who was trump? were the people around trump did it seem like they were actually interested finding this fraud that they claimed. so confidently or. were they just talking about kind of changing the rules around elections? so did seem like they were really into the investigation. were they into the cyber ninjas results or anything like that? well, i think that was a big disappointment the ultimate findings for them. but when you watch somebody like like mike lindell, who held that these held these cyber symposiums, he was, you know, he and a cohort of other far right people were writing checks, support some of this. you know, they in some ways were constantly in search of any sort of evidence or any kind of answer that would prove what believed even if they i think just going circles and, it still feels that way with some of it, you know, with different reports or how you know, people are able to manipulate data in different ways and it does often feel like they were in circles searching for an that

trump has ridiculed america on the world stage and world leaders donald trump laughs. the military commanders who have worked with you say that you are a rascal. in this situation, it seems that the capabilities and programs of these two election candidates. it does not meet the expectations of a large part of the american society. both candidates are repetition of previous disabilities. harris is a repetition of the administration of biden and trump, which is also a repetition . the program of both parties and their candidates, especially for the economy, is really disgraceful. unfortunately, none of the two candidates exchange honest information with people about their capabilities programs. donald trump and kamla haris have not yet reached an agreement about the next debate, when it will be held, and even whether or not another debate will be held, and it is currently unknown that there will be another debate between the two in the 55 days remaining until the time of the american presidential election. no one will be held or not. ali rajabi, new york broadcasting ne

trump is the name. donald trump is a deal maker. of people believe that myth and donald trump is still cashing in on it. trump may try to pull off his biggest schemes yet. i know if is difficult to keep track of all of trump's cash gametes. just yesterday, trump launched his own cryptocurrency platform. before that, gold trump sneakers and the trump endorsed bible, the nfc trading cards. this thursday could be trump's biggest payday ever. this thursday is the day that donald trump will finally be able to sell his stock in trump media. the parent company of his website truth social. if trump plays his cards right in that sale. he could net around $2 billion. now, that is not because the company is doing well. but because donald trump convinced so many people that he is a successful businessman and so many of those people have in turn invested in that company. the reality of that company is that truth social stock has been going down consistently since the day the company launched. on friday, trump told the press he will not be sellin

trump. tomorrow night's debate will also be the first time the candidates i've ever met in person. my colleague peter alexander le has a closer look at what they have been doing to get ready for the big night. >> tonight, vice president harris touching down in philadelphia. her face-to-face with former president trump just 24 hours away. >> st 2how are you doing? >> camp and sources tell nbc news harris and her team are focusing on ways to needle trump, to provoke them, and that she studied past drunk debate clips. >> it is time to turn the page on the divisiveness, it is time to bring our country together. >> but a key challenge for harris trying to present herself as the change candidate when she is also the incumbent vp. a new poll heshows more than 60 of likely voters [ inaudible ] half of those voters say trump will bring that change. but only 25% say harris will. meanwhile, the former president in mar-a-lago doing what sources described as informal debate prep. among those advising the

, they carried out a long term investigation and tried to indict trump on classified documents and trump was president, so the supreme court eventually says, no, no, no, no, trump has... immunity from that, he has presidential or executive immunity from that, but the point that was trump was making was that the corrupt american justice department were carrying out investigation on the part of joe biden and vice president kamla harris, but then with joe biden who who had violated the classified documents far worse, they absolved him of that, so that... is a situation where uh donald trump made very, very good point that the american justice system is corrupt, the fbi is corrupt, and he mentioned with the fbi, you had a situation where they were talking about uh trump mentioned how crime has risen and partly related to illegal immigration has risen in this country, and then the moderators helping comla harris out, the moderator says, well the fbi says and comala agreed, the... fbi said that that is not the case, and then trump said, well, the fbi did not invest, did not take into account a

i will remind you that these are the first words that trump said to zelenskyi, and zelenskyi trump during the meeting, and before this meeting with trump, zelenskyi also met with the candidate for the presidency of the united states of america. kamala harris, vice-president of the democratic party, the ukrainian president said on social networks that he shared with her the details of the victory plan, but we will talk about that later, but now we stop at the meeting with trump and zelenskyi, tatyana is already in touch with us vorozhko, this is the senior editor of the ukrainian voice of america service, tatyana, i congratulate you, i congratulate you, please tell me about the first statements and maybe the first impressions after what i managed to see and hear at this meeting between zelenskyi and trump, as i understand it, it was a kind of pre-meeting with the media, further behind closed doors... there will be the main part of the conversation, yes, well, in fact, there will be more statements after the conversation no, obviously, it was literally two minutes of the leaders coming out,

in the next trump administration. in the debate last weekend, loomer tweeted, of kamala harris wins the white house it will smell like curry. the kind of thing you hear from maybe a second grader who is not enlightened on the playground? the jab at harris's indian heritage that he got called up fellow republican who said this is appalling and extremely racist. it does not represent who we are as republicans or maga. it does not represent former president trump. that republican was marjorie taylor greene. the jewish space lasers lady. >> her rhetoric and her tone does not match the base. it does not match maga or most republicans i know. i am completely denouncing it. >> here is what j.d. vance think about that. marjorie taylor greene denounced it. loomer is deploying the same tactics that greene and others in the maga movement including donald trump and j.d. vance have used and used every day. it's not any different. the bigotry, deflections, calls to protect free speech. you heard it again this week as republicans sp

trump scored big on that point right there and but in a lot of other areas trump did not score so uh uh uh uh so much i mean he he did drill home about illegal immigration he drilled that home over and over and over again but that was not enough with regards to kamla harris who brought up the situation about oh well uh you're a convicted criminal you've been convicted well. trump says, well look, joe biden was uh brought up uh, was investigated for uh taking classified documents and he was not president, as senator he did it, as vice president he was doing that, so he did not have any executive privilege as as a president, so uh, the justice department, they totally uh absolved joe biden of all of that. to contrast that with donald trump, they carried out a long-term investigation and tried to indict trump on classified documents and immunity from that, he has presidential or executive immunity from that, but the... point that was trump was making was that the corrupt american justice department were carrying out investigation on the part of joe biden and vice president, but then wit

team want trump to be, his mic— and the trump team want trump to be, his micto— and the trump team want to be switched off. i think they're desperate to keep him boxed in as much— they're desperate to keep him boxed in as much as possible, keep him on message, _ in as much as possible, keep him on message, keep him sort of contained. but as— message, keep him sort of contained. but as we _ message, keep him sort of contained. but as we know, it is very hard to contain _ but as we know, it is very hard to contain trump and i do think that he is going _ contain trump and i do think that he is going to _ contain trump and i do think that he is going to be riled up by debating kamala _ is going to be riled up by debating kamala harris. it is widely known that he _ kamala harris. it is widely known that he respect... he didn't like hillary— that he respect... he didn't like hillary clinton but he respected her, _ hillary clinton but he respected her. he — hillary clinton but he respected her, he thought she was smart. he has given— her, he thought she was smart. he has given no— her, he thou

trump. they took place, let me remind you, on september 11 in philadelphia. it was the first and possibly the only election debate between trump and harris. the second point is interesting that it was their first face-to-face meeting. meeting in general is another interesting moment: donald trump is considered the most experienced debater in america, this is already his third election campaign. i will briefly remind you that in 2016 he debated several times with hillary clinton and won that election, then the 2020 debate with joe biden and trump lost that election, and now here is the election debate with kamala harris in the 24th year. kamala harris also had experience. debate, she debated vice president mike pence in 2020. who won today in philadelphia? what was said about ukraine and the war? i will say right away that it is clear that this woman was actively present during the debate, but she was not the first, not the most important. so, let's start with ukraine. donald trump repeated h

trump would be sitting in kyiv. she said: "if donald trump were president, putin would be sitting now." in kyiv and that putin would not have stopped in ukraine, he would have gone further to nato, in particular to poland, and haris added, by the way, that because of his friendship with putin, the russian dictator would be able to eat trump for lunch, even such a quote. so, we see disagreements, very serious disagreements in the ukrainian issue. sergey, how do you see these intransigence between garis and trump. well, actually, we haven't heard any new ideas. from trump or harris: we see trump trying to use ukraine to point out the weakness of the biden administration. he notes the direct connection between the withdrawal of american troops from afghanistan and putin's decision to enter and start aggression against ukraine. we also heard some very interesting accusations against the biden administration that camila harris failed personally agree with putin to prevent war. although kamela harris answered him that in

rank up there as one of trump's most consequential legacies a huge win for trump and his conservative base for 54 years. they were trying to get roe v. wade terminated. and i did it but the reversal of roe would become a loss at the ballot box. >> blunting the expected red wave in the 2022 midterms, and being very unpopular with voters as trump approaches 2024 he doesn't know how to talk about it. >> everybody does. >> he touted does he distance himself from it? he seemed to choose a mixture of both. >> my view is now that we have abortion where everybody wanted it from a legal standpoint. the states will determine by vote or legislation, or perhaps both. and whatever they decide must be the law of the land in this case the law of the state. >> donald trump thinks that he's been given a sort of a neat pass out of the debate by saying, well, we're just going to send it back to the states. and that's going to solve everything essentially. so that i'm going to throw up my hands and i don't have to worry about this anymore but many believe the issue will be back on president and trump's a

a final thought about donald trump.d the end of his grip on your party? well, if he loses, i don't see him ever running again. i think the maga movement will still exist, but we'll have to re—evaluate the party, trying to take the best of trump, the best of all of the figures in the republican party and put it back together again. you know, the labour party had that same problem. the tories now have it. you know, politics runs in cycles. if he wins, i think you're going to have a bigger republican party, working—class people more attracted to the republican party under donald trump. we're actually growing with minorities. so time will tell. stay tuned. lindsey graham, thanks forjoining me on hardtalk. thank you. hello there. well, it's been mild, relatively speaking, despite all of that rain in the south, and very warm, in fact, out towards the far north and west — but some changes for the next couple of days. autumn is biting back. temperature—wise at least, it's going to turn colder by day and by night, with the chanc

donald trump. look, anything is possible. >> yamiche, the reason they haven't met in person is donald trump did not accept a peaceful transfer of power. it's because donald trump when he was president of the united states chose not to work with the senate. tomorrow night, democrats are going to get what they have been waiting for since she became the nominee. she will have the opportunity to prosecute the case against him on stage, next to him, and show america who she is. is that her plan? >> her plan is certainly to show america who she is and i've been talking to a lot who are familiar with their debate preparations. her mission is to lay out what her vision for america is, and by doing it, it's telling america who she is. there are a lot of americans who are not totally, understanding her background so she wants to give a biography. talk about her mother enter middle class back round and she wants to lay out her policy and give voters including undecided voters, independence, who will be watchi

trump skipped president biden's inauguration. >> this will be trump's seventh appearance in a generallection presidential debate and harris' first. and with election day less than two months away now, tonight's clinton used in 2016. >> well, for his part the former president has had less formal but extensive debate prep sessions at his mar-a-lago home in florida. >> it will be held at the national constitution center in philadelphia in the critical battleground state of pennsylvania. >> like the last debate between trump and president biden in june, there will be no audience in the venue tonight, and the candidates' microphones will be muted while the other one is talking. >> for more on what's at stake tonight, let's bring in "meet the press" moderator chris at the point welker and senior correspondent hallie jackson. the latest poll shows this is super tied up. >> call it a dead heat. pick your cliche. and that's why this is so chrch critical. tens of millions may be watching. we talked about the convention being these moments for prime time, high profile viewership, twice as many p

landed on donald trump.aid anything and it never made sense because fred was this businessman who wanted cash on hand. he didn't like debt and didn't want to give personal guarantees and here comes this guy who is the opposite of him and he became this black coal for all of fred's money but we never saw fred weaver. i think the other dynamic going on to your question is robert was somewhat involved at times in the business but he sort of came along after this had been decided and he had two daughters who were never in the running. it was never a question like once fred landed on donald it was it. >> let's take a break and we will come back to donald trump's television career and how that worked. we will be right back. together, citi and the world food programme empower families across the globe. ♪♪ upset stomach iberogast indigestion iberogast bloating iberogast thanks to a unique combination of herbs, iberogast helps relieve six digestive symptoms to help you feel better. six digestive symptoms. the power o

just the relationship between donald trump and fred trump was more beneficial to donald trump than ie even imagine right. he's prone these days of calling him his brooklyn builder of a dad. but the reality is he's the money man behind donald trump's entire fortune. can you talk a little bit about him. >> i think in some ways we would all love to have a father like donald trump. >> millions of dollars. >> yes, throwing around millions. donald trump benefited from his father. he was born into an incredibly wealthy family. i just remember one of the story -rs s that stories that i heard. he grew up in queen, and the people of the family marveled that they had a garage opener. he inherited and it was enhanced by tax fraud. that was the first lucky break. he has spent so much time talking about how his father, you know, really a small time guy. nothing to look at here. >> never could have made the fortune that trump did. >> small time guy, gave him a very small loan and donald trump did it all. it was like he was robbed of a hard scrabble story and he had to make up one. it's incredible h

there's only one trump. trump 2024 is much uglier, more extreme, more unfit, more unwell than any earlier iteration of trump and i think what the campaign wanted more than anything else is the reason they wanted these debates as they wanted that trump, trump 2024 trump to be seen by the american people in all of his ugliness, and all of his extremism and it was a brutal debate to watch. he had a terrible night. republicans have been universal in their condemnation of his performance and so i think we've had a great week. kamala harris is an amazing candidate for president. who know when this all happened two months ago. she is performing at the top of the game and the way she is running her campaign, public performance and poles are good. we already have had good polls prior to the debate. we are ahead in the national vote by two to three points. we are doing battle -- better in the battlegrounds. who you're going to vote for the house and senate is also trending in our direction. we have a huge financial ad

and there was this short-term stimulative effect to the economy that's the big win for trump trump would score another economic win. >> two years later. >> i promise to renegotiate nafta. and today we have kept that promise what president trump was concerned about was to make sure that the agreement was not unfair and was not basically penalizing american workers he does cut a new trade deal but it's not a complete fundamental overhaul. >> its mostly the same thing with new branding and some new components branding has always been central to trump's strategy. if i'm given another four years, i will be the best. i think i'll be the best nobody's ever created a economy like us and he's hoping it'll win him a second term in the white house. when i get to office, we are going to not charge taxes on tips not always a great slogan, but it just makes sense to be able to protect those people who make the bulk of their income comes from tips do you expect him to pursue tax cuts? >> as policy if he is reelected? >> that is one thing that he says that i think people should take him at his word on w

trump by six. who is best on the economy? trump by nine. inflation, trump by eight.1. so what did i get out of this poll on the things that matter most of the american people, trump is winning decisively in a head to head, he is not. now i know why the the teamsters voted the way they did. the teamsters have endorsed every democratic candidate for president in the last 30 years except harris. they must believe like the american people she is not good on the issues that matter most to the teamsters. that's the only explanation is that she lost the endorsement of the teamsters for the first time in 30 years, why? because she's bad on the issues they care about. >> given what you're saying she's not good on these issues why do you need to change the rules in nebraska? >> i think nebraska has been talking about this for years. it is a very close election. 63 days ago chuck schumer led a coup to overthrow joe biden and he's telling me or any other republican what we should be doing? if they changed the law in nebraska it won't be on the phone in the middle of the night. i

so can you get trump if trump wins michigan and wisconsin? if he's not winning pennsylvania, will he do that? i mean, a lot of people are going to say no, but there you can get trump there. this way. you get him right there. you win. north carolina, you win georgia, and you win those two. now if she wins the blue wall. so take these off right. let's just do this if the democrats hold those trump gets the sunbelt trump gets here. this is where it gets really interesting. if trump holds arizona 269 and 262, if trump can win nevada, i'm not doing this to get people anxious. it could come down to one congressional district. harris wins it. she's president trump wins it. it goes to the house. he's president because republicans control the house. now that scenario is most unlikely to happen. i'm just telling you, the race is that close right now that we have to look at it. >> most of these states and pennsylvania particularly are on a razor's edge here in terms of where this race is going and it gives you a sense of the stakes of this debate. >> ri

trump: wow. i like that. that is a good one. >> trump! trump! trump! trump! [applause] trump!eal. >> i will give a fake belt to the president. >> mr. trump: thank you, tire's. >> are the people's champion. >> greg: you will have to wear that on the golf course for safety reasons. >> mr. trump: that its a good idea. >> greg: have you ever been fired in a regular job? >> mr. trump: i went to work for my father he was a very tough guy but i like the job that i did so i have never experienced being fired. but i have fired a lot of people on "the apprentice" . but no, i have never experienced it, i would like to experience it actually. >> greg: i was fired three times, so far. >> mr. trump: not anymore. but he did not treat me well. >> like look at the sky. >> mr. trump: i met him wants at mar-a-lago, i met you at the ballroom, they are doing a big charity. but then i agreed to do an interview and it was supposed to be just a quick i said look, this guy is, i can't stand the guy. they set up an interview and i said it will be 5 minutes, 10 minutes, something quick. they set up this

he sought relief directly from trump before becoming a reoffender after trump set his free.rump known to be convicted of another crime. joining me is the person who put this all together. judd legham, thanks for being here. so i will note that donald trump was not a prolific pardoner or offererer of clemency. he did 143 pardons, 94 commutations, a total of 237. by contrast, president obama did 1927 including 1,717 commutations. why this particular one, did you discern that? >> yeah, and i think the pardon authority is very important. it's designed to identify and correct injustices in the system. that's how prior presidents have used this authority. what president trump did, however, was issue a whole bunch of pardons, literally on his last day in office. the morning before he left the white house. that's when jamie davidson and others were pardoned. and what was particularly unusual about this is it did not go through the standard process where the office of the pardon attorney goes through and looks at the case closely and says is this a case where there was an injustice?

trump. you know what trump talked about the hole night? you.ers are realizing it's about character. the journals as the debate made something importantly clear to viewers. kamala harris has a character problem. her repeated ducking of questions about her past politics became impossible not to notice. mr. trump didn't emphasize that she wasn't answering these questions but maybe he didn't have to. her instinct to evade was obvious. she has no record to run on. and a vision that she won't even share. because she doesn't respect you. how does she say she's for the people when she hides from us? you have to be for the people not just against trump hating trump isn't going to win this election and they don't just take trump, they hate you. >> everything he does is despicable. >> his supporters are just as despicable. trump's hole thing is he's a narcissist and it works for him because the supporters are just as... and have just as little compassion and empathy for others. >> jesse: the media has tried to break the bond between trump and the people a

just the relationship between donald trump and fred trump was more beneficial to donald trump than iven imagine, right? he's prone these days to calling him his brooklyn builder of a dad, but the reality is he's the money man behind donald trump's entire fortune. can you talk a little bit about it? >> i think we'd all in some ways like to have a father -- >> in some ways, in all ways, just throwing millions of dollars. >> donald trump definitely benefitted with his relationship with his father when it comes to the finances. he was born into an incredibly wealthy family. i remember one of the stories i was thinking about the family and they grew up in queens and all the kids in the neighborhood used to marvel for the fact they had an electric door opener for the garage. they had everything. they had the first colored tv, and he really -- he grew up very, very wealthy. and he inherited a lot of money. and we've written about the fact he inherited and it was enhanced by tax fraud. that was really like the first hugely lucky break of his life. and he has spent so much time talking about

we've got to get rid of donald trump. liz cheney sald i'm voting for donald trump. she voted against the first impeachment. she called it a sham and a waste of time. and she is not even at duke university saying, you know, we should give a second look on the economy and housing and infrastructure. she's in a very narrow way saying that donald trump is dangerous to our country and to our democracy. among all those adjacent lanes since 2016, that's a powerful lane. simply has said donald trump is antidemocratic. he's authoritarian. he's willing to coddle dictators. he's willing to trample on the right to vote and the individual franchise. he's willing to trample on minority political coalitions. he's willing to abuse office. he's dangerous. he's willing to use violence on january 6th. it was not until january 6th when liz cheney said, okay, i have had enough. there are a lot of americans in exactly that position, who actually today are not enthusiastic about kamala harris, but who see donald trump as a pure, clear and present danger to the united states. those words,

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>> trump lost the debate.a harris could have won the debate by explaining to people clearly who she is and i still don't think people know but trump lost the debate because he did have some strong moments. i think he got in to something that resonated with me is something like the biden/harris demonstration hasn't fired anybody and they are sort of on cruise control and bureaucracy and i don't like that. i don't want that from my government. i want accountability. he did get distracted and her tactics of getting under the skin worked. the rally comment on down. so my friends, we are voting for trump. we want trump to win. this was a missed opportunity. this is not what we were hoping for. >> kate, there was an important moment talking about healthcare and in particular, reproductive rights. here is what kamala harris and donald trump had to say about that particular issue. >> what i did is something for 52 years. they have been trying to get roe v wade into the states. and through the genius and heart and stre

haris and donald trump. the highly anticipated face off saw feres exchanges between the candidates issues like climate change, immigration and foreign policy. while the candidates aim to arile each other, trump supporters may have gotten more red meat, but camala harris earned coveted endorsements from influential figures. so who came out top, to find out and to dissect to the debate and analyze. the key moments, we are joined by our guest thea west, political commentator from dallas, texas, and also we are joined by mr. george, says muly, senior research fellow at the global policy institute from budapest. thank you very much to both of you. gentlemen, let's begin with our guest from dallas in your opinion, who came out top? well, in this situation, kamla harris, as far as the... performance she performed better now than trump, now she did get help from the the hosts of abc, they helped her out lot, they cut trump off lot, they did not challengela harris generally, for example, in the very beginning, one of

and power for donald trump.s to tell people how to live their lives. that wants the government making decisions about abortion and contraception and ivf, that's coming after everyone who doesn't fit exactly the mold that donald trump and the extremists think they should fit. and that's where once again i just want to say thank you, kamala harris, for running. thank you for being a voice of sanity. thank you for being somebody who stands up for another vision of america. a vision in which we can say, you know, we don't all look alike. we aren't all cut from the same piece of cloth. we don't all look at things the same way. but we can treat each other with respect. and we can make investments in this country that will create opportunities for everyone. i feel so worried about what trump wants to do, but so inspired by what kamala harris wants to do. that's what tomorrow night is about, that's what this election is about. >> we will see how this shakes up. needless to say, tomorrow's debate is very important. hopef

donald trump and j.d.t afford for this campaign to be about things like how donald trump eliminated the right to choose and continues to leave the door open to signing a national abortion ban. they definitely don't want this campaign to be about things like how we had a manufacturing recession under donald trump and what we have to do to keep the manufacturing boom that is going on right now going. these are not things they want to talk about. they don't want to talk about the particulars of the trump-vance health plan because they don't have one. they have this so-called concept of a health plan that's around the corner and he's been saying that for nine years. they have to get us talking about something else and the crazier the better and they go for something that is so outrageous that you actually can't ignore it. the media can't ignore what's going on because very real pain has been inflicted and fear, by the way, on people in this community and other communities around the country and yet, if we take

donald trump, once again, all about donald trump. kamala harris was all about your family, all about what's happening to america's working families, to america's middle class. what's happening to women who are now, what, one in three in america lives in a state that effectively bans abortion. one in three live in a state where when they walk into a hospital in the middle of a miscarriage are examined, doctor knows what needs to be done, but says, sorry, you're not close enough to death yet for me to give you the medical care you need. go out to the parking lot and hemorrhage for a few more hours. doctors in these states are afraid of being criminally prosecuted. you see kamala harris as the person who will lead us and say this is not the america we want to be, and this is not the america we will be. there is exactly one way to protect our daughters and our grand daughters going forward, and that is a federal law to put roe v. wade in place, and that's what kamala harris is going to sign into law. that's the kind of thing we saw last

world leaders mock donald trump. i talked to the military leaders who worked with you, and they told me that you are a disgrace. yes, garis commented without justification on trump's claims that he, they say, he did not lose in the last presidential elections. and you know that trump from... answered. he quoted orbán, the hungarian prime minister. why is the world exploding because it is necessary for president trump to return, china, north korea, and russia were afraid of him. that's it. trump relayed the words of orbán, his friend who recently visited him. trump called him a respectable, strong politician. trump also repeated that if he were the president, russia would not start a war against ukraine and as soon as it wins, it will immediately end the war in it is in the best interests of the united states that this war... ends to agree on an agreement, this is trump's idea, but when asked directly whether he wants ukraine to win, which he was asked twice by the moderator, trump answered the same way, he wants to s

murdock and trump have had bad blood. this is what trump does. it's incredibly unpresidential.ing last night as i was watching if thing, who would vote for a guy like this? obviously, he's going to get some votes, but he's not going to get votes about people who think carefully about the issues and the future of the united states. he'll get votes of really angry people, and as i've said all this whole campaign, this is a campaign about hate and rage in the republican party, and i think that kamala harris actually represents somebody who knows how to run the country and there's a lot of comfort in that. >> amish, i want to read one of the lines that i think was striking. quote, by any conventional measure harris won the debate by getting him to do her work in politico. trump thrills his supporters by shredding and operative class assumptions about and adds by conventional standards won over clinton in 2016. quote, harris plainly accomplished her objectives, and it's hard to imagine she'd begrudge him the extra five minutes. amisha? >> we think all those things are true, just lik

a final thought about donald trump.ump and the end of his grip on your party? well, if he loses, i don't see him ever running again. i think the maga movement will still exist, but we'll have to re—evaluate the party, trying to take the best of trump, the best of all of the figures in the republican party and put it back together again. you know, the labour party had that same problem. the tories now have it. you know, politics runs in cycles. if he wins, i think you're going to have a bigger republican party, working—class people more attracted to the republican party under donald trump. we're actually growing with minorities. so time will tell. stay tuned. lindsey graham, thanks forjoining me on hardtalk. thank you. low pressure and early warmth in september have brought flooding rains to some this weekend. a month's worth of rain fell in parts of the west midlands on the slow—moving weather front on sunday, which is only slowly easing its way eastwards through the remainder of the night, so the heaviest rain does eas

at trump international. so we did get some video of that of the motorcade moving, but this has been on lockdown as you know, the golf course went into lockdown immediately when those shots were fired, though secret service firing at that at that individual who was later apprehended. but i can tell you that it's still very much an active scene here. there's, as you can see, more security outside trump international golf course here there's a gate to get into to the golf course. but as you can imagine, a golf course on a sunday, it could be busy. there's certainly a lot of ground to cover and when you heard john miller talking about what does secret service spotting that individual through the trees are seeing rifle at least pointing through the trees on that golf course that is certainly incredible that they were able to do that when it's so difficult just to get inside trump international so once again, it does appear that the former president has left here his safe. we saw about ten cars going by and just g

you also have elon musk declaring his endorsement for trump so there was a lot of momentum behind trump at that time. but then as soon as joe biden dropped out of the race, yes, we weren't really hearing much about the assassination attempt anymore. and now at this point, we're much more far along in the campaign, many more people have made up their minds and i don't see it having the same impact because i actually think the shock of the shock of it with the first one has already made its impact. and the sort of aftershock it's not going to be making such an impact politically speaking i'm interested in your thoughts as to what you make of trump's team. >> sending out a number of fundraising emails after this alleged attempted assassination that's a really good point and that would be where there could be some kind of impact that he could enhance his campaign funds. he hasn't been doing anywhere near as well. trump hasn't been fundraising anywhere near as well as kamala harris she made millions after that debate in the first 24 hours. so campaign funds is something that he badly needs.

i feel like trump's lies from the trump view , trump's moment, vance takes it to cnn and says, no, noted that to make you cover it. i wonder if vance is almost too transparent in terms of what they are doing, which is intentionally to lie to stoke racism, to stoke divides and to steal elections ? >> this is a part of learning. you can see vance go through the motions of saying, you know, donald trump has taken into one place and i will take it to the next level. it is almost like he put out to say, we will put out this guy that will be more extreme than i am because on one hand, if we lose, we know what our boundaries are. if we know in this time we win, we know how far we can take it. i do sincerely hope that kamala harris wins but the concern i have always had is that that trump imagery and energy does not go away. it is high school chemistry. where does that energy all go? there will be jd vance types out there. including they will say things even worse than what he said, which i don't even know was possible, he will try to lead something after this election. there will be people t

but if we 're talking about trump after all changed his mind, that is, trump, in fact, initially, asy, threw mike johnson to the forefront of this election campaign, yes, that is, soon mike johnson did not make such a decision himself. ask for everything, what is the decision to write this letter in a very aggressive, non-diplomatic way, regarding markarova, regarding the actual support of ukraine, zelenskyi, the alleged democrats, yes, this is in essence, most likely trump was the accomplice of this, it's first of all, well, is trump's team, is trump's team, yes, yes, is his team, or the environment that has trump, and then trump changes his point of view everything. still meets with zelenskyi, here his technologists or his entourage told trump that it is still better to meet and demonstrate that he is such a president, supposedly the future of peace, or is it just that trump has a different point of view on something in principle every day, because very often, and i honestly don't think so, you know, we just very often observed that trump says one thing on monday, another on tuesda

a proxy for trump.re you by the decision of the state supreme court and like how much do you read into that in terms of any future election related concerns or lawsuits? >> so i'm really disturbed and i just want to get into the weeds a little. because the north carolina supreme court had years ago ruled that, the state constitution has this provision that guaranteed free elections. it says all elections shall be free. the north carolina supreme court says that restricts gerrymandering. they got the free elections clause and said this is a meaningless clause and there's no real guarantee for free elections. but when rfk went to the north carolina supreme court and said he wanted to be removed from the ballot. those same republican justices sited the free elections clause in the state constitution as the reason why he could be removed from the ballot and why the entire early voting process had to be abridged and thrown into chaos. it's sheer partisan hackery for judges that were elected on partisan line.