[chanting u.s.a.] [chanting u.s.a.]e past 16 months, bobby has run an extraordinary campaign for president of the united states. i know, because he also went after me a couple of times, i didn't like it. [laughter] and i mean this sincerely. had he been allowed to enter the democrat primary, he would have easily beaten joe biden. but they wouldn't let him in. [cheers] >> they put up rules i have never seen, he had to have 65% of the vote in order to run. little things like that. his candidacy has inspired millions and millions of americans. raised critical issues that have been too long ignored in this country and brought together people from across the political spectrum in a positive campaign, grounded in the american values of his father, robert kennedy, a great man. and his uncle. [cheers] >> president john f. kennedy. and i know that they are looking down right now and they are very, very proud of bobby. i'm proud of bobby, you want to know the truth. and i don't think i have ever introduced anyone that got applaus

[crowd chanting "u.s.a."], every time the democrats attack us and attack our movement, they can't help but tell on themselves. they reveal how much they hate the american people. remember this. barack obama said we cling to god and guns. hillary called us deplorable's. and now kamala harris says we are weird. well kamala, i'm glad you brought that up. let's talk about some things that are weird. we think it's weird that democrats want to put sexually explicit books in toddler's libraries. we think it's weird that the far left wants to allow biological males to beat the living crap out of women in boxing. we think it's weird for a presidential candidate to bail convicted rapists and murderers out of prison and that's what kamala harris did. and i think it's especially weird when kamala harris comes to atlanta, i believe came here to this arena. kamala harris comes to atlanta and talks with the fake southern accent even though she grew up in canada. you can't make it up. that's pretty weird. go watch the clip. s

[chanting "u.s.a."] we love our country. we love our country, don't we? amazing.country, but we have to take it back. cause our country is not feeling so well nowadays. and we wilbring it back and make it healthy and beautiful land better than ever -- and beautiful and better than ever. you could duplicate the crowd outside. if anyone would like to give up your seat, that uld be ok. no? let's have a good time. thank you very much, everybody. [applause] >> that song gets me fired up every time. mr. trump: lee greenwood so great. ms. gabbard: this is a special evening for us to have conversationbout t real ises facing americans across the country and that don't get talked about often enough. i want to start with one that is personal to me, hard to talk about sotimes. this is only the second time i have spoken about it publicly, but my husband and i were rried almost 10 years ago. we wanted to start a famy, we were very excited about it. unfortunatelit was very difficult. we were not successful in tryi to get pregnant. for us, ivf seemed to be the onlyption and the l

[chanting u.s.a.] >> that's right. [chanting u.s.a.] >> that's right. and so coach walz and i may hail from different corners of our great country but our values are the same, and we both believe in lifting people up, not knocking them down. he and i, we both know the vast majority of our people in our country have so much more in common than what separates us. [cheers] when we look at folks, we see in our fellow americans neighbors, not enemies. not enemies. [applause] and so my promise to you is this: our campaign will reach out to everyone. from red states to blue states. [cheers] from the heartland to the coast, in rural, urban, suburban and tribal communities. we are running a campaign on behalf of all americans. [cheers] and when elected we will govern on behalf of all americans. [cheers] and so with tim walz by my side, and with all of you at our side. [cheers] let us fight for the promise of our future. and, with that, i ask pennsylvania, are you ready to make your voices heard? [cheers] believe, believe in freedom. do we believe in opportunity?

[chanting "u.s.a.!"] v.p. harris: that's right. so coach walz and i may hail from different corners of our country, but our values are the same, and we both believed in lifting people up, not knocking them down. [applause] he and i, we both know, the vast majority of people in our country has so much more in common than what separates them. [applause] when we look at folks, we see in our fellow americans, neighbors, not enemies. not enemies. [applause] so my promise to you is this. our campaign will reach out to everyone. from red states to blue states. [applause] from the heartland to the coast. in rural, urban, suburban and tribal communities. [cheers and applause] we are running a campaign on behalf of all americans. and when elected, we will govern on behalf of all americans. [applause] and so, with tim walz by my side, and with all of you at our side, let us fight for the promise of our future. and with that, i asked pennsylvania, are you ready to make your voices hard? [crowd cheers] do we believe in freedom? [crowd cheers] d

[chanting "u.s.a.!"] v.p. harris: that's right. so coach walz and i may hail from different corners of our country, but our values are the same, and we both believed in lifting people up, not knocking them down. [applause] he and i, we both know, the vast majority of people in our country has so much more in common than what separates them. [applause] when we look at folks, we see in our fellow americans, neighbors, not enemies. not enemies. [applause] so my promise to you is this. our campaign will reach out to everyone. from red states to blue states. [applause] from the heartland to the coast. in rural, urban, suburban and tribal communities. [cheers and applause] we are running a campaign on behalf of all americans. and when elected, we will govern on behalf of all americans. [applause] and so, with tim walz by my side, and with all of you at our side, let us fight for the promise of our future. and with that, i asked pennsylvania, are you ready to make your voices hard? [crowd cheers] do we believe in freedom? [crowd cheers] d

[cheers and applause] [crowd chanting "u.s.a."] this fall, we've got to save america.ve got a lot of work to do. let's get to work. thank you. >> ♪ thunderstruck thunderstruck yeah, thunderstruck thunderstruck ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ >> ♪ mama just killed a man put a gun against his head pulled the trigger, now he's d ead mama, life had just begun but now i've gone and throw it all away -- and thrown it all away mama, ooh, didn't mean to make you cry if i'm not back again this time tomorrow carry on, carry on as if nothing really matters ♪ ♪ too late, my time has come sends shivers down my spine, body's aching all the time goodbye, everybody, i've got to go gotta leave you all behind and face the truth mama, ooh i don't wanna die i sometimes wish i'd never been born at all ♪ >> ♪ i can see what's happening and they don't have a clue they'll fall in love and here's the bottom line our trio is down to two there is magic everywhere and with all this romantic atmosphere disaster is in the air ♪ >> ♪ can you feel the love tonight? the peace the evening brings the world

[applause] ["u.s.a." chants] goc. walz: think about this leader -- gov. walz: think about this leader. she stands with the national worker. she fought the transnational gangs. she stands up against the billionaires and the corporate greed. this is who it is. and she has a long record of delivering for union members and organize labor. -- organized labor. everybody in this room knows, this is a bit of preaching to the choir but the choir needs to sing right now. the choir needs to sing. we know that unions know the middle class. the rest of america has to. you know who doesn't? donald trump. he sees the world entirely differently. it really starts with this when i look at communities and neighbors and unions and the word that sean said, unity. he doesn't know the first thing of unity or service. he is too busy serving himself. again and again you've seen it, he put himself above us. he weekend our country to strengthen his own hand. he mocks our laws. he swes chaos and division -- he sews chaos and division. we lived through it. in the face of covid, our n

[cheers and applause] [chanting "u.s.a."]i was relieved to discover that, because i have learned something about my party too, something i couldn't ignore. the republican party is no longer conservative. it has switched its allegiance from the principles that gave it purpose to a man whose only purpose is himself. donald trump is a weak man pretending to be strong. [cheers and applause] he is a small man pretending to be big. [cheers and applause] he is a faithless man pretending to be righteous. [cheers and applause] he is a perpetrator who can't stop playing the victim. he puts on quite a show, but is no real strength there. as a conservative and a veteran, i believe true strength lies in defending the vulnerable. it is in protecting your family. it is in standing up for our constitution and our democracy. that is the soul of being a conservative. it used to be the soul of being a republican, but donald trump has suffocated the soul of the republican party. [applause] his fundamental weakness has coursed through my party li

[chanting u.s.a.] >> steve: that's exactly what they wanted to hear. lawrence in sturgis, very nicely >> thank you, it's great fun. thank you, talk to you soon. >> ainsley: we did invite kamala harris on our show, we haven't heard back. we have not received a response from her. she is welcome any time. did she text you, brian? >> brian: no. >> steve: does she have your number? when she called tim walz yesterday, he did not pick up. ab >> ainsley: she'll be on camera. >> steve: this entire program we've been talking about how last night we got to meet this man who will stand aside kamala harris as she races toward first tuesday in november. tim walz is a former teacher. >> brian: moderate. >> ainsley: coach. >> steve: coguy everyone would like. football coach. served in a district donald trump eventually would win. it was his ability to attack won him a spot on television. he came up with the term "weird." >> ainsley: when you look at his record, it is so progressive, right there with bernie sanders and kamala harris. >> brian: don't you think left of g

night it was a joyous event, just absolutely joyous event and when these harris walz fans started chanting u.s.a, i said, okay, we literally have seen sort of a changing of the guard. it is now the democrats who are optimistic, positive, patriotic, not saying that america is horrible like donald trump does every day. and you've got the republicans who are grim, talking about delays, talking about how bad things are in the united states when, in fact, by just about every objective standard they're better. >> you know, a lot of this is based on strength of personality, and the ability to have the confidence to take a room of more than 10,000 people and speak to them calmly, not lecturing them or scolding them in any way, just talking to them. she had that last night, that strength. and if i were a republican i'd be thinking, we've got a problem here because donald trump could cut apart joe biden. like scissors. it's rock breaks scissors. she comes in like a rock and smashes the scissors. she's out of the box. she's more powerful than him right now. again, i go back to i hope this is -- it is going

u.s.a.! [ crowd chanting ] >> all: u.s.a.! u.s.a.! >> jimmy: oh, my goodness!ers and applause ] that's how you do it. welcome! thank you very much. welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show." i am so happy you're here. [ cheers and applause ] i am so happy that i'm here. i literally just got back from the olympics closing ceremony. and it was great. [ cheers and applause ] it was beautiful. i didn't take a plane, i just clung to tom cruise as he ziplined across the atlantic. [ light laughter ] i feel like the olympics were exactly what everyone needed. the last time the country felt this united was when "star wars" introduced us to baby yoda, don't you think? [ scattered cheers ] we all love that, yeah. team u.s.a. won 40 gold medals. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ yeah. americans bit so many metals, our teeth looked british. hey, wait a second. [ light laughter ] >> steve: oh! >> jimmy: yeah, team u.s.a. won a total of 126 medals. [ cheers and applause ] that's impressive. all the athletes are now wondering how long they can wear them before their friends are

. >> [chanting "u.s.a.!"] >> he is for the worker. that have been taken advantage of. he doesn't like it and he has done great. he has been everything we could have expected and much more. jd, thank you very much. i appreciate it. and thank you to atlanta. i am thrilled to be back in the great state of georgia. i love georgia. with thousands of proud, crazy kamala. ultra-left, you know that. she was here a week ago, a lot of empty seats. the crowd she got was because she had entertainers, and it all started to unfold when they started to leave about 10 minutes into the speech. it was very boring. i don't need to entertainers. i filled the stadium because i am make america great again. that is our entertainment. [applause] that is our entertainment, make america great again. i have to tell you, with thousands of people outside, and the state was terrific and the fire marshal, i will say, could not have been better. thank you to the fire marshal. but, but the school administration stopped us from getting another 500, 600, even 1000 peop

[cheers and applause] [crowd chants "u.s.a."] >> yes. yes, yes. u.s.a.vention rules, governor walz has been invited to make and acceptance speech which he will deliver on wednesday, august 21. thank you, my friends. delegates, please welcome to the stage co-chair peggy flanagan to resume chairing our convention. [applause] >> thank you. thank you. thank you. good evening. and welcome to the first night of the democratic national convention. i am peggy flanagan, lieutenant govern i don't have of minnesota and i'm thrilled to be here in chicago with democrats from across the country to rally around kamala harris and tim walz and their vision for america. it's been eight years since we last came together as a party and i can feel the excitement in this arena. it's filled with energy. and with joy. our theme tonight is for the people. we'll hear from union -- we'll hear from union leaders, civil rights advocates and our fellow citizens. and we'll hear from our president, joe biden. [cheers and applause] who has been a champion for the people, for his entire

[cheers and applause] [crowd chants "u.s.a."] >> yes. yes, yes. u.s.a.ntion rules, governor walz has been invited to make and acceptance speech which he will deliver on wednesday, august 21. thank you, my friends. delegates, please welcome to the stage co-chair peggy flanagan to resume chairing our convention. [applause] >> thank you. thank you. thank you. good evening. and welcome to the first night of the democratic national convention. i am peggy flanagan, lieutenant govern i don't have of minnesota and i'm thrilled to be here in chicago with democrats from across the country to rally around kamala harris and tim walz and their vision for america. it's been eight years since we last came together as a party and i can feel the excitement in this arena. it's filled with energy. and with joy. our theme tonight is for the people. we'll hear from union -- we'll hear from union leaders, civil rights advocates and our fellow citizens. and we'll hear from our president, joe biden. [cheers and applause] who has been a champion for the people, for his entire li

[crowd chanting "u.s.a."] thank you very much, and a very very special hello, montana.been traveling all over you. [cheers and applause] i will tell you, i know montana better than you. i was all over your state today. everything, two hours. when are we going to be there? two hours. i like tim sheehy a lot to be here. he better win. he better win. this is some beautiful country. i did do a lot of driving. i would go to one. we went to some friends, a really good friend's house with your governor. you have a great governor in this state, you know that. we went around the state. it was so beautiful. i said, when will i be there? approximately two and a half hours. great, thank you. [laughter] it is a beautiful state and we love it and we have won it every time by a lot. [cheers and applause] so i'm thrilled to be back in this incredible place, this beautiful state with thousands of proud, hard-working american patriots, which is what you are. you built the country. less than three months from now, we are going to defeat radical left democrat jon tester. he is terrible. [c

there was a lot of flags and chants of u.s.a. and a lot of americana in that center. >> we thank you for staying across the democratic national convention for us all week. we still have plenty more ahead today on the docket. 7:45 a.m. u.k. time we get the french manufacturing confidence data. business confidence as well. more in the picture for the european central bank. focus on inflation to a focus on growth. then 3:00 p.m. london time we get u.s. new home sales feeding into the picture for powell and then we hear from the man himself at 3:00 p.m. london time jay powell taking the stage at jackson hole. you can get a preview of all of that and set yourself up for the day by going into today's edition of the daybreak news letter on the terminal. governor ueda lead there go on the yen. coming up, we will go back to japan. the boj governor saying rate hikes are still on the table if the japanese economy meets the central bank's fork. more on ueda's grilling in parliament next. this is bloomberg. why do couples choose a sleep numbe

i saw flags and heard chants of u.s.a.ew. >> my winner is d.j. cassidy. behind that dance party roll call. completely is you purr plus and fun nonetheless. i learned geography. and losers of the week pro-hamas protesters who tried disrupt the convention and spouted really bigoted things. their bark was worse than their bite, fortunately for us. >> bret: howie? >> my winner is michelle obama. both conservatives and liberals say sheehy had the best speech of the week, perhaps. barack said he was stupid enough to follow his wife. but my loser -- loser excuse me, bret, james taylor he was going to say you got a friend. kum ba yah song for a convention, spouting biden was 12:30 at night. winner and loser? >> windsor california. they finally got someone at the top of the pickerington to bail them out loser is pennsylvania. scranton joe is the real deal. they had a connection in the white house. pennsylvania got ban on fracking they lost big in this convention. >> bret: my winner was all the staff that made the logistics of not o

>> reporter: in addition to the patriotism, which really was remarkable, chants of u.s.a. were frequent, and you had john legend, you had p!nk, the chicks, stevie wonder, great music from beyonce and taylor swift and neil young and these are artists who have allowed the rights of their songs to be played in this arena, and john legend in the conversation with me, there is something about creative's and the democratic party that just go together, what is going to be looked at in the weeks and months ahead as we get closer to election day is, do all of the celebrity endorsement help democrats or do they just play into republican hands when they say this is a party of coastal elites, they don't understand you and your problems, and time will tell in terms of the persuasion which is what it is all about right now. >> yes, and so many notables, we had steph curry speak as well, so a lot to think about and a lot to talk about. tony, thank you so much, have a great weekend and again, we will be live in chicago in the next half hour. >>> in the bay area, there is a lot of hometown

nobody chants u.s.a. why is that? i'd like to know. what does she actually do for america. she's been installed and nancy pelosi and barack obama. that's what we get. we get kamala and she's a u.s.a. hater and so are her people and it's obvious in her crowd. even her fake crowds, they don't even put in american flags. interesting. have a great day. host: carol in columbus, georgia, democrat, good morning. caller: good morning. how you doing. good. down here in columbus, georgia, down here in georgia, period. we are proud down here. down here in columbus, the alabama line, we are tpaoeud up in columbus, macon, savannah, and atlanta metro always stay fired up. we are going to continue to be that way because i'll tell you one thing, you tried to steal our votes in georgia. the sad thing about it my governor and my secretary of state, they would have went along with it if the secretary wasn't in on the call. so lucky she was on the call and they weren't able to do what they wanted to do. because we already know that brian kemp, he is maga. he tried not to act like he is. we kno

[applause] [chanting "u.s.a."] thank you guys. powerful. powerful. i want to give a sincere thank you to charlie kirk, to turning point usa, for your efforts in mobilizing americans, more specifically the youth. you guys are doing the necessary on the groundwork in the state of arizona, but really across the nation. wrapping up here, this is a message for all women, regardless of party affiliation, regardless of your race, your religion, your sexual orientation, of any identity factor, this is a message for all women. a vote for kamala harris is a vote against your daughter's future. we must support the candidate that acknowledges womanhood as an immutable reality. we need to win back the white house. we need to win back the senate. we need common sense, sanity, strength, stability. we all need jesus and his grace. and we need donald trump back in the white house. [applause] thank you guys and god bless. ♪ >> up next, we are joined by bob unanue. ♪ >> buenas tardes, familia. good afternoon. the president calls make bob goya, but the last name is a li