we are awaiting speeches from nikki haley, rhonda santos. joining us with more reaction are south dakota governor christie gnome, alabama senator katie bread. great to see you both how are you. >> doing great. >> iselle you speak last night. now you guys are friends. >> we've always been friends. i got to help her get elected as well. >> sean: your reaction first. south dakota, it's a free state. you believe in the second amendment. you know 130 yards is nothing. >> it's nothing. >> i could spend ten or 15 minutes with one of my kids nov an easy shot. >> then you heard the head of the secret service... >> leadership has consequences and the buck always stops with a leader so she needs to be fired and gone. there's a clear failure here. we will get into the details and gather more information. right away we need to understand that this consequences for making poor decisions and for putting people in jeopardy the way this administration has. >> sean: great to have you senator. i did call alabama home for a couple of years. when i left alabama,

you've got nikki haley tonight, rhonda santos, can he unify the country?f that will depend on his speech thursday night. >> jesse: if he doesn't have this historic victory, that means a major mandate. that means they can to get in the way of that mandate. no bureaucratic shenanigans. no hoaxes, not what they did during the first term. that means the american people's will is behind this man overwhelmingly and they have to get out of the way. >> if you win a narrow electoral college victory than you have the right to govern. if you win you have a right for transformational change. if you want transformational change, it needs to be a mandate which means to be an electoral college landslide. >> you will mass deportations, tax legislation, you will see trade reform. you will see everything that he promised during the campaign. how are the democrats and the media going to process that? >> they are going to talk about a portion. they are going to try to scare people. remember what they said before he was almost assassinated, he won't leave office, that he's a d

and i love that it's both rhonda santos and nikki haley will be speaking here. as we know, they both went toe to toe with donald trump in this election cycle. and i think it's good to have healthy debate. we don't anoint a king, we select and vote for a president. and so i think this is part of the democratic process and we have the right. and we should disagree, and we should be able to disagree with civility, and with kindness and embrace people who differ from us and their opinions, whether it be democrats or our own republican parties. colleagues, hi peggy, it's good speaking to you again to pick your grand to be a republican delegate from the state a from california. thanks very much for joining us and i'll do 0. thank you so much for having me on the student process and bung with this. have done violence with at least 6 people killed and dozens injured and fighting between rival groups and police. students have been demonstrating for 2 weeks quoting for, and then to what they say or discriminatory quotas will public service jobs, say favor support is of th

but, you fascinating night seeing folks like nikki haley plea rhonda santos, who were really tough critics of the former president getting behind the gop nominee yeah, that was the theme of last night. >> on a republican unity, despite all the divisions. and then tonight, jd vance and his meteoric political rise, which is going to take center stage here in milwaukee. he delivers the most important speech each of his young career today did not just as the junior senator from ohio freshman republican, but also the gop's vice presidential nominee. now cnn's alayna treene joins me now, and alayna, you have been doing a lot of reporting about what to expect. we expect a lot about his biography. how do we expect him to talk about that? and also, please conservative politics, right? >> well, just to touch on his life story, i spoke with someone who's been helping work with vance on those remarks and they said he has an incredible journey and i don't think anyone can really argue that he came from he grew up in a poor rust belt town in ohio. he had a family that struggled with open addiction, all