ben carson joining me now.> it's with credible witnesses and talk about them answering these questions. basically what she wants to do is give $25,000 for down payment assistance. to first time home buyers and who's going to pay for that? it'll just raise the prices that $25,000 and it's not helping anything and $10,000 tax credit. helping first time home buyers and trump already proposed to good effect in the past, and what people should do is really compare the two sides. why would you trust somebody that won't even sit down with the press and discuss their policies. ior somebody that only debates f everything fits something that benefits them? that's not what we need. we've had debates for 60+ years in this country. and it's worked very well. why not continue to use the same format we've used for the last 60 years for people to goat to know who the candidates are? stuart: fair question. would you outline what trump's housing policy would be? housing has been called the sleeper issue in this election. fair en

ben carson, former housing and urban development and it's great to see you again.ight up your alley and most americaning and particularly first time home buyers are struggling with 7% mortgage rates and high monthly payments and getting $750,000 for illegal migrants and what elected to the housing market. >> well, david, i got to tell you, having a home is a essential part of the american dream and it's long put for people coming here and what about the american citizens? people contributing to the united states budgetary entire life and what about them? people that won't by approved ever and it's a political ploy being utilized to gain the kind of traction they don't otherwise have. at some point, we have to start doing things that make sense. i did crease the regulatory burden and that's what's driving up prices, particularly in california. you can take 150,000 unit highest home ownership in the trump administration and particularly amongst minorities and we should ask ourselves what do we do then? i see that kamala is starting to talk about decreasing regulation

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trump had his own surrogates, own black surrogates, own black surrogates, there has been ben carson andho despite these comments have, and shown support and tried to rally and there were a group of black conservatives and black republicans they will be aiming to attract. it remains to be seen how that group, a crucial group for the former president, rugby act. group for the former president, ru:b act. ., ., , , rugby act. how does this appearance _ rugby act. how does this appearance fits - rugby act. how does this appearance fits in - rugby act. how does this appearance fits in with l rugby act. how does this i appearance fits in with the news around a week ago, it seems like this could be yet another misstep.— seems like this could be yet another misstep. yes. again, the ast another misstep. yes. again, the past month _ another misstep. yes. again, the past month has _ another misstep. yes. again, the past month has been - another misstep. yes. again, l the past month has been crazy. we have seen so many ups and downs. trump was on a highjust two or so weeks ago. a he survived the ass

ben carson, who i think is an amazing man. >> and i actually haven't seen any other comments that he's made on this, but clearly this was a mistake. i mean, there's no if ands or buts about it. i think scott jennings had a great line about it the other night where, you know he basically shift the bed and now the question is, is he going to roll around in it? i think there is a mood he's going do. >> yes. well, it appears so now we're in the 48 hour window. >> i mean, you want these stories to go away and i just don't know how it goes. >> he doesn't. >> donald trump can control himself if he would like to write, but doesn't want he doesn't want it to go away. >> but the thing i find confusing about this tag is if the idea is that she is pretending to be black, what she's not really black, the people that will be most offended by that would be black people were not fallen for that one, right? like like we were pretty good on knowing this, what we do all right. like you might fooled us every now and then, but we're pretty good at figuring this out. out and we have roundly decided that thi

toward the end of the evening, we heard from former head secretary ben carson, whose apparently already bed. he talked about america's standing abroad. >> ask anyone around the world what does it mean to be an american. most will tell you it means unlimited opportunity. >> stephen: it is unlimited breadsticks. breadsticks is what it means to be an american. tonight's theme of safety, that did not get off to a great start. such down goes rudy. down goes rudy. mr. mayor. are you okay? is there a doctor in the house? or a sommelier? it looks like he fell down but he may have been looking for a place to crash. he is in a financial pinch. he owes $148 million from a defamation lawsuit. he declared bankruptcy to protect his assets. on friday, the judge dismissed the case, which allows creditors to try to seize his assets. most of his assets are liquid, merlot, cabernet, listerine on a rough day. creditors can take anything he owns, including his mercedes-benz, 26 luxury watches and three world series championship rings from the new york yankees. he was considered part of the team because they

president and when he was inaugurated, i contacted my cousin and she started setting up meetings with ben carsone head of housing and urban development, that is a major issue with the disability committee. we went through the executive channels to try and expand the rights of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. it culminated with a meeting in a group of advocates in 2020. the meeting had dispersed and donald called me back in and a minute into it he said, those people, the expenses, they should just die. going forward to the summer of 2023, i find that had been put together by my family, i would like to speak about that in a minute. he said to me when i asked for the fund to be replenished, your son does not recognize you, let him die and move down to derrida. i could not understand how someone could say that about any human being, at least his nephew. i was only necessary because donald hatched a scheme when william was born with a seizure disorder was in hospital for seven weeks, when he got out, we received notice that we were taken out of our grandfather's will. the issu

ben carson and kevin hassett. first up is liz macdonald and up next to take you through the next hour. by the way, say hi to elliot. liz: hi, elliot. i just did. david: thank you. liz: thank you, david. hi, elliot, again. i'm elizabeth macdonald and tonight, rnc cochair lara trump with us and talking to us about the new attacks in court against former president trump. even nonpartisan dc analyst warn this selection interference. and there's this too. >> filling our tank and special it and hear it and the guzzling sound. none of it. how do i know it's working? >> it is. liz: wow, she's for the electric car mandates; right in and holding it like it's a gas pump. it's not. she's been piling on the flip-flops. she's now for a border wall and now she's against those electric car mandates that she's demanded that slammed the u.s. car makers and trump would get rid of that, harris is campaigning more like trump. where's her flip-flop and massive tax hikes triggering a recession? trump is increasingly sounding like jfk an

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it's important to note that a number of trump's former advisors, including peter navarro, ben carson,e been involved in drafting some of the policies for project 2025. trump has embrace aid number of the -- embraced a number of the policies himself on issues like gutting the education department, cutting regulations that limit greenhouse gases. these are policies he espoused for some time. especially provisions relating to mailing medication abortion and monitoring women who get abortions and potentially prosecuting them. they have tried to distance themselves because democrats have found an effective line of attack there. i think there are a number of pieces of reporting coming out, including this flight, that cut against his attempts to distance himself from project 2025 and claim he had zero knowledge of it. >> thank you all so much. >>> the blue wall, in 90 seconds, the fight for michigan ramping up as the harris campaign plants their flag in the battleground state. michigan congressman dan kildee joins us next. you are watching "andrea mitchell reports." this is msnbc. >>> as kam

ben carson not his grum secretary. >> will: it is not an agenda he adopts wholehearted.n ban he said clearly this is not my plan. >> did j.d. vance not write the forward. >> will: we could do this for an hour for you. it's "fox & friends" i only have four minutes. >> i will come on there, too. you will. you know can you invite me any time. >> will: you are always welcome. i said in this morning, i think that might have been an effective speech last night for kamala harris it. doesn't mean i think it should be. i think it might have been. but this thing about jen psaki saying she has a magical charm and her living in this world where she doesn't do introduce or debates, it is -- she is putting forward an image that risks being fragile, if it's ever exposed. can she make it all the way to an election without an interview, without a debate with this manufactured image, which i grant was effective last night but does it last for 70 more days to the election? >> well, couple things here, one, i think the vice president will definitely sit down for an interview. i think she wi

dhs official with trump, my best he, jean hamilton, rick dearborn, rick dearborn was on-- i mean, ben carsona for donald trump, like come on. >> you can't escape. look, no one believes the lie under the fantasy that somehow this effort, which i know began back in the day, when my friend , james was running heritage and it was some real consternation about what this would turn out to be, the direction that it was headed, and here we are. you can't deny. this has not been a short-term thing, oh, we just thought about this and came up with it and nobody in trump world knows anything about it. everybody in trump world had their candidate. and played a role in fashioning this for a second trump term. so don't look me in the face and tell me that it is that that is not the case. and, you know, now they are back stroking, this backstroke till the cows come home, baby, but you on this. >> but there was something interesting i thought which was that donald trump has not distance himself from a single policy, right? it is not that he has had no, i promise that i am not going to fire 50,000 government

ben carson and kevin hassett.hi to elliot. liz: hi, elliot. i just did. david: thank you. liz: thank you, david. hi, elliot, again. i'm elizabeth macdonald and tonight, rnc cochair

then i was with ben carson, gone. then ted cruz, gone.as -- they didn't know what to do. i know you spoke to nancy pelosi last hour about the calculus at the highest levels of the track party. how do you deal with donald trump. what did she tell you? >> she said that you've got to organize. i mean, she's talking about, first of all, the house and trying to hold the senate but the house. i mean, that was part of her motivation for the switch from biden to kamala harris. the recognition in the caucus that they were not going to win. they would lose the white house, the house, and the senate and at this point in her career, she always wants to win. win, win, win, but this is how she framed how to counteract donald trump. >> this is not going to be easy. the other side will misrepresent, mischaracterize and the rest as they do. we've only just begun. this is one good day in front of another, own the ground in our mobilization. message with unity, not menace. we don't agonize. we organize. >> i mean, she was -- is the best vote counter. she ne

and misha cross, a democratic strategist, and jason osborne, former adviser of the 2016 trump and ben carson campaigns. >> thank you all for being here. let me begin with you, sam, because as you see trump appears to have changed his tune on the abortion amendment in florida after just, i would note 24 hours. so what do you think is behind this shift well, this is an extremely difficult issue for donald trump and the republican party. >> and i think what you're seeing right now is it candidate and a campaign in real time that is trying to adjust it some very, very shifting waters here it is going to be very hard for this campaign in this candidate to control this issue because florida is just one of, i think about a dozen states that will be voting on abortion in some way, shape, or form. this fall. so they are going to have to react to very specific policy proposals that are happening in these states. it just so happens that this is unique situation which donald trump is a florida voter who is going to cast a vote on this but, you know, this is a party where erick erickson noted this is a p

ben carson. our caller mentioned private equity firms buying up houses.his is the washington times from june. it says 44% of flipped single-family home purchases whereby private investors in 2023. it says private equity firms have been carving out a substantial share of single-family home purchases, raising concern about potential consequences for housing affordability and market competitiveness. recent data reveals in the third quarter of 2023 these financial entities accounted for 44% of purchases of flipped single-family houses. citing a business insider study. the surge in activity marks a departure from traditional early-stage dynamics and ushers in a new era of institutional investment. we are taking your calls about that topic of homeownership and rental prices and we will talk to george in ohio. >> i want to commend you. you do such a professional job. you are a real asset to c-span. i am retired and we have our house paid off. my daughter is a teacher and professional. they struggle just to make ends meet. you have to factor in not only housing p

of those, they support trump, including ben carson who ran housing and urban development.teven mnuchin, his treasury secretary. those are the ones who support him. when it comes to cabinet members who oppose the former president, three. john bolton, mark esper, and vice president mike pence. this story adding that pence ran against trump in the 2020 four nominating contest but dropped out before the first primary and refused to endorse him. he told the post that he doesn't support his candidacy. there are 15 cabinet members listed who worked for the former president who currently say that they will not say whether they support former president trump this time around. you'll find that story in the washington post. mike in washington, d.c. on the independent line. caller: thank you for taking my call this morning. i agree with one of the previous callers. one of the problems i have with the democrats is that kamala harris was not elected by the people, she was elected by the elites. a lot of independent voters have a problem with that. to me, it is laughable when the democra

they eventually moved here -- a three bedroom ranch in the carson valley looking up for the sierra nevada's. alyssa spent half her time with ben and melissa, the other half with her birth mom, ben's ex- wife, don. and above all, what ben really wanted was to have his little girl permanently. >> he never thought that he could have his daughter, and i was like, yeah, you can. >> and he did. he won custody. >> it was him and his daughter, and that is what he always wanted. >> melissa's teenage brother craig moved in. then winter came. and of every 20th, 2008, the moon rose full over the carson valley. after dinner, then, melissa, her teenage brother, greg, and little alyssa sat in the den to watch a movie. melissa remembers falling asleep on the couch and waking up with a start. >> it was like 230 in the morning, and i was like, oh, i'm not late. so i went and got into bed. >> crawled into bed, she said. moonlight on the covers, warmth inside. >> an hour later is when i was woke up by the smell and a loud noise. my ears were ringing. at first i thought i was dreaming. >> a smell? >> yeah, it was a smell. a gunpowder smell. >> as