>> pete buttigieg: they are great.hree, you're about to learn something that the only people who say terrible twos are people who haven't had a 3-year-old yet. just as terrible. now they are stronger. >> pete buttigieg: they are stronger. the thing i cannot fathom is that somehow we are raising a morning person. neither one of us as a morning person. we've got twins. >> stephen: you are not a morning person question or speak to know. sometimes i have to be for work but in terms of body clock disposition absolutely not. at first light our son comes barreling into the room. i don't mean sunup. i need astronomical twilight. he is there at the bedside with the book asking us to read the book and if we don't comply immediately, you hear footfalls as he goes downstairs and returns one minute with a tambourine in his hand. doesn't matter. he's ready to wake us up. >> stephen: good luck. as i was saying before, you have been a standout guest on fox news. i wouldn't expect the audience to embrace you but they keep asking you ba

i am at pete buttigieg, and you might recognize me from fox news .laughter] [cheers and applause] i believe in going anywhere, anywhere, in service of a good cause, and friends, we gather in a very good cause, electing kamala harris and tim walz the next president and vice president of the united states. [cheers and applause] the choice could not be clearer. donald trump rants about law and order as if he was not a convicted criminal running against a prosecutor. and if we were going to forget that crime was higher on his watch. talks about the forgotten man. hoping we will forget that the only economic promise that he actually kept was to cut taxes for the rich. and don't even get me started on his new running mate. [laughter] [boos] at least mike pence was polite. [laughter] jd vance is one of those guys who thinks if you do not live the life he has in mind for you, you don't count. someone who said that if you do not have kids, you have " no physical commitment to the future of the country." [booing] you know, senator, when i deployed to afghanist

you called out kamala harris and pete buttigieg, in particular? kamala harris has two stepchildren pete buttigieg and his husband have adopted twins. do you recognize them as parents and more broadly as being part of families? >> well, of course, i do. dana you know, my life story, i was actually i was dana. i was raised my one of my name, one of the first people that i gave a hug to after my rnc convention speech was my debt. mom, who's been incredibly important personal is why she's not my kids. my kids call her mammal. of course, she's not childless, but again, the criticism i certainly have not call my own stepmother i don't know. kamala harris i criticized kamala harris for being part of a set of ideas that exists in american leadership that is anti-family. i never did and i criticize people for not having kids. i criticize people for being anti-child, and i do think that kamala harris, she's asked are statements she has said things like it's reasonable not to have children over climate change. i think it's exact opposite message. we should b

live here is walz campaign surrogate pete buttigieg. for giving us some time. >> thank you. >> lawrence: big showing at 11:00 11:00 last night. he is no longer nominee. questions about it. "new york times" writes all cabinet meetings have been scripted, nine months. axios writes he is only available between 10 a.m. and 4 4:00 p.m. and w"wall street journal" said debt ceiling negotiation, nancy pelosi had to take over, is this the reason he is no longer nominee for your party? >> i feel like conservative media and party feel they are running against -- >> he is responsible for biggest run of job growth in american history. in any job, especially presidency, you want to be judged by results. the country was in condition you could not approach the capitol because of trump supporters. moving back from covid collapse and deliver ing infrastructure promised. >> lawrence: these weren't conservative outlets, "wall street journal" is. >> you are. >> lawrence: i want to know when did you know that the president was unfit to be on the ticket? >> t

but buttigieg is a rising — her truths. but buttigieg is a rising star. iowa democrats have been able to count the votes on election— been able to count the votes on election night, he might have had the — election night, he might have had the momentum going to new hampshire and south carolina to stop the — hampshire and south carolina to stop the momentum that bernie sanders— stop the momentum that bernie sanders had, who walked above a certificate — sanders had, who walked above a certificate few minutes ago. but he — certificate few minutes ago. but he might have stopped the momentum and change the course of history— momentum and change the course of history stop pete buttigieg is a rising star. a friend of mine _ is a rising star. a friend of mine i— is a rising star. a friend of mine. i think pete is somebody democrats should put in prime stots _ democrats should put in prime slots from here on out.- slots from here on out. what ou slots from here on out. what you think. — slots from here on out. what you think, stefanie _ slots from here on out. wha

pete buttigieg is a beautiful soldier. to rewrite history, or is it the fact that she is trying to rewrite history? >> they are all doing it to get it's a perfect cast line. to your earlier point. without media, it would not work. if you had pete buttigieg saying that, you should have a series of pushback questions, like what we just showed, what you just outlined. it's the nature of "what about this and this? what are you talking about?" it never happens. there is no follow-up. it is not just elevating them. magazine covers, camelot. it's just not asking questions. the same people who are elevating her now before the debate were asking joe biden what his favorite ice cream was. it was the same thing. >> it's ironic. if you take her at her word that she wants every resident to have access to public safety and resources, and she would be in favor of securing the border. >> on the four crossings by migrants at the u.s.-mexico border, dropped the fifth straight month in july. 12020 was still present. the country she has been

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she has two stepchildren he said, yes, she is part of a family and pete buttigieg, he even said, yes, i later in the program talk to buttigieg and he said, well, i wonder if that means he's going to change his position on same-sex marriage, which from the perspective of someone like pete buttigieg and others who are in his position who are able to get married to somebody of the same sex if jd vance's i guess, former position or who knows, if the republican many republicans position stays in effect, he wouldn't have that family so glad you want to play part of the motions, play part of the buttigieg. answer let's watch the other part. just as troubling, right? which is saying that anybody who disagrees with him is anti child and it's part of just who he is. right? he he's seems incapable of talking about a vision for this country in terms of lifting people up or building people we'll up or helping people out. it's always disparagement it does seem to actually play into, i mean the negative framing of this is by itself a contrast between trump, trump-vance, and harris walz right now no,

buttigieg: it really was. intense. we love them. it's the best and hardest thing ever. they also make us think in a new way about the future. we hope that our twins will experience the 22nd century and that gives us a whole new obligation to do anything we can as political figures and adults to make sure we take care of the 21st century. we will do it together. jeff: thank you for being with us. i've never heard of that before. amna: and my house, would like to joke that at they became professionals. back appearing our booth, we have our panel, david, jonathan, let's go back to the really powerful talk we heard about people who have been affected by gun violence in their own way. it is stories that we have covered, jonathan, give us your takeaways. jonathan: i mean, it is really difficult to relive those stories, but we must relive those stories, if only to remind people that this is an issue that needs to be solved for it is an issue where government must do something so that that stage is not filled with mor

you just heard pennsylvania mayor josh shapiro and former mayor pete buttigieg speaking.for the hill, alex thank you so much for joining us this morning. let's start with the people we heard from, shapiro and buttigieg, two of the more effective communicators in the democratic party. do you think they landed the punches they aimed last night? >> yeah. i think starting with shapiro he obviously showed off why he's considered the best communicators in the party. i think him take on this freedomal about books and women's bodies was knocking the points he was trying to make. and buttigieg i think reminded democrats in the audience once again why he did so surprisingly well in the primaries when he ran for president against vice president harris. he really is one of the best messengers the party has. and when he hit on points like i served in afghanistan, i have two young children, i, you know, can take on senator vance, but i can also talk about the future of the democratic party, those are all exactly i think he needed to do in order to prepare for harris tonight. >> yeah, a

it is going to be pete buttigieg. because it is going to be very hard to bring in some independent, moderate republicans even with shapiro. you need voters and union money. and i believe that pete does that. >> don't think i missed you saying minnesotans with a hard oh. in a couple of minutes that we have left, let me bring this to the table. let me bring up this washington post headline, element two. senate republicans forgot trumps recklessness, it is back to haunt them, and there you have this quote from lisa murkowski. "think about it, what have we been talking about all week long? childless cat women, dei candidates, now is she black, is she indian? maybe they don't know how to handle the campaign, so you defaulted issues that just should simply not be an issue." and i bring this up, brandon, because this is another version of a story that was on the front page of the washington post that said: trumps people wanting to talk about issues, and yet, he keeps rolling back into the right of racism and misogyny. >> yea

its, it is a lot of governors and then of course, senator mark kelly and secretary buttigieg there. kate, if you're kamala harris and her team, and you're looking at these five men how are you evaluating this? i mean, look, i see an embarrassment of riches. >> great, agree. i see great choices here. >> i personally look, i think you can make a terrific argument for governor walz, who has been doing what the most immediate task of this vice presidential nominee is going to be, which is going out campaigning effectively you know, i think he has that happy warrior kind of joyful element to him that, you know, that she also has, which so that's him on the ticket, gifts, gives her an opportunity to kind of double her her ability to be everywhere so i think he he's potentially a really great option. >> i think governor shapiro obviously, it's no secret. pennsylvania is going to be a huge, huge determining factor in the election. he's enormously popular there. he's popular with republicans there he's also a terrific communicator but i could make an argument for any of those men obviously w

tonight, pete buttigieg, speaker emerita nancy pelosi, former president bill clinton, oprah win free and of course tim walz who did you feel made some remarks that resonated with you? who did you have a reaction to? did it affect the way you might vote one way or the other as the november election draws near? let us know. call us. the numbers will be on the screen. first up is anna in hewlett, new york. a democrat. go ahead please. caller: this is an exciting convention. i'm sorry i missed monday but i will look for it on youtube. the speechers were amazing. kamala has my vote all the way. and i think she's going to do a lot for the people. she is for the people. >> thanks, anna. next up a republican from spring valley, new york. karen. you're on c-span. welcome. >> thanks so much. wanted to thank c-span, i am probably the only caller who did not have a tv but i actually call in with the phoneline and you're the only ones i can do that with. thanks for that. i did want to make my comments, i wanted to just say, so many of the speakers kept talking about trump supporters being part of

pete buttigieg and his husband chastin are the parents of twins. of transportation and former mayor of south bend posted this photo on instagram. cutidge says she and her husband happily welcomed penelope rose and joseph august into their family. the couple thanked everyone for the warm wishes they had received since they shared the news of their upcoming separation a month ago. i know pete and her husband have a wonderful relationship with the vice president and her husband. when it comes to raising two kids, pete buttigieg is the seemingly unflappable us secretary of transportation. the pancake will look like it’s after a long flight, as the kids call you, i’m daddy, i’m daddy, who’s a good cop, who’s a bad cop, it seems we don’t have that, judging by your face, partly the answer is different, i think i'm a bad cop, and you think i'm a scoundrel, you're 100% a scoundrel, a good cop and his husband, raising their two-year-old twins, seriously? yes. there was no need to say this. they got married in 2018. schoolteacher is a successful harvard gradu

josh shapiro wes moore, the transportation secretary pete buttigieg.o this is really about the future of the party. the bench of the party and culminating in coach walz, who, as you said, is such an unknown quantity to so many americans. but i think you could really see in that speech what kamala harris saw in him, why she picked him when there wasn't an obvious political calculation for it, but because of that regular guy appeal so to your question was he giving a policy laundry list? was he doing a bill clinton speech where he tells you the ten points of the platform over and over again for an hour and a half? no. he spoke for 17 minutes. it was tight but it was about being your neighbor. it was about being relatable for a democratic party that a lot of people worry is out of touch with regular folks, particularly in middle america. this was about saying to people if you are from a small town, if you are someone who just wants to live your life and be left alone this is a party that can speak to you as well. >> well, there's an interesting moment, of

tonight, pete buttigieg, nancy pelosi, bill clinton and minnesota governor tim walz officially accepting the vice presidentialation. you can also watch on the free c-span now video app or online at c-span.org. >> we are at the democratic national convention in chicago. conventions have become a major tv spectacle. >> the big year is one nobody talks about, 1952, because they brought tv cameras and. in those days, there were a couple cameras trained right on the stage. you do not really know what is going on. they did not have all the apparatus around it. walter cronkite was a very young former world war ii reporter who got the worst job in the world. nobody cared about it. cronkite got politicians on tv including john f. kennedy, richard nixon, and every four years, it played a bigger role. by 1960, it would be like the birth of email, or the iphone. that is when john f. kennedy became our tv president. he did it with the debates against nixon. he did it by inventing the modern press conference. it started in 1964 in atlantic city. the take away of lyndon johnson getting the nomination i

transportation secretary pete buttigieg was the keynote speaker. he was among several high-profile leaders, including california and nevada. lawmakers from both sides of the aisle who urged action to protect this region. >> and regions just like it. and that's where buttigieg comes in. he says transportation policy plays a major role. we have to swiftly reduce carbon pollution nationally and globally. we cannot protect lake tahoe to reach that goal. he says nationally the federal government has allocated more than 25 billion dollars for electric vehicle tax incentives and charging stations closer to home in lake tahoe. he told the 20 plus million dollar investment to create new pedestrian and bike trails all in an effort to relieve congestion and pollution. during the remarks, lawmakers from the golden state and the silver state spoke about the need to come together for the slick. we're gonna put those politics aside. we're all gonna be an team tahoe. what you see if this place with your own eyes, you can't help but do everything you can to protect

transportation secretary pete buttigieg says that problem is being addressed. >> we're also supportingransit. we're supporting active transportation that will make it possible for people to have more alternatives to that single-use vehicle. really tahoe is ahead of its time in thinking about how to give people alternatives. >> the lake tahoe restoration act spearheaded by the california senator dianne feinstein expires in october. the senate passed it and now it's in the hands of congress. the landmark legislation has provided hundreds of millions of dollars to preserve lake tahoe. so gorgeous in the summertime. i can't decide if i like summer or winter. when you're on that lake, there's just nothing better in the summer, that smell of the pine trees and all that. >> autumn's pretty nice, too. >> it's nice all the time. >> go on up there. >> let's go. >>> it's hard to believe not too long from now we'll be talking about snow and the ski report and all that. right now it's still august. >> you're telling us don't drive up there this weekend and then i do. >> i'm glad you didn't get stuc

who cares, bitch, we are with pete buttigieg now. >> ronny: i do like pete buttigieg. >> too bad, he's because now the candidate is "twisters!" >> ronny: the movie or the actual tornadoes? >> doesn't matter, because now it's gretchen whitmer! >> ronny: who's actually going to be the nominee on election day? >> after gretchen whitmer, and shapiro and tom hanks and that pommel horse guy, they'll finally reach the last possible nominee. joseph robinette biden. >> ronny: biden again? that's where this whole thing started! geico exactly. as soon see takes the oath of office, he resigns in favor of his vp, kamala harris, and the excitement luke begins again. a-determiner >> ronny: how buddhist. michael kosta, everybody! when we come back, black pumas will be here, don't go away. [cheers and applause] ♪ on your period, sudden gushes happen. say goodbye gush fears! thanks to always ultra thins... with rapiddry technology... that absorbs two times faster. hellooo clean and comfortable. always. fear no gush. popeyes is like, “we read your article". you really hate boneless wings, huh?” and i'm l

another massive crowd in an uphill battle ground, pete buttigieg is here to talk about that. >> donald trump is back on the campaign trail in montana, will tell you why the former president is. they are instead of a swing state. and what hasn't so upset tonight? that he called one of our sources tonight to complain. i'm kaitlan collins, and this is the source there's a lot of happening on a very busy friday night, the harris-walz ticket holding a major rally in the critical battleground of arizona or biden narrowly defeated donald trump in 2020 and just as we've seen in pennsylvania, wisconsin, and michigan, this crowd outside of phoenix was fired up few people showed up in philadelphia the other night and then 10,000 plus walked into a field in western wisconsin and then on wednesday the largest crowd of the campaign showed up in detroit, michigan but arizona just couldn't leave it alone, could it's not as if anybody cares about crowd sizes for anything that was tim walz now, vice president harris is on stage as of this moment, and seconds ago, she reiterated that she believes that he

transportation secretary pete buttigieg was the keynote speaker. he was among several high-profile leaders, including california and nevada. lawmakers from both sides of the aisle who urged action to protect this region. >> and regions just like it. and that's where buttigieg comes in. he says transportation policy plays a major role. we have to swiftly reduce carbon pollution nationally and globally. we cannot protect lake tahoe to reach that goal. he says nationally the federal government has allocated more than 25 billion dollars for electric vehicle tax incentives and charging stations closer to home in lake tahoe. he told the 20 plus million dollar investment to create new pedestrian and bike trails all in an effort to relieve congestion and pollution. during the remarks, lawmakers from the golden state and the silver state spoke about the need to come together for the slick. we're gonna put those politics aside. we're all going to be an team tahoe. once you see if this place with your own eyes, you can't help but do everything you can to prot

i'm pete buttigieg, and you might recognize me from fox news. i believe in going anywhere -- anywhere -- in service of the good cause. and friends, we gather in a very good cause, electing kamala harris and tim walz the next president and vice president of the united states. the choice could not be clearer. donald trump rants about law and order as if he wasn't a convicted criminal running against a prosecutor, as if we were going to forget that crime was higher on his watch, talks about the forgotten man, hoping we'll forget that the only economic promise that he actually kept was to cut taxes for the rich. and don't even get me started on his new running mate. at least mike pence was polite. j.d. vance is one of those guys who thinks if you don't live the life that he has in mind for you, then you don't count, someone who says that if you don't have kids, you have, quote, no physical commitment to the future of this country. you know, senator, when i deployed to afghanistan, i didn't have kids then. many of the men and women who went outside t

tonight speakers include transportaecretary pete buttigieg, former house speaker bill clinton, and minnesotaentovernor tim walz officially accepting the vice presidential nomination. that

the k other person is pete buttigieg.that's because i also think it will force us to have really heartfelt and thoughtful conversations. i'm also reminded because my dad who was in his 90s who was a guy from mississippi was an enormous pete buttigieg fan. during that big democratic primary he would say to me that that guy is really smart and usually thoughtful.ll and he really admired the way that pete buttigieg could have a conversation about religion and faith and have not be alienating but have the uplifting and unifying. >> i did at the family barbecue back -- >> at the cookout? >> at the cookout in 2019 i did an informal survey of everyone there, and joe biden got most of the votes of people because he rode with obama so we will ride with him. but the person who got the second-most votes was then mayor pete, which really surprised me. they did know his name. they couldn't say his name, that little fellow, that young fellow. i like him. jim, who do you think vice president harris should pick? >> i hades witmer second.

who cares, bitch, we are with pete buttigieg now. >> ronny: i do like pete buttigieg. >> too bad, he's because now the candidate is "twisters!" >> ronny: the movie or the actual tornadoes? >> doesn't matter, because now it's gretchen whitmer! >> ronny: who's actually going to be the nominee on election day? >> after gretchen whitmer, and shapiro and tom hanks and that pommel horse guy, they'll finally reach the last possible nominee. joseph robinette biden. >> ronny: biden again? that's where this whole thing started! geico exactly. as soon see takes the oath of office, he resigns in favor of his vp, kamala harris, and the excitement luke begins again. a-determiner >> ronny: how buddhist. michael kosta, everybody! when we come back, black pumas will be here, don't go away. [cheers and applause] bye honey. (groans) [bus horn] morning breath, huh. dr garcia? wooo. ♪ reality checkup ♪ that's millions of bacteria growing overnight. crest pro-health helps prevent oral health issues before they start. i'm so much fresher. crest. ♪“(new world” by mathew hollingsworth)♪ okay nature boy, what's

buttigieg for yourha testimony. i'm going to take it back a little bit with my colleague talking about real safety and as you know the trail derailment happened next door to my sister who has been engaged since we have heard from the ntsb. we have penned a letter to this committee including two chairmen to hold a hearing on rail safety and that letter was signed by my colleagues mr. williams of georgia who is interested in making sure we are holding them accountable for protecting the safety and security people across the nation. thank you mr. secretary for your efforts in supporting bipartisan rail safety provisions. i also want to say thank you for visiting ohio's 13 district might district the course and to highlight some of the local efforts to create development opportunities apprenticeships and the best infrastructure to lower costs. none of this would be possible without this legislation like the bipartisan infrastructure law and implementation work you have done. we are very grateful for those that made it t

i confronted pete buttigieg about this. again this is industrial policy.his is marxist industrial policy. they don't care what the people want. they have got their five-year plan and they're sticking with it. here is my exchange with buttigieg about the ev mandates. this was last december. roll it. >> i don't know a lot of people who think that americans in 2050 are still going to be driving that old technology, that combustion technology that we inherited. david: americans like it. americans like it. >> the big question is you're not going to meet a lot of people whoever go back after they have gone electric. i think that really tells you something. david: guess what? makenzie and company, it is not a conservative organization, came out with a study saying 50% of ev owners say they're going back to gas because of all those reasons, because of a cold chicago winter where evs didn't work because of the cost, resale value sucks on evs. they have, americans know what they're doing. they have good reasons for not wanting to do what pete buttigieg says, oh, def

pete buttigieg is going to react to that with lawrence coming up. >> brian: that will be interesting.utside the dnc police clash with protesters who breached the security perimeter but, president biden down plays it all. >> knows protesters out in the street, they have a point, a lot of innocent people are being killed. on both sides. >> brian: do they have a point? we'll can sean hannity what he thinks. >> lawrence: and the dnc is in chicago. the host city is in the spotlight. the schools are being plagued by absenteeism, with taxpayers spending soa soaring and scores plummeting. >> steve: what a second hour we have got of "fox & friends" for this tuesday. and it starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ainsley: day two of the dnc will soon be underway there in chicago. but vice president harris and her running mate, tim walz will be in milwaukee for a rally at the arena where the rnc took place last month. >> lawrence: and president biden will be out of sight. is he vacationing in california after officially passing the torch to kamala harris in a post prime time speech. >> steve: that's right.

obviously secretary buttigieg has no problem getting on.that's a good thing. >> it doesn't seem like something that should be required a lot of bravery. it's really not that hard. absolutely silly i would say, honestly. if that's a badge of courage. >> i've long thought that he's a very impressive young man. he can hold his own very well, highly articulate, very bright. struggled as transportation secretary, there have been a lot of issues and problems and not a lot of evidence he's dealt with it particularly well. talks about them well but that's not the same thing. he's part of the rising generation and democrat -- he will be around for a long time. >> wes moore also an impressive politician, the same kind of delivery almost. >> i was just thinking, if we look at this democratic convention especially tonight, the democrats have a deep bench of young talent and you will be seeing a lot of these people for a long time. twenty years ago this summer that barack obama gave that speech at the convention, and now i think you will see a lot of th

buttigieg was the keynote speaker at the lake tahoe summit today. his announcement also included a fascinating tale about how a childhood trip to his father's home country of malta taught him about tahoe in that country houses often go by a name rather than a numbered address, and the address, so to speak. >> the name of the place we stayed at was was called lake tahoe. i had no idea what that meant, but i learned that the maltese family we were renting from had once visited this place and were so enchanted with it that they named their home after it. >> it was also announced today a trail will be named after dianne feinstein. the senator who died last year, helped start the summit in 1997. >> while we're talking about the beauty of the natural world, portland airport celebrated the reopening of its main terminal today with a whole new esthetic. check this out. the airport found a way to bring oregon's outdoors indoors. a $2 billion renovation has transformed the terminal into a green space filled with about 5000 live trees and plants, along with ne

they are kentucky governor andy beshear, transportation secretary pete buttigieg, senator mark kelly of arizona, illinois governor j.b. pritzker and pennsylvania governor josh shapiro, as well as minnesota governor tim walz. the announcement is expected to come before tuesday, the day after tomorrow. that's when harris is set to appear with her running mate for the first time in philadelphia. meanwhile, campaign officials have released final fundraising tallies for the month of july. the harris camp says it raised $310 million last month and entered august with $377 million on hand. the first week of harris's campaign after president joe biden bowed out of the race, raised 200 million. former president donald trump's team, meanwhile, says it raised $139 million in july and entered august with 327 million to spend. coming up in about 30 minutes from now, we will talk to nbc bay area political analyst larry gerston for our weekly segment. we'll take a look at what harris is looking for in a vice president and what her top contenders bring to the table. it's 11 past the hour right now.

i think buttigieg are one of the others should be harris' pick.he maga movement, they like to -- i cannot call them republicans because there are a lot of good republicans out there, but the maga movement are always preaching about hate and hate for one man, that is all trump has done, spread hate for the last, what, 12 years, from the birther movement everything else. if you do not agree with him or fall in lockstep, you are a communist. and they have spread hate all this time. with all trump has done, they want to cry about the hate? when that is all they have shown ? i mean, come on. host: why not have governor walz as a vice president to harris? caller: i think he needs to stay in minnesota. we have a strong republican party, and walz has done a good job in minnesota. he helped bounce us back from the mess with covid and everything else. host: why pete buttigieg? caller: he is somebody newer, a fresh face. he is younger. it would be great if there was an independent, one of these presidential candidates would pick an independent candidate not

[cheers and applause] >> please welcome former south bend, indiana, mayor pete buttigieg. applause] ♪ >> thank you! thank you! good evening, democrats! thank you, chicago. here is a sentence i never thought i'd hear myself say: i'm pete buttigieg, and you might recognize me from fox news. [cheers and applause] i believe in going anywhere, anywhere in service of a good cause and, friends, we gather in a very good cause, electing kamala harris and tim walz the next president and vice president of the united states. [cheers and applause] the choice could not be clearer. donald trump rants about law and order as if he wasn't a convicted criminal running against a prosecutor. as if we were going to forget that crime was higher on his watch. talks about the forgotten man hoping we'll forget that the only economic promise that he actually kept was to cut taxes for the rich. and don't even get me started on his new running mate. [background sounds] at least mike pence was polite. if. [laughter] j.d. vance is one of those guys who thinks if you don't live the life that he has in mi

and also pete buttigieg and also josh shapiro, who himself was in the running as well. so a lot coming up and our julian glover will be covering it all for us. so stick around. >> a star studded lineup tonight at the democratic national convention back here locally, the warriors, they would not be the franchise that they are today without the legend al attles. he spent more than six decades as a player, coach, general manager and most recently team ambassador. attles passed away yesterday surrounded by his family at his bay area home. abc seven news reporter ryan curry, now with a look at his life and profound legacy. >> i never imagined my name would become synonymous with the warriors. throughout my 60 year odyssey, only six warriors have their jerseys retired. >> al attles is one of them. in a franchise of champions, he is held in the highest regard. i've always called al attles the noblest warrior of them all. >> you know, he coached. he played for the team. he coached the team. he was in the front office. >> attles is a former player and coach who led the franchise

former south bend, indiana mayor, pete buttigieg, thank you for talking with me tonight. >>> coming up, after introducing her new vice presidential running mate tonight, kamala harris talked about the example that governor tim walz once set for a former high school student. that student joins us this hour. >>> but first, new reporting on how exactly tim walz went over kamala harris. that is next. stay with us. cormac cormac that specializes in trauma. i've been doing flight nursing for 24 years. i had a fear that i wouldn't be able to keep up. i wanted all the boost i could get! i heard about prevagen from a friend. i read the clinical study on it and it had good reviews. i've been taking prevagen now for five years and it's really helped me stay sharp and present. it's really worked for me. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. >>> trump weakens our economy to strengthen his own hand. he mocks our laws, he sows chaos and division. and that is to say nothing of his record as president. make no mistake, violent crime was up under donald trump. [ audience reacts ] that's

student transportation secretary, pete buttigieg. a lot from him as a communicator and that was something. >> it was a nonpartisan speech. there wasn't a single party policy or kamala harris policy. that was also true of oprah's speech. completely nonpartisan. and has been the night of reaching out of the hall to voters that are not already with this campaign. that has done very differently from what the others of on. getting with jeff duncan in georgia when he directly addressed the camera to voters outside of the hall like him and said republicans, if you vote for kamala harris, it does not mean you are a democrat, it means you are a patriot. that was the line of the night in communicating to that voter that is not already here whom you might be able to get here. all of the rest of the speakers have been about that. tim walz is a choice is about that. he is a person who the campaign believes can reach out to voters that they don't already have. he knows how to speak to them the way put the judge in indiana surrounded by republicans

transportation secretary pete buttigieg was the keynote speaker. he was among several high-profile leaders, including california and nevada. lawmakers from both sides of the aisle who urged action to protect this region. >> and regions just like it. and that's where buttigieg comes in. he says transportation policy plays a major role. we have to swiftly reduce carbon pollution nationally and globally. we cannot protect lake tahoe to reach that goal. he says nationally the federal government has allocated more than 25 billion dollars for electric vehicle tax incentives and charging stations closer to home in lake tahoe. he told the 20 plus million dollar investment to create new pedestrian and bike trails all in an effort to relieve congestion and pollution. during the remarks, lawmakers from the golden state and the silver state spoke about the need to come together for the slick. we're gonna put those politics aside. we're all going to be an team tahoe. once you see if this place with your own eyes, you can't help but do everything you can to prot

and here with pete buttigieg mayor pete petition secretary, obviously, you're here at personally. you just saw this in the room. >> how does it feel for you? >> it's really exciting. i mea' extraordinary energy here and definitely excited to see the party coming together around tim walz and kamala harris. i'm a midwesterner. so obviously i'm a little bit biased about what someone like tim walz brings to the ticket. but i also think it's worth noting that, you know, so many campaigns and so many parties spend millions on political consultants and adds to try to make their candidates seem like the kind of guy who would be a football coach for a teacher or would serve 24 years in the military. >> he is all of those things what you see is what you get. >> he's the genuine article and he's bringing a lot to this. >> all right. >> you're gonna be speaking on wednesday obviously tonight we are going to be we're going to hear from president biden, were hear from joe biden, hillary clinton. you're speaking on wednesday. are you finished? have you decided, you know, what your core message i

transportation secretary pete buttigieg. communicator, that was some ring. >> yes, it was a nonpartisan speech, there's not a single democratic party policy or kamala harris policy in that speech which was also true of oprah's speech. it is a night reaching out of the hall to voters not already with this and that is done very differently from what the other nights, to begin with, geoff duncan in georgia, when he said directly, addressed the camera direct you to voters outside the hall like him, republicans, he said to them, republicans, a vote for kamala harris does not mean you are democrat, it means you are a patriot. i think it was a line of the night communicating to that voter who is not here already that you might be able to get here and all of the rest of the speakers. tim walz has a choice for vp about that, he is a person who the campaign believes can reach out to voters they don't already have, he knows how to speak to them. pete buttigieg, in indiana, surrounded by republicans his entire political life, he knows h

i'm pete buttigieg, and you might recognize me from fox fox news.n service of a good cause. and friends, we gather in a very good cause, electing kamala harris and tim walz, the next president and vice president of the united states. the choice could not be clearer. donald trump rants about law and order as if he wasn't a convicted criminal running against a prosecutor. as if we were going to forget that crime was higher on his watch. talks about the forgotten man. hoping we'll forget that the only economic primacy actually kept was to cut taxes for the rich. don't even get me started on his new running mate. [booing] at least mike pence was polite. j.d. vance is one of those guys who thinks if you don't live the life that he has in mind for you, then you don't count. someone who said that if you don't have kids, you have "no physical commitment to the future of this country." [booing] you know, senator, when i deployed to afghanistan, i didn't have kids then. many of the men and women who went outside the wire with me didn't have kids either. but l

toni speakers include transportation secretary pete buttigieg,mer house speaker nancy pelosi, former president bill clinton and minnesota governor tim walz officially acceptin the vice presidential nomination. that's tonight live opn. you can also watch on the free c-span now video app or online at c-span.org. second gentleman doug emhoff, husband to vice president kamala harris, spoke at the democratic convention last night. "the washington post" says he introduced himself as an easy going american dad and test drove his potential future as the first gentleman. here's his speech followed by a couple more from last night. tol families in america. [end video clip] >> please welcome my dad, the second gentlemen of the united states, doug emhoff. mr. emhoff: thank you. thank you. i guess he didn't want me to give this speech. thank you, thank you so much. hello. thank you. hello to my big, beautiful blended family up there. i love you so much. are you proud of cole? wow. and a special shout out to my mother. my mother is the only person in the whole world that thinks kamala is the lucky

buttigieg was the keynote speaker at the lake tahoe summit today.d a fascinating tale about how a childhood trip to his father's home country of malta taught him about tahoe in that country houses often go by a name rather than a numbered address, and the address, so to speak. >> the name of the place we stayed at was was called lake tahoe. i had no idea what that meant, but i learned that the maltese family we were renting from had once visited this place and were so enchanted with it that they named their home after it. >> it was also announced today a trail will be named after dianne feinstein. the senator who died last year, helped start the summit in 1997. >> while we're talking about the beauty of the natural world, portland airport celebrated the reopening of its main terminal today with a whole new esthetic. check this out. the airport found a way to bring oregon's outdoors indoors. a $2 billion renovation has transformed the terminal into a green space filled with about 5000 live trees and plants, along with nearly 50 skylights to let in na

buttigieg,, secretary, thank you so very much. i'm thinking back on the very first days of the biden administration within a few months, the infrastructure and jobs act became law. after four years with the previous president said we're going to do an infrastructure bill, never happened in the previous initiation. but during her tenure it did, thank you so very much for your very significant leadership in making it happen, and also picking up and very, very important part of an american policy, and that is make it in america, why american. and and i know that you've wod hard on that throughout. it's one of the major parts pieces of the legislation and is going into place. however, all of that seemed to have been held in advance by a waiver to a 1983 law that waived the by america requirements for transportation. so the good news is you are well into solving that problem. couple of months ago actually about a year ago several of us brought to your attention this waiver, jenna waiver of the bike america requirements of the 1983 law.

i've already seen my friend pete buttigieg send out beautiful comments about tim everyone likes tim. he leads the national democratic governors association. they know him. and so all of these people would have been qualified to be vice president. it's just kamala harris made a decision that for this moment in time and with his background and what he brings to america that tim walz was her choice. that isn't to say that anyone else wouldn't have been great. and what tim will bring when it comes to pennsylvania as he launches his first rally with vice president harris, there is that sense of getting that whole state because as you know, jim western pennsylvania is very much like michigan and wisconsin, and minnesota dates in the midwest. and that is a really, when you talk to someone like bob casey, who knows how to win in those areas, that those kinds of routes that tim has farming roots, rural roots, understanding what it's like to have whether destroy a farm or have to deal with the bank on your back when you've got crops and you got a problem tim gets that when he stands up for rur

we love ourselves some pete buttigieg.ost: do you think you might have gotten the non-for vice president? -- not for vice president? caller: i think he is a little too young and i do not think this country would accept a gay man at this time. they will barely accept a woman. we are on lake huron. the women who were in my car, the 193-year-old, she remembers president kennedy and to this day she don't remember what she had for lunch yesterday sometimes but she said to me he reminded her of when -- in 1960. and she heard him speak, so we are the pete buttigieg fan club from michigan. we hope he stays in the state and is able to run in two years. host: this is jim, north dakota, republican. good morning. caller: i often call every 30 days, every six weeks or whatever. and out here you don't really -- politics and religion are something people do not talk openly about. i grew up in the philadelphia suburbs, so i have been out here for 12 years, going back a few times but i am back here permanently in god's country. i was a roo

. >> transportation secretarye buttigieg along with representatives and former republican congressman w speak at an event hosted by the university of chicago insti of politics. watch live at 545 p.m. eastern on c-span2, c-span now or online at c-span.org. >> a couple of headlines in the shington post. obama electrifies democrats at chicago convention. one reads with humor and hope, obama urges democrats to do something. the associated press has obama's second night with rousing harris endorsement and pointed warnings about trump. here are former president barack obama and michelle obama speaking last night in chicago. >> please welcome former first lady michelle obama. [applause] [cheers and applause] ms. obama: thank you, guys. [applause] mrs. obama: we have a big night ms. obama: ok. we have a big night ahead. thank you so much. hello, chicago! hello, chicago! something wonderfully magical is in the air, isn't it? we are feeling it here in this arena, but it is spreading across this country we love. a familiar feeling that has been buried too deep for far too long. you know what i'm

yield back. >> congressman napolitano. >> thank you, secretary buttigieg.eiterate the invitation for you to visit california again. as you know -- 2028 olympics representing the nighttime our nation -- the world's greatest sporting event. d.o.t. is aware of the statements focus in 2020. what steps are you taking argue envision taking to make sure the mobility plan for athletes officials and plan is fully supported by d.o.t.? >> we are enthusiastic of course about the olympics coming to the united states. i've met with ellie 28 liters and leaders from the region. we want to make sure we are teaming up well with the olympic committee and the city come anybody who's involved because of course one of those complex dimensions of earning get on the game is getting people to where they need to be. they have an ambitious vision for making new transit or newly borrowed transit vehicles around the country available. we are working with them on that through our federal transit administration welcome opportunity to work with congress to make sure the right resources ar