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i earlier asked him to tell us more about what we should really know about j defense. but it's great to be with you. claire. thank so much for having me. you know, i really do think that j vance is the kind of pick you make when you're already confident in your likelihood of winning. she doesn't balance out the ticket, demographically, like maybe a woman or a minority would. but i think fans might help secure the swing state of ohio, but trump already one there in 20162020. so i really think that this is largely trump doubling down on his mega populace nationalism. in contrast to mike pence, who is trump's running mate in 2026 i. j, the dance is much more ideologically aligned. he's less sort of in the pack of the establishment, so to speak. he's the young, edited obviously, and he does have a terrific background coming from very humble roots, moving all the way up to law school and it's at the be elected to congress. so it's an interesting choice. it is indeed are there areas where his policies differ from those of trump? is there any where were we might see wrists, or

you know, so j e may have to tell him that personal story that he's written about. and joe, really elegy, you know, the rice from rags to riches of the father, the mother who's addicted and then bringing mom up on stage, being planets over. you know, this was theater j. you may have to, of course, not referring to the fact that while he said i will fight for the work you ma'am with everything that he has already a 0, that's a 0 percent from the american federation of labor and c, i o, you know, our labor units, meat, j bass, talking about how donald saw we were down, we were out of america. donald trump changed to save us. when in 2016 chevy batch have referred to trump as americans have, or at a more or something he didn't mention last night. of course. in other words, j events re made himself for this moment. he may remind him, so to be a devout member of the plan. as it were, you know, the, the organized group is taking over the republican party. and he's going to put out this down home american narrative. hope that no one really pays attention to the substance or

know actually what happens. well, one other thing about dance, if i may go back real quick on j, the beds, you know, the east going to have died there already. the democrats are only running on abortion. that's all they have. and j, the vance has made some comments that he's gonna have to explain. and he has explained that, but they're gonna focus on those comments. the media and the democrats. he said that rape and incest to this quite in the context of abortion, is an inconvenience. now they're gonna focus on that. they're also gonna focus on past comments, advances made crashing donald trump colleagues, that's all they have and that the democrats will get the help of the media in putting those quotes in those videos out there again and again and again. mm. all right, tara legal, a case against from what's redrawn right after the assassination attempt. what do you make of the timing? is there any interpretation you're reading from this? it was that case. have a lot of holes in it and that you're referring to the case of um you know, word documents where they're saying the cost by documents were mishandled by tru

it seemed weird to some people that you know, because typically like it'll be j, you know, the present is, you know, when you drop out of it, when you don't have it running for the 2nd time, you know, it's a, it's a big deal. it's an address to the nation that never happened. it was, it's kind of mysterious post on the x that a lot of people said he didn't even write it. he didn't even sign it. the your eyebrows go up at all when you saw that post on x. and why did he say all that during the speech last night anyway, but it is a lot that does it make sense? luck. yeah, yeah. he biden's family was in the room with him there today. you didn't see it during the speech, but after the speech, the pictures and the video showed the family watching and then hugging him and the whole thing. i mean, that was joe biden. there's no doubt about that about a medical emergency. i don't know. it was weird that you know, at, at 2 o'clock eastern time on, on sunday afternoon to get that news out of nowhere. after he said that he was in it and, and his campaign it said starting tomorrow starting next wee

she just got she wants you to j know it's not jamie out republican. strategist aaron guarini. she's the toast of the town. jones town here at times. best selling author and fox news contributor gotfficer a hed he uses a volcano as a fonduew o pot. "new york times" best selling author, comedian and former. all right. h. >> fair enough. before we get to some new stories, let's do this. >> gary briggs left overs or it's leftovers where i read the jokes we didn't use this week. >> and as always w it's my first time reading them, so they . firs up joe machi as a visitingi angel and send him to the white house. yeah, it is funnnny.y. >> in an all staff phone callina made to olivia concerns, president biden was heard saying i'm not leavinghear. no one was sure if he meantt th the presidency or this mortal coil called earth. >> don't use that phrase enough online. conspiracy theorists believe joe biden struggled in the debateonline c because he was hit d with a directed energy weapon. this is called havana syndrome. although doctors havan it's more likely he was havana stroke as good

with a little bit of campaign pixie dust all week long from trump and with his now new vp pick j events. you know, if you look at last last nights or, or, or thursday nights, beach there was trump unifying, or trying to unify and try to conceal your tone. in the 1st 15 minutes of the speech and then it was old. trump again with a lot of complaints. a lot of pat fall to it's and, and lies outright lies and, and, and the untrue things he said and the mold. so the unity in the republican party, yes, but that was there any way because the republican party is not the old g o. p grand old party as the others know it from past days it is from party. he controls the party and there is unity. now in this part of because they is the base doesn't want anybody but donald trump. so yes, that was a spectacle for a week long. remember, the democrats will have a chance to recreate or create the same kind of the same thing. coming august with the convention stuff, i'm good talking to you. thanks for your analysis that stuff on simon's in washington dc. quickbook now it's some other stories making use around the w

we don't know the introduction of j. d vance, you know, and what that will have. i mean, there is some popularity there. the goal obviously was to reach to the mega and make america great crowd that is poor or you know, a working class that isn't in that comes from states you know, that will hopefully or, and then with, i think drop this will be for is that, that will cast votes his way so we don't know about, you know, there's, there are still too many unknowns to be able to say definitively that donald trump is going to want. but there is no doubt that the shooting gave him a very, a boost, a big boost. we'll have to look into that future because with or without the shooting, it seems increasingly likely at least as donald trump might return to power in 2025 development. many in europe are concerned about because after 4 years of the 1st trump administration, leaders here know that trump is not exactly a fan of your or what is donald trump wins the us presidential election. in europe, alarm bells are sounding off because trump never hit as hostility toward the n

i know that women can lead, absolutely. j the white house. i know thatl women can lead, absolutely.if she would be chosen, and if she's not, does she still get access to the money if she is the vice presidential nominee? and someone else is the presidential nominee. i don't know. i think the party needs to think about who can successfully when, and is this country, i'll put it bluntly, is this country ready to elect a black woman to be president over a convicted felon?- over a convicted felon? having a little bit _ over a convicted felon? having a little bit of — over a convicted felon? having a little bit of youth _ over a convicted felon? having a little bit of youth would - a little bit of youth would actually go a long way. ex president trump is 78, and our current— president trump is 78, and our current president is 81, so, yeah. — current president is 81, so, yeah. i_ current president is 81, so, yeah, i actually think that age limited — yeah, i actually think that age limited term should be on the other— limited term should be on the other side as well, because i think— other

j. the jewish news of california." >> we've only been around 120 years, but many people don't know we exist. many people who donate to their local jewish federation will get "j." newspaper in their mailbox and won't know why. they haven't subscribed. that's because they get it as part of their donation. people ask what is a jewish newspaper, right? so, we look at ourselves as a way to understand the world through a jewish lens, but that's not an uncritical lens and it is not a uniform view. it is a way to give a sense of identity and of belonging to the approximately 400,000 jews who live in the san francisco bay area. we have here the third or fourth largest jewish community in america depending on whose numbers you are looking at. we are so geographically dispersed that i as the editor and steve as the publisher, we look at "j.," the newspaper as a way to give a sense of belonging, give a voice to that geographically and politically and denominationally disparity community. >> that's so interesting. i think a lot of people don't realize demographically speaking across the country, new york

the ayatollah knows it and kim j ung knows it.ing morgan, you just encapsulated the four years and foreign policy. terrific, that was great. good stuff. joining us now, we've got heritage foundation senior legal fellow former federal prosecutor kelly stimson, is terrific. kelly so we want to ask you this did anyone see this coming last year? it was all gung ho, we'll get trump, the trump prosecutions are victorious. now they are falling apart so rapidly. now the classified documents case is delayed because the federal judge aileen cannon is saying wait a second. that supreme court ruling on immunity, we've got to pause these deadlines in this to consider that too. >> right. well i think people who didn't have political blinders on and just were normal lawyers saw this coming a mile away because this case that the supreme court handed down last week is sweep ing, is sweeping in the sense that it doesn't just protect some actions of the former president. it protects the office of the presidency and it says that in those areas where

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you know who opposed it? donald j. trump. anin 2003 -- look, it was a a lt of people supported this. i'm not just beating up on the other side. but in 2003, we went to war in iraq. remember, it was supposed to be just a few weeks and then everything would be over. i was an 18-year-old kid. i supported it and i was wrong. you know who was right? president donald j. trump. he knew. he somehow knew even though he was a real estate developer in new york this thing would become a quagmire and cost thousands of lives and trillions of dollars. i think we want the kind of president who sees around corners and doesn't follow the stupid conventional wisdom right off the cliff and fights for american citizens and puts them first and has the wisdom to know how to lead this country. [crowd chanting "fight"] mr. vance: he probably does have a large i.q. but don't tell him that. so the problem is when our leadership makes all these dumb decisions we know exactly who suffers the consequences, it's the people right here in this room and the c

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i mean having, i know it was a big convention hall, but having nikki haley mike, palm pale, tucker carlson, and j d. fans in the same room, kind of odd, go ahead. it is odd and i think you know, part of the unity and this is by no means to suggest as conspiracy theory. but part of the unit, the unity was brought about by the fact that someone almost killed the former president trump. and i think that a and his response to it, which was a, um, i mean i conic response. it was an iconic photo iconic response. it really cemented him in as a tough guy. i mean, it sort of reminds me of a break. and then of course, we saw a couple of, you know, what, right after it happened. there was that reprise of the reagan speech when the balloon popped and he said, you missed me. i mean, that's that kind of a reagan magic. and i think that carried through the convention. the problem with american 1st one policies is a meaningless term. yeah. you know, you have all the neo cons coming under, wouldn't that would work. now say, well, what america 1st means is that we have to deter the rest of the world. we have to pr

us presidential race after his train rec performance of last month's debate against donald j. trump. you know what i saw and heard from the president during last week's debate in atlanta, coupled with the lack of a forceful response from the president himself holding that debate, i do not believe that the president can effectively complain and when against the trump. that's why i respectfully call on the president biden. to step aside is the democratic nominee for a 2nd term as president and allow for new jersey to ation of leaders to step forward. i was concerned scroll by day over president biden's health, netflix co funder read hastings, who's one of the democrats, the biggest donors has also called on named company to step aside that sentiment is echoed by a group of some 168 political donors, civic leaders and business executive, it's already called inviting to a troll, and a letter to senior white house officials asked questions swirl over the future of his candidacy. the 81 year old stated in his latest interview that only got to persuade him to play if you can be convinced that you ca

and partially because of the story, the mist behind j, the van being the hill, billy elegy. and you know, based on his, his memoir, his book, right? right. whereas trump is known as a silver spoon child. here you have the opposite in j d van. so i think this is the best week ever for donald trump. will you mention the, the, the assassination attempt? there's a remarkable new video out of came out late last night. i, i played it on my, on the spanish version of the show. i want to show you this. now the video shows members of the audience. i don't know if you've seen this, but you've got to look at this. it's met members of the audience and trump rally. they're actually watching trump and all the sudden they look to the left and they see this guy, a gunman on the roof, and they actually try to point him out to the police. let's watch this together and listen to him. you'll hear trump speaking in the background here in the morning. yes, i was on top of the reflect. various i the a damn thing. not deal. yeah. why and what's happening in the well up areas in the criminal. we have the men ama