aoc's grandmother. nobody cared. not even her. >> dana: do you remember sharad?o one his comedy shows. i thought it was hysterical. nobody laughed. he said it's not funny if you don't know stuff. i don't know why i'm walking down memory lane. i want to play for jesse, and this is jonathan karl from abc his observations. >> madison square garden was packed. trump is graded a movement. there is no doubt. i cannot think of another republican figure of my lifetime who could have come into a democratic city like new york and put together anything like that. >> dana: i think some pundits and maybe some of the media were getting confused with him coming to madison square garden. that he was going to flip new york. but this was a homecoming. a chance for big international exposure. >> jesse: i can't think of another fox news host who would come into this building wearing a burnt orange mock turtleneck sweatshirt. >> greg: brand-new. >> jesse: it's stunning to the audience. i hope it looks as good as it does on set. >> you like it or you hate it? >> jesse: i am impressed.

. >> without two individuals there is no eric mann and no aoc and no blm and those individuals we talk about at the moment. here in america you examine them closely. why is a treat the person who changes modern marxism and where we are today? explainan that. >> let me do this and 30 seconds. somebody wrote and i agree entirely before the russian revolution marxism was going through itsth stage from the 1950s so 17 to 24 and after that it's the maoists stage and he died in 76. i truly believe we are in that age and all the luminaries and architects of critical race theory not all of them but the key once site until henao who is influential in the work of butler who is the gender part of this. antonioam is the one, the man wo found italy's communist party in 1921 and not the only one but one of the people that's a western marxist who asks himself the question why did it fail and i couldn't establish anything with the soviets. the reason is the worker had bought into the cultural matrix of the ruling class. marx had said private property needs to be abolished family wos patriotic and love

es >> judge jeaninese: about aoc? >> greg: either one. >> judge jeanine: i do know.g and they had something up, it was a "world of warcraft"? yeah, okay. i remember.ug anyway, ithe now they decided tc will do a redo. so tim walz comes out with aoc who i have never heard or seen her discuss or talk about football. the two of them get together too do a redoto, neither does any good, it is zero haven zero in e the end.ach sheet into the wannabe coach on a make-believe football game, in the final score is zeroish zero does the story of a redo, is not do anything. michelle obama, eistrat try cases a lot. it does not matter how good you are. what matters is there are facts for your facts and how you identify them to convince the journey -- jury. it's all talking to a jury,he america is j the jury.a to michelle obama could be the greatest o sr raiders since i do not know who and i don't really care because she's trying to sell somebody who absolutely cannot sell herself, who cannot answer a question, still has not answered whether we are better or worse off than we were fou

it's interesting aoc think shall have the power of her kalama harris is if she went.had power over kamala harris. >> i think she gets a lot of media attention, i don't think she has much power in d.c. as she think she has. maria: thank you, stay with us, we'll be right back. a big hour coming up. at contango ore, we don't send rockets and satellites into space. we explore for gold on earth, and we've been successful. we have an innovative approach to developing alaska's next gold mines. visit contangoore.com. meet kandi technologies, where innovative, eco friendly design meets exceptional performance. with officially licensed nfl team edition golf carts exclusively available at lowe's. elevate your ride and explore electric investment opportunities. kandi technologies. i'm not a doctor. i'm not even in a doctor's office. i'm standing on the streets talking to real people about their heart. how's your heart? my heart's pretty good. —you sure? —i think so. how do you know? you're driving a car, you have the check engine light. but the heart doesn't have a hey, check hea

heck they have bernie sanders and aoc here in madison to today.nd i want to preserve our constitution mack and what do they do? you want to rip up our constitution. we want to protect our traditional families, they want to rename our families and, sean, they can't even agree what a woman is and i guy is. so, looked, my raise is going on in my car just got done giving my sick speech, were charging hard remark if we went and saw wisconsin their done. people can sense the money my way, erica vella.com, greatly appreciate it but i think -- i feel the energy, we got the momentum, sean. >> sean: were going to watch very closely, this is now a state, a senate race and play. appreciate it. here now with more on this upcoming senate race, the one book -- we have republican candidates team she and he is running against incumbent democrat jon tester remark another reliable harris-biden support remark was going on in the ground -- on the ground in montana came up. >> and winning because of chronic -- common sense sex montanans want to get this country back in

there is no aoc, there is no blm. and those two individuals that we must discuss for a moment are antonio gramsci. and then here in america, saul alinsky. you can talk to us about saul because you've him closely. why is gramsci the person who changes modern marxism? we are where we are today. explain his significance mark. so let me do this in 30 seconds if i can. the run up to this. somebody wrote and i agree with it entirely that up to that you know before the russian revolution marxism was going through this marxian stage after from is it still 1970 from 2017 to 24 is the any stage after that is it still in the stage stalin dies in 53 the maoist. mao dies in 76. right after that is the gramscian age of communism. and i truly believe that we're in the gramscian age and in all the old, the luminaries, all the architects of critical race, not all of them, but the key ones cite antonio gramsci. antonio gramsci is influential in the of judith butler, who was does this sex part of this the gender part of this antonio gra

you referenced the aoc comments from earlier.hink these strategies are helping her very much, laura. i think they are reinforcing the fact that she is in favor of deeply progressive radical left policies that the makeover that she has tried to put on in recent months isn't working. i think donald trump in his speech last night though raised a deeper point. when you tie the needle between biden's comments last night between kamala's appearance, here's the bottom line, to be a good american president, laura, you actually have to love americans. and i think kamala harris and joe biden have both failed that test. just like hillary clinton did as well. and i think people are sensing that about donald trump right now. is he not somebody who pretends to be something he is not. is he a successful billionaire and capitalist. but from working to mcdonald's to riding a dump truck and garbage truck very yesterday. donald trump is showing he loves american people. and whether you are on the left or right and a lot of independents in this coun

>> yesterday, aoc did very good, she ran a pick six, ran a pick six.ick six, you want to the west coast offense or the spread offense, three, it made me realize, i think it even though they say tim walz was a college football coach, i think i know more about football than tim walz. [laughter] [applause] >> jesse: nfl hall of famer is here, so, either dissenting a tim walz with aoc to the midwest and their playing games while there are real games being played appear as is working brian? >> i do not think it is working. he is calling on a pick six plates not even a play, is what you do on defense and get an interception. you don't call and offense as a play. obvious he does not know a lot about football on the level he coach died, i do not see him hitting home with many men at 3:00 when there's real games on tv. >> jesse: they hit zero birds on the hunt and zero points in a game. and that is an understatement. so you heard rogan, i don't know if he had to three hours to kill but. [laughter] trump was just himself, does not change no matter what the audie

heck, they have bernie sanders and aoc here in madison today. president trump and i want to preserve our constitution. and what do they do? they want to rip up our constitution. we want to protect our traditional families. they want to rename our families. sean. they can't even agree what a woman is and a guy is. so look, our my race is going really well. i just got done giving my sixth speech. we're charging hard. if we win in wisconsin, they're done. so people can send some money my way. eric hovde comm greatly appreciated, but i feel the energy we got the momentum. sean. eric, we're going to watch very closely. this is now a state senate race in play. appreciate it. all right. here now with more on this upcoming senate race. the one in montana, we have republican candidate tim sheehy. and he is running against incumbent democrat jon tester, another reliable harris biden supporter. what's going on on the ground in montana? well, we're winning, sean, and we're winning because of common sense. montanans want to take this country back. they want

we've got far left socialists aoc senator bernie sanders campaigning for her in wisconsin today. let's welcome back to the show american majority ceo ned ryan. is this going to attract the undecided voters and independents? larry kudlow just said how does this cause results somewhat results does this bring? what results do identity politics bring? >> well, i think they are getting extremely nervous about the progressive vote in wisconsin, liz. that's why you're sending up bernie sanders and aoc and it revolving around the fact that jill stein, despite democrats attempts to remove her from the ballot succeeded in staying on the ballot this year, but let me run some numbers for you, liz. in 2016 jill stein made the ballot. she got 3 1,000 votes in a state, wisconsin, that trump only won by 23,000 votes. fast forward to 2020. they successfully litigated to get her off the ballot biden only won the state by 20,000 votes. fast forward to 2024. she made the ballot again. they were unsuccessful in getting her off. they are afraid those 30 some thousand votes she got in 2016 might go her

bringing out aoc while football is on tv.toral college. i think it was a miss all around. >> steve: listen, we have got a live studio audience. and we are going to do a quiz to test herb's knowledge. everybody has got the little paddle and on the front it's green and that's a thumb up and on the back it's red and it's a thumbs down. >> jimmy: yes. they are letting me ask the questions since i dress like a game show host anyway. [laughter] i just wanting to say i'm happy to see regular people in this studio because i'm surrounded by people like this who like like tv stars all day. i look like i installed your tv. [laughter] >> jimmy: you guys really make me feel at home. get your paddles ready here is the first question. it is a true or false. former president trump put on an apron and flipped burgers during his stop at pennsylvania mcdonald's is that true or false? let me see the consensus. everyone is saying it's true but it is false, ladies and gentlemen. >> brian: look who is right? oh my goodness gracious. >> ainsley: ver

to the point about the vice president's team, aoc and walz playing a football game, let's think abouting to get moderate voters and independent voters in wisconsin and michigan and pennsylvania, do you put aoc in the screen or do you go try to find somebody who is a moderate? who isn't against fracking. who is for common sense policies? it is a horribly run campaign that is being done. they are doing the best they can. >> wait a sec appeared i thought you said there should be a conga line from the bar to the poll. if you are trying to excite your base on the harris side, i think you want people. bernie sanders, aoc, have them say i know that she is right now appealing directly to the moderate suburban white woman that you were talking about. here she is. >> john: here she is getting off the plane in michigan. in terms of getting out the vote, joe biden is raising his hand and saying i voted, picked me, pick me. here's what axios rode about that. harris stiff arms biden in the final stretch pier president biden wants to campaign for vice president harris and her campaign keeps respondi

basically he's like aoc in an older white guy's body and that was so profound. >> jeanine: my earringoff my head with that one. according to james carville the democratic party is suffering because of all the preachy females and he says they only talk about women. trump is up according to usa at suffolk pole 16 points from kamala. they are trying to fight back by saying doug emhoff is a model of masculinity and tim walz come of that guy who claims he's a hunter but can't even load his own shotgun. >> greg: i with the different slap in the face to people at doug emhoff. 1.5 project 2025 and i'll shut up -- never heard of it but i do know it's never killed anyone. i know it's never raped anyone, it hasn't caused any inflation i know it hasn't butchered kids for some kind of delusional identity. it's a thing written by a think tank. run along and do whatever you do about that. the producers asked tim walz to be on the view because they needed to lower the testo testosterone. this is a guy who is accused j.d. vance of cosplay. he's cycling through all of the blue-collar sitcom roles -- wh

young males owed by playing video games online with aoc. don't know who came up with that idea but i guess afterwards, you know, because tim walz and kamala harris, they always want to talk about project 2025, you know, which by the way, is a complete dishonest disgrace. it has nothing to do with the trump campaign and it never has. set that to the side and he was talking about playbooks and trying to connect that to project women 25. he said, yesterday, aoc, she did very good. she ran a pick six, ran a pick six. you know, you don't run a pick six. you run the west coast offense or the spread offense. it made me realize that i think that even though they say tim walz was a college football coach, i think i know more about college football than tim walz. [applause] >> donald j. trump knows more about working at mcdonald's then kamala harris does. i want to put a couple of messages out there because it is really important that we get out there and run up the score as much as possible, not just on election day but before election day. so i wan

bernie sanders and aoc, socialists all gathering in wisconsin., doug emhoff and barack obama have separate events in pennsylvania. here to break it all down, the campaign strategies and so forth, bret baier with "the special report claude." what is happening there in his brain camp giving trump assistance there? >> good morning, brian kemp has a machine and outwardly supporting president trump and that is a big deal in georgia and real clear politics average as a former president of 2.3 points. i want to rent to this scenario 270 electoral votes to win and they start the seventh toss-up states that we have here. traditionally, 2016-2020 the former president was undercounted in the polls and there was a shy trump voter. some people think it might be that way this time. let's say the pollsters are getting it right, exactly right. as of tonight the real clear politics average what with the result be as of tonight? as we mention in georgia, we would give that to former president trump 4.23 points and wisconsin .3, michigan .3, north carolina .8 and n

yesterday, aoc she did very good. she run. she she ran a pick six, ran a pick six. like you know you don't you don't run a pick six. you run the west coast offense or the spread offense. you know the three four or the four three. like it made me realize that i think that even though they say tim walz was a college football coach, that i think i know more about football than tim walz. nfl hall of famer brian urlacher is here, so they're sending walls out with aoc to the midwest, and they're playing games while there's real games being played. is this working? brian i don't think it's working. jesse i mean he's calling out a pick six play. it's not even a play. it's what you do on defense when you get an interception and run it back for a touchdown. you don't call it on offense as a play. so obviously he doesn't know a lot about football. i don't know what level he coached at, but i don't see it hitting home with very many men, especially at 3:00 on a sunday afternoon when the real games are on tv. yeah, i mean, they hit zero birds on the hunt and then zero points in

they have different views of the squad, aoc and folks— views of the squad, aoc and folks like _ viewsflippant attitude about it, and as it relates to the topic of these _ as it relates to the topic of these two deadly storms, that have _ these two deadly storms, that have hit— these two deadly storms, that have hit america former for me, it's not— have hit america former for me, it's not a — have hit america former for me, it's not a time, i'm not interested in conspiracy theories, i'm not even interested in talking politics other— interested in talking politics other than the politics that brings— other than the politics that brings relief and assistance. i sure — brings relief and assistance. i sure hope _ brings relief and assistance. i sure hope that the politics is not what _ sure hope that the politics is not what is hindering the assistance to those who were hit by — assistance to those who were hit by hurricane healing. if that— hit by hurricane healing. if that is— hit by hurricane healing. if that is we will dive into it in the — that is we will dive into it in the coming da

so while actual football was being played on sunday tim walz and aoc live streamed themselves playingnal score? 0 to 0. how fitting. but the best part about this was when coach -- assistant, sorry assistant coach walz tweeted and then deleted that aoc, quote. could run a mean pick 6. obviously so stupid because you can't call for a pick 6 because it happens when a player intercepts a pass and runs it down for a touchdown. as a alabama fan i know how hurtful. pick it off. score 6 points. pick 6. so whoever sent out the tweet has no clue about football meaning he didn't send out the tweet. probably didn't even know it went out. so it's fake, fake, fake. that's how kamala thinks she can win the male vote? joining me now is mma fighter jorge miss i have dal. shaming men and patronizing men is that going to convince anyone, jorge. >> not at all. i'm feeling it, my friends, my family, everybody that i know around me is feeling it. insecurity, everything, you know. and even the recent events that just keep happening that show us how much kamala doesn't care about us any shape, way or form. p

well ahead, aoc is getting extra salty at donald trump for manning the fry station. ♪ ♪ customize andl. customize and sa— (balloon doug pops & deflates) and then i wake up. is limu with you in all your dreams? oh, yeah. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> dana: that's a good song, come on. all right, democrats still make furious over the side of donald trump working a fryer at mickey d's over the weekend and now mcdonald's corporate is inviting kamala harris and tim walz to visit one of their restaurants but some somebody better get aoc in the democrats a happy meal because she is supersized mad over donal donald trump's trip. >> you've got donald trump putting on a little mcdonald's costume because he thinks that's what people do. they are not trying to empathize with us. they are making fun of us. they are making fun of us. donald trump thinks that people who work at mcdonald's are a joke. when that camera turns on and they turn around and go into their car, they are laughing at us. >> dana: i just feel like they a couple of different levels. o

aoc thinks doug e.my brose. >> we have had a lot of -- a lot of poor examples, i think, of masculinity and men, but doug really is the contrast of that. he knows that by lifting up women, he is also lifting up himself and the men around him. >> jesse: so the hollywood hunk who single-handedly took down joe biden, george clooney, is cutting kamala ads to get dudes pumped. watch. >> come on, boys. >> let's make america great again. >> remember, you can vote anyway you want. and no one will ever know. what happens in the booth stays in the booth. >> jesse: all right, greg, we are going to go to the manliest man at the table. >> greg: thank you. >> jesse: piers. [laughter] i will go to you, greg. he doesn't need a bigger ego. tell me about aoc talking about how manly doug e. fresh is. >> greg: he lifts women up one hand slap at a time. how can you trust these people about anything? when they believe a man can get pregnant. a man can play in women's sports with a penis, that makes no sense, and they have shi

meaning liz cheney, dick cheney, and aoc are all voting for the same presidential candidate. these are bizarre times, folks, just to say the least. but maybe just maybe this is the avenger style coalition needed to defeat the american thanos that is donald trump. joining me now is jelani cobb, staff writer for the new yorker and dean of the columbia university school of journalism. charlie sykes, msnbc contributor, and juanita tolliver, msnbc political analyst, host of crooked media's what a day podcast, and author of the upcoming book "a more perfect party." thank you all for being here. i am going to go to you first, you jelani. this is actually a pretty momentous thing we're seeing happen in the democratic party. and that they are coalescing the old guard of the republican party, at least the part of the old guard that has the courage to step forward. that's not all of them. some of them do not have said courage. the ones who are willing to step out there and make a claim for american democracy, plus progressives like aoc, who actually wedded themselves to joe biden's real

one that includes like dick cheney and aoc is a big coalition.harris coalition. and if you like j.d. vance, you are in the trump coalition. it's a different sized tent. >> stephen: and he's the clown. you are one of our best explainers. i have said it many times. can you explain to me what the value is for the trump campaign, trump, j.d. vance and their surrogates continuing to cling to this completely made up discredited racist story about haitians stealing and eating dogs and cats in one town in ohio? springfield, ohio. when they are not illegal, they are there legally. they are working and there's no reports of this and the governor, the republican governor of ohio has said stop it, it's not true. >> rachel: and the republican mayor of that city says stop it. it's not true. it's not happening. >> stephen: what's the value to trump to continue it? >> rachel: two things, first of all it's helpful to note that this is a reoccurring racist urban legend that happens every few decades. from the late 1970s to the late 1980s, there were multiple insta

including some aspects of planning and industrial policy and people on the left like bernie sanders, aoc and other who is were saying we've tried this radical la saya saint marie fair policies and hasn't led to the outcomes and you're writing convincingly that we didn't have this and used the term neoliberal resolution was more of a revolution in sort of terminology or an idea rather than actual policy. >> yeah, it's important to look at the evidence and i come from a space where i'm very looking at them and going to conquer people's lives and the reason that happened was because, yes, there were a few there was a decline when reman dame to power and government spending and neverr really on a net basis and not decreased and we've got this depression e we're in a new because of what was happening outside of the western countries and a lot of former socialists or embrace of free trade for sure and also imuation and that led to the impression that we'resi in some deliverable era and took off and became big ande partly becausef ai some m financials market deregulationon and i show in the boo

lose her face because i know that vice president, i know her well in their i have said before, she is aoce loan wing of the democratic party. >> is it aoc will tell you every day who she is and what she thinks? that the boats fall where they may. she's not telling us, don't believe what i was, don't believe what i did as vice president, believe what i might be able to do and that is the things america seems to want to do according to the pie charts she's been handed. donald trump's closing message, what you hope to hear sunday? >> if i were president trump, what i would do is continue to do what i've done and that is talk straight up to the american people about what i'm going to do about inflation. talk about how i'm going to secure the border, i talk about the fact that i, president trump become president, cops will no longer be a bigger problem than criminals. i would talk about the fact that america doesn't want to be the world's policeman public can't allow xi jinping and vladimir putin and iran to be the world's policeman either. that's what he's been doing and for the first time in

he said aoc ran a great pick six and he was calling audibles on madden. neither of these things are actually an accurate way to talk about madden or football. so people wonder if kamala harris ever worked at a mcdonald's and they are definitely wondering if he ever coached football team. >> john: we saw him try to put shells in a shotgun. didn't work very well. >> he is being headed for good, good reason. >> john: thank you so much. we have the head and vice presidential nominee and the hidden president. did it kamala and the obama's are out there on the campaign? >> sandra: that's a busy week with eight days to go. interesting stuff. we will keep watching all of it as we plan to see some of those candidates a short time from now. now this. >> of these 45 burglars and thieves who came here to steal, 41 out of the 45 are not u.s. citizens. and they are here illegally. >> sandra: concern is growing. dozens of illegal migrants are arrested for eluding after back-to-back hurricanes in florida. how is the state going to fight back against these crimes? we will

tim walz did a twitch stream with aoc where they talked politics while they played "madden" before walzd aoc an old sega game called "crazy taxi." >> you started playing this because an intern brought it to your office? is that right? >> no, i took it back there. >> you brought it. >> well, to me, it was the first time i had a real job. i was, like, an adult, and i had money. and i was -- i was, like, married and my wife was not really approving of -- i mean she thought it was a little bit -- in those days -- >> she didn't want this "crazy taxi" in my house. >> no. no. passengers -- oh, shoot. >> so, you brought it to the office because they didn't want "crazy taxi" in the house. >> so i brought it to the office because my wife said, "you need to get rid of it and be, like, a real person," or whatever. [ laughter ] >> seth: feels like he should be a little bit better at it. [ laughter ] i don't know if this is appealing to gen z but it's definitely appealing to gen x. your wife made you get rid of your video games, so you just took them to the office. i mean, i can fully understand that

aoc and tim waltz played madden football online this weekend. they would have played call of duty, but walt kept trying to run. at one point. at one point, their stream had fewer than 10,000 viewers. hell, my stream beats that. and that's when i write my name in the snow. yeah. a group supporting kamala harris released a bizarre ad showing a young man pleasuring himself while watching on his phone. but at least they finally found some guys who were pulling for kamala. and finally, a new study suggests that very masculine men are at a higher risk for having heart problems. they say the most masculine men are. thank you. thank you know, acting classes. all right. so trump is by most accounts, leading in the polls. suddenly hispanics are calling voting republican. mucho caliente, which in english translates to very hot. or greg gutfeld. the jewish vote may go more republican than any time since ronald reagan, which is weird since trump is hitler. african americans are excited to vote for trump and not just this one. and a series of so-called conser

playing madden with aoc. will that strategy pay off? >> todd: take a look at what happened on the football field. >> here comes hail mary with game on the line and the ball is caught. it's a miracle. >> todd: hail mary, miracle, commanders pulling off the play of the year, we have n.f.l. highlights. you're watching "fox and friends first," i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. we begin with brooke singman. good morning. >> brooke: former president donald trump making a bold final pitch to tens of thousands of voters, including a promise to bring back the american dream. >> this will be america's new golden age. going to happen quickly, too, very quickly. the fate of our nation is in your hands. next tuesday, stand up and tell kamala harris that you have done a terrible job, that crooked joe biden has done a terrible job, you have destroyed our country. we're not going to take it anymore. kamala, you're fired. get out, get out. you're fired. on issue after issue kamala broke it, but i will fix it. >> brooke: trump receiving suppo

plays 0-02 aoc i think that is all we need to know.e part of the rally was the president trump putting over his wife's book. i know that was difficult for him to give her the moment but he had to acknowledge the fact that he even said his biggest fear was that she says something bad about him. so he is sensitive. just for the right things. his wife talking [bleep] bothers him. and msnbc talking [bleep] does not bother him. but while they were allowed to run a picture calling a group of nazis -- americans nazis where is the scope? what is your argument, tyrus? wrong [bleep] building. [applause] >> greg: you know, jimmy, it was a weekend. so when you were uber driving did you pick up any nazis on your way to or from madison square garden. >> the funny thing is everybody in this town hails you like a nazi. >> greg: that will be clipped and it will be like fox nazi salute. >> wait two, you guys. >> the irony of walz calling us nazis is because he is only on the ticket because they could not nominate the jewish governor of pennsylvania. [ap

it is so awkward. >> aoc, one of the things people like about her is she is authentic. this, look, you have trump ahead by double digits with male rogan. they might have lost centuriess in trying to court young voters talked about abolishing the filibuster. if you are a centrist or independent listen to that i may have some aversion. >> bill: when you have israeli flags at trump's event and talk about hitler. axios one person familiar with the situation compared it to a slow moving breakup. they are -- i don't know sitting here today whether or not we'll see biden in a prominent event between now and tuesday. >> dana: i would think we don't unless they determine it's hopeless and want to be nice about it. but -- >> they have no one to blame by themselves for this situation. meanwhile ton other side everything is organic, people are having fun and people walking out of polling booths playing the ymca song and dancing shimmying like that and my favorite was the woman that voted and never voted, she tried to vote with a trump shirt on and election officials said she wasn't

. >> martha: really quick let's play this from aoc coming after you, watch. >> maybe trump thinks mikeacular because you voters to restrict abortion at least 10 times. >> it really spectacular. >> lawler voted stupid doctors in jail. >> martha: always he not aoc but opposition against he got really quick on that? >> look at their whole plays to make it about trump and abortion but voters recognize that the democrats have created a one disaster after the next from the affordability crisis to a migrant crisis to the international crisis around the world. it's -- addo think people will by into this idea. as been rated the fourth most a bipartisan member. >> martha: has abortion law changed at all? >> no, on not seeking to change it and i was clear will not support a federal ban on abortion, i've always supported for exceptions with rape and, and i fought ivf status into federal statutes. >> martha: is it really great to have him shop at madison square garden in new york? you will be there with him? >> i will be there, folks are my district certainly will be down there. people are enthusia

coming up we have tim walz and aoc live streaming themselves playing madden nfl videogame. >> are we to play ball? >> let's do it. >> new york everyone was asking jets, i'm playing the bills. >> i'm with you. >> is this how you get the youth vote. joe concha will pass judgment. trump rallied madison square garden in new york city, electric atmosphere, watch this. >> the republican party has really become the party of inclusion and is something very nice about that. >> the party of inclusion, rnc chair michael watley was at the rally indies in the studio right now on the show shortly. ♪ ♪ i have type 2 diabetes, but i manage it well ♪ ♪ it's a little pill with a big story to tell ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance ♪ ♪ at each day's staaart ♪ ♪ as time went on, it was easy to seeee ♪ ♪ i'm lowering my a1c ♪ jardiance works 24/7 in your body to flush out some sugar. and for adults with type two diabetes and known heart disease, jardiance can lower the risk of cardiovascular death, too. serious side effects may include ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration that can lead to sudden wors

aoc and her wing of the party are going to be the ones if charge.y question isn't why is kamala harris campaigning with liz cheney, it's why isn't donald trump campaigning with nikki haley? about 2 in 10 voters in the swing states are undecided, leaning one way or the other but still say they could change their votes, and a lot have reservations about donald trump. they agree the country's headed in the wrong direction, why not pick somebody who's just like them the go out and campaign for them? someone has deep reservations for trump but has made the decision to support him? that's nikki haley. she's the perfect person, it's political malpractice not to have her out there. stuart: that would be an october surprise, would it not? mark if thiessen, see you again soon. >>> we've got system red ink on the screen. down 170 on the dow, but nasdaq's come back to a loss of -- a gain of 6 points. david nicholas joins me now, in new york city with me. you met with president trump last night. what did he have to tell you? >> that's right, frump. he says he wa

tim walz gaming with aoc and a clear appeal to young voters, and of course, if you were wondering, they were playing madden. it is sunday, after all. it goes without saying, young voters are vital, propelled by the surprise election of donald trump in 2016 and fueled by his disastrous first term. they were vital to president biden's victory in 2020 and they certainly helped block that anticipated red wave in the 2022 midterms. the key demographic always thought to be unreachable is still answering the call. a new lab poll shows vice president kamala harris with a 20 point advantage over donald trump among young americans on key issues like jobs, taxes, and trust in government. democrats are working to capitalize on that advantage. harris team is pushing early voting in key swing states, targeting students and young voters through concerts, block parties, tailgates, along with a seven-figure ad by targeting young voters on social media platforms. joining me now is editor and chief at teen vogue. great to have both of you with us. first, i will start with you and whether or not young peop

i understand we have a big tent and need to appeal to everybody, but bernie sanders, aoc, working-class people. shawn fain. i think she will do an event with him tomorrow, but don't lose that. biden worked best when it was all of the above. in a recent column, the old quote of 2016 in which democratic leaders were sang for every working-class vote we lose in western pa we will gain to in suburban philadelphia. that was wrong and why? because that is a big bucket. you want to fight for that bucket. >> the thing about this realignment, look. everyone is swimming upstream, so the realignments happen and the biden administration has done a ton and by realignment i mean noncollege voters moving to maga across racial and demographic lines. women, particularly single women with degrees and advanced degrees moving to democrats. the question of what do you do with that? it is the question for both campaigns. >> right, you go to war with the coalition you have, not the coalition you want and so i think joe biden had a theory of the case which is democrats of lost working-class, have been bleeding

aoc. suddenly law and order became oppressive. the politicized crime. if you politicized crime, reducing the bad thing, crime, becomes worse than the crime itself which is what they did with illegal immigration. it's what they do with abortion. it's what they do with sexual perversion. if you try to tackle something that's bad like abortion, we all know it's bad. remember the slogan safe, legal, rare. why would you say it if it was good? >> jesse: trump wants to fight crime. democrats want to fight for crime. why must you be so ridiculous? >> jessica: we were born this way, as lady gaga would say. >> jesse: you are wearing a lady gaga shirt. i like it. two complements, two shows in a row. >> jessica: you gave me the hideous gift of the real clear politics average in the battleground states. time to play my favorite game, you cherry-picked. what you didn't mention is that there was a downward revision in a level of violent crime in 2021 that was actually a bigger ratio than the upward revision in 2022. 2021 and 2023 are actually lowest crime rate, violen

government policies to some aspects of planning industrial policy people in the left like bernie sandals, aoc and others are saying we have tried this radical policy recently or less 4050 years. it is not led to the outcomes we want but you are writing your book very convincingly we did not have this. i believe you use the term more of a revolution in terminology or idea rather than actual policy. >> again it is important to look at the evidence i have come from a space but i'm very driven by data i look at the evidence. how does it gain ground we are in this liberal era where the market are rule and conquer people's lives. there were a few free market

turns out aoc who's on the committee it happened to her. she worked together at the experts to put together the defiant act which passed the senate unanimously in july. one of the first bills i will probably take up in november. and surprisingly before now it's not illegal to do a sexual deep fake of a classmate or a friend or your ex-girlfriend or ex-boyfriend. so this additional protection is ve necessary. >> thanked congrsm's in the house wl debate artificial intelligence legislation when they return for the lame duck session in november for that's in addion to government funding. expis on december 20. as always you can watch live gavel to gavel coverage of the house on c-span. ♪ c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more including comcast. >> do you think this is just a community center? it is by more than that comcast is part of the 1000 community centers to create wi-fi enabled so students from low income families can get the tools they need to be ready for anything. comcast supp

talk about this unique time when liz cheney, cheney, bernie sanders, aoc, ken adelman, and over 100 republicansnzales. you name it. they are all on the same side. talk about this extraordinary, once in our lifetime moment. >> and the reason they are on the side of vice president harris is not policy. right? it's trying to preserve preserve democracy. saying that the system that we have works and we should keep it going. they're not saying that they agree with her about policy. they are not even saying that they necessarily will ever vote democrat again. right? what they are saying is that right now donald trump is such a unique threat to our american government system that they must forget about what they believe policy wise and focus on the larger threat. this is 91. that's why these people are voting for the democrat. and i think it's really meaningful and the hope is that voters see that this is not a policy issue. this is a democracy issued pick >> you know, donnie, there are things to be concerned about. we can look at our friends and just say, how could they? at the same time, there are t

policy people in the left like bernie sandals, aoc and others are saying we have tried this radical policy recently or less 4050 years. it is not led to the outcomes we want but you are writing your book very convincingly we did not have this. i believe you use the term more of a revolution in terminology or idea rather than actual policy. >> again it is important to look at the evidence i have come from a space but i'm very driven by data i look at the evidence. how does it gain ground we are in this liberal era where the market are rule and conquer people's lives. there were a few free market policies includes the organizationd about the greater free trade. it included former socialist countries from india to china adopted a more free-market model and america are you headed line when reagan came to power government spending wasn't good. he declined a bit but never reverse course. if you look at all of the evidence the fact of government in western society like america has only increased on a net basis the recently got this impression is because of what was happening outside of the countr

do you still support aoc's green new deal? >> i support components of it. i think that it's very important that we transition to a clean economy. i think a lot of what was in the original green new deal was supported and enveloped into the last big budget bill that was passed through congress and i think we need-- i mean, there's not a lot radical in investing in public transportation, growing green economy and keeping our clean air and water safe for future generations. congressman, as you know, project 2025 wants to get rid of the department of environmental protections so super fund sites like the one i grew up near on lowerton town road would never get cleaned up and areas of new jersey, this beautiful part of the state that's a complete, just an area of beautiful rivers and lakes would be under attack from pollutants. people once said that in new jersey we could never clean up our state because it could hurt the economy, we've been able to. we have cleaner air than ever before, cleaner water than ever before. we've protected the highland water and wate

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and when she was in congress here two years she prie tried to be part of the call, aoc and omar crowd today not in flood s florida. she could not win in florida like that. >> this is the thing they are doing. they have the democrat billionaire oligarchs who create the pacs, they pour millions into them. and they do it in every state, in florida, you are a two-term hugely successful governor and senator, you take on ruling class, establishment, mitch mcconnell and hisil coul ilk. and what people. and she is turning into something else, what is it like in florida w. >> we work hard every day we have great early voting turn out, every day going forward, get out and -- earlier you can vote, go vote, if you want to help us, volunteer go to rick scott.com. we just got to work our butts off day, if you have an absentee ballot in florida get it in we'll spend money to make sure people who have not sense their absentee ballots, they get them in, when we win i the run to be leader of senate we have to have a fundamental change in what is going on a republican leader, majority leader that suppor

ridiculous, the green scam, conceived of by aoc, she never studied the environment.aid agreement new scam. >> you are making promises, flooding the thing with giveaways. i was kind to you. upper estimate was 15 trillion. wall street journal criticized eu. the norm its debt. trump: they've been wrong and so have you. john: you're trying to turn this, you're trying to turn this -- you're trying to turn this -- you're trying to turn this into a debate. trump: let me tell you about currency. reserve currency is where you started. reserve currency is under threat because you have iran, russia, china. they want the yuan to be the thing of power so here is what i'm telling you. if somebody says and i know countries do not respect our leadership. she is worse than him, i never thought i would say this, not as smart as biden. we had four years of this -- this -- this -- this lunacy and we will not have a country left. if you want to go to third world status lose your reserve currency. we cannot lose it. you will go to third world status, look how things are running. if a coun