our sister organization that is sponsoring today america first works. we are so glad to have you and what an honor to us for the last two plus years to have served as first is the founder but now the president and ceo of america first policy institute and is a senior adviser of america first works. as ashley mentioned i was so honored to be part of the last administration first running for office of american innovation and eventually the policy chief at the white house. when it launched over two years ago you all do not be surprised to remember that it was far from the most auspicious time for that endeavor through the biden administration had just begun and leftists and progressives dominated federal government and nothing perhaps was more unlikely at that moment than the phrase america first. so in the face of all that and in that environment we launched america first policy institute in america first works to do this small thing at that is to say -- to save this country and save the country we love. it's a simple thing but also the hardest thing. simp

[tragic opera music] all: [chanting] america first! america first! america first! america first!ting] usa! usa! [indistinct shouts] - traitors! - you're traitors! traitors! - and eventually, there was just a full-on battle at the capitol. ♪ - i say, how can i help? what can i do? so as officers were being taken out of the fight, lacerations to their arms, legs, bleeding from the face, the mouth, they had bear spray, cans of wd-40, raid, throwing batteries at people, fights over a guardrail and bike racks, because they were using them as weapons. ♪ - stand aside and let us in, you traitors! [glass shatters] - when i was pulled away from the line of officers... [shouting and screaming] i was pulled out into the crowd. as i was getting pulled, i was getting beaten pretty much from every direction. some people were beating me with their fists. some people were striking me with objects. that was when i first got struck from behind with a taser. right around here, just at the base of my skull, the back side of my neck. ♪ - they called us traitors. they told us to put down our weapons a

that's something i would encourage all of us to think about in the america first movement is that it's bigger than any of us. we are each playing our role in this change but you've got to start thinking about how we are driving it on the scales of history not just two or four year cycles. the interplay between with the next president can do backstopped by what the next court the prior president gave us this is how we drive that a change on the timescale so like you, that's why i am also deeply optimistic about the ability to see this through it's just going to take people with a spine willing to take that risk and get the job done. >> well said. one thing that's important to note and i would love your thoughts on this, as conservatives america first conservatives especially, i think we have awakened a country and when you pull the policies that we believe whether it's securing the border were having the right to choose their children's school and raising them in the way they see fit or through peace and strength internationally or a healthcare system where the patient -- i could go on

if they truly are america first and can articulate a foreign policy that is america first, they will. it will be the will be the next enemy of the administration fi--administrative state, do thy understand that? do they realize that? do they have a plan? should they become the leader? should they win the white house and actually go into more and evolving the american because i think that is the thing, jesse, that is the thing moving forward. i think it is the greatest threat to our freedom. it is the is the greatest her to, a constitutional republic and understanding if you do not know that the administrative state is that big a threat, you have no right. you have no right at all to actually be worthy of the nomination of the republican party. >> jesse: you hear these guys will go -- talking to abolished the fbi. i'm going to make everybody get on their knees and beg for forgiveness. that is not a plan to execute a strategy. i mean, that sounds good in a sound bite. but we need more specifics. so how do you get up there and not just trump butt but also say you're going to get up ther

i think we have to reunite this country and reach the next generation to take our america first agenda to the next level and i'll honor donald trump and his legacy more than anybody else. sean: do you believe that these indictments are -- first of all, they're all politically motivedded. >> they're shammed. sean: yes. >> one thing i noticed -- sean: if you asked you to be vice president, what would ewe say? >> it's not a about me or trump. it's bigger than us. i'll be best positioned to reunite this country as our next commander in chief, but i'm humble enough to surround myself with the very best and trump is absolutely on that list. that's the way i see it. sean: if i say your best moment is when you just open and i may come off as a know it all this and that and i have to introduce and prove myself. that was a good moment for you. >> i appreciate the honesty and candor. sean: appreciate it as always. >> thank you. sean: more reaction from the spin room. nikki haley and former vis president mike pence and senator tim scott and we're in california and one great thing about california

this america first thing, i am all for it. i don't think there is anybody here who is like america third. nobody here goes let's go with the netherlands one, let us go belgium to and america for a bronze medal nice we at third. we are all for america first but it is about how do we make america first. i don't think we do it by ignoring the rest of the world. especially in a day like today. on a day like today we remember that despite the fact that we are guarded by two great oceans we are not invulnerable. from foreign attack. 22 years ago today we lost 3000 americans. and my wife was two blocks from the world trade center that day. my brother was four blocks from the world trade center that day. we lost people in our local parish. we lost half a dozen parents from our child's elementary school. this is not a historical event for me this is personal. my wife and i went to mass this morning and we saw in mass the wife of a friend of ours who was murdered 22 years ago today in the gym at the catholic school connected to our churc

and i think we have to reunite this country and reach the next generation to take our america first agenda to the next level. >> so i honor donald trump and his legacy more than anybody else. >> do you find out further, do you believe that these indicted pence are first of all, they all should. >> they're all politically motivated? i think they're shocked. i think there are two and i will pardon him day one. i said that at the last debate. i stand by it. and one of the things i notice tonight is that i think they're wrong. >> he asked you to be vice president. what would you say? i would ask him to be my most important mentor, an adviser in the first year when i'm in office, because that's sort of like if you don't make it for some reason. >> so on the one, you don't want to answer that question, no, this isn't about me and it's not about trump. i'm just asking bigger than us. and so my belief is i will be best positioned to reunite this country as our next commander in chief. but i am humble enough to surround myself the very best. and trump is absolutely on that list. i thought that if i

i will focus on america first and solve those problems. i believe at the end of the day we will get them back on board. i think it is very important that if we are worried about ukraine's border we should worry about america's borders too. i think the opportunity to solve the border along america is now one of the biggest issues in new york. the governor of massachusetts declared a state of emergency. the governor of new york tells people to go somewhere else. the mayor of new york city says it is destroying, which many in this country believe is one of the greatest cities america has. and we have a president that has only been to the border one time in 50 years. but, went to cafÉ milano twice with hunter biden's business partners and got 3 million dollars for it and his son got a new porsche. do you know what? i will do whatever it takes to get the president to come down to the border. bring one of hunter's business partners. i do not care, but we need to secure the border. it is a daily basis. you watch for nine months. i hope they learn

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but the america-first agenda does not belong to one man. it does not belong to donald trump, it doesn't belong to me. it belongs to you. the people of this country. and the question is, who's going to unite this country and take the america-first agenda to the next level. when we rallied behind the cry to make america great again, we did not just hunger for a single man. we hungered for the unapologetic pursuit of excellence. so i will respect donald trump and his legacy because it's the right thing to do but we will unite this country to take the america-first agenda to next level and a different generation to do it >> stuart: that does it. i repeat, that does it. for the second republican primary debate live from the ronald reagan presidential library. >> dana: thank you to all the candidates we loved having you here tonight and we will see you out on the campaign trail. >> ilia: have a great evening everyone, good night. ♪ >> sean: welcome to hannity, the second republican debate is now in the books and we are live from the spin room at

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someone on the ground in hawaii or florida or listening to politicians who articulate the idea of america firstou serve the interest of americans first? or must it only be accompanied with your commitment to ukraine. peter doocy put this to karine jean-pierre. here's what she had to say. >> it seems like hurricane response so far is robust. did you realize that the initial what hawaii wildfire response it that good or is it easier for people to get help from the white house when the president is not on vacation? >> so, the way you pose your question, i disagree, just for the record. so if you talk to -- if you were to do your reporting and speak to the governor of hawaii, the senators of hawaii, the folks on the ground, they would say that the president reacted in record time when it came to dealing with the wildfires. so your question is wrong, it's flawed in many, many ways and i would advise you to go speak to the governor and the local and state officials in hawaii. >> if i might, you were gyrating during that sound bite. >> i've done my reporting. [laughter] >> now, karine jean-pierre, per

and that's going to be the case i make to the voters i will be a america first candidate to the next s us forward. >> laura: all right, vivek, thank you for being on. first time on the angle another g.o.p. candidate on the staple last night north dakota governor doug burgum. governor, i agree with newt, you have been a terrific governor of your state. such an impressive business background. i wanted to give you your opportunity to respond to what gingrich said that as impressive as you are, especially on the china question, you are not going to be president of the united states. but you could be commerce or treasury secretary for a republican nominee. your response? first of all, great to be on with you, i appreciate newt's comments. listen, i spent my whole life having people tell me what i can't be and what i can't accomplish. it's i would say get in line with everybody else. they say you can't build a global tech company in north dakota. we built one with 2,000 people. we built a billion dollars company. we did it with kids from small town and we ended up with customers in 1 # 2,00

stage right there, where you had vivek ramaswamy and desantis playing to the trump base, which is america first, it's not worth the money, even those voters who -- don't like putin, say i want that money to go to the border wall first or something in america first. you are playing to that piece of the republican base, and then you have the more stab lisman candidate saying, wait a minute, putin is trying to steal a country. america has to stand up and lead. what was missing is donald trump wants a hostile takeover of the republican party in 2016. he won. it's his party now. if there's any place on earth we need to take back, if any of them want to say when you take it back, it was the reagan presidential library to say, this man took our party. he's not one of us. and there were pieces of -- he really spending. he didn't get the deficit. it's not really ideological. he's not conservative. he won't stand up to russia. a couple of them made the case he would not stand up to china. they didn't connected to republicans, please, let's take our party back. and that argument when? they are probably ou

the america first agenda includes all americans.t is what we have to remember when we are moving our agenda forward, a multiethnic working-class coalition leaving no state left behind, no city left behind, no american left behind. i have not talked to zelenskyy. i have talked to families in west maui that have been affected. we have not sent our money to africa this year but we have from east palestine to maui. america first means all americans, and that is where we have to begin with putting the interest of this country first. that starts with talking to every american is well. at last two questions, then we will wrap up. >> thank you for coming. the majority of the state tax code is a defining what income is, so my question is what exactly are you going to define income, and let me use examples. a farmer has a tractor, seed, fuel. what can we deduct did not deduct, because that is how we get to the word income? >> that was the risk of taking that task question. get them to drive it home. i love this stuff, but i am focused on what

bolton implies that this america first rhetoric , whether politicians believe it or simply use it for, will gain momentum among both congressmen and presidential candidates, and how it will now inhibit decisions that are in the national interest america, and to you have to be ready for this. that is why bolton, who was once one of the closest members of trump's team, is now one of his fiercest critics. says: we must be prepared that this entire campaign will not be built around values, not around principles, but will once again become a personal political confrontation between biden and trump. i think the real problem with donald trump is that he is unfit to be president, he didn't understand the job when he took it in 2017, he knew even less when he left office in 2021 year, and since then he has obviously learned nothing. he doesn't make decisions with the best interests of the united states in mind, he only thinks about the best interests of donald trump and i think any of the republican candidates if they want to. to get the nomination, they must defeat trump as a person, not figh

i put america first every single time. every single time. i ended nafta, the worst trade deal ever made and replaced it with the usmca, mexico and canada. the best trade deal ever made in this nation. i must tell you, my deal with china was good, too. i don't talk about it because of covid. that was a step too far. we did the usmca. they're trying to renegotiate it now because the deal turned out to be so good for us. i wouldn't do it. we suffered with nafta for many years. we didn't negotiate it. to further create a level playing field for workers and small manufacturers in our next team, i will impose across the board tariffs on most foreign made goods. that will let your businesses compete. i'll also pass the trump reciprocal trade act. in other words, if china or any other country makes us pay a 200 or 300 or 100% tariff, we will make them pay a reciprocal tariff of the exact same amount. [cheers & applause] we're all set to get that done and got hit with covid. i will revoke china's first and most favorite nation's trade status. they ha

that's what america first means. putting every american first. see how i run this campaign, it's very different. a go on to the south side of chicago, to kensington in the middle of philadelphia. i haven't called zelenskyy, but i have called people in west mally. america first means every american. you have to enter this country legally, not illegally. >> let me ask you this, you say we run the country with a nation of laws, and that we are the founders of the laws. then how can you in your college stand on the debate stage and say that you would endorse and support for president a man, if he was convicted of breaking the law in a felony, in donald trump? how can you say i will put a convict back in the white house? and you say that supporting the law. >> the way the constitutions and the laws of this country war, first of, all i'm running to be the next president. i expect to be the next president because i want to reunite this country in a way that the badly needed. i have made a pledge to be on that debate stage. i intend to keep. it because i

elizabeth: joining us now, america first legal senior adviser ian pryor.fornia. it wanted to force two christian middle schoolteachers to keep parents in the dark about their school children talking about changing their gender, b but the u.s. district judge said you can't do this and violating the teacher's constitutional first amendment rights and the teacher's rights on this don't stop at the school door. is this a game changer? >> it is. it's the first of its kind that we've seen and kudos to the teachers and the fact they're put in these positions and they have to choose between do i keep secrets from parents that might harm the child? look, you see on libs of tiktok or various places that some teachers are, yes, we're going to do that and vast majority of them really want the best for these kids and the best for these kids is to make sure that parents are involved in all aspects of their education as they come to these kind of issues. elizabeth: you've got seven, seven california school districts have now passed parental notification policies at four

let's bring in america first legal vice president gene hamilton.court to do a narrowly-today e houred gag order to restrict former president trump's speech because he's claiming that that until prejudice, be paren additional materially in the 2020 federal election case. what do you make of this? >> liz, every american at home should be shocked and appalled by this filing by jack smith. it's, it goes to the heart of what donald trump represents and what he has represented to so many people across the country which is fighting for the average american, fighting for the common person against this behemoth, this government, this deep state. and what we see here is not only an unprecedented attack on somebody who's the major party nominee or who hopes to be the major party nominee for president of the united states trying to be silenced. so you have the federal government, the department of justice, the deep state that is taking, bringing unpress i dented charges against donald trump, against a candidate for president. and not only are they doing that,

we are not putting america first. that is the policy. >> this is something that we did through heritage. it will be available in the days to come. >> there with the heritage foundation. freedom works, advising the donald trump 2024 campaign. we always appreciate your time. >> check them all out over the year. >> we are testifying on security failure that occurred on january 26 emma 2021, on the u.s. capitol. he has the oversight subcommittee, live, today, beginning at 3:00 p.m. eastern, on cspan 3. visit cspan now on our mobile app, or visit online at cspan .org. . host: the start of a new school. year, we welcome back randi weingarten, president >>> at the start of a new school year, we welcome back president

first, there america? that's the focus of tonight's angle. whose america is this? the people in power who act like it's theirs to give away to the highest bidders? wall street, big tech, the big donors. they want a certain set of policies and they usually get their way. sucking up to china. >> i want to contain china. i want to make sure we have a relationship with china that is on the up and up and squared away.>> funneling tens of billions to ukraine. >> we are always preparing a new plug military package for ukraine. we do these presidential drawdown packages essentially every couple weeks. >> millions of illegal immigrants streaming across the border. >> we have responded with a model approach that has proven to work. >> we all know these policies are ravaging america. democrat policymakers, so far have been cared. it's there america to shape and to control and frankly to give away. it's not yours to defend and enjoy. things on the surface at least may be changing. last night we told you democrats have begun serious conversations about whether biden/harris tick

america's first multimillion or, ask you are one of the richest american families for generations, whatappened, the focus of a new book i've written. we'll show you some of what made the astros all that money next. >> two years ago i wrote a book called vanderbilt, rise and fall of american dynasty. about the extraordinary force created by my mom's great grandfather, cornelius vanderbilt. and what happened to it over the generations. now my coauthor catherine and i have a sequel. the book is called aster, the rise and fall of the american fortune, it's about another once wealthy california american family. the oscars. the name aster became synonymous with wealth and elegant and glamour, but as we write about it in the book, which is just out. now the story behind the oster fortune is a complex tale of ruthlessness ambition and greed. >> when you hear the name asked or you might think of allegan balls, high society, and gilded age palaces like this. but the story of how the astros made their fortune and held on to it for so long is not a glamorous one at all. john jacob asked are a young

the other thing because i stand for america first actually we have a shared vital national file nationalobjective to make n becomes nuclear equipped. they need them in the united states so that's how we work with our friends. the other thing that god said motley like a traditional politician but i managed, how friends learn from each other. i would love to learn from israel and i would love to follow crime policies like israel in the country. a strong national identity that they have for the youth. missile-defense systems that were lacking we could learn from our friends was imagine not just in the next three, five, eight years but over half a century time horizon if we ever got to the place where israel would no longer even require aid from the u.s., which is a small portion of the budget. how good would that be for israel but we would never cut off aid until israel told us that they were ready for it and the people said israel would never tell us that. there's only one partner that has ever told us that. the thrill in the mid-90s that you were able to peel back some of the aid we were providing

." >>> they were america's first multi-millionaires, and their name became synonymous with untold wealthneh talks with anderson cooper about a new book examining the complicated story of the astors. >> reporter: the astor family one of the wealthiest in 19th and 20th century america. is there anyone good in this story of the astors? >> i think every family has heroes and villains. >> reporter: that sounds like a no. that's not a good sign. >> later on "sunday morning," anderson cooper and the astors. >>> with our rita braver this morning, we'll page through five decades of "ms. magazine." the trailblazing publication at the forefront of a revolution. >>> nancy giles sits down with sheila johnson, the first black woman in america to become a billionaire. nature's architects. some very busy beavers. david martin with the real story behind that mysterious chinese spy balloon that cross the continent not long ago. erin moriarty on lessons learned from the manhunt for that escaped convict in pennsylvania. and more this sunday morning for the 17th of september, 2023. and we'll be back after th

and so this is one of the reasons why i describe this opioid crisis among civil war veterans as america's first opioid crisis. it was the first recognized opioid crisis. and again, if we think about an epidemic being to a certain extent in the eye of the beholder, people saw civil war veterans addiction while not seeing other folks addictions. so that's how the addiction epidemic started. the civil war and affected civil war veterans. but what was it like for these veterans actually be addicted to these really powerful, really terrible drugs on a day to day basis? this is a major part of my study investigating the historical experience and the perception of addiction. and so to answer this question, i followed my sample of about 200 individuals through sources were previously unavailable or underutilized, and overlooked by historians for rare medical records from mental pension records from the u.s. pension bureau and former confederate states like virginia. that the last decade or so have really taken with historians. but there's so many that we're only now beginning to mine the gems that that

and the point low carbon energy america first clean fossil fuels extraction and an on your thinking behinde energy realized chinese, china 2025 policy have going to take over evirtuality's, av's batteries, soul supplier for the world for everything green, in a way, giving our playbook stole energy, solar out of the generator power program stole our technology, now manufacturing green products, tying up supply chains, but doing with dirty fuel, to build for us, then consequences of that is can you imagine chinese controlling everybody's car? in america . >> turn off batteries at bill control electricity with chips all the solar panels, and we've got to bring great american emergency i want gm to making electric vehicles i want us to mine manufacture our own growth, process them, from here to america we don't have to cede to chinese realize we can power this relatively clean lng. >> abundant supply at home help supply partners, we need nuclear. cheryl: tell that to biden administration great doubtful on the show this morning, thank you. >> thanks so much. >> all right. , we've got more comin

as far as i understand it, the first cobalt processing factory in north america.tart seeing real volume come and when? guest: yes, absolutely. there is no cobalt line -- mine in china yet they have 30 processing facilities while we have zero. it's important that we bring this material directly from africa to the united states then we process it here and sell it into the new factories that have been announced in canada and the united states gm, lg, ford, samsung. there's hundreds of billions of dollars being spent on the ev transition to bring in these new factories, higher u.s. workers, give them new training on the technology of the future. matt: i know that yuma county in arizona estimated this will generate $330 million for the local economy. that's not what you are paying your workers, that's what it will create around there. i imagine that's the kind of thing that even the republicans want. to generate more money for americans. will you be able to get preferred status when ford and gm or tesla are looking to buy cobalt? will they buy it from you instead of th

i think republicans want to remake their party as party that puts america first, tries to stay out ofat is how i feel. i'm a recovered republican who thought i was down with the iraq war, i got lied to. i said i will never do that again. look at the afghanistan war, i'm disgusted by what happened and lives that were lost there, i don't want any more of this. she is a nice lady, classic neo-concandidate and i think the party is not there. look at top three candidates, vivek ramaswamy, america first candidate, vivek ramaswamy, trump, desantis, he is waffly on it, too, he is not in hard core neo-concategory like nikki haley. >> emily: 67% want a different democratic candidate in 2024. this was the democratic poll. talking about it earlier and you said anybody, but biden. this has significant impact on potentially now nikki haley's emergence or surge behind her numbers now. >> certainly and nikki haley said it best, this won'ting haley v biden, it will be haley v harris. compare these two women or candidate and no comparison, haley demonstrated leaderability and i believe this poll, i bel

joining me now is stephen miller, former senior adviser to president trump and founder of america first legal. also with me is lieutenant chris olivares who is a texas department public safety spokesman. steven, let's start with you. on the point of these venezuelans, almost a half million getting temporary protected status, first of all, what is that? is it really temporary and is this legal? >> no, no, and no. it's not temporary. it's not legal, and it's not justified by any of the circumstances happening today. temporary protective status is for, for example, let's say you have illegal alien from a country that is in the middle of an active volcano. you can't deport them that week to that country. you might give them temporary protected status is a form of amnesty. it gives you legal presence. it gives you a work permit. and because of the way our country works. it will be renewed indefinitely it. will be a lifelong forever amnesty and democrats will agitate to give everybody who had protected status full citizenship and voting rights and chain migration in the united states. the mes

it is also america's first trading partner after several rounds .tions with this partner along with seven other countries he gets an exemption of 180 days to buy oil from iran, but despite this import, money also goes to iran, trying to prove that in the difficult and difficult conditions of our people, even importing a few million tons of oil, it was very important for him to import medicine and it is very important. and our nation will not forget their historical memory in this field, iran negotiated with korea for about five years, for several years iran was the place of negotiations with countries that imported oil , and the negotiations that took place with the american side and mainly with the european side for the release of resources finally after many times and the arbitration of the korean government behind the back of the 13th government's follow-up, now this 6 billion dollars has been deposited into his iranian bank account in qatar, equivalent to 5 billion , five hundred and seventy-three million, four hundred and ninety-two thousand eu

we are the america first candidates, everybody else embraces the neocon view. we are on policy 90% of the way, i would rescind affirmative action. militarize the border instead of the wall, and details. but the main differences i will be able to unite this country by leading the next generation of americans to a vision of what it means to be an american. revive national pride in that next generation where it is lacking. i think we have an opportunity to reunite this country around our shared ideals and that will allow me to take the america first agenda even further than donald trump did by building on what i think is a very good foundation that he laid. and so the fact that i'm not running against him, that does not mean anything. i'm running for this country and that's going to lead us to national unity. that's my job and i expect to do it as the next president. >> john: lots to talk about in the days and weeks ahead. have a good labor day weekend. >> thank you. >> john: and mark your calendar. fox business network will be hosting the second republican presid

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. >> what happened to america first.en out of 10 americans do not want him to run again. these chemicals, what did they release? we know short-term impact they had, headache, nausea, difficulty breathing. think of the consequences of the chemicals, lung cancer, reproductive issues. when you are leading of this country and disaster strikes, you show up, lead by example. he did not do that. >> that is the main point. mollie, you cover the news and see what is going on. people are thinking east palestine palestine, yeah, we remember that. it was more money than people of maui were getting. is this the thing they hope will go off that news coverage cycle that people will forget? feels like obama not wanting to be seen near a catest officeree, what is your take on this? >> i grew up in west virginia and in appalachian communities, it is tale old as time, promises are made, towns forgotten and you struggle on your own. the people in this community have been speaking out and losing hope. griff jenkins interviewed a man named ri

young man, light glowing recommendations because hoover found out that ford had been involved with america first. at yale. he spent more time at yale then heated at the university of michigan. he knew about the legal problems six months before he ever acknowledged it. the interesting thing is that means the white house new earlier, too. ford was a much more ambitious figure than the persona. he wanted to be richard nixon's running mate in 1960. he discovered a process just before he left the presidency. he was approached by bill, secretary of the treasury, about john mitchell. the campaign manager who went to jail for his part in the watergate affair. ford turned him down. i don't think it was because of any sort of aftermath. quite simply, ford had been taught to look for the good in everyone. that led some people to see him as naive. the other side of the coin was, just as he was honest with people, he expected them to be honest with him. two days after the watergate break-in, ford confronted mitchell one-on-one and asked did you know anything about this? mitchell denied it. ford said later on