when don trump first walked out of the u of c event and everybody was cheering, 16,000, they all stood trump and that a deep blue city of neo-, new jersey. when he first walked back -- while goodbye rogers, could not stand up because trump was doing his thing but eventually came over to the former president, shook hands with him and in this case, posted on his own social media account, rogers dead and called the photo with trump prices. remember this is somebody who rfk junior because he would consider to be his vise president opaque. i think it now rogers is probably voting for trump, definitely novelty for biden that is for sure. >> trace: job was saying, give aaron rodgers posting this this on instagram, very kind, and i want to put this up on instagram, it is amazing because they just won't corrected, they just don't have it in them to go back and say, okay,, we scooted up. >> and they never love without correction do they guide to go back and fix it. this event was especially hard for many in the mainstream media because when you hear that crowd chanting it's hard to covered any o

don. your whole campaign was about locking hillary clinton up. now, trump's supporters also really want to lock up the president's son, hunter biden, who coincidently went on trial today on gun and tax charges brought against him by holdovers from the trump administration at the justice department. you know, the same doj that literally locked up michael cohen for his part in the scheme that trump was just convicted on last week. well, according to donald trump and republicans, weirdly enough, it seems joe biden has now weaponized the justice system against his own son. make it make sense. but back to my revelation. it seems clear that what republicans want is for the law to go back to the way it was historically when men like donald trump and men like them could literally get away with murder. they want that world pack. donald trump's own sense of personal impunity is so strong, he's even calling on his favorite justices on the supreme court to intervene before he's sentenced in july four days before the republican convention. the supreme court has no case me

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. >> he's bint to the other night don trump has been donald trump. he has a very, very, very low opinion of people are color black, brown, whatever color he has a low opinion of like people. he's demonstrated that all of his life. and i would like to hear from some of his black supporters why they will not have these discussions but what this man has done to black women, what this man has done too young black youth and what he has done to his own businesses when it comes to black people i've taught reverence shop and he told me he's been in and out of his businesses and never have seen a black person in any of them. how do you adjust, give this man a pass on all of that? compare his hiring records to joe biden's higher and records. and then that also gives you some indication of whether it would be going forward so what do you said the other night by black jobs, meant to me that there are certain jobs for black people and there are certain jobs for white people. there are certain jobs. white people, and there's certain jobs for non white people and t

whose leaders disregard laws, carry out vendettas against their political opponents when you hear don trump talking about getting revenge or retribution does that seem i mean that seem realistic to you? do you believe he would do that? >> i do believe he would do it. i believe we have if we have learned anything we should listen to what he says and what he does is often exactly what he says and sometimes worse we have in donald trump a leader who is not running to be the president of the american people he's running for his own self-interest to try to stay out of jail and that is incredibly worrying. and when he says that on day one, he intends to be a dictator, that he will come after his political opponents and anybody who has rubbed i'm tim the wrong way. i take that very seriously and i think we all should susan rice. >> thank you for your time thank you. >> anderson. >> way up next to cnn exclusive. been wiedemann talks with hamas spokesman in beirut about the remaining hostages they are holding captive in gaza he asked them how many are still alive and why hamas is yet to agree to cea

just ahead religions entering the 2024 campaign with the new controversial endorsement from don trump will talk about this in just a few moments, less than a week away from the first presidential debate on cnn could change the minds of voters who are undecided at this point we're going to talk to two of them just a few moments. they were this for that thursday night live from atlanta the most anticipated moment this election biden renren read america isn't future because that's where we are a nation of possibility, trump. we had the best economy, we had the best border, we had the best of everything. and now we get to do it all hello, very good. we're gonna do it even better. two very different visions for america. >> one unprecedented night moderated by jake tapper and dana bash, the cnn presidential debate crews the net it nine live on cnn and streaming on max this is the one, this is what we call a question. >> student body math proficiency. but he said good, fair, satisfactory, like a percentage if you had to guess understood great student-teacher ratio we, bring, you, the real in

trump's showing and telling us exactly who he is. and there's no evidence that he's changed at all. i mean let's not forget, don black lives matter rally for a photo app. he called the january 6th insurrectionists very special on that day. and he now wants to reward them by pardoning their crimes. that irony was not lost on president biden which he talked about. >> he calls insurrectionists patriots. if he becomes president, he wants to pardon all of them. what would have happened if >> coming up, the most unpredictable voting block in november may also be the one responsible for the outcome of the election. we'll dive into the world of the double haters as they're called with the perfect person to talk about it, who digs into this and so much polling data and all the things. amy walter joins me after the break. don't go any where. despite treatment, it's still not under control. but now i have rinvoq. rinvoq is a once-daily pill that reduces the itch and helps clear the rash of eczema—fast. some rinvoq patients felt significant itch relief as early as 2 days. some achieved dramatic skin clearance as early as 2

setting expectations so high for himself, but don't forget, you're taking away a lot of stuff from don trump. he's used to, he loves to have the oxygen of that crowd. he won't have it. he loves to be able to run over people. they're going to mute him. this is the first time you're going to see donald trump without the crowd and without his ability to bully people and donald trump's got some challenges. two, now, we have talked about joe biden. now, trump got symptoms let me ask you about that because he had a self-awareness that he does not often display about this issue. >> he gave an interview to bring arc at the washington examiner. he said about this exact issue of not having an audience. he said you have no audience to read to me. the audience is easier because it's telling you what is going on in directly with applause or not applause knows this so at the rally, you guys didn't watch i watched on saturday night. yeah. trump would out to the crowd, said, how should i taught, how should i interact with joe biden? should i be nice to be mean to them? >> right. so again, so he understands

managed to work well with trump which isn't easy. is that what don donald trump is looking for.sorry for the comparison to donald trump. >> yeah, doug is perfect because he will not upstage trump, number two he is great because they can get his hands on money. if they wrote it that way. i would advise them not to put in the editorial just look how well it worked out for pence. >> right. the more the editorial bear hugs him the more likely trump is to pick whoever it is they bear hug. >> how did jd vance go from being a celebrated author about how he was a never trumper to on his short list for surrogate son? >> that baby face is making a lot of sense in the intro. what happened to him if we could only bring him back. >> what did happen to him in. >> well, you know donald trump jr. is on his side right now. which i think is a much more important endorsement than the wall street journey. phu my view is what happened to him is what happened to a lotover these guys. the same thing that happened to marco. they want maga, they want trumpism, they want nationalism and then they back fi

trump is running for president. are they going to share classified information with don tphad -- donald trump.possible to suggest. >> the speaker himself said he put these two on the intelligence committee without by the way telling chairman turner or consulting chairman turner. who has spent the last year working with me to make this economy as serious as possible. look i'm not going to open up on mr. perry and mr. jackson because i need to work for them. i will observe for you that a good half of the american conference was appalled. that this speaker did this because of the reasons that you actually just articulated. scott perry is still under investigation with the fbi which is of course part of the one of the organizations that we on this committee oversee. it's a bizarre thing. in the service to make sure this committee stays functional i will hold my fire. >> i think we all appreciate your statesmanship on that. but i would say if you look for an example of a fox forwarding the hen house, scott perry on the intelligence committee seems like a pretty solid one. congressman jim hines, tha

those kinds of people who enter government under a potential trump administration that scare me the most. >> there's a new poll that has donmp and joe biden neck to neck. and that number has gone up since march. does he need more than that going into november or could it be enough to put him over the finish line? >> he just needs one more electoral vote than donald trump. but i think what we're seeing in every poll and i want to be careful with my phraseology here, the majority coalition in the united states is an anti trump coalition. that doesn't mean they're all never trumpers. they might be traditional democrats who perform for democrats. they're progressive. doesn't mean they're anti trump, they're also probiden. the coalition comes around when you bring in those soft republicans. those persuadable independents. that is what gives joe biden the win. un unfortunately you have to layer in the electoral college. where likely six or seven states are going to decide who is the president in 2024. >>> you've got to admit it's pretty rude the strategy one nation is taking to get under the skin of its neighbor. der the skin of

the republican national convention will convene in milwaukee to formally don -- nominate donald trump as the republican candidate. we have never been here in this country. we are talking about trump here, someone who has already lowered the bar who has been impeached twice and as trump does, he's doubling down on his claims of being victimized by what he calls a rigged system, blaming everyone under the sun, for his own actions. friday the day after the verdict drop, trump gave a rambling word salad response from trump tower in new york. >> it's a rigged, it was a rigged trial, it's a very sad thing that's happening in our country and it's a, it's a thing that i'm honored, in a way i'm honored because somebody have to do it and i might as well keep going. >> might as well keep going and be the one, what a hero, his devout followers actually believe that, so much so that the verdict is helping trump fund raise, it was just 24 hours after he was convicted his campaign said, it raised $53 million in donations and his supporters in congress are rallying behind him, too. house speaker john

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vance, friends with don jr., introduced trump to silicon valley, brought in all that money, marine, rightgum or marco rubio. stuart: i'm not going to pick right now -- lauren: well, here's the issue, you've got to appeal to the swing voter, the voter that can be swayed either way, that wants something a little bit different. so this is a watershed moment, and the "wall street journal" editorial board is saying the three people that they like, that they think could bring in more people and help trump win would be nikki haley, glenn youngkin -- the governor of virginia who trump will campaign with or be shown with the day after tomorrow's debate, on friday -- and of the three that i just named earlier, doug burgum. stuart: it's got to be someone who looks presidential, looks like someone who can take over at a moment's notice, looks like somebody who can carry the flag for trump into the next administration. that's the person who he's got to pick, and i'm sure that's the criteria that he's looking for. lauren: and someone who jibes with him too, where they can relate on a personal level, wh

don. you've got a honda trump piece, golf balls of steel, and he has no problem even though he's facing a terrible onslaught from the democratic live cards in the states. he still knows how to rip the piece out of all sleepy joe wrote their all your best to see this is great. this one never gets old. who denny goes. i love this. i mean, this isn't getting any better guys. you know, biology, the, when you elect a president who's 5 years older than the average survival age of an american males . this is what happens. it's a shock. he's really doesn't know what's going on. the only the good thing about this is guys. if we do have a nuclear war with russia here, probably seen bomb the wrong country present. the russians have watched the ghost. oh sure. okay. bars streaming. so is the sleepy joe. uh, slow motion car crash continues its just getting worse and worse. actually, i'm starting to agree with argue that it's like clubbing, a seal on the incident in the states, people are getting more more freaked out by a sleepy jose incompetence and lack of a capabilities around the country. and we'v

, i remember one of the first times i read about how much trump was trying to do this as president was a story you wrote about efforts to get don mcgahn to get trump to prosecute i think it was hillary clinton and jim comey and maybe another combination of others. he was restrained in the years from doing that somewhat. durham ended up investigating unnecessarily a bunch of people but this is now the centerpiece of his re-election effort and it appears based on today's times reporting it's been turbo charged by his conviction. >> i think this falls into the category of things that -- he sort of has figured out he figured out in the last weeks of the presidency. that he could do a lot more without the guardrails around. and so something that he would plow directly into if he came back. he really wanted this to be done when he was president. he really -- at one point, there's this anecdote in the mueller report that doesn't get a lot of attention where he essentially held sessions' job over his head and said look i'm going to get rid of you unless you prosecute hillary clinton. he wanted to order the justice department himself to

presentencing investigation, the presentencing interviews with donald trump's family members and that kind of thing. is it likely, even, that donjr. or eric trump or donald trump himself are going to sit down with anyone from the office to give these interviews to prepare for the sentencing? >> reporter: they don't necessarily have to. the probation officer conducts and prepares their interviews and sometimes don't want to talk. you can imagine a situation where a criminal, his spouse, i'm not going to talk. they ruined our lives. that happens. it is not uncommon for that to happen. do they really need to interview donald trump to get his biographical information? can they not just google it, everything is known about donald trump. normally, they are trying to find out things to tell the judge the context about this person's life. the psr is important and the facts go to the judge and the judge weighs it heavily. more so than the sentencing memorandum from each side. the big question, i know the defense will ask for probation only. i am looking to see what the d.a. does. do they say, we declare victory? we don't need an incarce

. >> that's right, don, there's at least 100 trump supporters behind me, many of them coming from across i spoke to a woman who got here at 6 a.m, hoping to get a glimpse of

were at a minute ago with alyssa can you imagine a world where obama prosecutor, when after don junior, ivanka trump, while barak, while while donald trump was president he allowed that prosecutor to go after them, indict them, see them commit, can see them convicted, and then said he would not he would not pardon them. i can't imagine that world we all know. that's probably not the case. donald trump would i think we just lost, we just lost. that has a commitment to the rule of law that we just have never seen before. >> guard jamal standby, alyssa, the trump campaign statement reads in part, and i'm quoting now, we read it this trial has been nothing more than a distraction from the real crimes of the biden crime family. is this verdict something the trump campaign can seize on politically? what do you think? >> so i actually see this totally different than jamal does. i actually think this could be a boon for biden. it's certainly doesn't help trump. and i think this sort of this statement afterwards spoke to the fact that if anything, it proves this point that the system is not weaponized, that

so let's start with trump's oldest son, don junior he we understand currently going to bat with his doppelganger, senator jd vance murdoch is pressing trump to consider governor burgum while one of trump's most trusted television advisers, sean hannity, is making it known. he'd like to see senator rubio on a ticket for months. >> these three men have been campaigning for the job, positioning themselves to become trump let's pick frequently appearing on shows they know trump watches showing up at fundraisers, rallies courthouse of course, tripping over themselves to seeing trump's praises the world is on fire. >> and i sort of see donald trump is a bit of a fire man. >> i wish every american could see president trump the way we've seen in the last six months. >> he's genuinely exceedingly funny. >> but as you know, jesse, the best comics are really smart people, highly intelligent and highly perceptive and they know their audiences and i think president trump's been amazing when donald trump was present, united states, this country was safer, it was more prosperous. the country and the world was

trump follows every member of his family, ivanka, jared, laura, kimberly guilfoyle, tiffany trump, except donr. i think that's social media speak for "you're not in the will, don." and it's especially disappointing because djtj is the one who got him on tiktok! >> hey, guys, i'm here wh your favorite president. we're cranking out a couple of mean tweets. >> i think i'm going put it out instead of reading it. but my son is doing very well on social media. i'm proud. >> stay tuned. it will be a doozy. >> jimmy: that's as close to a hug as don junior is going to get from his father. speaking of fathers, this is in congress today, a representative named john rose of tennessee brought his son to the office. his son's name is guy. and while his dad was busy trying to ingratiate himself to leader trump, guy was killing it on c-span. >> using the justice system to engage in a politically driven prosecution and now conviction of a major political party nominee running for president. especially on the charges brought against donald trump should bravely concern every member of this body as well as every

i can do this job. us president joe biden, don plays a week's debate performance against donald trump despite the loan to quit the race, [000:00:00;00] the hello on this. this is out of your life from to hobble. so coming up.

. >> my thethesis, willie, is don trump is as much of history as john f., ronald reagan, or joe biden. it's just the history we tend to forget, misremember, or deliberately erase. what it also argues is that you're in this forever war, an unending conflict, because so much of that history is unresolved. you have an unending conflict about abortion. you have an unending conflict about guns. you have an unending conflict about race. so much of the history is unresolved. what i also say is division has so often been the default. if you go back to the founding days of the republic, victory over the british brought independence, but it didn't bring an instant sense of nationhood. it wasn't until 50 years later that america really had a national consciousness. america has always been divided, and we are seeing those divisions playing out now. >> richard haass. it seems what you're offering up is a true glass half empty view of the country. of course there's divisions. of course there's differences. first, tell me the society or country that doesn't have them. wh

so i'm going to break it down for you, jd vance don junior, donald trump's son has long been a close friend of jd vance's. he's been very actively lobbying his father for him to be the running mate. he also has the support of steve bannon and tucker carlson. so a lot of the far-right doug burgum has been getting the support of fox news corp mandate or excuse me, magnate rupert murdoch, he's been pushing him to different conservative high-profile allies. but also, we've really seen him gets showered with some of favorable coverage from fox news score, like with the wall street journal, the new york post, and then burger or excuse me, rubio has actually been a favorite of the donor class i sat a dinner last month immediately after donald trump's guilty verdict in his manhattan trial, donald trump was sitting with a group of a dozen or so wall street figures and took a informal straw poll asking everyone, who do you like, who do you like, and the majority of people said marco rubio. now rubio also has the support i'm told of kellyanne conway, as well as sean hannity so breaking they're

so he looked at the tape and trump wasn't holding onto don junior's hand. s. [ singing ] [ ♪♪ ] >> jesse: the great jimmy failla boiled the election down to this. of trump says something behind closed doors the nobody verifies it's definitely true. if biden does something right in front of your eyes it's totally false. is just 1 big dirty game of don't believe what you see just believe what you don't see. in his book 1984 george orwell said the party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. it was their final most essential command. mashing syndicated radio host dana lasch joins me now. this is like a postmodern election. joe biden is young. trump is old. don't believe what you see only what we tell you to see. how are the voters processing this? >> i don't think the voters are reacting well to edit all. on the koi fish thing i hope everyone realizes the japanese prime minister encouraged trump to do exactly what he did which was completely left out of all of the reporting about that. but the thing is that they just make up something if it's ab

mentioned hunter once spent most of his speech going after america's la w abiding gunnd don owners and donald trump. in fact, the only hunteraltrum joe mentioned is when he meant campaigning in delaware decades ago. who knows if it's true? maybe an uncle buzzy moment.t th the cannibal guy. take a look. i mean, yes and no. it's hard because i've gotten those phon ae calls to saying i lost a son or daughter, a wife. i know what it's like. we'rs wee not stopping there.ncg it's time once againai to do. ie i did when i was a senator. ban assault weapons. he said, what do you mean i need that done? i said. guess what? if you need 12 to 100 bullets in a gun in a magazine, you're the lousiest shot i've ever heard. >> our traditions told the nraet convention recently he's proud that, quote, i did nothing i on guns when i was president. and by doing nothing, he mad e the situation considerably worse. >> how much you hear this phrase? the blood of liberty. wash it. don't give me a break. so, i mean, seriously. and by the way, if they want to think that is to take on government, if we get out of line, which th

biden or trump joining me now is john don van, who was a best-selling author a four time emmy winner, and since 2008, the moderator in chief for the group now called open to debate, which bills itself as a nonpartisan debate driven media organization dedicated to bringing multiple viewpoints together for a constructive, balanced, respectful, exchange of ideas, their group recently published this report. discourse correction. what's wrong with the presidential debates and how to fix them. he's also the co-author of in a different key, the story of autism, which was a finalist for the pulitzer prize, john, i remember in your oxford style debating when people used to vote as they would enter the theater and then vote at the end and you would measure change. >> here. i'm arguing that it's a function of expectations. what do you think i think you make a very good, very good case to the extent that this is a horse race type of vent. >> all politics has that horse race element to it and if there are questions about joe biden's cognitive ability a debate is a very, very serious cognitive chal

trump. it was that guy." if you check don jr.'name is patsy. [ laughter ] this conspiracy theory has been fermenting in right wing fever swamps for months. the idea that biden was actually somehow covering up his crimes by indicting his own son when republican congressman james comer brought it up in a cnn interview, jake tapper couldn't help but mock him to his face. >> we think that this is just the tip of the iceberg. we think there are many more crimes. and my concern is that weiss may have -- indicted hunter biden to protect him. >> aah, yes. he indicted him to protect him. yes. the classic rubric. he indicted him to protect him. i got it. >> seth: we've said it before, and we'll say it again. you just got tapped. [ light laughter ] >> tapped. [ remix horn ] [ laughter ] >> seth: republicans, you guys have snapped. >> snapped. [ silly horn ] [ light laughter ] >> seth: and remember, kids, never swim near a battery or you'll get zapped. >> zapped. >> electrocuted -- [ laughter ] >> seth: trump was found guilty on 34 counts by

some of the donald trump's most well-known black supporters like mike tyson and don king are defending. trump suggesting his mug shot, indictments and convictions appealed to many black voters. joining us the political reporter for "semifore." thank you for your time. how did trump respond when you asked him about how some black voters think he is a racist? >> his response was that he obviously is not one, because he has multiple black friends. namely, the people he and i were talking about, mike tyson and don king and heschel walker. i think it's important to contextualize that and make a point that he was talking about list actual friends, saying these are high profile people. >> did you speak to some of the people that support him. what did they say about why they support trump? >> they had a lot of good things to say. many of them echoed the same sentiment about the economy is changed and democrats aren't what they used to be. some of them pointed to the criminal conviction. i was surprised to hear that. some of them specifically -- mike tyson and others said that black men have fe

and the two times trump's sons don jr. and eric showed up, they used their rare appearances to join in the attacks. the right praised those attacks, thought they were awesome. take a look at how they portrayed the first lady showing support for her son. >> what message is the white house sending having jill biden walk into the courtroom? >> typically if someone sits there during jury selection it's because they're sending a message. they want the jurors to look at you to say look, here we are. this is a big deal. >> you have jill biden at the trial. but she wasn't just at the trial. she was at the selection of the jury. and i can't help but think she was there trying to send a message. i'm here, she's got her arms around the family members. then you have kind of the mob mentality, we know who you are. we're in the courtroom and we're watching you. >> yes, so scary having his mom there. irony number two is that hunter's case reinvolves around gun restriction. the right doesn't believe in any restriction on gun ownership. re

don lemon. he said it was impossible for him to believe that donald trump could possibly have that kind of blackr screen was likely staged somehow. it wasn't and the mow monday tum behind trump is quite real not only among black voters, but hispanic voters, independent voters, women voters, and according to a forecast released by economists over the weekend. donald trump now has a 69% chanks winning back the presidency while joe biden's chances are 31%. that's less than one in three. we have never seen numbers like this before for trump. turning to hollywood may help biden juice his numbers in places like holiday and beverly hills, great. it only underscores the fact that democrats are now not the party of working men and women as though used to be but as the party of elites and cultural cities east and west. while its leader in joe biden in public appearances like we saw owe g-7 looks like the madame tussauds version of himself looking like he was injected with for mald hide. donald trump if he has 15 support black voters in michigan according to one poll. others may have him higher than that i

that was the defendant, donald j trump with his son, don junior leading the verdict with pretty good her lifestream in the news covered quickly. to make the verdict right now? okay. okay. so the breaking news that has come in and that we are reading across the news is guilty. count one. guilty verdict, count two. guilty verdict, count four. so three and four. count five, guilty verdict. account 14, guilty verdict. okay. count 15, guilty verdict as well. >> i have to say, at a broadcasting craft level, you have to respected. but emotionally, it was like a kid watching their toy train clash in real-time. and in the days since that feeling has been replicated over and over again on fox were conservative media host and their guests are going through it. it being four of the five stages of grief. denial, anger, bargaining, depression. not much acceptance. >> i was really shocked by how gleeful some people were, that there is a tendency in our politics to not treat people as people. >> the glee we are seeing, as far as i am concerned, is un- american. and this is a sad day for america. we

are some big backers, financial backers to donald trump who are pushing him to put nikki haley on as the vice president running mate. >> brian: i think don jr. will leave the family if that happens. >> steve: yeah. he was not a fan. >> ainsley: make sure you tune into trump tonight fox 24 special conch cnn presidential debate simulcast. our conch begins at 8:00 p.m. eastern time. don't forget you can watch the debate right here on fox, which is what we will all be doing. >> steve: speaking of us, we are going to be up early on tv one hour early. we will kick things off at 5:00 a.m. eastern time. i will be at the juke box diner in manassas, virginia. if you are in the neck of the woods. come on by. coffee for everybody. >> brian: what a great memo there nice shot of you. >> steve: thank you. right? >> ainsley: you were just in a full screen with your hand in the pocket coffee mug. >> brian: i didn't get a full screenly get one tomorrow? >> ainsley: two days in a row brian has just wanted to see himself on camera. >> steve: you are on live tv three hours a day. you would rather have a action figure. >> brian: something about the majesty of

don. you've got a hand at the trump, he's got balls of steel, and he has no problem, even though he's facing a terrible onslaught from the democratic live cards in the states. he still knows how to rip the piece and of all sleepy joe wrote their own tests to see his grades. this would never get sold. who died? he goes, i love this. i mean, this isn't getting any better guys. you know, biology, the, when you elect a president who's 5 years older than the average survival, a given american males. this is what happens because it's a shock. he's really doesn't know what is going up. the only good thing about this is guys. if we do have a nuclear war with russia, he'll probably seen bomb the wrong country. press on, the russians have watched the ghost. oh sure. okay. bars the students. so is the sleepy joe, a slow motion car crash continues. it's just getting worse and worse. actually, i'm starting to agree with argue that it's like clubbing, a seal on the incident in the states, people are getting more more freaked out by a sleepy jose incompetence and lack of a capability to run the country. we

points shed that is a conservative group led by charlie kirk, who is a close ally of both trump and his son, don junior's. so we're not expecting any questions here to be the kind that trip trump up but everyone here that we have spoken to and seen is conservative and a trump supporter. so this is a very friendly environment for him to be. now i do want to note a couple of things. one is that jd vance, who we have reported is on the shortlist to become donald trump's vice president. he is being currently vetted, is traveling with him today. doug burgum, another potential the vp candidate is going to meet him for this west coast swing because after this event in arizona, he is going to california for a series of big dollar fundraisers across that state and in las vegas before another rally on sunday. now, again, the one thing i will point out is that while donald trump has been known own and especially recently to go off and to focus on his case. his team has stressing that they are shifting now into the political sphere and that he is time for him to be campaigning for president. >> and why phoe

don king. that was interesting. and then, you know, her trump's prompting the campaign then connected me to lawrence taylor. and that was my final interview right before i started writing a week ago. >> what's happening? i mean, i'm i'm curious to know about what the conference would live with don king or darryl strawberry. are they they're also giving full-throated endorsement of trump. yeah. these are trump's friends. >> they support the president, the former president they think that they're saying the same talking points that you would hear from any republican lawmaker or they're saying talking about the border, talking about immigration and talking about a lot of lgbtq concerns also were there saying that men are been pushed to the side or you're not giving being or they're not comfortable with some of the rhetoric, some of the rhetoric that's being said or, or democrats pushing lgbtq priorities specifically around like sports saying like, you know, ford's, this should be a man and a woman. >> i, i've come out about that. thank lauren hersche

. >> that's right, don, there's at least 100 trump supporters behind me, many of them coming from across the bay area. i spoke to a woman who got here at 6 a.m, hoping to get a glimpse of the former president before that fundraiser went. love trump. we love trump. supporters are counting down the minutes, hoping to get a glimpse of the former president in san francisco. i'm hoping to see him at. >> absolutely. that's why i've been sitting here already for a couple hours waiting for the trumpster j. >> trump. >> ladies and gentlemen, we met travis lewis holding a make america great again flag. he said he became a trump supporter just three weeks ago. >> blatant war crimes on one side. people that love war and bloodshed. and then a man that simply wants to get the economy set back in order. i mean, no new wars with trump. >> harmeet dhillon, a san francisco attorney and representative of the republican national committee, will be at the fundraiser. >> it's always exciting to be able to welcome president trump to the bay area. i've had the privilege of riding in his presidential limousine w

trump party. and it's not focused on solving problems for the american it is focused singularly on doing the bidding of don and there is no bottom, there is0+ no low, there is no value that the extreme maga republicans aren't willing to abandon in serving of donald trump. that's unfortunate, but they'll that they've taken over the last several months, in advance of people. the fate of this country, the fate of our democracy, the fate of reproductive freedom, the fate of social security, the fate of medicare, the fate of n the hands of the american --are in the hands of the am>> headed back tors. they call is there any drag on those blicans with ties to speaker johnson? p. jeffries: the drag on-called moderate republicans in new york will be the anchor of thesm for respective reproductive freedom, donald trump, and the other right wing votes that they continue to take here in washington but try to hide f people and the electo to serve in new york. a speaker johnson a dried? ? that is something that will. have to be lit . >> another decision has to do with the chevron task. that could change how the has to b

so we looked at the tape and trump wasn't holding on tonh don jr's hand. thiwas. >> the great jimmy faillay boiled the election down to this. >> if trump saysilla boiled th g behind closed doors that nobody verifies, it's definitely true e . if biden does something right in front of your eyes s, it's totally false. it's just one big dirty gamet bv of don't believe what you see. just believe see what you don't see. >> in his book, 19 84, george orwell said the party told you to the evidencee of of your eyes and ears. it was their final most essential command. >> nationally syndicated radio host dana loesch joins me now. >> this is like a post modern. election. joe don't bee biden is young trump is old. don't believe what you see you, only what we tell you to see. how are the voters processine tg this? >> they don't think the voters k are reacting well to it at all, jesse. and thanks for having me. a note on the first thing. i hope everyone realizes that the japanese prime minister evne realid trump to do exactly what he did. that was completely left out of a

>> there was a story recently about donald trump's relationship with don king. and this just reminds me of that kind of pre-fight height. the us to get back in the old days of boxing so i don't think he means anything. the president, president trump, president biden needs to go do it. he's got to do, he's got to go back and prepare. i hope they're doing preps at the 9:00 hour, 90 minutes at a clip. so get him in game shapes, so he's ready to go the president's got a couple of things in needs to work on. first of all, highlighting the contrast. >> this is about the judgment of the judgment of the two. >> candidates and one of the things we hire a president for is to make sure that they can handle a crisis. and we feel tested donald trump during the worst crisis the country is based in 100 years and he failed, he failed miserably. so i think the president highlighting that choice and then talking about what he wants to do, talking about three issues, not ten because three big policies that he cares about, not ten. and then i'd also say, you know, sometimes the pres

don jr. likes j.d. vance and trump wants to be the alpha in the presidential, vice presidential relationship and therefore does that put j.d. vance slightly higher thin sweepstakes because of everybody else because of his sort of fealty to donald trump and his relative youth. claire? >> well, you know, you can look at that two ways. j.d. vance was successful with a book and was well-thought-of before he became maga by a lot of folks in a lot of different places. you know, that's the problem trump has. he wants someone who looks vice presidential but someone who will never act independently, never, ever take the shine off of trump, and frankly will do whatever he tells him to do that was pence's problem. pence actually thought the constitution mattered. pence wanted to follow the law as it applied to peaceful transfer of power in america. i mean all -- i mean if you look what donald trump did to marco rubio, it's just sad that these guys are groveling. i mean they're falling over themselves to try out, to get this job,