eva. >> byron.re here in orlando and we are starting to see the more powerful winds and downpour from hurricane milton. when you look at the track of where this hurricane is headed, it's going to be just south of orlando, which puts us on the dirty side of the storm, meaning we are going to be getting all of that rain. it is going to be very wet here as someone said, it's like a fire hose turned on in the area, and this area was getting prepared for that. they drained some of the lakes to make space for the water. they've also encouraged people, if they're in low lying areas to park their cars in parking garages. the city opening up those parking garages, allowing people to park there for free. the worst of this weather is going to be over. orlando. as we wake up in the morning, we will be keeping an eye on that. byron. >> eva thank you. victor oquendo joins us from sarasota on the phone just minutes from where milton first made landfall. victor. >> byron we are on the backside of the hurricane and

byron: that's right. mr.i think you actually set up a meeting with bobby kennedy and the whole group. you have the same fervor that he has, so i think it might be very interesting for all of you. >> thank you. i would love that. mr. trump: thank you. [applause] byron: we have with us jim, the president of the police officers association right here in michigan. he has been in law enforcement here for decades. tell us about your concerns about public safety, not just in michigan, and tell us also about what it really means to have support for police officers and when that support is not here, how it demoralizes the police force. >> thank you, congressman. pleasure to be with you, sir. we have been endorsing you every single time and we will continue to and will never be out of your corner. we represent about 13,000 police in michigan, about three quarters of the group. i don't know anybody here that would want to live or invest or work in a town where they are not safe. no matter what you do money-wise, no matt

let's get back to byron york fox news contributor.ion which you said might be one of the most pronounced we've ever seen. it is interesting because when you look at the kamala harris raleigh hyatt don't have an easy time finding a man in that tableau behind her. the campaigns i think generally pick the people who are going to be there. they want to sort of pick the image the cameras are going to see. i think that is really interesting and hats are off to barbara my floor director who notice that tonight. >> you are right spirit campaigns you spend a lot of time there careful and assembling the backdrop. the camera backdrop for when the candidate speaks for the trump rally you see a lot of maga hats. and you are right. there are a lot of women supporters of kamala harris. the gender gap is not going to go away. they're slightly more women than men who vote in presidential elections. if she is going to win she's going to do extremely well and has to make sure there is a bigger gender gap for her than there is a man gender gap for donald

what is this campaign shift as you read it, byron?lectorate in 20220 the was catholic -- 2020, and joe biden, who is himself catholic, won by 52 2-47%. now we have the best polling i've just seen from pew has donald trump a aahead 52-47 over kamala harris. it's not a good idea to alienate anybody, especially in a really large group that you need. as far as the momentum in the election, i think we have seen, oh, in the past 10 days now a shift in the polls toward trump, especially in the national polls. and what that suggests is that there's almost kind of a resting normal for this race, and that's with donald trump with a really small but clear lead. if you remember after joe biden drops out, there's this huge boost, this bump, this sugar high for kamala harris. about when it's beginning to wear off comes the convention. she gets another week of celebration, and there's another bump for her. it keeps her up a little bit. and then when that's about the wear off comes the debate. donald trump has a really bad debate. she's not that grea

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let's bring back byron york fox news contributor.ant to put up the real clear politics average of the battleground states for art control room this is number three on our list. at looks, at least moment in time looks pretty good for donald trump. he is up in arizona, georgia, up by a tenth of a point in wisconsin. he is up in michigan and up in pennsylvania. do you think that really reflects the state of the race right now? >> what you say about a race in which one it candidate leads the other by one tenth of one percentage point? it's really hard to make a lot of assumptions about that. on the other hand he is up in every single one of them. does that indicate a slight lead in all the states? we know harris still has a slight lead nationally but not sure completely what that means for this a lot of republicans and some democrats think that even if harris has a two or three percentage point lead nationally that means trump is probably going to do well there is an electoral college advantage some republican candidates have there. it's

>> harold: i think, i like byron donalds. we have met. i disagree with him totally here.e joe biden at all for inflation, just like i don't blame donald trump when covid happened. he didn't bring covid, and joe biden was only trying -- and this is not blaming donald trump -- but once covid happen, our country went into a tailspin. joe biden spent money and donald trump spent monday. spends lots to ensure, don't forget, we were all sitting at home, didn't know how they were going to make a living, how they were going to play their employees, how they were going to buy things for their kids. we did it all right? no. the bat we took, it was president trump who gave us operation work speed and huge investments in the country, making sure businesses could stay open, pay their employees. two, joe biden doing what he did. now want to talk about inflation. there is one thing that every economist, i don't care which side of the aisle they have been on, which school they have went to over the years, democrat, republican, conservative, libertarian, liberal, one thing they all agree

friend in the first minute, byron? minute. after the debate, chris lacavida, trump's co dashcam pain manager was in the spin room and i said what were some key moments and he said the first 20 seconds and i said wow what's that? he said well, the first question was about the chaos erupting in the world. it was a very important grave serious sort of issue to be raised, and walz was there nervous, fidgeting, not very focused, and -- larry: like a little bit of this. >> he had a bit of a deer in the headlights look about him so he said that is just not the look of a confident man that you want to be, president of the united states. larry: and j.d. vance's answers were, i mean, went through his personal history for example, which surprised some people, but he got it done quickly, and i think on the iran question, i think that was one of the first questions or might have been the first question. walz just gave some word salad thing. i don't remember what he said. vance said, this is about attacking, vance said it's up to is

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winner first byron. >> my winner is spacex.w the landing of its big booster, it was caught by those chop sticks on the landing pad in texas, just an incredible, incredible effort. really fantastic. my loser, as you reported earlier in the show, cuba. making an effort to save electricity amid shortages now power's gone out for the whole place. it's all dark, it's a system that has not worked for more than 60 years. >> bret: jessica winner and loser. >> my winner is jimmy carter. he made it to a hundred but what he really wanted to do was make it to the first day of early voting in georgia so he could cast his vote for kamala harris and thank you for using a lively picture. i can't look at that almost dead picture that is everywhere usually in the press. my loser, if you want to, is for terrorist sympathizers everywhere. the idf was able to eliminate senwar the head of hamas and actually this actually goes beyond this week, they have been on a hot streak taking out terrorist heads from hezbollah to hamas and it sounds like there

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byron, i want to start with you on this. this is still a hot story. seven days old.n the retaping of it occurred never seen anything like it. >> other cbs reporters have said there's nothing wrong with putting out the raw material and raw ta tapes and un-docketterred tapes and -- undoctored tapes and this thing can't go unanswered. i guess, cbs is trying to stay in the basement and not be hurt again and, byron, this is a big issue here and doing that, you lose the first amendment all together and what's good for the goose is bad for the gandlerer. how about that for a replay? >> ewe know this campaign is heavily scripted and everything she's done has been focused, growned, and te te tested and te run through two or three iterations and questions asked about air positive gainer two and not making herself available for anything and all been a failure. yeah, we called cbs and they should do the right thing and at least release the transcript and as far as i'm concerned uned sited video and not just ask -- unedited video and not asking to be an actress and she's asking t

two great guests america's governor, governor desantis representative at byron donald.o them, biden kamala harris, blinken, sullivan the four stooges. they should be ashamed of themselves they should be embarrassed. they should be apologizing to benjamin netanyahu the state of israel and the american people. why? because something fantastic happened last week. despite the fact that the biden/harris regime did everything they could to prevent that, despite the fact the whole western world did everything they could to prevent it. what am i talking about? this entire episode is demonstrated that the western world whether it is europe, the united states, under this current regime has lost its moral clarity. has lost its moral courage. has turned on its own founding principles and belief system this is quite simple but there's nothing complicated about it. terrorists who invaded israel unprovoked specifically targeting babies, children, teenagers, women, men, with the most monstrous genocidal tactics to kill them, to humiliate them, rape them, decapitate them, burn them aliv

larry: byron york writes, vance crushed walz and the debate was eve in the first minute, byron york isy on set. chief political correspondent washington examiner, fox news contribute or, long time friend. >> if nurs first minute, after the debate, trump's co cocom p -- >> he said, the first question, was about the chaos erupting in the world, a very important grave serious sort of issue to be raised. and walz was there nervous, fidgeting, not very focused. and. larry: he was like a little bit -- >> he had a deer in headlight look, he said, that is just not the look of a confident man you want to be president of united states. larry: and jd vance answers were -- went through his personal history for example. that surprised some people, he got it done quickly. and i think on the iran question, i think that was one of the first questions. it might have been the first. walz gave some word salad thing, i don't know what me said. vvance said, up to israel. that was a great answer. up to israel. not, ceasefires, and this and the biden stuff. and all of the appeasement, it is up to israel. >>

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larry: byron some advice for j.d. vance? i mean, actually feel free to give advice for governor walz also but i have a sense you'd prefer to give it to vance. >> oh, no i'm not going to give governor walz any advice and this is piggyback off senator barrasso, there are democrats in the house standing by israel. the problem is the democrat leadership does not and the democrat leadership in the house and i would argue probably in the senate as well definitely in the white house, they are playing this dance of how much do they want to support israel, are they going to lose votes in the election, so they are playing politics with global affairs that could lead us into world war iii. it's a very dangerous place so my advice for senator vance tonight is to explain that very clearly to the american people, that democrat leadership, kamala harris included, they do not want to actually stand firm for israel because they are more concerned about their votes in michigan and minnesota. that is not the level of presidential leadership we

byron, a big deal.ails yet, but seems like a win for the union at 62% wage increase, if it all locks in at that but, more importantly, it doesn't affect the economy directly. it doesn't seem, before novembe. >> and it's a big deal for the campaign, too, as well. because i think this was -- this was shaping up, this longshoreman's strike, which could easily have lasted until election day, as a really major disruptive force. and a sense -- something that gives the voters a sense of chaos under joe biden and kamala harris, who, by the way, were on the side of the strikers. so, in addition to this terrible sort of slow motion tragedy unfolding after hurricane he had lane and the administration's sluggish response to that, a devastating strike would just be about the worst thing politically that could happen and now it looks like it's just gone away. >> bret: yeah. julia, thoughts on this? politically, really? >> yeah. look, i mean i'm sure that democrats are somewhat breathing a sigh of relief. had you repu

[cheers and applause] byron: mr. president, we also have a friend of ours, former member of congress, mike rogers, running for the united states senate. you heard from law enforcement in the state of michigan. what are your thoughts about the support for law enforcement in the state of michigan, and, frankly, you are going to be a united states senator pretty soon. that's what people tell me. thoughts about the country as well. >> as my mom would say, from your lips to god's ears. people, lighten up, you are here with the next president of the united states. [applause] not only do we have 700 fewer officers, we are 5000 officers short across the state of michigan. the president talked about qualified immunity for police officers that the democrats have been chipping away and chipping away. that does not mean you don't get charged if you commit a crime. it means if you are doing your job, they cannot take your house. people are making the decision every day in this state about not going into the business or getting ou

larry: byron, i think that katie is on target. kamala harris is throwing punches, wildly, hoping some small w-- something will land, so far nothing nas land, they have spental most twice as much money as donald trump. what to you do with democrats who now mentioning donald trump favor abily in their ads, sherrod brown, bob casey, i got 6. then i'll add robert kennedy and tulsi gabbard. good enough for government work. you see my point. if they are wantiing to be with trump, what happened to 4eu9hitler and fascism and nonsense, i am saying nobody is listening to her, this worse than d desperation. >> in pennsylvania for example, casey has an ad said she, bob casey sided against the joe biden and with donald trump. to preserve fracking. this is that is what they are doing. i think that this is the end result of an empty campaign this happened on an accelerated basis it would have come in course of a langua a long premier campaign, it was a moment in cnn town hall. a political science professor gets up and asked kamala harris if you

i am going to getting my grants out, byron donalds also a trump surrogate great to see you.o much for being here. >> good to be with you. >> i don't understand why kamala harris is coming out with a separate plan for black men. what about black women what about white men white women asians jews? why a plan partly because what barack obama said run that sound bite of barack obama first i want to show because i want to get congressman a byron donalds opinion on itbreak last week. >> we have not yet seen the same kinds of energy, and turnout, in all quarters of our neighborhoods, and i also want to say that that seems with the votes, coming up with all kinds of reasons excuses. i have been -- with it because part of it makes me think, speaking to men directly part of it makes me think that well, you deserve feeling the idea of having a woman as president -- >> what do you think is that what it is he claims the brothers are not with kamala because uncomfortable with a woman in white house. >> maria every time i see that clip it pisses me off kamala harris has gone not done anyth

ladies and gentlemen, my name is congressman byron donalds.ave the privilege of representing the state of florida, but it's my pleasure to make sure everyone is welcome to engineering design services right here in metro detroit. [cheers and applause] we are going to have a fantastic roundtable with citizens of metro detroit. we will talk about the policies and issues that really hurt the american people from the kamala harris-joe biden administration, and the guest of honor, the end of the hour, the next president of the united states, donald j. trump, will be with us. [cheers and applause] mr. trump: thank you very much. thank you. it's an honor to be with you. we are doing very well in the polls, getting very big numbers. they are getting much better even than anticipated, so i don't know what that means. that is a pull in itself. the early voting seems to be even far bigger than we thought, and we had great expectations. people are not loving her, and why should she? she did not show up for the big catholic event. this has not happened in d

we have another warrior, byron donalds. [applause] another great warrior. where is byron? great guy. all great people. congressional candidate who is doing really well, to any weed -- tony weed. thank you, tony. [applause] tony, you are doing well. he is a winner? and my son-in-law michael who has helped us so much of this campaign. he is great and i want to thank him. i want to thank his father, chairman of the wisconsin republican party. brian shimming. while obama, have you been good, brian. i got to watch his speech on the plane. i had a choice. what the speech. i delayed the garbage truck. you were fantastic. we are doing well, we are going to win mr. chairman, right? thank you. great job. in conclusion, here are the facts. kamala is a radical left marxist rated even worse than crazy bernie sanders or even pocahontas herself. [laughter] she destroyed our economy. she was an original creator of the defund the police movement. anybody who wants to defund the police even one week or one day or even one second is not worthy of being president of the united states. [laught

bring in byron donalds.sman, i'm mott sure people even expected this, that it would get to this level of kamala harris. people on social media saying it looks like it's out of hbo tv satire vp. this is what people and voters are saying. >> well, we're going through our stuff with former responding to hurricane milton and we're going to work through it but what the last thing you immediate orchis tractions from kamala harris or might be trying to get their campaign on track is really been a really i cans respectful to all the work what's been happening. these storms come through and we're not guilty republican or democrat, we're florideans and making sure everyone gets the help they need. seeing constant attempt to put yourself in the middle and a situation with no role or part in it. it's really unfortunate for a i cans traction and discussion and my district has been through hurricane ian and kamala harris never came or enimaged with any of my local officials or myself during hurricane ian. hurricane idalia

byron donalds great to see you in new york city, stick around.f kennedy junior is praising donald trump for his plan to fund his own transition. can you tell me why trump is funding his own transition. >> he can get a head start, by refusing the federal funding trump can start getting his team in place pretty early. >> normally the transition team is not created until november 6 because gao the general counting order office pays for the transaction team. trump said i'm not going to do it this time i'm not going to do it their way i'm going to start my own transition team three months early, you private donors who funded. >> trump is been president before and he told joe rogan in the podcast a mistake he made in his first term was putting people in position that he later regretted. doing everything early, all in place not waiting for the government for the official running of things helps them avoid making a potential mistake again. jevity other reason in mind. >> the mistakes made last time having brooke rollins and howard howard.net all the peop

we're so thrilled to be joined by the incredible florida representative byron.hank you so much, byron, for being here. he's actually headed to detroit as we speak. we're thrilled to be joined by the great state representative bill. where's bill? bill,

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so i don't know what we'll do if it doesn't pass in. >> byron anser hassan, abc seven news. >> san jose mayor matt mehan got some strides in this morning. he took the part in a walk to and bike to school day. the mayor walked to kipp collegiate high school to highlight the newly improved route to campus. students there worked with city hall to pass an ordinance creating an rv buffer zone, moving oversize vehicles farther away. >> students told us they felt unsafe. they had had break ins, drug paraphernalia, just a lot of challenges just getting on and off campus. and we have a responsibility for ensuring that all of our young people feel safe going to school. >> right now, the rv buffer zone is a pilot program with kipp collegiate and two other schools. but mayor mehan says san jose hopes to expand it citywide once there's enough money in the budget to provide more resources for those living in rvs. >> san francisco mayor london breed and other city officials are celebrating the grand opening of a new 100% affordable housing project on treasure island this afternoon. a ribbon cutting ce

byron, are you surprised there was no answer for that question?he candidate herself could not come up with an answered to the question. >> ainsley: true. >> look, is the basic dilemma. of the marist campaign trying to run as the change candidate but she is the incumbent. if you remember in the bret baier interview what you turning the page from? donald trump. she wants to make clear she is turning the page from the guy who served before joe biden and kamala harris. >> ainsley: only two weeks away. hard to believe this. is down to the wire. and they are neck and neck if you look at polls. if you ask people who is going to win and everyone says i really don't know. you know, they hope their side wins. but no one is really sure. if you watch the way they are campaigning now, you have kamala harris getting the bigwigs out there, the celebrities out there. she's had lizzo, usher, the obamas are going to campaign. >> geraldo: next week. she is going to sit down with liz cheney. i don't know if that hurts or helps her. look at donald trump. she sat mcdon

it's too complicated, byron let's move on. >> we can't have that conversation. what have you been talking about all this trump is hitler stuff and what you saw last night are directly related. i think the shift to these attacks on trump is a direct result of her failure to prove to voters that she is a substantive candidate. all successful presidential candidates have to prove this in the course of their campaign, she began with a sugar high of wildly favorable media coverage. she moved on. she did not offer any more than a bear bones idea of what she would do as president. she had chances to prove her substance. media interviews, the bret baier interview here on fox. the 60 mince interview and last "60 minutes"interview and last e the last chance the cnn town hall. there was a moment at the town hall last night in which a friendly questioner asked her if you could accomplish one major policy goal with congress, what would it be? she did not have an answer to the question. she talked and talked but could not answer what her top policy goal would be. so, this is,

. >> laura: there was a point, byron and it was good he did this, anderson cooper asked about tax policy is pretty important in economy is the number one issue and the country. this is how it went. >> there is going to be a parody around what the richest people pay in terms of thayer texas. >> if you are earning 500,000,s $600,000 your taxes go? v >> we can't haveer this conversation without knowing it is a complicated situation, right? >> laura: that is why she wants to be president because she can master very complicated situations in fact patterns but it is too complicated, byron, let's move on. >> we camp at conversation, too complicated.tler what you talk about this hitler stipend last night are directlyt rurelated these attacks on trump is a direct result of her failure to prove to voters she is a substantive candidate and all successive presidential candidates have to prove this in the courts have their campaign. she began with a sugar highmove wildly favorable media coverages she moved on and did not offer any more than bare-bones idea of what she would do as president. she had c

. >> florida republican congressman byron donalds joins us live on the state of the race with just three weeks to go >> a live look at new york city on this tuesday morning and good morning, everyone. i'm kasie hunt. it's wonderful to be with you. we are if you can believe it, just 21 days out from election day early voting begins today in one of the critical swing states, georgia former president bill clinton in the last democrat before joe biden to flip that state blue campaign in the peach state for kamala harris yesterday you have to realize it is literally possible that's the whole election could be decided. here it is possible there are there are seven states where are the election is too close to call one of them know, is perhaps more important than the rest. both kamala harris and donald trump campaigned in pennsylvania yesterday. harris going after trump for his recent comments referring to some americans as quote enemies from within donald trump is increasingly unstable and unhinged that's what he's looking for. he wants to send the military after american citizens so there's h

. >> i have just one question for florida congressman byron donald since you have thoughts about what you will or will not be told to do or not to do, how about being brought on stage immediately after a speaker who used this music in his introduction. ♪ i wish i was in a land ♪ >> in case you can't quite make that out, that's elvis presley's take on dixieland, look away, look away, look away. all that old time racist nostalgia. the moment that really set the tone for the entire night came at the start from comedian and podcaster tony hinchcliff. >> these latinos, they love making babies, too. just know that. they do. they do. there's no pulling out. they don't do that. they come inside, just like they did to our country. i don't know if you guys know this, but there's literally a floating island of garbage in the middle of the ocean right now. yeah, i think it's called puerto rico. >> the trump campaign now says his remarks which were vetted by the campaign and loaded into the prompter, do not reflect the views of donald trump or the campaign. but if that were the case, i mean, none

is it felix vale or byron de la beckwith or. regale us with one of your oh, and i'm sure many people have heard it in there. oh, they probably heard it, but i'll just worth hearing again. well, i. i guess i'll back up, but i'm okay. i'm trying to think where to start it. but anyway, don't know if you're like me, but if someone tells me i can't have something i want like a million times worse. anybody else like that. and a few people. so there's something in mississippi. the mississippi sovereignty commission, which was the state segregationist spy agency run by the governor and, all those were sealed by the mississippi legislature or voted to seal those for 50 years, like. 183,000 pages of records. when i found that out, my first thought was, yeah, there's something in there. legislature wouldn't be selling for 50 years. so i began to of sources access the files meaning the latent files and what they showed at the same time state of mississippi was prosecuting byron de la beckwith for the murder of medgar evers. this other arm o

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, but this is someone who knows a harry kane very well, scoring a lot of goals under thomas tuchel byronich leaving at the end of the season, this is someone who has no problem in going toe to toe head—to—head with the board doing that at chelsea and it cost him with hisjob doing that at chelsea and it cost him with his job with some disagreements but this is a guy who won the champions league with chelsea in just a year at stamford bridge at 20 when he gets manchester city against the great pep guardiola who was in the mix for this england job. there are some reports thomas tuchel open discussions with the fa as far back as july, but it may explain also lee ca rlsey's july, but it may explain also lee carlsey's uncertainty or bribes dealing with the media in terms of wanting the job himself on a permanent basis, in an awkward situation he was in an awkward situation he was in potentially he knew this tuchel news coming. 51 years old, tuchel, the third non—english manager to manage the national team after span york erickson and fabio carvalho in the first german born manager to manage en

i want to bring in florida congressman byron donalds with me this morning.ot of clout in the black community, but he got at lot of pushback from that podcast host. doesn't he have clout in the black community? >> some, but the truth is, is that it's waning and that's because democrat policy has not only been disastrous for america, it's been disastrous for black families and black people across america. stu, when the price of food is massively up well over 20%, the price of fixing your used car is up over 50%, when massive illegal immigration -- which barack obama supports, which kamala harris wants, which joe biden did -- when it's devastating communities in every state in our country, black people are looking at that as well and saying, this is nuts. why would we do this to ourselves? we need a change. and because kamala harris can't even answer a question, i mean, last night was a debacle, and because barack obama's running out there basically saying just vote for her 'cuz she's black, black people are saying, no, dude, i'm thinking about my pocketbook, i

here with me now, from florida is congressman byron donalds, a supporter of donald trump. we've a lot to get to. i want to start with your state of florida hurricane milton devastated your the state generally and parts of your district as well. president biden is in florida today. how was your community doing >> we need power to be restored. i know work crews in a different power companies are working around the clock to do that there are people in my district, but i know throughout florida who took on flooding in their homes so they're in a process now of having to get the mac out of their houses and try to rebuild for some of what my residents they just finished rebuilding from hurricane ian two years ago and now they have to restart that process so that's that's very devastating for those families and we're going to be with them every step of the way in terms of just restoration for southwest florida in particular, once we get power back on throughout the entire county, well, we'll finish to rebuilding process once again. >> well, congressman, as you were just talking a

we have another warrior, byron donalds. [applause] another great warrior. where is byron?great people. congressional candidate who is doing really well, to any weed -- tony weed. thank you, tony. [applause] tony, you are doing well. he is a winner? and my son-in-law michael who has helped us so much of this campaign. he is great and i want to thank him. i want to thank his father, chairman of the wisconsin republican party. brian shimming. while obama, have you been good, brian. i got to watch his speech on the plane. i had a choice. what the speech. i delayed the garbage truck. you were fantastic. we are doing well, we are going to win mr. chairman, right? thank you. great job. in conclusion, here are the facts. kamala is a radical left marxist rated even worse than crazy bernie sanders or even pocahontas herself. [laughter] she destroyed our economy. she was an original creator of the defund the police movement. anybody who wants to defund the police even one week or one day or even one second is not worthy of being president of the united states. [laughter] kamala wants

they're not paying attention to her, byron. >> i think this is an end result of an empty campaign and it happened on accelerated basis and a lot of stuff would have come up in the course of long primary campaign, which the democrats chose not to have. but a moment last night when a political science professor orgeat us up and asked kamala harris if you could acquire only one congressional goal with action, what would it be and why? harris didn't have an answer. a top priority, she had nothing to say and talked a long time, but she had absolutely nothing to say. i think what has happened is in this brief truncated accelerated campaign, the vo voters have sed there's a bit of emptiness at the core of the harris campaign and moved out real bare boned agenda and doesn't seem to be working and had some press scrutiny with bret baier and 60 minutes and with the town hall on cnn last night but it was really shown to be an empty vessel here and somehow we got to hitler. the dnc has a mobile hitler truck going to circle trump's event this evening in las vegas. larry: that's really something. >