thank you, kamala harris and tim walz, for your vision -- >> everyone: [chanting] aoc! aoc!k you. thank you. thank you. [cheering] thank you, chicago, for your energy. thank you, kamala harris and tim walz, for your vision. [cheering] and thank you, joe biden, for your leadership. you know, six years ago, i was thinking online orders as a waitress in new york city. i didn't have health insurance. my family was fighting off foreclosure. and we were struggling with bills after my dad passed away and expectedly from cancer. like millions of americans, we were just looking for an honest shake, and we were tired of a cynical politics that seemed blind to the realities of working people. it was then that only through the miracles of democracy and community, that the good people of the drunks and queens to someone like me to elect them in congress. [cheering and applause] and america, in my heart, i know, from that same cloth of hope and aspiration, we will also elect kamala harris and tim walz as president and vice president of the united states of america! [cheering and applause]

. >> aoc! aoc! aoc! aoc! aoc! aoc! >> alexandria ocasio-cortez: thank you. evening? >> alexandria ocasio-cortez: yes. when the balloons dropped, we booked it over here so fast. >> stephen: thank you for making it. tonight vice president harris made history and shared a vision, "a vision of america where we hold fast the fearless belief that built our nation and inspire the world, that here, anything is possible." the nomination, this one is a meaningful step for america. what does it personally need to you? >> alexandria ocasio-cortez: you know, when i was 9 years old, i watched a lot of "star trek" with my dad. [cheering] we used to watch this series. "star trek" voyager. the reason i bring this up is because this was the first ship with a female captain. captain janeway, and i remembered this was something that was very important growing up. my dad felt it very important to me to watch this. because he wanted me to see an example of a woman in leadership. when i was a kid, the only example of that was in science fiction. and today represents a day where it

what's that like for you to watch jasmine crockett and aoc. everybody learn more about them tonight watching them. >> i think this first night is a great indication of the democratic party that is wildly diverse. you have new voices. you mentioned aoc being an outsider now center stage on the main stage. you have maxine waters. you had all of the party, all the generations, all the factions not in disarray but coming together with one unified message. it was exciting being backstage and seeing everybody get up and get ready to speak. it sunk into me what a powerful group of people and what a powerful party this is that is representative of the entire country and what a stark contrast that was to what we saw in the rnc. >> even the visual was a stark contrast. i thought about that all night. mallory mcmorrow, was love talking with you. thank you for staying up late with us. >>> we have more late coverage of tonight's, the first night of the democratic national convention, when we come back. sleep more deeply and wake up rejuvenated. purple matt

aoc had a great speech. i loved jamie raskin. he is great. and of course hillary gave a great speech. what it would have been like if she had won in 2016. and joe biden give a great speech. i felt like he knocked it out of the park tonight. makes me proud to be a democrat and i am optimistic about this election. susan: great, thanks for calling in tonight with your thoughts on the convention. the text from st. louis city, missouri eureka white shoes -- writes to us, speakers were powerful,, but warnock, incredible. and in new york, republican. >> hey, how are you doing? susan: fine, anthony. thank you for watching c-span for the convention. what did you think? >> first of all, your coverage is fantastic. i watched all the republicans and i will watch all the democrats. there was a lot of hate and it soured me. i thought i would hear things about unity and the economy, things of that nature. it was really just a lot of hate. i was really shocked about this. susan: thanks for your call, anthony with your reaction. let's go to the floor with gre

>> i think i am also just >>> by aoc.oment and also just how unified it is. there is a scenario where aoc was out on the street with massive protesters. instead, there were very few unused protest signs. the core oppositional voices inside the party are --. i would not have predicted. who knows how long that kind of thing can last. >> democrats know the assignment. that is to keep donald trump from the oval office and to create an environment where we can secure the future we want for ourselves and our families. they are not going to let anything distract from that one solitary goal. that is why we saw joe biden move so quickly to shut down any notion of, we talked about this, this notion that there should be regional town halls to pick the democrat nomination. he shut it down and it was great. >> i was looking forward to that. >> i am sure you were. we have to sneak in another quick break. -- joins us next. we will be right back. ht back. . yay - woo hoo! ensure, with 27 vitamins and minerals, nutrients for immune health

who ranks high aoc in terms of like, you know, having a negative image amongst swing voters aoc nancy pelosi, hillary clinton, those are not the top names you want. if you're if you're kamala harris, you're running as an outsider, a fresh perspective on a bridge to the future. there are a lot of new democrats who are really wears west moore? where's josh shapiro? i know they're they're coming. that was night one night one. >> you set the tone. >> i think the tone, but jim, you remember when michelle obama said in 2016 when they go low, we go high they weren't something called the chicago the good thing for camilla's if you want to talk about divisive candidates, the person she's running against, it's probably number one on the list of divisive people in this country. and so i think look, there is still a lot of love for hillary clinton and we saw that last night. and yes let's give her her moment. she didn't inspire the chance. she didn't egg it on, but she also she just nodded kind of ironically. so let's give it to her because frankly, it is very ironic. those chants were alive and

that's a complete mis-description of aoc, and she's exactly the opposite.r, been in governmental the time, attorney general of california, vice president of the united states. that's not a working class american, that's a government person through and through and that's who she is and what she will do. stuart: all governmental the time. art laffer great stuff. >> thank you, stuart. stuart: biden speaks last night went way past midnight. he teared up and said i gave my best to you. now the party doesn't want to know him. he's off on a two-week vacation in california. out of sight out of mind. next week, the bar ball will ben trump's court. he has to stay on message. chicago police arrest several pro-hamas protesters after dem demonstrators reach the fence. we have the full story coming up for you, next. ♪ to me, harlem is home. but home is also your body. i asked myself, why doesn't pilates exist in harlem? so i started my own studio. getting a brick and mortar in new york is not easy. chase ink has supported us from studio one to studio three. when you star

she will lose aoc because it won't be going down that progressive line.ill go back to common sense policy. so the american people have a clear choice. the person running on common sense policies to secure our nation, to make our nation thrive and succeed going forward is donald j. trump. america, the choice is crystal clear. it is very simple. we can be a significantly better country than we are today. kamala harris isn't going to do anything different from joe biden. david: by the way last night we heard a lot of praise, even though he was delegated or relegated to a third tier position in the convention lineup, right after words it was 2:00 in the morning, a x post put out by former president obama. what i ad mire most about joe his decency, his resilience and his unshakable belief in the promise of our country. i'm sorry, but if you have respect for somebody and you admire somebody you don't treat them the way president biden was treated. then i also want to play for you a little sound bite from president obama which just, when president biden was taki

it is a way to get noticed, the way aoc got noticed here in chicago in 2024. she gets maligned by the right. but people got to see her charisma. thus far in this particular convention, one theme is the triumph of chicago people. the major modern convention of 1932 was fdr in chicago. presidents would not come to conventions. now, people are horsetrading about you. he famously created the term no deal in these conventions. they are a major part of our politics. 1984 has been lost in the shuffle a little bit, john lewis -- he was here in a wheelchair. seeing what a pioneer he was when he ran in earnest -- and hillary clinton. she did a speech that was impressive. and certainly, everyone will be talking about biden's speech, coming on late, talking for 50 minutes, emotional about his entire life, about being american. it will be an emotional introduction. there are a lot of highlights already. one thing that the democrats have done well in chicago is they have packed in a lot. >> a lot of people have been comparing this year was 1968, a year when there was politi

fair, but it does show you like the span of my party last night we saw aoc and andy beshear right? governor, the commonwealth of kentucky, where they hurt us down with dogs. >> okay. he's. a democrat who wins in one of the reddest states and aoc, who is on the progressive movement wing, coming into the mainstream establishment to endorse kamala harris. so i, as a strategist, i couldn't be happier. >> it's hard her to hold a diverse coalition together. contrast with the republicans from trump to trump's daughter-in-law, right? i mean, it's just not a very broad coalition, honestly. it's why trump didn't have mitt romney or paul ryan or president bush or vice president cheney, or any of the heroes of his party's recent past the way the democrats are doing here illyshin, i mean, all the former president's former first lady. >> i mean, it's so many people are here. o in fact, millard fillmore's a surprise. >> speak. tonight in prime time at about 4:00 a.m. i. that's an embarrassment of riches. so as a democrat and but also as a strategist, i'd rather have this broad coalition but then

it wasn't the aoc of 2019, 2020 when she was a flu arrival.self this is how we do things here. she gave a populist speech. but it was unifying. it was all about kamala harris. and how she is for the people. how this is a working class fight, a middle class fight against a billionaire fight bernie sanders, he is probably the most authentic person in either party. is he going to do whatever is he going to do. he has seen in joe biden someone who has been able to satisfy moderates and satisfy progressives. like he highlighted in his "new york times" op-ed. and i think is he going to be talking about the success of this administration. no matter what kind of democrat you are. >> bret: you wonder how many satisfied moderates there were after the joe biden policy it. seemed like it had a lot of photographic hat tips to it. >> you mean in office? >> yeah, no, absolutely. i have been so struck by if you listen to the platitudes of the republican convention and platitudes that you hear here, they are very similar. you hear democrats talk about we are g

aoc was excellent. raphael warnock in a league by himself. i think all of us saying we can really do this, we are coming out of this darkness donald trump has put us in, he wants us to keep recycling that. >> that message of hope, joe and mika, certainly will be center stage tonight when former president barack obama delivers this evening's keynote address. >> absolutely. still ahead on "morning joe" we will hear from several of last night's speakers including kentucky governor andy beshear and democratic congressman jim clyburn, plus michigan governor gretchen whitmer who is in chicago for the convention, will be our guest this morning. first, donald trump continues his personal attacks against kamala harris despite growing calls from republicans for him to pivot to policy. you're watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. ♪ it's the same old song ♪ ♪ but with a different beat since you've been gone ♪ ♪ ♪ sure, i'm a paid actor, and this is not a real company, but there is no way to fake how upwork can help your business. search talent all

we are live at the united center in chicago where they are getting it off to a lively start with aoc short time ago. we just heard from hillary clinton. obviously she was the last woman who tried to beat donald trump and she did not succeed and that's why she's here to cheer on kamala harris and hope she can do the same. at one point the crowd started chanting lock him up. that's a familiar refrain that she remembers. brit hume dana perino and harold ford jr.. brad pitt is heard from the former first lady former secretary of state warmer candidate for the presidency hillary clinton. >> a familiar voice from 2016 and beyond. barrett was ended tells us one thing there are still places in america where hillary clinton can go and receive a rousing reception. >> earlier harold we had kamala harris device person come out to tee off the night. she said this is the night about realizing and recognizing president joe biden said there's a lot to do. president biden will be the focus of the evening and i hope in his message this evening that he is less contentious than confrontational and is mo

aoc you're invited on primetime. we expect to see you. stephanie from charleston south carolina was the leak an accident or shapiro forcing call loves hand? intriguing. dorothy from queens i notice you didn't send johnny to the prison in el salvador. why not? so many people want to send johnny to prison. johnny might like prison. that's comforting. dvr the show. always remember i'm waters and this is my world. welcome to hannity and happy friday. we begin with something a little different. a brutal new sport taking the world by storm dana white's power slapped competition going viral like nothing you've ever seen now entering its third season and it's now the focus of a brand-new fox nation documentary. here's a preview. >> this is power slapped. come after night power slapped founder and u of c had dana white joins us with a preview of season 3 but now we are only 95 days until election day. 46 days until early voting begins. a shocking new development from kamala harris. now for the very first time since her coronation the democratic ho

this is a jd vance sound, and he is talking about aoc. >> turns out i got in big trouble for that oneing. and i am running as a politician trying to advocate for what we should stand for, the number one thing that we should be is pro babies and pro family. aoc has said, basically, if you look at her public remarks on this, that it is immoral to have children because of climate change concerns. right? this is, let's just be direct, a sociopathic attitude towards families. >> david. he is trying to squirm out of the cat ladies thing. >> yeah, first of all, it's not exactly what she said. so it is a false charge to begin with. but it is part of this haranguing, this rant that he was on for many years about leaders, particularly democrats not having kids, and therefore not being able to be good leaders, because apparently, in his view, they don't have a stake in the future. now, he picked out a few democrats who did not have children, but when i look at democrats, whether it is barack obama, the clintons, joe biden, nancy pelosi, chuck schumer, hakeem jeffries, i see lots of kids. i see k

i want you to zero in on aoc's reaction to the, this dynamic duo ticket. lauren: yeah.s ecstatic that camilla a hearst picked a running mate more liberal than kamala harris. someone that looks like joe biden but sounds like bernie sanders. aoc is calling it a, quote, watershed moment. >> i do think that this selection of walz is kind of a, to me, fit feels like a water shed moment. it does feel like a generational shift. and by that i mean the generation of the kinds of politics that the democratic party is starting to practice now, is a real departure from what has been practicedded in years past. lauren: departure? what kind of -- what brand of democrat politics do independents want, do swing voters want? she went more liberal than herself. [laughter] stuart: okay. i'm going to leave it right there. lauren: that's sort of the problem with both sides right now. their vp pix did not bring anybody else into the party. stuart: i see the point. heather, does the left now own the democrat party? if. >> yeah. they doubled down on the base with this pick. it was a match made

aoc you're officially invited i on prime time. we expec ot to see you. >> stephanie from charleston, south carolina. was the leakrlesto an accident r is shapiro forcing carmela's hand? >> oh, intriguing. dorothy from queen, i noticedids you didn't send johnny to that prison in el salvador. >>e pr not. oh, so many people want to send johnny to prison. >> johnn sendy might like priso. that's all for tonight. dvr the show. always remember, i'm waters, and this is my world. >> and welcome to hannity and happy friday. we begin tonight with somethingr a little different, a brutal new sport taking the worldutal o by storm. that's dana white's power slap competition. it is going viral like nothingen you've ever seen. now enterings th its third seas' and it is now the focus of a brand new fox nationy. documentary. >> here's a previe w. this is power slap. and coming up tonight, power slap founder and ufc head dana white will join us with a preview of season three. but now we are only 95 days until election day, 46 daysvotig until early vot

we heard from aoc a short time ago. we just heard from hillary clinton.ly she was the last woman who tried to beat donald trump. she did not succeed in that quest. she is here to cheer on kamala harris tonight and hope that she could do what you could. the crowd was chanting, "lock him up." we just heard from the former first lady, former secretary of state, former candidate for the presidency hillary clinton. >> the familiar voice took me back to 2016 and beyond that is not a place i would easily go. but it does establish one thing. there are still places in america where hillary clinton can go. a rousing reception. i'm not sure there are many left where she can get that but this is one of them. >> earlier they had kamala harris the vice president come out. a surprise address to start the night. she said this is a night about realizing and recognizing president joe biden and it says there was a lot to do going forward. >> president but i will be focus of the evening. i hope in his message this evening that he is a less contentious and confrontational and

aoc puts on a good show, could pump up the wwe. why wait?> carley: you posted a picture of assign protesters were carrying and said feminists and lg lg lgbtq+ for palestine. palestine is not for them. what is it like in chicago with protests going down? >> well, it started sunday night, protest at michigan and whacker, major part of the city. that is where that assign picture came from. i don't understand how left continues to grab groups and use them more than anything as tools or shields for their party. they have no rights in some of the countries they support. nobody wants war in middle east, but we need our hostages back. if these groups went to iran, it would not end well for them. chicago is beautiful city that works for some, not for all. what i would like to see is the groups marching and politicians on the left to get in the neighborhoods and go to e englewood and the cities hit by crime and tell your story about dreamers and people that go without. there are people that go without, that are citizens of this city that never get any

chanting: aoc! thank you. thank you for your energy.my family was fighting off foreclosure. we were struggling with bills after my dad passed away unexpectedly from cancer. like millions of americans, we were just looking for an honest shake. and we were tired of a cynical politics that seemed blind to realities of working people. it was then only to the miracles of democracy and community the good people of the bronx and queens chose somebody like me to elect them in congress. and, america, in my heart, i know from that same class of hope and aspiration we will also collect kamala harris and tim walz as president and vice president of the united states of america. i am here tonight because america has before us a rare and precious opportunity. in kamala harris we have a chance to elect a president that is for the middle class because she is from the middle class. she understands the urgency of rent checks and groceries and prescriptions. she is as committed to our reproductive and civil rights as she is to taking on corporate greed. sh

and i think there's an opportunity aoc did that. and it's the idea here is scott says not everyone's watching it on television. they're watching it in pieces. and so you have to see not just those viral moments that are exciting, it's what's the messaging i thought aoc did the best job. she's just a perfect candidate for that age because she was talking about the economy in a different way and also attacking trump i'm talking about being a waitress but not having, you know, she constructed it. it was so snackable, like how she down the different pieces and i could see where the cuts were and she knew them without knowing that she is what she did know. she is an incredible communicator, but there are they did try to construct this convention for the modern age of influencers. and whatever we're going to call them gen z, they invited a lot of them here. there was a brief speaking slot for one or two of them earlier. i mean, if they were to say scott galloway, how do i reach the not only those voters, but the message that the voters wa

-- aoc is dancing, rashida tlaib's dancing.the progressive the sq squad, jamaal bowman is dancing. look, this is a guy who wants drivers, illegals to get driver's license. this is a guy who allowed rioters in minneapolis to destroy the city, to loot and to burn down, and literally said to constituents, well, you just stay in your house. no police, no nothing. and when that third precinct was being burnt down, he basically said to the cops, you better get out of there. he didn't send anybody into protect the people, the businesses, or the victims of those riots, those of violent riots that were so peaceful. so the fact that he is the pick, and she turned against a guy who brings her a swing state, josh shapiro, he's got a 61% approval rating, 6 out of 10 people support him, minnesota has always been a democratic state. the guy brings nothing. he's a nobody, and he is the reason that she picked him because nobody knows who he is or what he is. >> sandra: a perhaps we will learn more about him moments from now, when he speaks, gre

hillary clinton and aoc rewriting history in realtime. >> i wish my mother and kamala's mother coulds. they would say, keep going. >> on the other side of that glass ceiling is kamala harris raising her hand and taking the oath of office as our 47th president of the united states. >> she understands urgency of rent checks and groceries and prescriptions, she's committed to reproductive and civil rights as to taking on corporate greed. if you are a working parent trying to afford rent and child care, kamala harris is for you. if you are a senior who had to go back to work because your retirement did not stretch far enough, kamala is for you. >> brian: right, only problem, aoc, she was in power and remains in the job. you are not talking about trump years, you are talking about her years. >> ainsley: you blame trump? she's been vice president for 3-1/2 years. >> steve: if you only watch that tv show, you would think everything is great. kamala harris is trying to be a moderate and she's not. facts to keep in mind after last night. number of seniors who had to unretire and return to wor

aoc you're invited on primetime. we expect to see you.leston south carolina was the leak an accident or shapiro forcing call loves hand? intriguing. dorothy from queens i notice you didn't send johnny to the prison in el salvador. why not? so many people want to send johnny to prison. johnny might like prison. that's comforting. dvr the show. always remember i'm waters and this is my world

when you align with aoc and ilhan omar and rashida tlaib on so many issues that some of which describealz told anderson cooper he wanted to invest in a ladder company to buy a 30-foot ladder to allow those entering the country illegally to get over trump's border wall. he said that in 2019. that's one exam 38. yeah, while he may appeal to voters in minnesota to a certain extent and remember, minnesota is not gone to a presidential candidate that's a republican since 1972. okay, but i don't see how that translates opposing fracking, ending fossil fuels in places like pennsylvania and electric vehicle push and appealing to voters in michigan and so many autoto workers and their -- auto workers and their jobs affectedd and tim walz is the dumbest pick for any vice presidential candidate and had a slam dunk in josh shapiro in terms of winning the state of pennsylvania and instead went mur to the left and we're not a far left country, liz. liz: what joe just said, bill, you heard ms nbc saying that tim walz may not help kamala win the battlegrounds and he lost up to 80% of minnesota in the

biden to drop kamala harris and if biden runs again, we should pick a new vp and just a month ago, aoce of those idiots. >> if you think that there is consensus among the people who want joe biden to leave that they will support kamala vice president harris, you would be mistaken. a lot of them are not just interested in removing the president. they are interested in removing the whole ticket. >> greg: that's her when she talks fast but how things change, let's look at last night. >> and kamala harris, we have a chance to elect a president who is for the middle class because she is from the middle class. she understands the urgency of rent checks and groceries and prescriptions and she is as committed to our reproductive and civil rights as she is to taking on corporate greed and i see a leader with a real commitment to a better future for working families speed what someone got her a speak and spell. but getting things wrong come easy to aoc as even as a bartender she thought an apple teen he was a stirred with an iphone. saying the future without any change in her behavior and shows

for the same reason she chose somebody that aoc really loves and bernie sanders loves.'s scared to death of losing the progressive vote because that's a mantra in the democrat party since 2016, hillary clinton didn't win because the bernadino owe -- bernie bros didn't vote for her and they've hued left looking to win the bernie bro vote and it's a disaster for the democratic party. stuart: kamala harris is failing the crisis test in the world spiraling out of control. it's been over two weeks since harry spoke to reporters and do voters care? >> i hope they can and americans thinking about what happened on monday and it's very unnerving and widespread reporting and imminent war. reassuring comments and look at where we are now. i am outraged that seven service people were hurt, injured. we don't know how badly from an attack on air base in iraq. we have not heard anything from the president about it. we heard from lloyd austin today that well, they just better be careful because if there's further attacks on our people, we may have to get serious. this is like, what, th

probably dip in and take this as bernie sanders will be speaking the socialists from vermont and we saw aoct night and this represents the radical wing of this party and had an opportunity to go for vise president was someone more moderate she went with the bernie sanders of governors and with her history of bernie, she was to the left of him but cosponsored medicare for all and universal healthcare eliminate all private health insurance and the gray new deal 93 trillion that's not capitalism the greatest wealth creating system owners in america. >> no, it's not they want more irs agents and they take a platform with his greatest accomplishment putting tampons and boys bathrooms in minnesota and this isn't serious and we have real problems and economic problems and a whole host of problems in this country and the biggest accomplishment is tampons and boys bathrooms as this is not serious. >> sean: we appreciate it eric trump with radical vermont socialist senator bernie sanders beginning his address let's look at the heart and soul of the new radicalized democratic party. >> hello americans

that's the secret, they use the green agenda about power, look at the green new deal for instance, aoc's former chief of staff, wasn't about the environment but how to control the economy. that's the objective with the climate agenda, the environment agenda. really a way to commandeer the economy and government and obtain control over citizens, they don't care about the environment, it's all a ruse. stuart: biden is back on the beach for the second week of a big vacation. who is running the country? >> very good question. it's pretty terrifying reporters, unlike you, aren't asking the question of who is running the country. harris is trying to distance herself from this agenda because she knows that it is a failure and i think that's why we haven't seen president biden step away to step down to retire from this position because they are trying to allow kamala harris to >> reporter: some distance. she is hijacking the republican agenda right now. the policy positions we believe in our popular. stuart: next case. kamala harris's communications director completely dodged several questions o

. >> would you say aoc has that? >> i have a text from a young guy, a student at princeton, a professor, a claimant activist from my district who asked me for a recommendation for her office, and i had to tell them, you never actually worked for me, love ya, but you were not a student of mine, i don't give recommendations to wonderful young people that i don't know about their work. that would be inappropriate. he texan and -- he texted me back, no problem, i've already got the job. what i would counter is that a lot of the younger new members on the democratic side are communications geniuses. they are not just checking. they may be putting out a tweet or doing something. they're very fast i'll add it -- facile at it. i don't think the democrats -- i don't think it's a case we don't want to legislate. -- the case that we don't want to legislate. people may not like the green new deal or medicare for all. but those people actually turn it into law. even if they may want things we don't all agree with. but they really

aoc says the knc must -- dcn must change course.ine fired up about that, and he's with me in chicago next. ♪ ♪ ameritrade is now part of schwab. bringing you an elevated experience, tailor-made for trader minds. ♪ go deeper with thinkorswim: our award-wining trading platforms ♪ unlock support from the schwab trade desk— our team of passionate traders who live and breathe trading. ♪ and sharpen your skills with an immersive online education crafted just for traders. ♪ all so you can trade brilliantly. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪,. stuart: women voters will be a critical group in deciding this year's election. madison alworth with us now. where does the women vote stand now? >> reporter: it stands with kamala harris. really stably with kamala harris. take a look at these numbers. women favor vice president harris over former president trump by 10 points. gap is even bigger when you look at black women who prefer harris over trump by 40 points. this all has also turned into female fund raising dollars for harris. the harris campaign has said that women ma

what did you make of aoc's speech?er a speech unlike the governor of new york who fell flat on her face. but, look, at the end of the day these are obviously two competing visions for america. and the policies being espoused by democrats at their convention are socialist. you look at it from the an economic standpoint, you look at it from a foreign policy standpoint, you look at it from dealing with our border crisis and it is one extreme liberal, progressive policy after the next. and i think that's ultimately what voters are going to make their decision on. it's not the personalities, it really will come down to the cost of living, it'll come down to the crisis at our southern border, and it'll come down to the failed policies on the global stage which have weakened america's standing in the world and allowed i russia, china and iran to rise. stuart: the fbi has confirmed that iran was behind a hack on the trump campaign. now, that comes as the house intelligence chair, mike turner, says iran could have nuclear weapo

midwest who served on the veterans affairs committee while in congress, and won instant acclaim from aoc and joe manchin as the news broke this morning, is vice president kamala harris' pick to serve as her vice president. minnesota governor tim walz releasing this video as part of his introduction to the country. watch. >> sometimes life is as much about the lessons you learn as the lessons you teach. when i grew up, community was a way of life. my high school class was 24 people. i was related to half of them. i learned to be generous toward my neighbors, compromise without compromising my values, and work for the common good. my dad was in the army, and with his encouragement, i joined the army national guard when i was 17. i served for 24 years. i used my gi benefits to go to college and become a public schoolteacher. i coached football and taught social studies for 20 years. and i tried to teach my students what nebraska taught me, respect, compromise, service to country. when i went into government, that's what i carried with me. i worked with republicans to pass an infrastructure

she pushed the clean school bus program, she pushed for the green new climate deal along with aoc.ete buttigieg had to go on sunday morning talk shows to defend the billions that were spent on charging stations or lack thereof across the country. so how does this play into her new policy positions? we're waiting. >> yes. listen, her new policy positions are the same as her old policy positions. she won't tell anybody about them. but the biden, harris policies on energy is not to produce in the united states. we saw one of the first thing they did was to cancel the keystone xl pipeline. they do not want to develop energy sources in the united states. we used to be a net exporter of natural gas. we used to be helping our friends to keep them from having to buys gas, natural gas from russia. the failed policies resulted in higher energy prices which affected inflation which are impacting families each and every day. if we as a nation would get back to the efforts to lower energy costs, if we would get the lower energy cost act passed through the house and senate we could get ourselves

we saw aoc last night. and there's a change in tone among this new generation of democrats. michelle obama said when they go low, we go high. we've since said she didn't mean don't go at the other side. don't always take the high road and be silent, but this is a generation of democratic leaders and politicians, mark, that want to get down in the mud and want to fight fire with fire with donald trump and the republicans and want to be as big on personality as they are. >> yeah, i think in some ways donald trump forced hand of this because it eliminated all pretense of good will, good faith on the other side. he is so over the top and gives a lot of material for democrats to work with. he is a big, fat, and easy target and clearly, you know, is i think still the major figure in this election as he has been in the last three elections and that could be to the great benefit of kamala harris. i think the whole high low dynamic is a thing of the past and democrats have developed a new voice and method of engagement on these things. >> the age difference especially. so apparent. n

>> i think the fact that aoc and oman omar are very happy tells you everything you need to know aboutradical base of the democratic party to choose a vice presidential candidate rather than someone who can bring this country together. donald trump right now is the only candidate who is trying to unify america and actually talk to them represent every single american voter, they are not even making a pretense out of it. i think the tim walz, you can tell him he is a west coast coast keio because he is trying to implement all of the san francisco radical policies that kamala harris has championed in minnesota and it's not going to work. it's not going to work across the country. >> john: there's a lot of videotape about kamala harris espousing her far left positions including this piece to videotape from a forum in 2017, listen here. >> we have to stay woke, like everyone needs to be awoke. and you can talk about if you are the locust or the woke or, and know that we all have to know that her voice matters and so it's not just whistling in the wind. >> john: there is a lot of other vide

"this problem doesn't exist, and they even had aoc uh speaking and being cheered on as something great, because she's gotten in line, so the democrats are desperately trying to make it appear that they they're strongly with with israel, and at the same time they're trying to win the elections and november, so basically us position and any resources or..." efforts that did exhaust at this point in these seasfire talks is all for political purposes and not because 40,300 palestinians over nearly 17 thousand children have perished in the last 10 plus months, they don't care about that, uh, all they care about is being re-elected in november. wow, okay, thank you professor, professor f, always a pleasure to check in with you, sir, stay safe. paul sheldenfoot, there joining us from ervine california. meanwile the israel military suffered heavy casualties in gaza where the resistance remained strong despite months of aggression by land, air and sea. three israelity troops were killed and several injured in aze to neighborhood in the northern gaza city on wing of hamas and palestinian islamic

he does have the endorsement of aoc and joe manchin. how do you describe governor walz?esident's decision was just brilliant and reflects astute judgement not only for politics but for the country. i served with tim walz for ten years in the house of representatives. when i chaired the democratic congressional campaign committee, he was at my side. i'm going to say something about him you can't say about most members of congress. this guy was a no flash workhorse. quietly operational. whether it was pursuing a policy that would protect and defend veterans or pursuing a political objective, he got it done. we could rely on him. the other thing that i noticed is, everybody says he is that rural football coach, high school football coach and he projects that. but this guy knows how to throw a punch, as you were talking about with my friend mitchell. it was tim walz who figured out how to define the trump candidacy in one word rather than the usual 42-point democratic talking points. the third thing that really brought us closer was that this guy knows how to win red leaning

democrats and not just democrats but americans across the spectrum from bernie sanders to aoc to joe manchin and jeff duncan and adam kinzinger and all united behind the tickets and understand the stakes. >> dana: they left the republican party and have a choice. but i haven't been in politics for a while, 2016, i'm sorry six weeks ago, it feels and felt very much like the republican party was more unified than before. but it is different because they are different canada. you must have a little bit of political whiplash to go from four weeks ago defending and saying joe biden has the mental capacity and the ability to be president for the next four years. next thing you know, 93% of democrats they actually, no, we are having to make the switch. >> listen, there is no question joe biden has been the most consequential president in modern times. we are very grateful. i think it's all the gratitude for him throughout this convention hall last night. also, one of the first decisions in most consequential decisions he made when he became the nominees was selecting kamala harris as vice p

aoc described it as disconcerting levels of array, obviously, versus their usual disarray.do you think democrats will be able to hold this together for the next 88 days? >> barring unexpected dramatic developments, i think that they will be able to hold it together. because, a couple of things. one, i think a lot of people, a lot of political commentators, me included, full disclosure, me included. we didn't anticipate the intangible element of hope. so, if you look before kamala harris was named the nominee, and joe biden was still hanging on, there was no hope. there was a pretty firm conviction by basically everyone who had any real knowledge of the fundamental dynamics of this race that he was going to lose. and so, once you go from no hope to hope, people are extraordinarily energized by that. there is a tangible element of that. plus, it is a short race. this is not that long between now and the election. there is a lot of time to maintain that momentum. the other thing, again, i was not right about. i was someone who thought maybe the democrats should have a little p

and when aoc walked out. can you believe the crowd there, lawrence, when she walked out.y were so excited they love her. >> brian: they love her. >> steve: aoc was talking about when she was a bar tender. >> ainsley: all the past stories. i was like come on. can we focus on the future? i can't hear another story. >> brian: what do you put in a momohito. by with you putting leaves in there. >> steve: mint. >> brian: makes no sense. >> steve: talking in ads and elsewhere how she had to work at mcdonald's when she was going to college. >> ainsley: we all had jobs. >> steve: these stories humanize them. make them seem just like us. they have had jobs as fast casual places or fast food places. >> brian: i never heard of fast casual. >> steve: like panera bread. >> brian: what do you wear? >> steve: you are dressed okay. >> brian: okay. >> steve: anyway, they are trying to humanize her and make it seem like she is just like you. but, at the same time, when you think about where did the inflation come from, we talked about it yesterday, karl rove was on our show. kamala harris i

trying to pretend before the television cameras that this problem doesn't exist, and they even had aoc speaking and being cheered on as something great. because she's gotten in line, so the democrats are desperately trying to make it appear that they're strongly with with israel, and at the same time they're trying to win the elections in november. attentions continue escalating along the southern lebanese border between israeli occupation forces and hezbullah resistance fighters, in one of the latest developments, rockets far from lebanon have landed in kiria, shimonos settlement in northern occupied territories, and we are earlier joined by beirot correspondent matt for your details. well, this morning is uh, well we're looking at some calm actually before a day of heavy clashes, if we may say, there was definitely a lot of escalation from both. and we noticed how once the israelis really take things and escalate uh their strikes towards the depth of the labanese territory, hazbillah tends to also respond with something just as large, although we are still seeing that hazballah is st

somebody who never agrees with aoc.ing they're in disconcerting levels of array, meaning agreement, throughout the party. it might have to do with walz when he was in congress, was very moderate. bills that he supported. he really is in the center left of his party but as governor enacting and backing many progressive policies and platforms, something that bernie sanders championed and talked about on minnesota public radio on saturday talking about the free breakfast and lunches in schools. talking about his record on codifying abortion rights, on healthcare protections. bernie sanders sanders has not formally endorsed harris for president. he told me before the senate left for recess that he's going to do everything he can to elect her. certainly a pick like walz is going to make him happy and it is interesting that it is unifying the party in this way. also, reaching out to the muslim and arab community where michigan sitting next door had that big, uncommitted vote. >> as you know, joe, not everybody was for walz. e

aoc i think is actually key to that conversation because she was electric. put her on the ground, you have her travel around the country, energize young voters and progressives and help them understand what's at stake. this is the election of our lifetime. i think she is a person who could be a partner to the vice president in telling that story. >> what's the story they are going to tell to young voters who every single presidential campaign it's going to be the young voters and mostly it falls short. >> sure. first of all, economically gen z is one of the most disadvantaged groups of any generation. telling the story of why the child tax credit and $25,000 down payment helping you with buying a house and how these basic things matter to that generation. those are stories that they can tell. this administration has done incredibly well in a number of ways for younger people, but they have to tell the story and aoc is the person to tell that story. >> peter, what do we know about the relationship between barack obama and kamala harris? i mean, she did back h

trying to pretend before the television cameras that this problem doesn't exist, and they even had aoc uh speaking and being cheered on. is something great, because she's gotten in line, so the democrats are desperately trying to make it appear that the they're strongly with with israel, and at the same time they're trying to win the elections in november. gen is once again take to the street, it's another... friday of mass nationwide rallies to express support for gazans. press tv's yousuf mauri has your story. "there is no islam without jihad," the protesters chanted in the sabin square of the capital sana, where demonstrators rallied in support of palestine and armed resistance against israel. protesters also filled the streets across the northern province of saada and other yemeni provinces in solidarity with the yemeni army's latest military operations against israeli linked ships in regional waters. observers say the blockaid. imposed by yemen on all israeli linked ships have inflicted severe economic blow, costing the regime billions in lost revenue. we came out today to renew o

almost unanimous and we have to remember, camala harris, joe biden are enforcing these policies, so aoc can talk about ceasefire, that is nonsense. camala harris has pledged to maintain the support for israel, and unfortunately united states has too much power, we'll see how the next stages with iran and hisbollah work out. i won't get into that right now because i'm not an expert on that, but let's just remember it's united states by partizan. so, lot of people are saying. "oh, well, maybe it'll get better with with camala harris if she wins. well, i don't, think we can have any hope for her, and um, so i think it's a warning which..." "we should all around the world um follow what uh the electronic antifata says and reject camala harris as any type of leader who can help uh palestine and robert it gets me because you spoke about feeling embolden, we always use that word when it comes to the regime when it's either arab countries normalizing ties with it or all these resolutions that the us vito bails it out of but and it just adds" to that uh sense of impunity. um, you know, i mean, t

trying to pretend before the television cameras that this problem doesn't exist, and they even had aoc uh speaking and being cheered on as something great uh, because she's gotten in line, so the democrats are desperately trying to uh make it appear that the... they're strongly with with israel, and at the same time they're trying to win the elections in november. tensions continue escalating along southern lebanese border between israeli occupation forces and his full of resistance fighters, one of the latest developments rock is far from lebanon have landed and kiriamo in a settlement in northern oc by territories and we are there joined by beirot correspondent mat to get more details about latest retaliatory strike on the israeli target, well this morning is uh well we're looking at some calm actually before a day of heavy clashes if we may say uh there was definitely a lot of escalation from both sides and we noticed how uh once the israelis really take things and escalate uh their strikes towards the depth. the lebanese territory uh hizbulah tends to also respond uh with something

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