chaney or taylor swift.t country did taylor swift get us to invade? >> it doesn't mean they agree. we won't take their foreign policy decisions and implement those. we are going to take their -- >> jesse: she sat down with telemundo and looked 2 faced. >> right now we are talking about border security and there is no democrat talking about pathway to citizenship and immigration relief. >> i am. >> and benefits migrants bring to the country. >> but there is no question that migrants bring -- america is a country that was built in part by immigrants who have -- >> we are talking about mass deportations. >> i'm not talking about anything other -- >> what is your stand there? >> we need smart, humane immigration policy in america that includes a pathway to citizenship. >> jesse: so she went from tough girl touring the border with agents to mass amnesty. telemundo had to interrupt her almost as much as bret baier. >> folks suggest you are having shortcomings with latinos, specifically latino men. why do you think

. >> 60 minutes >> it was wise to have liz cheney, who the chaney family is still evil but it was very have her there because we saw nicky haley get up to one third of the conservative republican vote in cities in the republican primaries. that's why we saw liz cheney on that stage this week. how many years have we seen the chaneys, love to see the gop punish cheney for telling lies, they punish liz cheney for telling the truth but she's creating information structure for older republicans who don't feel right about this racist clown to go ahead and vote for a democrat. >> i'll tell you what i think is going to happen is she's going to go on 60 minutes and if it goes any better than fine he's going to go out the next day, maybe even at night, and do something crazy, say something awful, and steal all the headlines because the thing that he knows best -- >> talking about eating dogs and cats. >> gobble up the attention economy and take eyes off her. >> that's exactly what he did after she clearly cleaned his clock in the debate. even cats and dogs. >> water campaigns is, the more people

. >> reporter: so, that threat that liz chaney just talked about we've been reminded of that threat over over again, mostly by trump. trump continues to talk about going after who he refers to as the enemy from within. he's been given plenty of times to walk it back. but he doesn't. he keeps repeating it. because he believes the people inside the country that he wants to represent is bigger than anyone outside of it. one of the people trump keeps calling out as his enemy happens to be my first guest tonight. congressman schiff. >> i always say, we have two enemies we have the outside enemy then we have the enemy from within. and the enemy from within in my opinion is more dangerous than china, russia and all these countries. but the thing that's harder to handle are these lunatics that we have. adam schiff. to atthink he's going to be senator. >> they're communists and fascists. i use a guy like adam schiff because they made up the russia hoax. >> adam shifty schiff. he's a crooked guy. he's going to be a senator now. can you believe it. >> but again he's a political opponent of yours. h

. >> the thing is this, we can have policy differences with kamala, with liz chaney, we are not at ant right now to be talking about policy differences. this is not about economic difference because we are not running against a normal human being. we are running against donald trump. >> trace: there you go. not a normal human being. some demon from some outer space region. it's unbelievably crazy and demeaning. >> yeah and i mean this just shows how much of a panic mode the democrats and the media are in. they repeatedly want to say to the american people that when the economy is bad it's actually good, when kamala harris isn't responsible for the border crisis, which she is. they've been covering her since she was anointed the democrat nominee. she has no one that voted for her and maybe that's a lesson to the democrats, you need to actually be involved in a democracy and not try to plant your own candidates. >> trace: here's kamala's husband and jen psaki on msnbc. >> interesting part of how people have talked about your role is how your role has reshaped the perception of masculin

all while kamala harris is campaigning with liz chaney who makes it impossible for anyone to smile whenin a room. joy is gone with kamala, happiness with donald trump, wind at his back and leading in every pole right now. >> sean: and liz needs to know that democrats hate her and they did call her father a war criminal and they did want him arrested and they did call him a crook for his work with halliburton. that is her closing argument, ari, and that is that donald trump is a, a fascist, a racist, calling him names. his closing argument i think needs to be very simply, they broke it and donald trump will fix it and are you better off than you were four years ago and then list the topics. thoughts? >> yeah, her closing argument appeals to the worst in people. it's the negative attack against the opponent. nothing wrong with negative attacks against opponents in politics but calling someone a fascist as the closing argument? and to your credit, you pointed to doubt that democrats said the same things about romney, mccain, george w. bush. that's what they always do in campaigns. trump's

most of all how nice is it that in the republican party in the last few months we have treated whizz chaneyare closing out how long were you there? the month almost four hours. almost four hours so i'm officially have done more interviews than kamala harris as the entire time. driving in here this beautiful appalachian mountains i love being here but i love this part of our country i love this part of the commonwealth of pennsylvania and in six short days we are going to win my friend and make donald j. trump the next president. without i'm looking forward to tonight and thank you for doing this. a round of applause for tulsi gabbard. thank you. >> thank you so much. we are right here at home not only because we are sunday by so many great patriots who love our country as we do but we are also surrounded by many men and women who have worn the uniform as we have and i'm looking forward to the conversation we have so we will kick it off. first we have david who has a question for you. >> hey hello. my name is david ima 32 or afghanistan combat veteran. >> thank you for your service, david. i

his name was citizen edmond charles chaney. he was the french minister to the united states, probably the worst minister in the history of ministers to have ever existed. he did not have a very diplomatic he had very strong opinions about what the united states should do. and was pretty determined to make them do it regardless of what anyone else said. so he first arrived in charleston and he was supposed to arrive in philadelphia. his ship was blown off course. he arrived in charleston here immediately, started having these parties to celebrate french revolution. the french role in this war, and to and get americans to participate. he then learned of the neutrality proclamation and did not adjust course and slowly made his way up to philadelphia to present his credentials upon his. jefferson told him like basically it off, like we have decided we are not participating in the war and john said that's nice and continued doing exactly what he was doing before. now the problem was that the treaty that had been signed between, fran

- [narrator] david dennis delivered the eulogy for his friend james chaney. - you know, when i was talkingfunerals i'm talking about, you know, in general, you know, watching us die, you know, and nothing's being done about it in this country. i was only 23 years old. - it's hard for dad to watch, and really in a lot of ways it's hard for me to watch. no person should have experienced what he experienced and so many other people experienced, but to know that he went through that so young, you know, he was 23. i'm 36, and so he was a younger person than i am now and he's is a kid, like he realized that these are children who are going through this. - [narrator] on july 2nd, 1964, two weeks after the murders, president johnson signed the civil rights act into law. martin luther king jr. was by his side. the reaction from many southern voters was swift. - it was like a switch going off and i mean the migration out of the democratic party into the republican party for, for southern whites was was amazing. which was ironic because my mom and dad and most blacks in the south when i was growing u

the point is the chaney's made a lot of money off those wars.working for halliburton and everything. they made about half of billion dollars. they are the richest people in wyoming. they are deathly afraid of shutting down these wars, because they make a lot of money off of it. i'm serious. think about it. all this money going to ukraine and now people are arguing about whether we've got money for this hurricane that came through. that is dumb. i don't care what party you are from. that is might independence. i'm a chemical engineer. that virus was definitely made in the lab. nobody wants to talk about that, greta. i want to buy the northern part of mexico for the united states. this is the boldest idea you have ever heard. $100 trillion. that is what i'm willing to pay for it. create four states. we are shutting down those cartels. host: tucson, arizona. tom, democratic caller. your thoughts on campaign 2024. caller: good morning. i put a little -- the word of looking for is blame on the news media for some of the stuff that goes on in politics