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claudia: you are looking live at the butler, pennsylvania fairgrounds where a massive crowd is gathered to hear donald trump in the same location where an attempt on his life was made at a july rally. he says the rally delivers another message that he will fight for america and never back down. as we head into the home stretch before election day, this is democracy 2024 special coverage. we are waiting donald trump's returned to the podium in the small town of butler three months since that assassination attempt. we will take you there when he goes live. republican congressman jody arrington and byron york are standing by. we take you to butler, pennsylvania where a long list of special guests are about to join donald trump including elon musk who endorsed trump shortly after the first

assassination attempt and is expected to deliver remarks today. also in attendance is trump's running mate j. d. vance who finished speaking a few minutes ago and the family of cory comparetory who was killed trying to shield his wife and kids from gunfire during the july 13th shooting. alexis mcadams was there that day and she's live now. >> reporter: it was 12 weeks ago to the day that i was here on this media stage talking to you when the former president was behind us in butler, pennsylvania giving those remarks. he was talking about immigration when we heard what sounded like firecrackers thrown is the crowd, we saw him go down behind that podium and weren't sure if he was going to come back up. more security in place, snipers on the roof and a massive crowd. this time the former president is behind bulletproof glass, as he said his job is not done yet

in butler, pennsylvania. what are you expecting him to say on that stage today? >> extraordinaire -- restore confidence that may have been lost because of what happened last time, expecting him to say things that will unite everybody at least at this rally. >> anybody with common sense that sees the state of our economy now and what we had four years ago is a shoe in. to me, no way trump can't win. >> reporter: if there's one thing i have covered a lot, it's a lot of trump rallies. this one in pennsylvania feels different. there is still excitement in the crowd and the crowd is massive, bigger than it was 12 weeks ago but there is also a solemn mood here because there's a memorial mixed in for

cory comparetory who lost his life in the last rally. you can hear the shots ringing out, he fell to the ground after a bullet grazed his ear. feels like yesterday, people are wondering how this all unfolded, how was a gunman able to climb onto a nearby roof and open fire to the crowd. take a look, live look at the memorial growing in the stands. this is what it is all about, it's about cory, you see his suit, he was a volunteer firefighter for buffalo. he shielded his own family with his body, his wife and his daughter in the crowd, he just came that day to be part of the rally and lost his life. he will be honored tonight.

>> nobody should come to a political gathering and fear about losing their life. on a personal level it is an unimaginable tragedy to have something like that happen. it's impossible for me to pretend i might know what they are feeling. >> reporter: hard to put yourself in the issues of the family members. the former president was able to meet and talk with cory's family. we expect a hear from them today at this rally. what this is about is bringing america together. we will see how the mood plays out. if you can believe it, 30 days from the presidential election another stop for donald trump in the battleground state of pennsylvania. shannon: it seems so much as happened in this campaign and in the world since we were last doing this on a saturday night, july 13th when donald trump got shot. i see from people you talked to

there are return folks, butler rally, an event in july. do you get a sense talking to the crowd that people who were there that day who were brave enough, ardent enough of that most are back with this crowd that seems bigger than it was that day? >> when i ask people, they think about their own safety but everybody i asked do you think twice about coming back to butler, standing in the same field where you saw the former president nearly assassinated they say i knew i had to be here as soon as donald trump announced he was returning to butler i had to be their too. the people in the crowd who were sitting in front of the former president didn't get up and run out. they sat and waited until the secret service moved in. there was a mood of more calm than i would have expected. to make a triumphant return in pennsylvania. shannon: i remember thinking that there were so many people

who sat still, who waited, who did not rush out of their. office asked whether we would have reacted that way but i remember how stunning it was the crowd had that kind of reaction. we know that security is different from wherever the former president is traveling. do you get a sense of a different security posture? >> last time, there were a lot of volunteers helping out that day telling people where to go and where to park and which entrances to take. that is no longer the case at any of these rallies including butler, pennsylvania, state, local, federal authorities on the ground, and also nearby water tower seems to be covered this time. to say the security perimeter has changed is an understatement. hard to get as a media representative to get off the stage and get into the crowd because they haven't blocked off. this is what it should have been like 12 weeks ago. they haven't blocked down today.

shannon: we will go back life when he takes the stage. thanks so much. for the first time ever president biden took questions in the white house briefing room friday but he didn't talk about growing concerns about his admin a straight an's disaster response. hello, david. >> reporter: the white house briefing room used to be franklin roosevelt's swimming pool, now he made the surprise appearance yesterday, he's on his way to camp david for the weekend where he will be getting briefings about israel at what's going on in this country with the hurricane cleanup which has devastated millions in the southern united states. i asked him a question on the south line as he was leaving what he wanted to say to the families of those held hostage since october 7th. watch. >> what is your message to the families of the hostages ahead

of monday october 7th? >> president biden: i will be talking about them. >> reporter: he will be talking to a bunch of them. he didn't say what he would do to commemorate specifically. he's also dealing with the hurricane cleanup in several southern states, devastating circumstances. it will take years to get back to normal in some cases. yesterday he made his way to the briefing room, for the first time as president to answer questions and address the tragedy from helene and what it's going to cost. >> president biden: we have to deal with unforeseen cost of this hurricane. it's going to cost a lot of money. probably have to ask congress before we leave, for more money to do some of that. that remains to be seen. >> reporter: the president touted to deal with those striking the ports, we could have run into a real problem had we had the port strike and the hurricane cleanup at once.

we are one month away from the presidential election. that's not lost on president biden. he's not even four months left in office yet a lot of work to get done. relating president biden to donald trump, made sure the security for kamala harris and donald trump, secret service protection would be the same after july 13th and in congress, that will go to president biden's desk that he indicated he would sign. shannon: we will check back in, thank you. mounting frustration in hurricane helene disaster zones. these communities are devastated. they are grappling with what many of them say is a slow federal response under the biden/harris administration and while more american this are begging for help and underfunded fema is reportedly spending hundreds of millions of dollars on the migrant

crisis. they say those are not from the same batch of funding. joining us texas congressman jody arrington. i want to play something from the asheville mayor talking about that situation of devastation and that is just one of many cities and towns in the region. >> there are places that are isolated, there are washouts, still only accessible by helicopter, needed to bring resources in and we have fema on the ground, a state effort and able to airlift those resources into those communities and in the center of the city we are able to stand up several sites for people to receive those just life-sustaining support that we need right now. shannon: hundred are missing, we don't know their situation. what are your thoughts?

>> our hearts and prayers are with our fellow americans. unfortunately i think the resources are not with our americans right now as we know only $45 million has been spent. we authorized $20 billion in temporary funding of the government. miss harris said she would give $700 in cash to those folks who may need it. meanwhile, this administration is spending thousands of dollars per illegal immigrant, $2700 just for healthcare, $1300 per illegal immigrant on welfare, numbers usa says it's $9000 per illegal immigrant being spent by this administration. taken together that's more than we spend on all our military's retirement benefits and individually it is more than we spend for the most vulnerable american on medicaid.

this is more of the same. and refocused our whole of government on cleaning up the mess instead of serving the needs of the american people. shannon: the government response is these are different buckets of funding, they've been out located. what they are spending on one thing which may be migrants coming into the country would take away from what they can spend on helene and there are calls from fema that they will need more money to get through hurricane season. there's another storm building in the gulf coast off of florida. i've gotten the speaker with me on fox news sunday. he so far said he won't call you back for funding but do you think congress needs to come back before election day off the campaign trail and authorize more money? >> we don't need to authorize more money. if we did i think we would be there for our fellow citizens. what we need to do is we need to prioritize the american

people, use the $20 billion authorized and if need be, this president with the stroke of a pen provided obamacare services to people are here illegally to the tune of $9 billion, the cbo this past week showed this administration has spent $16 billion in medicaid and the list is long. your viewers know that with the stroke of a pen the president also bailed out student loans the tune of half $1 trillion or more. the list is too long to talk about the mismanagement, waste and all the ways this administration has prioritized again their progressive agenda and the cleanup of their self-inflicted disaster instead of the american people. the money is there. i think there's tremendous incompetence and it starts at the top. you already have the ceo of our country admittedly by the democrat party not capable to do the job. kamala harris is the number

two, she was given two assignments, one was the broadband, $40 billion worth and not a single person is on the internet as a result and she was the borders are and we are all living with that disaster throughout the country. it is a combination of a record of failure, absolute cluster bomb of incompetence coupled with a radical agenda that has created a firestorm not just at the border but with inflation and crime and they don't know where to start. they don't know which way is up or down. they've overwhelmed and inundated themselves and it starts at the top. we need new leadership. jacqui: 18 shannon: the american people get to decide how they feel about this administration, we will see what they do in november but in a lot of states they are already well underway into a voting. thank you for your time. appreciate it. >> thank you.

shannon: let's bring in byron york, great to have you with us. as we await donald trump returning to the side of the butler assassination attempt july 13th i want to play something from j. d. vance. he spoke about why it was so important to go back. >> this community has been so good to me and donald trump, this community is so strong and resilient and my friends, we are so proud to stand here in butler, pennsylvania ready to take back the white house, ready to take back this country. david plouffe the keystone state could be key to winning this whole thing. >> absolutely could. i looked at the realtor politics average of polls, the race is tied, absolutely tied. it is a huge crowd out there. we've seen some aerial pictures of a big crowd. one of the things this event shows is how incredibly

different the race is today than it was on july 13th when trump was shot. trump had a big lead over the democratic candidate, joe biden was the democratic candidate. than the assassination attempt, i actually flew with trump on his plane to milwaukee the next day for the start of the republican convention. it was going to be a triumphant arrival anyway but after the assassination it almost had a mystical element to it. it was huge. it was a very good convention for trump and things looked really good for him. a few days later the democrats pulled the big switch, kamala harris became the candidate and the democrats became much more energized. like they had a huge weight on their shoulders that was lifted off and they were happy about that. the race is essentially tied. harris is a had a couple points in the real clear politics average of national polls and it is an entirely different feeling than it was july 13th.

david plouffe so many things have happened between then and now. in recent pence of the appalling, people don't have a good feel for the economy. they do with donald trump the edge on both immigration and the economy and yet the paul had him down a couple points, everything in the margin of error but knowing he has the wind on his back with issues of immigration and the economy, why is it such a tight race for him in that state? >> trump has always had a temperament problem. there are always, all the democrats are going to oppose him anyway. than as far as independents who don't like him they always dislike him for temperament reasons. they think he can be mean, they think he speaks off-the-cuff too much. they think he lies. whatever. he has a temperament issue. it is always going to be with him. that is the problem.

the race is still tied which nationally if kamala harris is a had a deck or two a lot of political strategists believe that means trump wins because trump is closer now than he was in 2016 or in 2020. you can say he's in better shape now than he was in one of the races he won and the one he lost. shannon: this crowd adores him, this is his home team and for him to return there they will remember people who were injured, cory's family will be part of this. why is it important for trump to go back? i wasn't surprised but i thought a lot of people see that is pretty gutsy. >> there is an unfinished business feeling about that. first of all it was incredible that trump survived the and on that day afterwards he was replaying in his mind the way

he turned his head in just such a way the bullet grazed his ear and didn't hit him directly in the head. there's an unfinished business to it. obviously people did that. one man did that and two were seriously wounded in this so it is something he wants to pay tribute to them. you were talking about the town of butler. when something terrible happens in the town it is nobody's fault. they feel bad about it and he's trying to raise spirits not just in that place but in pennsylvania as a whole. shannon: senator fetterman, something to talk about with the keystone state and who bandages to pull it off. we've got much more coverage to come. be sure to tune in tomorrow about vice president a candidate tim walz. his first sunday interview since he became the vice president on nominee. a lot of questions. follow-up from the debate the other night. looking forward to having him

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shannon: life pictures from butler, pennsylvania were donald trump will speak in minutes. tens of thousands of trump supporters are there, security is stepped up to keep everyone safe and cory lewandowski, senior advisor, the why but it important to go back to butler. >> reporter: he wants to finish his remarks that he started three months ago, and when you get knocked down you get back up again. this is what america is about. it has never been easy in this country but those with tough resolve come back and fight for what they believe in. we know donald trump is a fighter and that's what he will talk about tonight and so are the people of pennsylvania.

shannon: there's a new poll every day but our last one in pennsylvania had a meta-trailing by two points with registered voters in pennsylvania. what message has he got to bring to turn that around? >> reporter: we know the battleground state of pennsylvania is the white whale for republicans, so difficult to win. donald trump did it in 2016. the message of a strong economy, economic freedom, prosperity for everybody but more than that, safety and security for the people of this country and you have two candidate here, one in donald trump who believes you should have lower taxes, less regulation and the ability to spend more of your money and the other side says we will tell you what prices should be and government is the solution. donald trump believes our greatest days are in front of us, we are going to close the border and protect americans. kamala harris believes the wall is a vanity project, donald trump believes in fracking in the state penciling you, kamala harris will end on day one. these candidates cannot be anymore different. with 30 days to go the polls

within the margin of error the intensity is with donald trump, we continue to see his message of economic security and national security resonate across this country and it will be pivotal in the state of pennsylvania. shannon: the vice president when pressed on the fracking issue said her values haven't changed and she came around to understanding you don't need to ban fracking. there are other ways to do energy production that don't involve getting rid of fracking. do you not believe her new position on this? are you calling her a liar on the issue of fracking? >> i don't believe she will change her position on fracking. we heard things from kamala harris that the wall is a vanity project with 45 days to go in an election she changed her position. in pennsylvania she changed her position. when pressed on the issue of why she changed her position, or what data she sought to change that. she is clearly playing politics in this issue, donald trump has a proven record of allowing

fracking, when kamala harris was running for president four years ago she said on day when she would end fracking and it would be devastating to the state of pennsylvania come she doesn't support a border wall or fracking or economic opportunity, we should believe what she said when she was running, now that the election, she's changing her position to try to convince people that she's not the most radical democrat ever nominated? david plouffe polling gives him the edge on the economy and immigration but he's underwater when it comes to the issue of abortion. registered voters in pennsylvania give an edge to double digits on this issue. j. d. vance has had a lot of messaging on this issue, doesn't seem to be convincing voters that donald trump will be respectful of staying out of any national ban or acting in a

way, democrats constant message is he's going to find a way and many states made it impossible for women to have access to abortion. >> he's been very clear, turn this issue to the states which the supreme court did and that's where the states get to decide. they are the laboratories of democracy. what may transpire in pennsylvania could look different from utah. we've seen states like ohio and kansas which would be more conservative continue to allow women to make choices for their own bodies, donald trump's position is let the states decide. what tim walz said and they passed in minnesota and he signed into law was abortion in the ninth month, that's a radical position as outside the realm of mainstream every day americans. we believe the decision should be made at the local level, the state level, let people decide through the ballot box how they want to govern their own states. that's how the system was set up and donald trump respect to.

j. d. vance tim walz will be with me on fox news sunday tomorrow. we have other issues as well. in pennsylvania, the white whale, a critical win for whoever is trying to rack up electoral votes to get to the white house, the president has to get to places like michigan and georgia and north carolina which seems softer and closer and you and the president and the gop would like to see. >> reporter: >> we were in georgia yesterday, he was touring the devastation of the hurricane down there and meeting with governor camp about what he can do as a private citizen to alleviate the concerns. the latest polling georgia has us up 5, north carolina of four. we continue to grow our lead in arizona but the state of pennsylvania and the 19 electoral votes article and that's why donald trump is here today and will continue to be here, he will be in michigan this week, wisconsin this we, in wisconsin tomorrow.

he brings his message direct to the american people. as he's talking to the american people that is where we are winning every day so we are excited about it, we love the people of pennsylvania and make sure they have economic opportunity in their lives will be better under a trump administration. david plouffe he did not get to spinach that speech on july 13th, we will see you on the campaign trail. thank you so much. >> thank you. david plouffe special coverage of donald trump's returned to pennsylvania continues just minutes away when he hits the stage, we will take you there live. clark. and if you have both medicare and medicaid, i have some really encouraging news that you'll definitely want to hear. depending on the plans available in your area, you may be eligible to get extra benefits with a humana medicare advantage dual-eligible special needs plan. most plans

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>> as we wait donald trump's speech in butler, pennsylvania his first return to a site where a gunman nearly assassinated him three months ago. on stage live, he's looking to energize his base in a crucial swing state with 30 days left until the election day. alexis mcadams's live in butler for the president's return. the excitement has to be building, just minutes away.

>> reporter: you can hear the clapping, the fight fight fight chanter that started in butler, pennsylvania after he was shot and nearly assassinated. he went down behind that area on the stage behind the podium and we were not sure he was going to get back up until we saw his fist in the air. people at the rally say they had to be here, they traveled near and far and are trying to figure out what unfolded that day saying there needs to be more information. >> we can see the smoke from the shots and people around us thought it was a firecracker. my husband said no, that's a gunshot. immediately we were running towards trump. my husband said what are we doing? we've got to find out what happened to. none of us left. none of us left. we were waiting to find out what happened.

shannon: nobody left until the secret service moved people out which was an interesting thing when you heard gunfire in that crowd, people trying to get out as quickly as possible. many back here because no matter what side of the aisle you are on politically you've got to give donald trump credit for coming back to the same spot on the stage where he was nearly killed, that bullet as we saw grazed his ear and remember what happened 12 weeks ago like it was yesterday. >> get down, get down, get down, get down. >> reporter: you can hear the shots ringing out as he was speaking, he fell to the ground after a bullet grazed his ear. somehow we are trying to figure out what played out weeks later. a gunman was able to climb onto a nearby roof and opened fire into the crowd. this is a solemn mood today. you can hear the clapping, people looking forward to

voting in the election 30 days out but this is what it is about. you see on your screen a memorial in the stands for cory compo ori, he used his body to shield his family from the bullets, his family met with donald trump when they got off the plane in butler and we know there's a lot more than what happened tonight. >> at the mix, the excitement at a trump rally, the realization that this is like no other. cory lost his life and the other two individuals who were seriously injured. >> reporter: i've seen a lot of people in the crowd with sure tom it's a remember cory. that's what they want this to be about today. the former president will get back up, you were doing that

live coverage, you saw him get escorted off by the secret service. he has a lot more unfinished business in this battleground state of pennsylvania. j. d. vance, the vice president of candidate was on stage a short time ago, he said we almost lost trump and he has so much more work that needs to be done. david plouffe thank you so much. let's bring in princeton university scientist doctor right. great to have you with us today. >> thanks. david plouffe you've dug into the polling, we talked about groups where donald trump performs better or the vice president performs better and while he is lagging with some groups you expect her publicans to lag with, you say there's hope for his campaign in that he's doing better than he did in the past. tell us more. >> reporter: it is fascinating to me that trump is palling better nationally right now with all the controversy

surrounding him, all the records harris is talking about that alienate some people, than he was in 2016 or 2020. democrats should be worried about that right off the bat but with some of these groups, the gender gap is exactly the same. i find that remarkable. with black voters trump is getting 20 to 25% in some polls, that might sound abysmal but it is double what mitt romney and john mccain were getting. with a lot of these groups there's a lack of curiosity among democrats, why are we hemorrhaging working-class voters? why are these black and latino voters considering republicans as an option? it's very interesting. david plouffe why has donald trump made up the ground with groups, take for example black voters? >> the economy. that's what it is. the danger for democrats is they are trying to bolster their record pointing to these jobs numbers, saying the

economy is coming back. it does not match how voters feel about their personal checkbook, the debt they've accumulated to deal with the inflation under the biden administration so groups of voters across the board, the economy and inflation are top issues and that is very upset about last four years. they are rolling the dice on donald trump which is extraordinary? shannon: the gender gap, how do they close the gap? there seems to be so much distrust on the issue say are important to them like issues of abortion. >> i don't buy this line of reasoning that they abandoned the women's vote and not talking about abortion. j. d. vance's answer is different than i was expecting, much more moderate, accepting

part of the blame among republicans for people misunderstanding them on the issue, trying to raise a profamily message and that's different than we have seen in the past, milania trump, in her book was very supportive of abortion rights, and there's a lot of indication republicans are trying to move on this even though roe versus wade is a problem. there is no sugarcoating that. j. d. vance shannon: appreciate you digging into this. let's bring back byron york, political columnist and fox news contributor. in the aftermath of this shooting three months ago, what message do you think he needs to bring today? he will talk about the events of that and how he feels whether he uses the word blessed or lucky or whatever it is to be alive following that does he get into substance and

policy? >> absolutely. he talks for a long time. on the 14th, the day after he was shot he was trying to process that information, going over what happened, watching videos of himself being shot which was kind of odd. he was also trying to figure out what it might mean for the campaign. there was a brief moment, more unity and something like that that didn't happen. the one thing, the long-term effect that it has had, near-death experience has had is i think it gives him more of a sense of mission and more of a sense that perhaps there is a greater intent behind his candidacy. the fact that he wasn't killed is amazing given the high velocity bullet passed so close to his head. i think it has given him a greater sense of mission.

david plouffe he will talk about all those things, pennsylvania is a specific crowd, these are his people, these people are showing up, very much on board. if they haven't voted already they are going to vote for him. what can he say that would reach the undecided voter. i have a hard time finding them at the grocery store or the gym, if you're undecided i would love to pick your brain and hear from you but what can you say to those independents and people who are skeptical that don't love his temperament but may be don't know if they would like his policies. >> that the economic message. you were just hearing despite the so-called good news we had, the number of jobs created has gone up, there's growth, the federal reserve has lower interest rates people don't feel good about that because prices are so high. they haven't gone down, they just stopped going up quite as fast. their credit cards are incredibly expensive. more people idling went on their credit cards than ever before.

they don't have good feelings about this and that's the way trump appeal to those voters. david plouffe do they tune into his speeches? are there those who are so curious that they are watching the speeches to try to make up their mind? >> if you have someone who literally hasn't made up his or her mind are they going to watch this whole speech? i really really doubt it but there's a process going on in your mind. they are thinking about it back-and-forth. the general impression trump leaves today will be important. a data point they put in in their decision who to vote for. david plouffe we know he's going to talk about things like legal issues he's got and will continue to talk about them as issue of persecution. we saw ds ago jack smith, special prosecutor working on a january 6th case against donald trump in federal court in dc,

the judge allowed the unsealing of document he filed this week with new allegations, some new testimony. that's one side of that conversation. the defense, trump's legal team olanta that at some point but what do you make of the allegation that it was political in nature, times to the election? the doj says special counsel acts on his own. it's not political. >> this is the week lawfair came or in back to the campaign. jack smith was out there working and working. ever since the supreme court verdict about presidential immunity, jack smith and a lot of his cheerleaders and the democratic world have been thinking how can they pursue this case even though there won't be time to bring it to trial before the election? there was talk about asking for hearing in which they could reveal their evidence. now he has done that in this filing. there is a widespread opinion

that he went too far in terms of procedures in the criminal trial, that he just threw department of justice standards about not interfering with elections, through those out the window. even people who believe his evidence is absolutely compelling, that he has a strong case said this is absolutely wrong. david plouffe not just conservatives critiquing that. we will take a quick break because we think he is up next. we will be right back, more special coverage democracy 24, donald trump's returned to butler in minutes.

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shannon: as we wait donald trump's speech can we expect him in minutes. the countdown is on. a gunman nearly assassinated him almost three months ago. he is looking to energize his base in this crucial swing state, they will correct you in pennsylvania and say at the commonwealth but listen, whatever you want to call it, 30 days left until the election. alexis mcadams is live in butler for the return of the former president. i imagine the crowd is anxious to see him get up there. >> reporter: it is like déjà vu

standing here. we saw the former president on stage in butler, pennsylvania. what started as a normal trump rally ended with the former president nearly losing his life. remember hearing what i thought was fireworks at the time and watching chaos unfold as the secret service rushed in. we were trying to figure it out in real time. that's when we realized the former president had been wounded. i wasn't sure if he was going to get back up or how badly he was hurt. so many in the crowd felt the same way. to know he's here in butler, pennsylvania making a triumphant return the people are excited but there's also a feeling of sadness because we know that corey compatore lost his life. you can see right there, this is on the stage, that is exactly where he was when he

lost his life. the former president will be joined by elon musk on that stage. we are waiting to hear from him as well. it is going to be an interesting day to say the least but trump says he has unfinished business and wasn't done with his speech just yet. we will see what he has to say. >> a number of family members of corey who are there, at least one of the shooting victims who survived and mostly recovered, long way to go, he and his family are there as well. we are hearing some special guests take the stage today as well. >> reporter: if you can believe a lot of people in the crowd are so excited for this one. this is going to be chesler ceo elon musk who has become a huge trump supporter, we see them talking on social media talking 1-on-1 as they talk about what they think america needs for the path moving forward.

elon musk will be in butler, pennsylvania. the excitement around this thing is massive ever since that day in july people wondering is trump going to return, make his way back? today is the day. you can hear the music and we expect the walkout right now. david plouffe we can see elon musk in the crowd, taking the seat with a lot of dignitaries of the day. we heard a song donald trump often uses as his entrance, god bless the usa by lee greenwood. we were told lee greenwood would be there as well. all of this going to the moment the former president takes the stage and as he says, get back and finishes that speech he has been waiting for. there he is taking stage with thousands tight security. we are told by secret service it has been amped up. there been conversations on bipartisan measure to push for more funding. all protect these including the former president, the vice

president, all of our top leaders who are out there, are protected. and certainly the world is watching today as the former president returns to that stage. he was only a few minutes into his speech you and i would live on the air that day. i was about 6:11 p.m. he started just shortly after 6:00 p.m. when the shots rang out. we talked about that crowd was incredibly calm as they awaited to see what would happen. remember the secret service and dove on top of him but we did not know at that moment how badly he had or hadn't been hurt. when he stood up we did see the blood on his face where he'd been hit by that bullets in his ear. he was common for the secret service tried to get them off that stage and pretty wanted a moment to show the thousands gathered there that day that he was alive. that iconic picture it will exist of him raising his fist in

the blood was there on the side of his face. after that momentary glance he made to the side at the immigration charts that he said saved his life. there was divine intervention that day as well. a little bit of the patented trump dance move as he is there with the crowd is anxious to hear from him. you see lee greenwood is indeed singing alive the song that so often played at trump's rallies. this is all about gathering those big names and a salad bring the lives of those who were impacted that day. getting back there to finish the message in the state that is so critical to whoever would like to take on the presidency. and 270 electoral votes. voting well underway and dozens of states now. we are 30 days out roughly from election day when the country will make its decision. i think lee greenwood will finish out the song at that time

we will hear from president trump. picking up this speech may be where he left off. there new things to discuss after july 13 attempt on his life. the secret service spotted a gun barrel down in florida at the former president was playing golf down there. ran down a man who is now is nod with a number of crimes and has made clear that he was about trying to take out president trump. let's pause and listen in. [cheering] usa. usa. usa. usa. [cheering] [applause] we are going to listen into

president trump's full remarks of a growth after 7:00 p.m. the big sorrel pick this up when i will see you tomorrow "fox news sunday." governor tim walz is one of my guest exclusively with us for some missions since becoming the vp nominee senator john fetterman exclusive with us from pennsylvania. and speaker michael johnson but not let's listen in to former president trump. >> lee, thank you very much and thank you a very big thank you to pennsylvania. we love pennsylvania. and, as i was saying. [cheering] [cheering] i love that, i love that chart, i love that graph. iisn't it a beautiful thing? also beautiful because that's the number of the day i left office it's a loza border patrol the lowest it has ever been illegal immigration today is out

of control but i love it for other reasons too, you know that. so thank you very much. thank you lee and whitley has done without song. it is such an honor to have it. i want to just let you know that tonight i have returned to butler in the aftermath of tragedy and heartache to deliver a simple message to the people of pennsylvania. into the people of america. our movement to make america great again stands a stronger, prouder, more united, more determined and nearer to victory than ever before. we are going to make america great again. we're going to win the election. were going to win the election. and to all americans where they are republican, democrat, independent, conservative or liberal, or you have no label whatsoever it makes no difference. our movement, it belongs to you. it belongs to our country. evelyn's or country. and together and one a month are

going to usher in a new golden age of american security, prosperity, sovereignty and freedom for citizens of every race, religion, color and creed. [cheering] exactly 12 weeks ago this evening on this very ground a cold-blooded assassin aimed to silence me in silence the greatest movement, maga, in this country. we love maga. for 16 harrowing seconds during the gunfire, time stopped as this vicious and monster unleashed pure evil from a snipers perch the hand of a providence in the grace of god that villain did not succeed in his goal. did not come close he did not stop our movement he did not

break out our spirit he did not shake our unyielding resolve to save america from evils of the poverty, hatred, and destruction. yet, we are here this evening in record numbers. this is a big crowd. this is a big crowded. [cheering] this is a big one. not only to mark the triumph of america's spirits, and you know that, this is really truly in the truest sense the spirit over evil and adversity. but also to pay tribute to some of the best and bravest we have ever known. this field is now a monument to the valor of our first responders. to the resilience of our fellow citizens and to the sacrifice of a loving and devoted father. a really great man. you know that. [cheering] forever afterward.

>> corey. corey. corey. we love you. all who have visited this hollowed place will remember what happened here. they will know of the character, encouraged so many incredible american patriots have showed and know they know it at a level never seen before. first i want to thank the men and women of t the secret servie to threw th through their bodiep of mine. [cheering] without even a thought for their own lives. they were on top me so fast. they were on top of me and there is not even a moment of doubt in their minds. you watch those tapes, not even a moment of doubt. i want to thank secret service. they are great people.

[cheering] [applause] went in that moment those ages displayed a devotion to duty that cannot be described. they did it again less than three weeks ago when they did a really fantastic job. another attempt it was another attempt. we have an evil world. we are very sick world. my gratitude to them as unmeasured have a tremendous debt thanks to the secret service counter sniper and a local police sniper. he returned fire within seconds and stop the shooter quickly. and saved many lives. he had a lot of bullets, a lot of ammunition up there with him. it's just amazing when you think they did it so quickly without any knowledge of it was going on. and had that not happened i would be many, many potentially

many, many people. thanks to the butler township police department, incredible people. the butler sheriff's deputy, pennsylvania state police and all the other law enforcement heroes as well as the emergency personnel and doctors. the medical teams that buckler memorial hospital allocating general hospital who rushed me and rushed some of these badly wounded people. they were wounded a lot of badly wounded people. in particular to people. and i tell you they were very brave they were big trumped fans and they still are. that something that was pretty amazing. i got up and asked whether or not anybody would was killed i assume there be a lot because i heard the bullets winging over my head.

probably three the doctors did such an incredible job. it was one, one brave gentleman. the other two have been amazing. they've gone through a lot. pennsylvania proud you hear the expansion pennsylvania proud it's a great place. i went to school, went to college in pennsylvania. it's a great place. the people are incredible. after returning to the field tonight, is one of the really brave americans david dutch. thank you, thank you david. thank you, david. and we are thrilled to see your recovery is going well. great doctors up here. great doctors.

your courage is really an inspiration to us all. i want to thank you very much david. a great gentleman, great, great gentleman. i want to send our love to someone who has not been your he has just gone, undergone a major surgery related to the shooting. a man who is really badly wounded, like david james copenhaver. james was a wonderful man, a big trump fan. and mr. james copenhaver is out there watching us now. he is in a hospital where they did some additional work. but he is in great shape. he wanted to be her so badly but he is in great shape and we appreciate it. we are looking to his full and complete recovery he will have a complete recovery. [cheering]

one more hero who could not make it back here tonight because he is no longer with us, right? you know who that is. our beautiful corey. he's not with this tonight and he should be. we all miss him. he's become one of the somewhat of a folk hero who is with us. his beautiful wife and daughters. and relatives, sister. [applause] [cheering] please, where are you? where are they sitting there's a lot of people goes back further than you can see great family

and he loved you a lot his wife said something very beautiful the public, a lot of people, a lot of people have been very generous and she said i would rather have my husband. that is a good thing to say. that is a good thing to say. i'd rather have my husband. corey comperatore was an incredible husband and father. a devout christian, inveterate and a proud former fire chief. very respected in the town. everyone knew him. few men volunteered to run into fires but corey was one of those who did. he ran into fires. he spoke to people and said this guy would do anything. he was brave. a brave guy like you. he was also a protector who put his life on the line for others. he and he loved doing it.

when the sound of gunshots pierced the air on that july evening, corey leapt into the fire one more time in his last seconds of this earth he threw himself on top of his wife and daughter sue. he did not them hurt. he threw himself. he knew what was happening. he did not want them hurt. and he was hit hard. he was hit hard. and he gave his life to shield their lives. every father and husband in america help set at the time it came we would have what corey had. tremendous courage, tremendous guts and he wanted to protect his family and he did protect his family. at this time it is 6:11 p.m. 12 weeks to the minutes that the shooting began. i would like to ask everyone to join me in a moment of silence.

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voice. one of the greatest opera singers in the world. christopher who is truly a great talent is going to be back when i leave i'm going to say backstage watching every song is going to sing. three report great songs. i would not leave your seat to fast and we are finished today. this is an honor of three great people in particular corey we appreciate it. that's a real voice isn't what you think mr. future vice president right? quick sedona if you could do that, jd i don't think jd could do that. [applause] in the face of a murderous hate, corey answered the most selfless kind of love. we are joined this evening but corey's incredible widow helen. his two precious daughters

kayleigh and allison and his sisters at kellyanne don. thank you so much for thank you so much. this is incredible tribute. to helm in the entire family can only imagine the depths of your grief. i want you to know our memory in our hearts for as long as we live it. everyone in the stadium and everyone that was there on that tragic evening corey we think about him a lot right now is looking down on us right now smiling at his beloved wife and daughters. his mother karen and his entire family. his entire family. [applause] and he is with you. he's going to be with us for a long time. some people just do not die in vain.

what he has left behind is incredible. so god bless you corey, god bless you. thank you very much. god bless you. you know, a little story helen and told me on the day they came to the rally corey was really excited because someone gave them great seats right up front here with the people from north carolina for the ladies of north carolina. this is 227th rally. i don't know what's going on with that. beautiful ladies. but, they always seem to have good seats. corey had the best seat in the house and was telling his wife and family on the way over in the car he said i'm telling you, he is going to invite me up on the stage. i do that sometimes. we take people and invite them up on the stage. she smiled thinking it would never happen. little did anyone realize that corey would be on the stage three months later an almost immortal position. and that is where he is today.

he is on the stage not almost as truly immortal position. the love that he showed on that day is the love that sustains the entire movement. love our families have and love of our communities and love of our country. it's a force more powerful than any hatred and malice. even t in the darkest hours it shines forth as a guide and it guides us it guides us like a candle in the night. it is a love it like corey's that is joining us to save our country. it is going to heal our country and reunite our country as "one nation" under god indivisible with liberty and justice for all. so, what our opponents have never understood is that this movement has never been about

me. it's always been about you. it's millions of millions of people of the biggest and this history, may be anywhere. every day people who are the heart and soul of our country, they love our movement. they love our country and they know they are doing right. your hopes are my hopes for your dreams are my dreams and your future is what i'm fighting for every single day. we have a great companion in jd vance. how good was he the other night? it was a great two. [cheering] he was great. but, from the very beginning of this journey i've been on a mission to rescue our country

from a failed and very corrupt political establishment. very corrupted. we have to change it. we have to change it. we also need a free and open press. to give it back to the country you believe in and i believe in is a country that we were born and in the country that you deserve. you deserve this. that mission i will never quit. oh never been to i will never break i will never yield. not even in the face of death itself. and i believe every citizen deserves an america of the grand a very, very grand ambition. opportunities and limitless. in limitless. we just want limitless pote potential. we want an america where you can get ahead and be proud of life and provide to your family and a really decent way. we don't have a crime who have a fabulous military to protect us from evil.

everything has to be the best. we have to have the best schools. we have to have strong borders. we do not want bad people coming in and hurting us. we do not want to have open borders, do we? you deserve a government that protects and protects its own citizens that defends your sovereignty or security, your dignity, and your freedom. you deserve a nation that builds things again, makes things better. that aims for the stars once more and that once again commands respect. we went to get respect like we had four years ago the entire world respected us. they respected us. they respected us more than they've ever respected us. and now they laugh at us but we cannot have them laugh at us, can we? above all, you deserve leadership in washington that does not answer to that lobbyist, to the bureaucrats or to the corrupt special interest but answers only to you the

hard-working citizens of ame america. which there are a lot of them. we have a lot of them. we have a lot of them. over the past eight years those who want to stop us from achieving this future have a slander to me, impeachment, indicted me tried to throw me off the ballot. and who knows, maybe even tried to kill me. but i have never stopped fighting for you and i never will. i never will. i am never going to stop. fight. fight. fight. fight. >> and in turn, you have always stood with me you have always stood with me no matter what you saw what was going on you've saw the hoaxes and the scams you saw everything that went on. we are a team. we are a great team probably the

best team ever in the history of our country if you really think about it. we fought together. we have endured together we have pushed onward together and right here in pennsylvania we have bled together. we have had three people that got hit hard. two of them made it, great doctors. great doctors. they were not supposed to make it. i was not supposed to make it. my great doctor at butler said to sir, you are the luckiest man alive. this would be a good time free to go out and win a lottery ticket. i almost went out and bought a lottery ticket. i will take it. thirty-one days from now this great commonwealth and all across our land we are going to win together. were going to vote together were going to win the greatest election in the history of our country may be the greatest election of all time.

after we all have been through all of this together, nobody's gone through it we have gone through. nobody paid i'm going through, you are going through it too. but there's never been anything like this. i always say there's an enemy from within and there is an outside enemy. and, if you are smart the outside enemy is not going to be a problem. russia, china, north korea were not going have a problem if you have a smart president. if you have not such a smart president there is a problem you have an enemy from within much more dangerous% on the verge of the four greatest years in the history of our country. we can make these the four greatest years. we will turn it around so fast that your head will spin. [cheering]

[applause] with a victory on november 5 we are going to redeem america's promise unlocked extraordinary future that's within our reach it is now within our reach. think of it, one month from today. a one month. we've got to get there. we have got to get there they will drop all sorts of bombs. he'll be hitting jda, they will hit me, these people hit and hit but i think we've almost become immune to it, haven't we? we have become immune to it you got a little dose of it a couple little doses. that's the only way they could even think about waiting with open borders who once open borders? once men playing in women's sports? who wants once sex change operas for illegal aliens? holding visions. no, i do not think so but will

be getting new with incomes correcting wealth. millions and millions of new job. and a booming middle-class. we are going to boom like we have never boomed before. you're going to unleash a manufacturing renaissance right here in pennsylvania. including fracking like we have never fracture before. we are going to frak, frak, frak. they said they'll be no fracking. we will never frak. then she started seeing poll numbers by the way. and by the way of speaking of poll numbers you mind if i mention poll numbers? what hit me amazingly jd just came out i don't see where this one, the democrats to win the hispanic vote were creeping up rather rapidly. rest mucin is one of the most

respected polls. republicans are got four, five, six, nine, 10%. 62% for trauma. think of that. and 34% for kamala. no one knows i'm talking about a go harass, harass, they say who's harris? it's happening all the time, who is harris? we could not find out who she is because if we do our country is going to be in big trouble. we will live in a very beautiful city or town safe and clean with the borders that are sealed and secure. and again we want people to come into our country we want that, we need that but we want to come in legally prevent doctor kevin

legally and love for our country. and america will once again be strong, confident, free of her record to have that figure would have a strong, confident, free. that is why i'm here today. i could right now be having a beautiful life. i do not have to be here. instead i could be on a gorgeous beach someplace. i have such a nice property. i could be in monte carlo as an example but i would rather be in butler with you. [cheering] i would rather be in butler and i think jd would rather be in butler. [cheering] we love you. we love you. we love you. we love you. we love you.

>> i would rather be here. we are doing something a lot of rich guys ago nobody cares about. i had one about a month ago a very, very rich guy he called me up and said president, i've known him for a long time i don't want my wife to her that number, it's a long time is very successful in sensor, could you do me a favor question of the guys with billions of dollars. i can't get into a restaurant could you call them to get me in? i said what is the good to me tg which you can't enter restaurant? i called the maître d' has had high donald trump, recognize your voice. he said would you do me a favor question loo equipment friend of mine is online about a mile back. this a very successful restaurant he's got his wife and i described the wife. could you possibly go get them? could you go get them and bring them in? he did. my friend called me up the next day and said thank you very much. thank you.

doctor please, doctor in the house? thank you. thank you very much doctor. thank you. take your time, dr. kagan please separate we've got plenty of time, right? we've got a lot of time. we love you. >> you doing okay? take your time. we have got to protect our people, right? take your time. [cheering] [applause]

itthat's right, doctor go-ahead. that is all right. that is all right. people come out two or three days ago. it's an amazing thing. it's an amazing thing it. we appreciate it, everybody appreciates that. take your time. that is great. that is great. do we have the greatest people in the world? we have the greatest people in the world. [cheering] [applause] quickly cover this butler return for president trump. just a brief stop here as it appears someone in the crowd

there needs a little bit of medical attention. they called for the doctor picked president trump up patiently encouraging people they try to get help to this person but no idea exactly what is going on. of course, but usually the case with these rallies they wait for were forhours and hours and houn line. once they get on site it looks like a beautiful day but it can be strenuous. we're going to pause here i wait to see is there someone getting a little to medical help there. there are calls for water it appears. we will check the temperature there everyone's chugging their water making sure there hydrated and in good shape while they await president trump finishing the speech cut short by an attempt on his life back on jul. ♪ o'er the ramparts we watch were so gallantly streaming ♪

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[chanting u.s.a.]. shannon: a president trump taking a pause with its return to pennsylvania is s someone the who needed medical attention in the audience, in the crowd they were told runs into the tens of thousands, is able to get help from a doctor on site. we did a quick check of the weather 6465 degrees and butler. it looks like a beautiful night. this is not as it was in the summer when he was there with exceedingly hot temperatures. a lot of these folks have been waiting for hours but some for a very, very early morning hours there. you heard the crowd break into u.s. a chance they stopped and sang the national anthem for there's a freelancing on the verses there are some hoops and hollers. folks are clearly very fired up there president trump has pause to make sure that somebody there receiving the care and possibly if they need to be taken from that site. whatever they need he is waiting for indication that person is being effectively treated. as we are getting ready for the

sun to start setting you can see the shadow on president trump's face as he is there behind protective glass. let's check in with alexis mcadams on the ground as she was in butler back in july but what can you tell us in the ground? >> hi shannon, former president trump was speaking presenting a lot more to say and he got cut off for that day when it was nearly assassinated in butler. he felt it was his duty to get back out here but had to stop again because it was a medical emergency with the weather that's exactly the issue. last time in july it was hot and humid out here. right now it's cool temperature wise. there's lots of water here on the fairgrounds which was also a new look like a medical emergency up in the stands for the former president once again pausing for a lot of people were nervous was how it unfolded here 12 weeks ago. so to hear him stop and have an issue the crowd again people got a little unsettled. they were able to get up there the older woman was getting out taken out right now. and look into the side they are removing her from the area.

i thought it was interesting to hear some of his main talking points and keep going back to corey comperatore. we'll hear more about that right now. >> thank you. >> people are here for a long time. we appreciate it very much. a lot of times it happens. you will be great, you watch. so 12 weeks ago we all took a bullet for america but we are all asking this everyone goes out and vote. got to win we cannot take another four years like this we will not have a country left. we are not going to have a country left. all of this will be for nothing if you don't get out and vote. it will all be for nothing. we will have talked about it and if we do it will be the greatest achievement i think in the history of politics for all of

us for this age. we are going to change our country around and fast. we are going to do things nobody thought was possible. were going to do than fast breeds of pennsylvania, it's time to stand up for america and the time to save our country per this is really about saving our country. it is never been like this would look at the crime, look at the crime. look at the people that are coming in. murderers, 13099 murderers let in over the last short period of time. murderers that have been released from penitentiaries, prisons, jails, release into our country. crime rates all over the world are down. they are taking their gang members and their criminals. they are taking their people in jail and they are releasing them into our country. we cannot have it. we just cannot have it. how do you get more simple than that? they are releasing a murderers for their releasing drug dealers for their releasing gang members and criminals.

human traffickers, most of the traffic in women. they are releasing them all into our country emptying their gels the crime rates in venezuela are way down but it's not only in south america. it's all over the world and africa, and congo, a lot of people coming out of the congo and africa. they're coming out from the middle east, yemen for a lot of people coming out of yemen and they are known terrorists and they just release them into our country. from countries unknown. they know nothing about the people i will go right in. these people are crazy. and we have to win will stop it immediately and look it will be a big deportation. we will deport these people and get them back into our country. so we won't have a country. if we win in pennsylvania we will win the whole thing.

the whole thing will be one. for the sake of our families for the sake of our children we will keep on going and as the expression goes i'm a little embarrassed to say it to be honest i'm going to say it because a lot of people say it we will fights, fights, fights. we are going to fight for our country. we are going to fight for our country. together we will save this country will restore the republic and america's future will be bigger, better, bolder, happier and stronger. when during my term for the greatest economy that we have ever had and you know what was happening? we were uniting the other side radical left people were coming over.

women, men, if you look at population, our black population. our hispanic population. our asian population. everyone was doing better. people though into the best schools in best colleges got the highest marks and people that cocannot get a high school degr, everyone was doing better our country was coming together we got hit with covid, a gift from china some people called the china virus we did a great job on that too. we did a great job at the world was disturbed. $60 trillion in damage worldwide. millions and millions, tens of millions of people killed. and we still covered during this four-year period have the greatest economy part one of the great countries of the world. we left with a stock market that was higher than it was a prior to covid coming in. what we did was something really incredible we had the greatest,

most successful country ever. the greatest economy and our history we are going to do it again and maybe even better. we learned a lot about people and doing things about what works and what doesn't work. we are going to do it is going to be quick. it's going to be quick we'll have safe cities and great cities again. we're going to have a capitol in washington d.c. that is crime-ridden. he will leave from the great commonwealth of pennsylvania. you drive down to washington d.c. and you drive down and end up getting murdered. you end up getting hurt. you get mugged. we are going to straighten out washington d.c. going to make it again the most beautiful capitol in the world we are not going to have graffiti. we are not going to have graffiti on her marble columns are not going to have roads that have potholes all over and medians of falling into the highways. we are going to run it properly. we are going to change it. were going to run it properly

it's an embarrassment to us. can you imagine foreign leaders coming in going over roads that have not been paved in years to buthonored to be joined by one f the people is going to help us build this incredible future he is a truly incredible guy. i do not say it that often. he's a great gentleman he's done such an unbelievable job for north carolina, for georgia, for alabama, for florida, for tennessee his name is elon musk. he saved free speech. he created so many great things where izzy come on up here he created the first major american car company a in generations and his rocket company is the only reason we can now send american astronauts into space.

come here. take over elon, just take over. [cheering] [applause] >> hi everyone. as you can see i'm not just magna, i am dark maga. first of i would to say what an honor it is to be here. the true test of someone's character is how they behave under fire. and we had one president who could not climb a flight of stairs. and another who is a fist pumping after getting shot. [cheering] fights. fight. fight. a blood coming down the face. now, america is the home of the brave.

there is no truer test than courage under fire. who do you want representing america? [cheering] [applause] absolutely. i think this election, thanks the most important election in our lifetime. this is no ordinary election. the other side wants to take away your freedom of speech. they want to take away your right to bear arms. they want to take away your right to vote effectively. fourteen states now that don't require voter id. california, were used to live, just passed a law banning voter id from voting. i still cannot believe that is real.

so how are you supposed have a good or proper election if there is no id? it is meaningless. and free speech. free spfree speech is the bedrof democracy. [cheering] if people do not know what's going on, if they don't know the truth how can you make an informed vote? you must have free speech in order to have democracy. that's why it is the first amendment. and the seconds and then is there to ensure we have the first amendment. [cheering] president trump must a wind to preserve the constitution. he must win to preserve democracy in america. [cheering] [applause] we want to romp.

trump. we want trump. we want trump. we want trump. >> this is a must win situation. must a wind. i have a one ask for everyone in the audience. everyone who watches this video. everyone live stream. this one request is very important. register to vote. okay? and get everyone you know and everyone you don't know. [laughter] drag them to register to vote. there's only two days left to register to vote in georgia and arizona. forty-eight hours. text the people now. [laughter] now. and then make sure they actually do vote. if they don't, this will be the

last election. that is my prediction. nothing is more important, nothing is more important. so get everyone you know i was speaking to people out there. everyone in the crowd is already convinced. but for people out there watching the video, watching the live stream get everyone you know at work, friends, family, text groups, social media, get them to register to vote right now. only two days left for georgia and arizona. on the a c couple weeks left in pennsylvania. they're not registered to vote is not doesn't matter at that point register to vote of being repetitive for a reason. nothing is more important. a lot of people think maybe their vote does not count. well, it does. it does. it matters this election could be decided by a thousand votes,

a tiny margin. so, get everyone you know to register to vote. swamp the vote.com. double check that your registration is good. do not take it for granted. i'm being repetitive at this point because it is the one take away more than anything that will matter is getting those registrations and then getting everyone you know to actually vote. that is what will decide this election. especially in pennsylvania. [cheering] [applause] 's out thank you. and honestly you just want to be a pest. be passed to everyone you know. people on the street everywhere, vote, boats, votes. fights, fights, fights. ovote, vote, vote.

[cheering] [applause] >> what a great guy. he would rather be making a rocket ship sued really rather be doing that. nobody better think it's got 90% of the rockets that go up. elon, thank you very much. incredible, incredible. what he says is true. what he says is true. we are all having fun here tonight but if we do not registered do not vote we're going to look upon this as another sort of nice day in our life but one can be a nice day and are going to look back and say wow, a lot of time a lot of effort. if we don't win as he said it's not important. we have to save our country so you have to get out and vote. got to get out and vote. got future friends about because they play a lot of tricks this

particular other side but elon is a very nice guy he doesn't want to say but they play a lot of checks we cannot let happen again. we cannot let it happen. one thing they showed us how bad they are for they showed us how bad of a job they do for that's one thing we got from this for years they've done that works a job, the worst president in history of our country. to worsen vice president in the history of our country if you'vu watch over the past couple of days they are doing, this is a creek katrina for them. this is one of the worst they say it's the worst job ever done on helping people through the ravages of a hurricane. she is out there campaigning in san francisco placed a sheet ruins. okay she ruined san francisco. think of this. she ruined san francisco. she was the worst d.a. and she ruined the state of california and now she was to ruin the united states of america. we cannot let her do it.

so i called elon to tell him they needed star link as an example bread they could not get star link. i did not note star link was i must tell you. elon, i'm so embarrassed i did not note star link was. he loves star link. he can tell you every screw that's needed i did not know but when i was in north carolina and georgia just the other day, yesterday to be exact they were saying we have tremendous communications. especially in north carolina and we have tremendous problems we have no communication poles were ripped down the wires were underwater. houses were destroyed. possibly 1000 people may be more there's a 600 people missing. missing is not good. because you know what missing means generally, that is very bad. they had no communication literally no communication they called it the mainland because the water was so crazy. it's like they were in the middle of a lake and had never

seen anything like it. they said do you know someone name elon musk i said yes i happen to know him a little but he just endorsed me actually. although he endorsed me a long time ago. to me, every day is a good endorsement from elon park known pick nonasmarter than elon. and they said could you do us a favor could you help us? or trying to get star link and it's very hard to get. multiple say you cannot get it i called up the line and said north carolina is in big trouble, george is in big trouble they need communication for they have none because their poles have been knocked down in their wires are underwater and even dangerously underwater. but they have no communication for kids you did something about sstar link whatever that is? that's all they want to hear is starling. and an amazing thing happened i got a call from one of the top people in north carolina. i got a call from another great person in georgia and i was not finished with my phone call yet they got word star link would be

delivered to the states. and i said what is see what kind of a system is that? normally you would have to hang up and go and call people he did it during the phone call what kind of assistant do you have? that's why is a very advanced person. i went to thank you because they got it in two days later how does it work? they said much better than the wires. i'm saying why aren't they are going to come out very well. he also said you don't have to pay me pay me someday when you get the money back you don't have to pay me. he wanted nothing is a great guy. thank you for being here. thank you very much. it's a great honor. a great honor. [applause] [cheering]

thank you elon. that is heartfelt. i cannot see the end that's a lot of people here today. we are also joined by a great gentleman. a top, top a brilliant student. he went to a tremendous college and he graduated right at the top of his class. in two years i didn't even get that it's a four-year college. went to the military, he came out and did fantastically inside the military. he came out and went to gayle without the benefit of family ties. you know what that means, right? that's pretty good without family ties i don't know too many of those people they had no family ties and he got in. and he graduated. along with his wife. they're not going to have any problems with their kids academically i can tell you. as wife and him are like the top students in their class he went to yale and then he went to the private sector he did

fantastically. he won and is like a rocket ship is like one of elon rocket ships the way his career is going for you see why he's a really brilliant guy. you saw that the other night in the debate, right? you know the expression they have if that were a fight they would've stopped it, right? i just want to thank jd. i was always confident in that pic we had great people. everyone would have done a great job but it was amazing we appreciate the job you're doing. he's also very energetic he will go anywhere. i said he will go on cnn. he has had no problem he swats them like this. he has no problem. no, it is true. the people will say sir, i would

rather not do that would come id rather not do that once

that's the hardest in the senate to pronounce. i have learned how to pronounce it. thank you very much. guy, thank you very much. glenn gt thompson. a fantastic is a tremendous natl security asset thank you mike the man who was my doctor. and before that he was actually an admiral and then he went to

the white house. he was a great admiral. he was a great doctor. i love them for one reason they asked in the white house the press, the fake news media said who is the most? he was the doctor for obama, bush, and trauma. that's a pretty good the white house doctor for the three of us. the press said who is the healthiest of the three he said definitely it's donald trump or there's not even a contest. and i love that guy. when he said that comment jd when he said that a center like that >> now he's one of the most popular people in congress and one of the most talented maybe more importantly. ronny jackson.

ronny. [applause] where's ronny? where is you -- thank you ronny. and you've got a lot of talent surrounding you there. i think it is very important also we're here for a reason and as to when and honor cory but cory wants us to win too, and there's a man in the audience that's been very much a career path a little bit like jd great student, great talented student feras nick the military and then went out to be a tremendous success one of the most successful people in wall street actually. and he's tough and he's smart and he's going make sure you always have fracking in pennsylvania and he's going to make sure you have many other things other than fracking you have a senator that does nothing he does nothing. and he's -- he doesn't fight for you. he votes with biden if you can believe it. like 100% -- >> okay. >> we're lucky he does it. j welcome to the big weekend show it is kennedy