[crowd chanting u.s.a.] i do believe it is the highest form of patriotism to fight for the ideals of our country and to fight to realize the promise of america. [cheers and applause] and so north carolina, we have 54 days until election day. [cheers and applause] 54 days until election day. and just 35 days until early voting begins. [cheers and applause] and it's not only the presidency on the ballot. there are many important races like your candidate running for governor whose opponent was hand picked by donald trump because he wants a total ban of abortion in this state. [crowd booing] and that is one of the many stakes that are in this election. but we know the power is with the people. the power is with the people. your voice is your vote, north carolina. and you are going to make all the difference in the outcome of this race. and we know ours will be a very tight race until the very end. we are the underdog. let's be the and we are the underdog and we have hard work ahead of us but we like our work, h

[crowd chanting "u.s.a."] [chatter] >> president trump. president trump. reverend graham. >> president trump. >> president trump. >> on the, c-span's 2024 debate coverage includes the u.s. senate race in montana between three-term democratic senator anblican tim shehee. we'll have it live starting at 9:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span. c-span's washington journal our live forum involving you to discuss the latest issues in government, politics and public policy from washington, d.c. to across the done terrorism coming up tuesday morning, scholar joel oldstein talks about this year's candidates. as senator tim walz and mr. vance meet. also the leapt journal ernie suggs discussing the 100th birthday of jimmy carter. join the conversation live at 7:00 eastern on our free mobile app or on l at c-span.org. >> he said i shoulden allow weapon that is i used in war. when were you in war? when was this weapon given that you abanded a unit before you went to iraq and he has not spent a day in a combat zone? >> he got called up about telling vicious hurtful lice about

[crowd chanting u.s.a.] mr. trump: they said he's an angry person.re destroying our country. she's smiling. all practice. did you see her? we're talking about a border invasion the likes of which no country has ever suffered and she's like this. but i am angry about venezuelan gangs taking over aurora, colorado. and illegal haitians that came in, migrants, taking over a beautiful place. so beautiful. springfield, ohio. i was there. i campaigned there a while ago. springfield, it was so beautiful. now it's just -- what a place. can you imagine you have this small little community and all of a sudden you have 20,000 illegals in your community. nobody knows where they came from. i'm angry about young american girls being raped and sodomized and murdered by savage criminal aliens. i'm angry about rampant inflation destroying our middle class and the american people are also very angry about that and every other thing that we've had to endure for 3 1/2 years. that's why 54 days from now, we're going to tell harris that we've had enough. our country can't

[applause] [chanting u.s.a.]hen i told some people in washington i'm going up to new york, we're doing a campaign speech, what do you mean new york? you can't ever -- nobody can win. republicans can't win. i said i can win new york and we can win new york, we're going to win new york. and if you vote for me, i'm going to reduce your taxes, reduce your crime, and reduce your levels of stress. a lot of stress. the only thing i will increase are your incomes and love for your state. we'll come roaring back again. [cheers and applause] throughout american history from generation to generation, new york has always set the standard for american life. and they have. it's been a high standard, too. our cities were the center of business, arts, culture, our streets, ports, waterways, and they were the arteries of american commerce. they were absolute arteries. and our towns like union dale, levittown, hicksville, huntington. these were great, great towns where you grew up and you loved and you stayed. but, look at what ha

[chanting "u.s.a."] we love our country. we love our country, don't we? amazing.great country, but we have to take it back. because our country is not feeling so well nowadays. and we will bring 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 would 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 a conversation about the real issues 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 sometimes. this is only the second time i have spoken about it publicly, but my husband and i were married almost 10 years ago. we wanted to start a family, we were very excited about it. unfortunately it was very difficult. we were not successful in trying to get pregnant. for us, ivf seemed

[applause] [chanting "u.s.a.!"] guest: that was great. i'll tell you, you've got to vote for him. what he has been through. nobody, ever. he wants to put his life on the line again and do it for you and he will do it. he is your border senator. she is the exact opposite. she is your open border and you don't want open borders. you have millions coming here more than anyplace else now because texas is closing up pretty well. but they have done nothing here. you've got to get them in. i also want to thank you, governor who has been fantastic to us. he is right now out in the wild in western nevada, which are really taking a toll. but joe has been great. our prayers go out to every nevada family that has been forced to evacuate due to these raging fires. we love you all. governor, we thank you very much. he has done a fantastic job. at another man who is doing a fantastic job, lieutenant governor stavros. anthony stavros. thank you. [applause] thank you, stavros. good man. candidate for the fourth congressional district, john lee. john? i heard you are doing well. get out and vote. i

u.s.a." by lee greenwood plays ♪] mr. trump: thank you very much. thank you. [ crowd chanting "usa"] oh, thank you very much.e for a town hall. nobody's ever seen a town hall like that. you know, a town hall is supposed to have about 300 people. you have about 8000 people here, and equally as important, you have about 8000 people that are not here. they're walking away. but i think we have television outside. right. so they're watching from outside. would anybody like to change places with them? i thought you were going to say that. thank you, everybody. hello, sarah. gov. sanders: mr. president. nobody's ever seen anything like it. mr. trump: well, it's been a great experience. it's a dangerous business, however, being president, it's a little bit dangerous. it's, you know, they think race car driving is dangerous. no, they think bull riding. that's pretty scary. right. no, this is a dangerous business and we have to keep it safe. gov. sanders: mr. president. i don't think there's a person, certainly in this room tonight and probably anywhere in the country, that doesn't remember exactly where they were on