because i just -- i had no idea. >> byron: no idea? >> no idea. >> byron: none whatsoever?ords that he said, i just -- broke down. it felt like just wave after wave, just being hit. >> byron: which emotion was first, strongest? >> confused. and then sad, broken. shattered. these would be my words. >> byron: what was the lowest point for you? >> i had to hear some things that i hadn't heard or didn't know. and that was -- that was probably like what the -- like, i just couldn't take any more, you know? that's the thing with betrayal. the trauma of that is very, very hard to understand unless you're in it and have experienced it. i would look at other people and be like, i would never stay if this happened to me. but it's very different when you're in it. >> byron: how close did you come? >> one of my betrayal therapists, she asked me, do i have a lawyer? "do you have your own bank accounts?" all of that. so i set up all of that. i had to look after myself and my kids. >> byron: with most of her family and friends a world away in australia, laura felt alone, untethered. >> i

>> yeah. >> byron: why?xplosive. >> byron: in cassie's lawsuit, diddy supplied her and sex workers with drugs before these "freak-offs." did you witness cassie under the influence? >> the night of the party was a freak-off. she was saying, "tell your girl she wants some birthday [ bleep ]." that was a freak-off. when he was cussing her out, she didn't want to go. >> byron: the incident is one of many mentioned in a lawsuit cassie filed against combs in november last year. >> cassie's lawsuit was resolved within 24 hours. we knew she was asking for $30 million, but the actual amount they may settle for was undisclosed. >> byron: at the time, combs denied any wrongdoing and said settling was not an admission of guilt. then, explosive video. >> we're going to begin tonight with the alarming images emerging of sean diddy combs. >> the new video obtained exclusively by cnn -- >> diddy's fly including the hallway of this hotel, and he's so brutal. and cassie is so small. and just appears to be so broken. like ther

: congressman byron donalds is being considered as the vp contender for former president trump. weekend, he was by his side at a church roundtable in detroit. >> we achieved the lowest african american unemployment rate and the lowest african american poverty rate ever recorded. >> we're not giving biden any credit for the labor statistic number. black unemployment 4.8%, under trump 5.3%. he gets no credit for that. >> it's hard to give credit, when yes, you've got a job, but at the same time, you can't make ends meet. under biden's economy, unemployment rate might be lower, but every other beneficial aspect of having a job, black men, and frankly people in general, are not seeing in joe biden's america. >> byron: the florida congressman recently sparked controversy for his remarks at a congress, cognac, and cigars event for trump in philadelphia. >> during jim crow, the black family was together. during jim crow, more black people were not just conservative, black people always have been conservative-minded, but more black people voted conservatively. >> byron: you've come unde

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not a promo. ♪ >> byron: welcome back.ades of being told her comic style was too coarse or too queer or too asian, even not asian enough, marking cho cho is being celebrated among legends in a new doc on trail-blazing lgbtq comics, part of "nightline's" "pride out loud" series. here's abc's demarco morgan. >> welcome to might line, margaret cho, good to see you. you realize you're an icon? >> i mean -- no, really? i don't know. i guess -- thank you. but how wonderful. that's fantastic. >> what is it like to hear people say, i am doing this because of you? >> that i love. because when i started, there were no asian american comedians. there were relatively few women comedians. and really very few queer comedians. and so i felt very alone and very isolated. so now that there's so many people who credit me with wanting to do this, i love it. it's my greatest achievement. >> let's talk about this documentary, "outstanding comedy revelation" features lily to tomlin, rosie o'donnell who you've looked up to, eddie izzard, sandra

." >> byron: tonight, the idaho murders.tails about the the gruesome deaths of four idaho college students. >> i think maddie was his target. >> a new book about the case that rocked the tiny college town and stunned the nation. >> david: the investigation into the deaths of four college students at the university of idaho -- >> byron: the family saying bryan kohberger was on edge weeks before the arrest. >> he realizes, my son drives that car. >> byron: his attorneys say he didn't do it. what happens now? >> i believe bryan kohberger did it. can he be convicted in a soofrl? >>> healing appalachia. country star tyler childers headlining the music festival bringing hope to the region devastated by the opioid epidemic. >> it's exciting to see where we started with this festival and what it's turned into. >> byron: an unlikely venue for sobriety and recovery support. >> look for the yellow balloons, the universal symbol for recovery at a stow. >> byron: offering a new lease on life for some. >>> "shake it off." ♪ taylor swift g

larry: byron, you have the last word, always give you the byron donalds. >> byron always gets the lastyron always gets the last word, will mr. trump get in message out tonight, will he get in message out tonight? >> h he will larry, president biden doesn't have a message. i was in the spin room will president trump level personal attacks. contrary, attacks will come from president biden, he has nothing to stand. president trump will focus on what gets our country great again. he will be great tonight, larry. larry: that is the way i see it. he will have a optimistic, positive me h message. whatever biden does, i agree with with you guys, the media says no we have superstar group with both of you. wesley hunt, byron donalds, thank you good luck tonight. president trump will fool people, you heard those two gentlemen, success, unity, optimistic message, wait and see. we have political sharpshooters, marc thiessen, rich lowery, the great kellyanne conway, right here on set. big crowd. lots of company for me. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ the biggest ideas inspire new ones. 30 years ago, state

larry: byron, give you the last word, byron donalds, always get the last word. >> byron gets the lastts the last word. byron, will mr. trump get this message out tonight? will he get this message out tonight? >> he will, larry, simply put. he will be able to do that because joe biden doesn't have the message. i am here in the spin room, i was asked a little while ago, will donald trump level personal attack. i said au contrare the personal attacks come from joe biden because he has nothing else to stand on. donald trump is focused on what it takes to get our country great again. you watch. larry: i see it with a optimistic positive message. whatever biden does, i see it. i agree with you guys. the rest of the media says no. i think you guys have an inside group, superstars, both of you, mr. wesley hunt, mr. byron donalds thank you ever so much for your time. good luck tonight. coming up here on "kudlow," president trump will fool people. you heard those two gentlemen. he will have success, unity, optimistic message, wait and see. anyway we have some political sharpshooters, marc thies

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larry: byron, a couple big thoughts.im crow was in the democratic party for 100 years, let's be serious about that. up until recently unfortunately. there was a democratic senate majority leader a former member of the kkk not so long ago. so people should quit harping on you for that. but the other point i want to make more generically, broadly with you, charles murray, i don't know if you ever read charles murray, smart guy, demographer. bell shape gived give, incidents and growth of welfare state did more harm to marriage and working folks to black and white families. he did have a racial filter, his overall point it affected ault working class families, all middle-class families and it affected them in a very negative way and democrats do not want to look in the mirror to face up to the harm shall we say big government socialism is wreaking on the working folks of this country? >> no, charles murray is correct. it had major impacts with all populations especially people who were at the bottom of the economic ladder. i

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much the same as we heard from congressman byron donalds in his comments regarding jim crow.> i thought his comments were rather incoherent so i'm still trying to process what he was even trying to say. but i think it's, it is alarming, to say that d-day, of any kind of battle, specifically given the fact that it was the reason that we won the war was somehow unnecessary sacrifice and specifically because so many perished in that fight. so i don't quite understand the point he was trying to make. >> let's stay with trump and republicans for a moment. i wonder what your thoughts are on a possible second term. the former president and his allies have spoken about a major expansion of the military, including deploying troops to the border. in order to deal with crime and homelessness, realistic little demonstrations. they have also floated ideas for cutting funding to veteran affairs departments and many privatizing many of its sectors and dismantling programs at the defense department. how much do these policy proposals concern you? >> all of them are deeply concerning. i think

. ♪ >> byron: good evening. thank you for joining us.abc senior national correspondent terry moran joins us now from washington. terry, what can you tell us? >> byron, after years of fighting extradition to the united states, julian assange, the founder of wikileaks has reached an agreement with the justice department. and he is expected to plead guilty to one felony count of conspireing to unlawfully obtain and disseminate classified information. the man wanted for espionage by the united states could soon walk free. >> oh yeah, look at that. right through the windshield. >> reporter: in 2010, massive leak of nearly half a million classified documents and video about the wars in iraq and afghanistan shook the world. >> the battlefield consequences of the release of these documents are potentially severe and dangerous for our troops. >> reporter: the man behind that leak julian assange. his organization wikileaks obtained that classified information from chelsea manning, then an army intelligence analyst in iraq. years later, assange wou

or byron donalds is lying.m to tell people that he knows w read, but if he knows how to read, he could have read the indictment and seen exactly what trump was charged with. campaign-finance fraud. cords is a state crime. but for thet is a felony. that is what trump is charged that is what trump was convicted with by a jury of his peers. the issue of whether or not the supreme court is to weighn his rich coming from republicans who in every other situation like to tell me about federalism. they like to tell me abobyron s. so here we have a states rights situation state's ying new yk state laws to a new york state defendant. all of a sudden because he doesn't like new happened to his particular new york state attendant, now he wants the federal government to come in over the top and overrule a state law proceeding in a state court. in any a republican would say that shouldn't happen. so once againthey want one set r donald trump andis and one set of rules for everybody else. and given byronal histor d he might b

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today byron york.said the president should check his conscience and consult his bishop or his parish week. comes same week when cnn analyst says joe biden is the most christian president in her lifetime. >> abortion turned out to be an issue at the g-7. kind of a collision between american politics and italian politics. there was a final statement from the 2023 g-7 that supported access to abortion. and biden just wanted that the to be repeated in this statement and the new leader of italy did not. and they took the word abortion out. biden had threatened, actually, not sign it if they did that. but they essentially reaffirmed their commitment to last year's statement so they found a diplomatic way out of it but it was really interesting to see how powerful this issue is domestically for joe biden and he takes it to the g-7 as well. >> meantime tomorrow is the big hollywood fundraiser for biden. politico writes the following: next up a star studded june 15th fundraiser in los angeles where late night t

we have a great picture of you and byron donalds smoking cigars and a cognac.tablishment as i understood it. and i guess the controversy here, i want your take on it, that all of the new deal great society spending, did a lot to cause family break up. and make people depend on the government instead of family. fatherless families and so forth can you talk to that a little bit. and what that might mean for a trump presidency or a trump campaign? >> absolutely, byron and i were in philly, w we're bravely going where no republicans have gone in past, going to community and brings the conservative message to the black community, we know that black issues are american issues. it was a nuanced conversation i had with byron, amongst a group of proud black people that want our country back, we're talking about past and nuance of the past and idea how do we get our families back, how to we get a two-parent home, back in the black community, that is when we were most successful, we know is that economics is where it begins. prosperity in our community we had to under pre

let's get at it with byron york. byron, okay. what do you make of press secretary karine jean-pierre saying these videos are cheap videos, disinformation, this is after the foreign press in the uk and italy reported that g-7 leaders were worried about biden's physical and mental condition. byron, we looked at the video. what do you think? >> yeah. well, this is part of kind of a new white house strategy we saw come out last night when we started seeing videos of what had happened in hollywood and a number of people, including a white house spokesman said, this did not happen. maybe you think you're looking at it on video but it just didn't happen, and it's a hard case to make, because clearly, former president obama thought that president biden needed a little help, a little guidance to get off the stage and i think it's very important when you think about this event in hollywood to remember the june teenth episode, just last week at the white house in which president biden seemed to freeze among a number of people who were clapp

byron donalds, listen. >> byron donalds is an incredible guy in.applause] and i notice he happens to be on the list of potential vice president's, would anybody like to see him as a vice president? i noticed your name is very high on the list, that's good, you should be on the list. rachel: i've always liked byron donalds i thought he was an excellent communicator of the american first message, you said the vice president could be an executor. i think of the vice president because i don't think of it as the most important job the president is the president, i think you need a good communicator somebody who can fill in the gaps in terms of messaging for donald trump, donald trump is a certain style, i like it's not everyone's cup of tea but there are other ways of communicating, he is a real organic handle on what it means to be american first and does it very effectively. >> no doubt is going to come down to who donald trump feels comfortable with and what is looking for and in this case it's not somebody who's going to add a lot per se although by

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larry: byron, give you one more shot at it, will joe biden be the nominee?st, jonathan martin said the other day it will take the jaws of life to get joe biden out of the white house. >> that's true. >> he is looking worse and worse and worse. the stuff at the juneteenth ceremony was really concerning i thought. on the other hand there is nothing going on in the democratic party that i know of to get rid of him. larry: yeah. >> everything, all the people who were in charge of everything at the convention, all the people who are in charge of everything at the states, they're all on board with the president. if he is the president of your party it is almost impossible to get rid of him. larry: i get it. i want to. >> people are questioning it. larry: i hear katie raise it. two of the best of the best. i i'm kudlown . i will be right back slipping out of balance into freefall. i'm glad i found stability amidst it all. gold. standing the test of time. ♪ in any business, you ride the line between numbers and people. what's right for the business and what's best f

i'm going to support whatever he does. >> byron thinks that joy reid and i were tough to deal with. wait until he meets kamala harris. but among any of the names being floated around or not, would you think stands the best chance of being selected as trump's running mate? >> well, that depends on what donald trump hopes to get the vice presidential nominee. if you won't support hispanic voters more than he is now, you might select marco rubio. if he wants to make a greater play with african-americans, he may secure tim scott or byron donalds. if you wants to go after the female vote, we simply don't know. he might want to go to somebody like jd vance if he rents to really doubled down on the working class without a college degree vote. that is the maga base. he could move in that direction. it's unclear what trump wants out of this vice president. i suspect it will be a very politically driven selection. of course, the candidate will have to be completely subservient to donald trump, donald trump is probably trying to figure out which candidate, which prospective candidate helps in

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larry: okay byron one shot will joe biden be the nominee.the other winning ticket jaws of life to get joe arden to the white house and everything will is looking for 7 percent worse of the stuff in the juneteenth ceremony was really concerning i thought. on the other hand, there is nothing going on in the democratic party that i know up to get rid of him and every thing at all that the people in charge of everything at the convention all the people in charge of everything in the states something role in forming the president is the prison abuse party come is almost impossible to give it a. larry: i just wanted to check and that's all. okay i'm going to go, to the best of the best and we will bed righ)t back. i understand. that's why at fisher investments we start by getting to know each other. so i can learn about your family, lifestyle, goals and needs, allowing us to tailor your portfolio. (wife) what about commission-based products? (fisher investments) we don't sell those. we're a fiduciary, obligated to act in your best interest. (husba

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byron and i were in philly because we're bravely going where no republicans have gone in the past ande communities and bringing the conservative message to the black community because what we do know is this, is that black issues are american issues. in that conversation it was a very nuanced conversation that i had with byron, amongst a group of proud black people that want our country back. we're talk about the past, we're talking about the nuance of the past and the idea of how do we get our families back? how do we get a two-parent system, two-paint home back in the black community. that is when we were most successful in? we do know economics is where it all began. economic prosperity back in our community and we had that under president trump who was certainly headed in the right direction. the last four years have been a complete disaster for black, brown and all american people. we were having a very nuanced conversation amongst a black crowd, smoking cigars, having cognac. we'll take this message all across the country and other cities just like it, because it is important fo

donalds hosting an inventory congress, cigars tell us about this. >> the point, byron and i trying toact event atlanta next week milwaukee bravely going where republicans generally have not gone before going to the black community we are telling people this. black issues are american issues! everybody wants to secure border, everyone wants lower taxes everyone wants better economy, everyone wants to be safer feel safer what we have not done in the past is go to community and explain it in articulate it in a way, for black community byron and i doing pretty good job president trump in full support what we are doing trying to basically, 25% of black vote if we get 25% black vote mathematically, democrats can't win, that is why you are seeing this shift, shifts in swing states, and byron and i black a very long time almost 80 years almost as long as joe biden has been around if we will take this message articulate it in a way, that is digestible black america to all americans going to have a very successful november we think -- if we can get a little bit more up -- 18th, black male vote

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on tuesday republican congressman byron donalds was in philadelphia for an event aimed at attracting black voters to the trump campaign when byron donalds said this. >> during jim crow the black family was together. during jim crow more black people were conservative -- but more black people voted conservatively, and then acw, lyndon johnson and you go down that road and we are where we are. >> that is a republican congressman and trump surrogate telling voters in a trump state things went down after civil rights began. he spent the last 24 hours trying to clarify those comments including just this evening with my colleague joy reid. we're going to show you how that conversation went and talk about it with joy herself coming up next. it with joy herself coming next number smart bed? i need help with her snoring. sleep number does that. thank you now, save 40% on the sleep number special edition smart bed. plus, free home delivery when you add an adjustable base. shop now at sleepnumber.com >>> today marked another day with nor major decision from the supreme court where we await seve

first, byron donalds is in florida. admitted to be just because they wanted to have somebody black. tim scott has now launched this $14 million outreach effort to minority voters based on what? what black people is he leading into the party? i can't -- i don't want to use a derogatory term for what he's doing, but it's a dance he does for donald trump. he dances for trump. humiliates himself for trump. how is that supposed to bring black people into the republican party? >> that's exactly right. if you remember after the 2012 election, there was supposed to be this exploration of why the republican party is not attracting people of color. look how well that did. it really is >> he is an avatar for what other people are saying, not only internally, but out loud. that is somebody who looks like me is being used to go ahead and promote those kinds of talking points. it is really antithetical, i think, to the people who fought and died on a movement that allowed him to have the kind of marriage that he now celebrates. it is

byron, i was thinking today, do you think biden even knows how bad it is?o you think they even tell him? i, i bet not. i mean he might hear a little bit but i bet they keep it from him because lord knows what he'll do if he freezes, you know, at a fun entertaining event. what would happen if he actually hears the real news. >> well, i think the president has been convinced for quite a while because he said so at a number of events. he believes that he is the one person who can defeat donald trump. he is the one person standing between the america of today and the abyss of trumpism. what was in the axios report must have been worry spell for democrats because it's a bad idea when a president surrounds himself with a really really small insular group of advisors who are all afraid of disagreeing with the president's strategy for fear of being exiled from the group. and the president has decided that this election will be decided on the issue of january 6th and donald trump. now, you were just talking about how many americans are concerned about the economy, a

she's in the house byron donalds, also in the house? ben carson, of course, they close friend of donald trump's. and on from there. so one thing we do know, that one month from today, this person, whoever it is, is likely to give a speech in milwaukee at the republican national convention as the vice presidential nominee jeffrey got, tom cotton also sandi tom cotton also, sorry, i did not see him on the list, yes. senator from arkansas. >> we just had them on state of the union. yes. exactly. and his wife from nebraska, of course. so he is also on the list, but one month from today, there'll be no walkie rascals own jeff's, eleanor. thanks so much. appreciate it. let's bring in our political panel of bring him back to weigh in on this and more, let's stay with the va keep stakes. congressman byron donalds was on the graphic there, a florida and he is not shy about explaining why he would be a good running mate here he is on meet the press. they could listen it's obviously the toughest job, the biggest job, not just in our politics, but

this is congressman byron donalds at the town hall event.hange my mind, not element seven, element six. watch this. >> during jim crow, more black people were not just conservative but more black people voted conservatively. >> the congressman went on with reverend sharpton yesterday and they got into, you know, shouting match with byron donalds saying i didn't say that i'm not going to sit here and have you lie. we just saw that. why -- can you -- >> byron donalds post a video of himself saying that during jim crow over 4000 fathers, brothers, mothers, sisters were lynched. during jim crow, people's rights were taken away from them. during jim crow, black families were terrorized across the south. byron donalds, i don't know what vision -- what version of america he is living but it is not a version many of our parents and grandparents would recognize. >> i want to give a shout out to my colleagues who did a masterful job interviewing him and pointing out all those things. my sound off panel is going to stay with us. don't go anywhere. we a

stuart: we will see, status a quick programming note byron donalds from florida he's going to join artly he was at the meeting with trump annika tells what was discussed but had the pennsylvania, lauren what is the trump campaign doing their i guess or try to win over the latino voters. >> 24 campaign offices one in writing that has the largest latino population in the swing state, this is my favorite part, the former governor of puerto rico who four years ago openly called for the impeachment of donald trump was there to support trump at one of the offices opening. his name is luis, he flipped he is not actively working to bring more latino voters and for truck, if you look at the polling ideas they consistently showed trump is ahead of biden by two points but that's it that's within the margin of error. stuart: he's campaigning hard in pennsylvania, david axelrod criticized by this campaign for focusing on what they call trump start to democracy, what else did he have to say. >> david axelrod said it's elitist and pizza party of out of touch. watch this. >> if you are talking about

florida congressman byron donalds will be with us. >>> but we start with breaking news tonight out of israel where four hostages are receiving medical attention in tel-aviv hours after being rescued in gaza by israeli security forces. and eight months after being kidnapped by hamas at an israeli musical festival on october 7th, president biden earlier today in paris applauded the rescue alongside french president emmanuel macron. >> before i begin my remarks, i want to echo president macron's comments welcoming the safe rescue for hostages that were returned to their families in israel. we won't stop working until all the hostages come home and a ceasefire is reached. that is essential to happen. >> that was president biden -- that was president biden alongside of president macron in france, but first let's go to the breaking news out of israel earlier today with emotional moments as four hostages were reunited with family after being rescued during a daytime raid in sen etral gaza. the hostages were all held captive for nearly 250 days. we go to nbc's foreign correspondent matt bradl

byron donalds was in philadelphia for an event aimed at attracting black voters to the trump campaignsaid this. >> during jim crow, the black family was together. during jim crow, more black people were not just conservative, they have always been conservative minded but more black people voted conservatively. and hew, lyndon johnson. now we are where we are. >> that is a republican congressman and a trump surrogate telling people that things went downhill after jim crow ended and the civil rights era began. byron donalds has spent the last 24 hours trying to clarify those comments with my colleague joy reid. we will talk about that conversation and how it went with joy coming up next. with joy coming up next. developed with vets. made from real meat and veggies. portioned for your dog. and delivered right to your door. it's smarter, healthier pet food. what causes a curve down there? is it peyronie's disease? will it get worse? how common is it? who can i talk to? can this be treated? stop typing. start talking to a specialized urologist. because it could be peyronie's disease, or pd

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byron york. he did watch the whole thing. it is long. the white house is playing the blame game trying to dismissal of those unedited videos with this. >> i think you all have called this the cheap fakes video. that's exactly what they are. cheap fakes video. they are done in bad faith. the right wing critics of the president have a credibility problem because of the fact checkers have repeatedly caught them pushing misinformation. >> harris: well, you could have guessed it. many in the legacy media are using some of those white house run liners to run cover for the president. what other reason would it be? >> there is a growing and insidious trend in right wing media to take selectively edited videos of president biden to cast doubt on president biden's fitness for office. >> they claimed the videos are unedited and promise to keep posting them. >> a lie. >> we've been worried about a.i. deepfakes to trick people into believing something false. cheap fakes are just distorted out of context videos. what's what the biden campaign is worri

elizabeth: byron york good to see you. >> thank you, liz.lizabeth: now, joining us congresswoman ashley hinson. okay, ashley, congresswoman, it's great to see you with. this story, both attorney general merrick garland and fbi director christopher wray testified that terror threats in the u.s. have grown. fbi director wray specifically cited the border crisis in his testimony. we found government data, cbp data, in that about 1700 illegal aliens with links to terrorism were caught illegally crossing, that they were caught either merchandise the u.s. interior or just inside the u.s. border, but they were caught. this is since fiscal 2020. border officials say they're worried about this. also the 11.9 million gotways -- 1.9 million. do you see the biden white house's hair on pyre over this? [laughter] >> a lot of things are on fire over at the biden white house, and you can always call me ashley. thanks for having me on your show. nobody believes in arsonists when they say they're putting out the fire, and think that's exactly what zero eking

congressman byron donalds forces morning, congressman. thank you very much for your time. i really appreciate it all right. the rules for tonight's debate could play a pretty significant role in how this plays out. there's gonna be no audience in the studio for the 90 minute debate. candidates will have two minutes for their answers in a minute for rebuttal or follow up questions and each candidates microphone will be turned on only when it is their turn to speak green light on each of the podiums. we'll let the candidates know when their microphone is live. we want to show you exactly what that will look and sound like. watch so let's say i'm answering a question. my light is green and i'm speaking feels microphone is off and his green lights are not illuminated. he's going to interrupt me as i'm speaking. and this is what it will sound like. my volume remains constant while fills interruption can be difficult to understand so a poor fill mattingly, it is important to note that cnn shared that demonstration and all the rules with the campaign teams and both sides did agre

that's byron donalds florida congressman and trump surrogate and contender for the republican party'smike pence walked away and said no thank you. never, no now. not going to do it. this guy now seemingly pining for a time when black americans were actually literally second class citizens in america. i asked last night whether he getted saying the things and expressing a sentiments. byron insisted he never said or insinuated anything like nostalgia for the jim crow era an argument made more difficult by the fact that his comments were recorded on tv and we all said what he said. under jim crow the family was together and on and on. house minority leader hakeem jeffries took exception to the communities. here's his response on the house floor. >> mr. speaker it has come to my attention a so-called leader made the factually inaccurate statement that black folks were better off during jim crow. that's an outlandish and outrageous and out of pocket observation. we would not better off when a young boy named emmett till could be brutally murdered without consequence because of jim crow. we

voters to the trump campaign, and byron donalds said this. >> through jim crow, the black family wasg jim crow, more black people were not just conservative, white people have always been conservative minded, but more black people voted conservatively and hew, lyndon johnson, and going down that road, now we are here. >> that is a republican congress meant telling a crowd of black voters in a key swing state that things really went downhill after jim crow ended in the civil rights era began. now byron donalds has spent the last 24 hours trying to clarify those comments, including just this evening with my colleague, joy reed. we are going to show you how that conversation went and talk about it with joy herself, coming up next help your party set-up pop, and new things to help you fall in love with your family room again. when you want one-of-a-kind items to give your home a little refresher... etsy has it. zevo is made with essential oils which attack bugs' biological systems. it wipes cleanly, plus is safe for use around people and pets. gotcha. zevo. people-friendly. bug-deadly. t

byron donalds, they have attacked j.d.ey have attacked not doug burgum but elise stefanik. they are going after -- marco rubio as well. they are going after all the people that they feel like could invite more voters into the republican party. >> brian: i always look at the sunday shows. that's where the president gets his auditions because he wants them to go into hostile territory and see how it's done. byron donalds i watched last night about 10:00 because of the comments he made about jim crow and that period of time was better for the black family as brutal as it was with segregation. i watched him go in there, go to battle for it. talked about republicans and historically democrats were the ones with segregation and jim crow. i thought he was brilliant. marco rubio is a saber tooth tiger in there and tom cotton has three straight weeks in a row taking the fire and givings it back. and left all three hosts flabbergasted and marco rubio really understands him. i don't think he can go wrong with any of them. i think all

. >> there was an interview with byron york.e's what byron said about not having an audience for this debate. quote, you have no audience to read. to me, the the audience is easier because it's telling you what is going on indirectly with applause or not applause. this room is a sterile, dead room, which i guess is what they want. this is going to be interesting. we've all watched donald trump and how he feeds off a crowd reaction from people. even when i've seen him, and von, you know this when you're in a scrum with a bunch of people around him. he feeds off that energy of the crowd. i'm wondering what you make of his comments and what you're expecting from that tomorrow night. >> well, look, i sort of feel like he gave away how he, his version of populism which is, he waits to see what gets applause and then he doubles down and says it. like he needs an instant poll. in a weird way, that's what he's admitting. i need a poll to find out if that's a good line or a bad line, working or not working. so i think it says more about

byron donaldson is an incredible guy. [applause] an incredible guy. i notice he happens to be on the list of potential vice presidents would anyone like to see him as a vice president? [applause] i noticed your name and that's good you should be on the list too. congressman john and james my friend is something special. [cheering] [applause] thank you john very much great job you are doing by the way i heard you have no trouble you're going to breeze right through it and you should because you've done a fantastic job at former secretary might really good friend for a long time ben carson doctor ben carson. [cheering] [applause] there is a man, he worked very hard no scandal, there was no scandal with ben. for years it was perfect, he did a great job we love it been a special person in kandy, the whole family. thank you, ben, for being here appreciate it. a man has the mojo is going to be a very great senator. taking off like a rocket he is leading in all of the polls he is going to be something very, very special mike rogers, mike thank you very much.

. >> my guests this morning, republican congressman byron donalds, a potential trump running mate. and democratic congressman ro cana, a top biden surrogate. peace at any price? russian president vladimir putin responds to the new u.s.-ukraine security agreement with a cease-fire offer that includes sweeping demand for ukrainian territory. >> you cannot wait us out. you cannot divide us. we'll be with ukraine until they prevail in this war. >> is the cost too high? joining me are nbc news washington correspondent yamihsh alsendor, jonathan martin of "politico," stephanie murphy, and mark short, former chief of staff to vice president mike pence. welcome to sunday, it's "meet the press." >> from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with kristen welker. >> good morning, and happy father's day. i'm peter alexander in for kristen welker. with the presidential debate just 11 days away, the two men who will face off on stage are aggressively gearing up for the general election. former president trump on capitol hill for the firs