to 40,000 votes swinging to republicans. 20,000 swinging to republicans in georgia. now last election, those states were decided by a lot less. if this election is a squeaker, the rfk factor could decide it. >> this could squeak. this could be the toughest election because if pennsylvania doesn't go the democratic way and north carolina doesn't go that way, it is tough. it is really tough. >> jesse: a honeymoon ends when the couple has their first fight. rfk dropping out, might have been kamala's first fight. former speaker of the house, kevin mcarthey is joining us now. what will this mean in the battle ground, the rfk drop out and endorsement?

>> it will be big. joe biden won by 48,918 votes. and he was polling about 9 points higher than what kamala is polling today. so this could be the election. and think of the applause he got in the crowd. if you are a democrat, the kennedy family is the closest there is to political royalty in that party. and it makes you wonder would john f kennedy be a democrat today, because his positions would be different than the democratic party today. >> jesse: the institutional corruption that rfk talks about today, when it comes to war, the machine, censorship, the poisoning of food, the sickness of the american society... that is real stuff. it really affects everybody. and on a level that is just -- it is in your skin. it is in your blood stream. the democrats don't talk about

any of that stuff. how big of a movement could this be when the kennedys and the trumps join forces? >> i don't think that kennedy will bring you 20%. so this race comes down to pennsylvania and georgia. when you are talking about that, this could be less than a hundred thousand votes, but he attracts independents, and disgruntled democrats. they kicked him out. and they wouldn't let him debate. if he debated biden, he would have collapsed a year earlier. they would have known -- and the whole country would have known that kamala was lying the entire time about joe biden. but she could not have won the nomination through a primary. the only way to become the nominee is the way they did it here. >> jesse: politically, how does this play out? does he campaign for donald trump, do they appear together? because together there is a lot of power there. you saw the crowd react, does he

do tv hits for him, what does this look like now? >> this is a short campaign to go. seeing the applause he got on that crowd, if i was president trump, i would have him on the plane at least once a week. and have him going places other days. he would enjoy talking to the american public. >> jesse: i think so too. does the president dangle a cabinet position? where is the leverage? is there a negotiation going on with what kennedy's role would be in a future trump administration? >> with donald trump, he didn't promise anything. he watched the democrats push him out. it was not only a couple weeks ago that rfk was asking to meet with kamala. this shows who you are as an american. don't you want a president that will talk to people, not just people they agree with, but people they might disagree with, and have a conversation about

ideas. that's the power of america. is it -- our strength is not our aircraft carriers but the idea of this country. and i want a president that is willing to work with everyone. and president trump rose to the occasion and rose there and achieved this endorsement and won it in a way that people wouldn't think. >> jesse: yeah. and it could pay off big time. kevin, thank you so much. have a great weekend. kamala introduced herself to us for the 19th time tonight, and we don't know who she is. but she is not biden. so boy, did democrats have fun. >> i will leave the reviewing of the content to you. but the emotion and the feeling down here is -- i don't know, 7-year-old birthday party is how i would put it. there is joy and not a lot of thinking. it is a good time. >> jesse: the problem with birthday cake, if you eat too much you get a stomach ache, and wonder, was that a good idea? >> she was not clear enough on

the policies. she did speak a lot of her personal history on her personal history. which was great. but i still don't feel like she is ready. i feel like... more so, she should wait. i don't want to per se vote for someone that is a backup. >> jesse: we want substance not frosting. kamala had a lot of eye balls on her last night and she didn't really tell us what her plan was or how she would execute it. but not everyone was watching for harris. rumours were swirling around that beyonce was in the building, but she was not even in chicago. the harris team started the rumour and the dnc could have debunked it immediately, but let it spread to build anticipation and boost ratings.

the beyoncé hoax, add it to the list. >> for all the talk and anticipation here, and else why that there may be a special guest, i am told by democrats that kamala harris was their guest. they did not want a celebrity at the end of this convention to essentially compete with her. >> jesse: phony surprise guests no policies, a rigged nomination. democrats even laugh about how fake at all is. >> how are you feeling about the switch? (laughter). >> you know, we went through a very open process. (laughter). >> it was bottom up. i don't know if you know that. that was what i was told to say. >> jesse: that's what i was told to say. the coup is over and the debates are around the corner. this is when candidates start cranking out high profile interviews. donald trump had a high profile interview with jd with me. what about kamala? >> when will she sit down with

the media on a one on one capacity and answer our questions? >> i think she will sit down on her time. there is no rest for the wicked. our campaign is going to do all the things we need to do. and vice president harris will make herself available to the press on her time when she is ready. >> jesse: when she is ready, honey, the reservation is at 7:30. let's go. >> i haven't done my hair yet, i am not ready. make yourself a drink. kamala pulled the biden, has no other events op her schedule today. she is 20 years younger than joe, doesn't have brain fog or covid19, what is her excuse? her only goal for the day was getting her steps in. [ indiscernible ]. >> that might be the last we

hear from kamala until september. fox news contributor charlie hurt is here. all right, charlie, you were ready for beyoncé, how disappointed were you? >> well, actually, i thought it was perfect. the perfect fail democrat promise. a promise they won't deliver. and it is what they always do. everything is so fake. give her credit. thconvention did what the convention needed to do, which is basically do no harm. but all of it was flushed down the toilet today, with the rfk endorsement of donald trump. outside of the -- you know, the death star, you have the rebel forces uniting, and i think that it is pretty impossible to overstate how important this is, because voters in both parties going back for a long time have sought -- have been eager for a

change agent. and democrats got behind barack obama in 2008 because they thought he would be a change agent. he got into washington and got into bed with washington. and made a fortune for what washington wanted him to do. and that paved the way for donald trump. democrats couldn't deal with rfk. the most important democrat figure on their side going back 75 years. and the idea that the two -- these two men are uniting for all the right reasons to come to washington and change washington radically change the way that washington runs, so it works for regular people and makes people's lives healthier and better and more prosperous -- this is -- i really don't think, jesse, you can overstate what a big deal this is. >> jesse: that is so well said, charlie. and the fact that kamala couldn't see this coming. she could have orchestrated an

actual coup. it would have been kamala to win the endorsement of rfk jr. that would have completely changed this election. and she blew the guy off. and now look! you are exactly right. the rebel forces have aligned, and they are coming right at the death star. >> yeah. but if they had -- if they had not killed the kennedy nomination in the democratic primary when they did, he would have been the nominee today. and kamala harris would have been taken out with the garbage on the first night of the convention giving a speech before joe biden. >> jesse: yeah, she would have been on monday. funny how things change. >> she would have been sunday night. >> jesse: sunday night, that's right. good to see you out in chicago. into a new comparison for kamala. >> she has a magical charismatic quality in person. so do a lot of politicians. people say that about hilary

clinton, also true. >> jesse: monica crowley, i don't know if she realized that was an insult. >> yeah, the hilary analogy jesse is not something that i would reach for, if i were the democrats right now. remember, that hilary clinton is a two time presidential loser. she lost to barack obama in that democrat primary back in 2008. and of course, she lost to donald trump in 2016. so it is largely because, of course she was very far left. but until kamala harris she was the most unlikeable presidential candidate in american history. >> jesse: is she friendly, does she have allies in washington, d.c. because from what i have observed, she got in there and she was at the naval observatory. she didn't make any alliances in the senate or the house, or within the administration, she

was kind of out on her own island. how is she all of a sudden so likeable and charismatic? >> well, i think it is the direct result of the imperial media firing on all cylinders, jesse to create a presidential candidate out of thin air. kamala harris is kind of the last ghost that the system has put out to run for president. they did it in 2008 with barack obama, they did it in 2020 with barack obama. they are just ghosts and fabricated out of thin air, and supported by the imperial media that creates a whole super structure and illusion around these people to try to sell them to the american people. but you know your questions, jesse, about the kind of alliances that she created in washington, few and far between. few friendships as well. the last stories in the last three and a half years were the exact opposite. that kamala harris has driven people away, including her own

staff, where she couldn't retain staff. people didn't like to work for her. they didn't trust her and they didn't like her. what does that say when you are trying to sell a presidential candidate to the american people. she is asking us to hire her, but she can't keep staff on her own. >> jesse: she drove away rfk jr., who tried to talk to her, but she blew him over to trump's camp. look how that turned out. monica, thank you. >> huge mistake. >> jesse: huge. johnny was running around the dnc asking your favourite democrats very, very important questions. watch. >> how are you? >> do you miss being mayor? >> i am not doing any spontaneous interviews no. >> do you miss it? >> iona, how are you doing congresswoman. what is kamala's policies? >> she has an entire plan about economic opportunity. >> it is all protecting a

woman's right to choose. it is about lower taxes for the middle class. >> being unburdened by what has been. >> what, excuse me? >> democrats love electric cars. do you have one? >> no. >> why not! >> because, i don't. i have a ford bronco. >> bringing the energy! are you proud of kamala? >> oh, my god, so proud. so proud of the whole team. this has been a team effort. so proud of the team. >> what are the best policies she has? >> it is carrying on what the biden administration has done? >> would you advise kamala to do a fox debate. she doesn't want to do it. is she scared? is she scared? >> i hope she will come on fox. because that's how we connect with lots and lots of people, including members of my family. >> i think she will crush trump in any debate, any time. so i think she should. >> why don't democrats want to secure the border? >> i am not sure what that even

means, sorry. (laughter). >> jesse: we have about half of our team in chicago. really really good production effort by everybody. here in new york and the crew in chicago. stage crew, everybody behind the scenes in the control room. really great job. and we will do it again in four years. but if trump is a dictator, maybe not! ha! just kidding. let's do text messages. why not, we have -- jay man from new jersey, are we going to see the main photos you teased. why don't we show you main photos. we had a lot of breaking news couldn't get to them. we have ellie and sophie, and the junior. we have gigi getting strangled by the life preserver. i am watters, this is my world. [ ♪♪ ]