[crowd chanting "usa"] sen.ance: we will eliminate every single one of kamala harris' auto job killing galatians read we will use as president trump says all the time, we will use tariffs to protect american industry and american workers. you go to europe or overseas, how many general voters or ford automobiles do you see in the streets of europe? none. because those countries have applied aggressive tariffs to the cars we make here in the state of michigan. it is simple. we will offer a simple deal. either you let us sell michigan automobiles all over the world. or two, you will pay a big fat tariff when you bring foreign cars back into the american market. god bless you. we are also going to do something president trump announced a couple weeks ago. we are going to fight to eliminate taxes -- excuse me, make interest rates we are paying on car loans, make those tax deductible and save michigan families hard earned money it also help autoworkers in the process. the thing about kamala harris' economic proposals,

[cheering and applause] [crowd chanting "usa"] that's right.o that point, we all say we must and we will invest in the industries that built america like steel, iron and the great american auto industry. [cheering and applause] and we will ensure the next generation of breakthroughs, from advanced batteries to electric vehicles, are not just invented but built here in america by american union workers. [cheering and applause] michigan, i know i'm going to tell you what you already know, but let's be clear for the folks watching across the country. contrary to what my opponent is suggesting, i will never tell you what kind of car you have to drive, but here is what i will do -- i will invest in manufacturing communities like kent county. [cheering and applause] together we will retool existing factories, higher locally and work with unions to create good paying jobs. [cheering and applause] including jobs that do not require a college degree because here is where i come from -- i know a college degree is not the only measure of the skills and ex

[cheers and applause] [chanting] usa, usa, usa, usa!ico. they ended it immediately. i will sanctuary cities. and this is a place where they give criminal sanctuary but i will immediately ask congress for funding to hire 10,000 new border agents and to approve a 10% raise for existing agents and a 10,000-dollar retention and signing bonus. they have been treated unfairly. [cheers and applause] i will ban all welfare and federal benefits from illegal aliens and they won't come any more. they won't come. and in yet another incoherent train wreck of a television interview yesterday, kamala harris stated once again that she opposes any plan to send her illegal aliens back home. she opposes -- i don't think she knew what she was saying. i said i think she must have misunderstood. she said i didn't understand the question. she's a low iq individual, i'm telling you. she is a low iq person. she opposes deportation. she doesn't want them deported. we have a man over here, one of the greats of all time stand up, joe. stand up. [applause] one of t

[chanting "usa"] >> n [chanting "usa"] >> norah: one week to go. donald trump head to the battle ground state of pennsylvania after defending his controversial rally at madison square garden. >> it was like a lovefest. an absolute lovefest. >> that has nothing to do with trump. >> norah: how the latino community is responding. >> i think we are all pretty insulted. >> norah: plus vice presi

[chanting "usa"] >> n [chanting "usa"] >> norah: one week to go. donald trump head to the battle ground state of pennsylvania after defending his controversial rally at madison square garden. >> it was like a lovefest. an absolute lovefest. >> that has nothing to do with trump. >> norah: how the latino community is responding. >> i think we are all pretty insulted. >> norah: plus vice president harris delivers her closing arguments from the site of trump's january 6th rally. >> this is someone who is unstable, consumed with grievance and out for unchecked power. >> norah: and in tonight's "eye on america." we are in rural georgia talking to voters. >> i feel like people are tired, but people are tired of not being heard. >> norah: the "cbs evening news" starts now. ♪ ♪ good evening. i'm norah o'donnell, and thank you for joining us tonight, one week out from election day. tonight vice president kamala harris is not in a battleground state, but right here in the nation's capital making her closing argument for why she should be the next president. t

[chanting "usa"] >> look at you. my goodness. look at this get up. holy crap. i almost wore that.in. [laughter] because it is absurd! where are you two from? >> annapolis, maryland. >> oh, out of towners. so tell me, since you arrived in new york city, how many times have you been murdered? [laughter] >> so you are a big trump fan. >> yes. >> i tell you what, at least trump is the legitimate nominee. kamala, you know, it was like a coup, right? they handed her the nomination. >> you are right. >> but she still has to get past trump, which for a woman, is very hard to do without pepper spray. everyone outside is like, it is a nazi rally. >> that is true. >> this is nothing like a nazi rally. this nazis were in shape, first of all. they took care of themselves, unlike this guy over here. seriously, when i look at you, makes me think the groceries aren't expensive enough. i kid. i kid. it is not a nazi rally. i hate when people use that term, when they call trump a nazi. he is the candidate preferred by nazis. ♪ ♪ the democrats are running on abortion a lot, right? that is a big issu

[crowd chanting: usa] and i see my beautiful son over there.sure he's annoyed that his daddy is embarrassing him right now. but one of the coolest things about running for vice president is that i've gotten to see the country from the perspective of my seven-year-old, my four-year-old and my two-year-old. we go around, we talk to a ton of people. we were and a small business earlier today buying some dog treats for our dog in rural pennsylvania and now we are here in beautiful north carolina watching a pink and purple sunset. i mean, this is an incredible country we have. it's the most beautiful country in the world. but it is also a country where we have incredible natural resources. resources the chinese and the russians would literally kill for and in some cases have. and of course the best natural resource of all is that we have the best people anywhere in the world. the only thing that is broken about the united states of america is the failed leadership of a generation of politicians like kamala harris. so i ask you, we've got 19 days to

[crowd chanting "usa"] thank you very much.l garbage, how stupid, what a stupid word, it blows deplorable away don't you think? you've redeemable were deplorable, i thought you redeemable was worse but deplorable seemed to catch up but the garbage stuff blows you away. i'm in this beautiful plane and enjoying myself, i have a wonderful suit on. [cheering and applause] one of my people came in and said sir, you know the word garbage is the hottest thing right now. [laughter] out there. the hottest thing out there. sir, would you like to drive a garbage truck? [cheering and applause] we are about 30 minutes from landing and we had to do this quick, but it's kind of cool, isn't it? i said i think that's ok but i don't feel comfortable wearing a suit. they pulled up this garbage truck, i don't know how they did it so fast. [laughter] they put a big sign on the truck, did you see it? [cheering and applause] they said sir, we have a vast. i said should i leave my suit on and put it over the vest but that doesn't look very good. i sai

i mean, can you remember democratic rallies where people were chanting usa, usa, like it, like at a hockey match, at the olympics where the flag is prominent where, where the, where the candidates stands. as i said, in front of national monuments the, you know, the patriotic the way is open for democrats to choose a patriotic candidate. and she is clearly seeking to still appeal to patriotic voters. i mean that's, that's actually equally remarkable. i mean, it's, it's, it's another, it's a change. just as interesting as the one inside the republican party, which is one that we've all observed and seeing take place over the last eight years alright. >> and applebaum. >> thank you so much, really appreciate it. always good to talk to you. and we'll be right back towns, and suburbs all across america millions of americans who have medicare and medicaid, but maybe missing benefits. >> they could really use extra benefits. they may be eligible to receive at no extra cost. and if you have medicare and medicaid, you may be able to get extra benefits to through a humana medicare advantage dual eli

doubt i love this land. ♪ -- there ain't no doubt i love this land. ♪ god bless the usa. ♪ [crowd chanting "usae pennsylvania. and as i was saying -- [applause] i love that. i love that charge. i love that graph. isn't it a beautiful thing? also beautiful because look at that number. the day i left office. the lowest it has ever been, illegal immigration. today it is out of control. i love it for other reasons too. you know that. so thank you very much and thank lee for what he has done with that self. i wanted to deliver a simple message to the people of pennsylvania, to the people of america. our movement to make america great again stance stronger, powder, more united, more determined, and nearer to victory than ever before. we're going to make america great again, going to win the election. and all americans, if you are republican, democrat, independent, conservative, or liberal or you have no label whatsoever, it makes no difference. our movement, it belongs to you. it belongs to our country. in just one month, we are going to usher in a new golden age of american security, prosperity, sov

[applause] [crowd chanting usa] ♪ trump: it is so beautiful, though, right?ten to that, it is nice. he is going to be ok, we have nice music, we are together, not bad, not bad, right? so beautiful. thank you everybody, very much. >> thank you everybody for your patience. we will be praying for him. thank you, sir. as we talk about how things have gotten harder under this administration on how the policies have been so dangerous for americans there is someone here who wanted an opportunity to ask you what western her name is heather. would you please stand -- wanted to ask you a question, her name is heather. would you please stand? >> good evening. my name is heather and i was a registered democrat for most of my life. [crowd booing] but not anymore. i no longer identify with the democratic partner -- democratic party. [applause] they have put criminals and foreign enemies ahead of american citizens. the border is the issue of this election because if we cannot secure the border, we will not have a country. we know you will finish the wall. how are you going

. >> from the latest from the campaign trail, vaughn hillyard kicks off our coverage. [ crowd chanting "usa" ] >> reporter: madison square garden is packed. >> i will see you at the polls. let's make history together. god bless new york. >> 20,000 donald trump supporters filling the iconic arena for mr. trump who was a fixture in new york city for much of hisly after, for years. >> we are going to win new york. >> oh, it's epic as trump tries to ex-357bd his base with more direct appeals to gen z voters in black and latino men. comedian tony hinchcliffe made crude comments. this joke does not reflect the views of mr. trump without which one. he said he loves puerto rico. >>> let's turn now to the harris campaign, which is making a big push to turn out voters in philadelphia. nbc's allie raffa is following the vice president. >> reporter: vice president kamala harris making a big push in philadelphia. >> so philly, we have nine days, nine days to get this done. and for the next nine days, no one can sit on the sidelines. >> reporter: crisscrossing the city of brotherly love to generate love

[chanting "usa"] so pennsylvania, it all comes down to this.all here together and you have taken so much time out of your life to be here, because we love our country. we love our country. and when you love something, you fight for it. and i do believe it is one of the highest forms of patriotism, and expression of our love of our country, to then fight for its ideals. to fight for the ideals of our country and to fight for the promise of america. that's what this is about. i have always believed in our nation's promise, because i have lived it. i grew up a child of the civil rights movement. my parents would take me to marches when i was in a stroller, where people from all walks of life, all kinds of backgrounds, came together to fight for the ideals of our country, the ideals of freedom and opportunity. i've lived the promise of america. i saw how hard my mother were to give her daughters the same chances are country gave her. growing up, i was blessed to have family by blood, and family by love. who instilled in me, like all of us, who inst

[crowd chanting "usa"] yes. yes. with that spirit, and with this spirit, we know that one of the highest form of patriotism, the love that we have for our country, is to then fight for its ideals, and to fight, to realize the promise of america. that's what this is about, and i have always believed in our nation's promise because i have lived it. i grew up as a child of the civil rights movement. my parents would take me to marches when i was in a stroller. and people during that time would come together from every walk of life together from every background, every race, and come together to fight for freedom and opportunity. [cheers and applause] growing up, when i was growing up, i saw how hard my mother worked to give her two daughters the same chances our country gave her. and i was blessed to have family by blood and you have family by love -- and to have a family by love who instilled in me the values of community and compassion and faith. i've spent my life fighting for people who have been hurt and counted ou

[cheers and applause] [crowd chanting "usa"] mr. vance: thank you all. sorry, i'm fired up there.ant to say one more thing and we'll take a few questions from reporters and you guys are welcome to stay and watch me as i answer these questions. but i want to remind you that as much as the energy is really good in pennsylvania, and we've got a lot of good energy in pennsylvania, i think we'll win this state and win it in a big way. and by the way, we're not just winning pennsylvania just for president trump and j.d. vance, we're winning pennsylvania for dave mccormick running for the senate. let's get out there and support him. and for a lot of our great congressional candidates, and i know we have great state candidates running, too, but we're not going to do it unless we get out there and vote. i'm going to make three requests, three requests of every single person in this room. number one, first thing i'd like you to do is take out your phone, take it out right

[cheers and applause] [chanting "usa"] it feels good when we know we're united.t's what this is about. kamala harris knows that. from her first a is a prosecutor, to right now as vice president, kamala harris has only one client, the people. the people. she did her job to protect us. she took on the predators, she took on people trying to rip people out of their houses, and she took on transnational gangs and corporate interest. and the story that needs to be told, she did it by reaching across the aisle to find solutions. that matters. it matters. donald trump says, i don't like people who don't like me. i got off a bus last time, i believe it was here in pennsylvania, one of the first times off that bus, and there were supporters just like you, on the others there were supporters who were not. never forget, we work just as hard and our policies matter for those people and those people. we are in it together. and let's just be really honest about this, especially for the young folks here. because it seems like maybe people had forgotten this. our politics and ka

we have team coverage tonight starting with vaughn hilliard in new york. [ crowd chanting "usa" ] >>madison square garden is packed. >> i will see you at the polls. let's make history together. god bless new york. >> 20,000 donald trump supporters filling the iconic arena for mr. trump who was a fixture in new york for much of his life, a sort of home coming. >> president trump has been talking about this rally for years. >> this very blue state could go red. >> we are going to win new york. >> though no republican has won the empire state since 1984. outside the arena, long lines to get in. >> what do you think about donald trump coming to manhattan? >> oh, it's epic. >> msg is -- the world is watching. >> early voting under way around the country and polling in the seven key battleground states as trump tries to expand his base with more direct appeal to gen z voters and black and latino men. last night in michigan, rallying for muslim voters in that key battleground. >> we're winning overwhelming support from the muslim and arab voters right here in michigan. >> trump headlining t

. >> reporter: tonight former president trump played defense in north carolina. [ crowd chanting "usa" ] he's won the state twice before but polls now show a coin flip contest. >> i will end inflation. i will stop the invasion. and i will bring back the american dream. >> reporter: neither trump nor the rnc chairman saying today they'd seen any indication this election won't be legitimate. >> we're so impressed. and i think they have a pretty good system here. >> reporter: but just hours later trump still suggesting without evidence the election could be tainted by fraud. >> the vote counter is more important than the candidate. that's been true, unfortunately. >> reporter: trump also visited asheville, hard hit by hurricane helene, where he was pressed about his false claims about the fema response and threats fema workers have received. >> well, i think you have to let people know how they're doing. if they're doing a poor job we're supposed to not say it? >> reporter: it all comes after trump campaigned in battleground pennsylvania. >> if we win pennsylvania we win the whole damn t

crowd chants: usa! what was your first reaction? that was staged.st reaction because the secret service, if they weren't not involved in some sort of staged event, a, i don't think it would've happened and b, they would have dragged their protectee out on the ground. never let him stand up, raise his fist in the air, put his torso and head into the open air and allow for... the only way i feel they would've let that happen is if they knew he wasn't going to get shot again. they knew the game plan. and they wouldn't have let him pose for a picture and expose his body to the open air with an active shooter nearby. and i just don't think that it's beyond him to sacrifice others for his own gain. already suspicious that something didn't add up, camille turned to x for more information. posts making unfounded suggestions that the shooting had been staged were recommended on herfeed and within minutes, they were trending. i couldn't just watch this narrative spin out of control for profit and power without attempting to counter it in some way with what i

[cheers and applause]ntin [chanting usa! usa! thank you very much.t you know whee called us all garbage, that isay stupid and what a stupid word. that was deplorable away, don't you think? because i thought irredeemable when she said deplorable or irredeemable, irredeemable seems worse but deplorable but thiffs garbage stuff, i'm in thison beautifudel plane enjoying mysef and i have a wonderful suit on. [cheers and applause]sir, and one of my people came in anh said, ," you know, the word garbage is the hottest thing[lau right now." [laughter] out there. the hottest thing out there. sir, would you like to drive a garbage truck? there. [cheers and applause] we are about 30 minutes fromck. landing and we have to do this quickly.? it is sort of cool though, isn't it? i think that is okay ocho but id don't feel comfortable wearing c suit. and they pulled up this garbage truck. i don't know how the hill theyty did it so fast. i have very capable people. they put a big sign on the truck, did you see it? [cheers and applause]we h and then they said, ," we h

inside madison square garden, nearly every seat was filled and chants of "usa" roared. >> [crowd chantingd applause] >> harris: "the new york post" relabeling msg as "maga square garden" after the rally. it was at capacity, overflowing to outside thousands of people. when donald trump finally took the stage, the former president gave voters his campaign's closing argument. >> i just want to say a very big hello to a special place, new york, and to an incredible arena, madison square garden. incredible. this is the city where i was born and raised, and this is the town that taught me that americans can do anything when they want to. so no matter our differences, when we work together, there is nothing that we cannot achieve. on issue after issue, kamala broke it, but i will fix it. and we are going to fix it. [applause] i'm asking you to be excited about the future of our country again. i'm asking you to dream big again. we are going to dream big again. we haven't been dreaming big at all. this will be america's new golden age. it's going to happen quickly, too. very quickly. every problem

[crowd cheering] [crowd chanting "usa"] >> thank you, north carolina.eople. in fact, my beautiful little grandchild, the most beautiful little girl you've ever seen is named carolina. if i can ask you one very simple easy-to-answer question, are you better off now than you were four years ago? i'm here today with a message of hope for all americans. with your vote in this election, oh, it's coming up so nice, we're down to six days, maybe sort of five. maybe five the way you count it. six days. can you imagine? i will end inflation. i will stop the massive invasion of criminals into our country. i will bring back a thing called the american dream. isn't that nice? we haven't had that in a long time. our country will be bigger, better, bolder, richer, safer and stronger than ever before. [crowd cheering] >> this election is a choice between whether we'll have a -- think of this -- four more years of gross incompetence. the most corrupt, horrible people. these are horrible people. oops. we should get along with everybody. they're horrible people. some peo

. >> [crowd chanting "usa"] [crowd clamoring] [crowd chanting "four more years"] >> jesse: when they him on the jumbotron, the stadium erupted. [cheers and applause] [crowd chanting] >> i stupidly turned the game off in the second quarter because it was 21-0, but georgia came back in the second half and it came down to the last play. clay travis was there with 45. watch. >> today we had kids, alabama and georgia. we gave them a kamala hat and a trump hat like they do and they decide where to recruit. everybody we asked was putting on the trump hat. i think you're going to kill it with young kids, college kids, in a way you haven't before. do you feel that momentum? >> well, we see it. we are up by like 30 points with the young people, so that's an honor. they see what happens. they're very smart, and look at the way she berated them. she said they're not smart. much smarter than her, i'll be honest. i think we are going to do really well. there has never been energy like there is now, and i guess it is me, but you know what it is? it's also, when they look at what's happened to our c

i'm elizabeth macdonald. [ chanting "usa"]. >> i grew up in the middle class. >> the middle class is where i come from. liz: ton, the candidate that claims she's middle class and working class versus the candidate that worked a job to connect to the middle and working class. you're seeing kamala harris campaigning with celebrities with a drive-thru at mcdonalds and talking to hurricane survivors in north carolina. today we have a new usa today poll coming in and working class, middle class minority voters moving away from kamala harris and also foreign democrat senators backing away from harris and siting with trump in the campaign ads and form ore michigan gop gubernatorial candidate tudor dixon joining us and we welcome him to the show. he could be trump's treasury secretary pick. he's here to weigh in. we're excited to talk to scott tonight. also this. >> vice president harris, you said you wanted to ban fracking and now you don't. you wanted mandatory government buy back programs for assault weapons and now your campaign says you don't. you supported de-criminalizing border cross

[crowd chanting usa] i have to ask this man in the black, are you the man i met yesterday or not? just as good. i met such great people yesterday, i saw the devastation, it was incredible. you said no i didn't meet you but i love you, man. very cool. very cool. thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you. [applause] thank you. i will and all migrants. they fly in biplanes, they come in. we learned that like less than a year ago, they said we are going to close up the border a little bit well all they have to do, you know all they have to do, she could walk into the white house, say wake up i did not, i want him to sign something, and all he has to do is say close the border. the bill was so horrible, he said donald trump all of a sudden said don't pass it. it is wonderful. i wish i could do that, ok, it is not that easy but the truth is i had nothing to do with it and i would be proud to do it because it was such a bad deal -- bad bill. i didn't have a bill. i close the border, i have the safest border in the history of our country. we now have that worst border of the history of t

they chant usa with donald trump. two former steeler stars actually spoke at trump's rally before the sunday night football game. the trump team says their strategy in the battleground state is starting to pay off. >> we reach them in every way we can. gorilla marketing on the ground. knocking on doors and calling on them to get out and vote early is very important. we're seeing the strategy is paying off. for the first time in three democratic-leading counties in pennsylvania bucks, beaver and another county republican registration is outpacing democrat registration on the ground. >> harris: polling is showing a very tight race in pennsylvania. trump has less than a one-point lead in the real clear politics average of polls. a "washington post" piece puts it like this. to voters of pennsylvania, trump is a known quantity for better or worse. harris is less known. not a blank slate but still a work in progress. trump could struggle to bring out the voters he needs to win. harris's challenge will be to alleviate the fe

. - (chanting) usa! usa! usa! - [tv reporter] donald trump has been elected the next president of the united states. (applause, chanting) usa! usa! - trump's election. that's when a lot of kids became political. that's when i became political. and i will say i did support him in middle school. i was in eighth grade. people made fun of me, even in a conservative town. but something about just the way he spoke normally really appealed to me. - [donald trump] these politicians are all talk, no action, they're never gonna do anything. - boomers think every single young person is, you know, pink hair, pronouns in bio, goes to starbucks every day, you know, votes for bernie sanders. and for the most part it's true, but i do think you're gonna see more conservatives arise. - in 2016, if i could have voted, donald trump was definitely not my first choice, but with him talking about things that are important to me, like securing the border, i was excited that he became president. - [crowd] build that wall, build that wall,

[chanting usa] thank you, thank you. the fun is not over yet.will take questions from the reporters before we hit the roads. we will start with you. >> this is shown right from 12 news -- this is sean right from 12 news. from here in phoenix. when you spoke to rising inflation, what do you think is causing rising inflation and what tangible steps will the trump-vance at administration due to lower it? >> i appreciate that question because the number one issue on the minds of americans is how to make life more affordable again and that question goes to the heart of it. so many of your colleagues in the media are obsessed with what happened four years ago or some fake scandal. the job of the media is to educate the american people on the issues that matter the most so i appreciate asking about an issue the american people talk about. here is the big thing. you have two major drivers of inflation over the last three and a half years. as much as kamala harris as inflation is over, do any of us feel inflation is over? no, because it is not. two big t

big strength and here is why and here she is she is walking out right now and the crowd has been chanting usaine with those backwards, which as we said, had been handed out and we can't tell you exactly how many people, but we do know the permanent was up to 40,000 and capital police have been anticipated it as many as ten to 12,000 more. >> it's unclear exactly how many, but she is there is there is a feeding off of a crowd like this. alyssa, just as we did, she is experiencing now, she is. are you about to say crowd size or isn't we know that this is there's something to this if it's a show of force the show of strength that's also about triggering donald trump you know, he had his big madison square garden rally and we saw some folks were leaving and also just didn't go well for the folks that stayed. >> so she can pull off a seamless forward-looking message in front of this kind of a crowd. freedom embracing what are traditionally maybe more republican messaging, usa sides. it's your optics. >> so just one thing on the optics real quick. they do great build out. this is probably one of th

big strength and here is why and here she is she is walking out right now and the crowd has been chanting usa, usa in line with those backwards, which as we said, had been handed out can't tell you exactly how many people, but we do know the permanent was up to 40,000 and capitol police had said they anticipated as many as ten to 12,000 more are it's unclear exactly how many, but she is. there is there is a feeding off of a crowd like this. >> alyssa, just as we did, she's experiencing it she is. are you about to say crowd size as we know that this is there something to this if it's a show of force to show him strike, that's also about triggering donald trump you know, he had his big madison square garden rally and we saw some folks were leaving. >> it also just didn't go well for the folks that stayed. so she can pull off a seamless forward looking message in front of this kind of a crowd. freedom, embracing what are traditionally maybe more republican messaging usa sides. >> it's optics. >> so just one thing on the optics real quick. new great build out. this is probably one of their weakes

♪ [ cheers and applause ] [ crowd chanting ] usa! [ cheers and applause ] [ crowd chanting ] trump!> thank you. lee, thank you, very much. and a vague big very big thank you to pennsylvania, we love pennsylvania, and as i was saying-- [ cheers and applause ] >> oh, i love that! i love that chart, i love that graph, isn't it a beautiful thing? also look at the number, that's the day i left office, it was the lowest border patrol, the lowest it's ever been illegal immigration today it's out of control, but i love it for other reasons, too, you know that. so thank you very much, and thank lee and what lee has done with that song, and it's such an honor to have it. i want to- - just to let you know i returned to butler in the aftermath of tragedy and heartache to deliver a simple message to the people of pennsylvania and to the people of america, our movement to make america great again stands stronger, prouder, more united, more determined, and nearer to victory than ever before. we are going to make america rate again and win the election . whether you are republican, democrat, indepe

and here she is she is walking out right now and the crowd has been chanting usa, usa in line with those placards, which as we said, had been handed out and we can't tell you exactly how many people, but we do know the permanent was up to 40,000 and capitol police said they anticipated as many as ten to 12,000 more. it's unclear exactly how many, but she is there is there is a feeding off of a crowd like this. alyssa, just as we while did, she's experienced she is. are you about to say outside as we know that this is there's something to this. >> if it's a show of force to show and strike, that's also about triggering donald trump you know, he had his big madison square garden rally and we saw some folks were leaving. it also just didn't go well for the folks that stayed. so if she can pull off a seamless forward-looking message in front of this kind of a craft out freedom, embracing what are traditionally maybe more republican messaging, usa sides, its sheer optics. >> so just one thing on the optics real quick. they do great build out. this is probably one of their weakest event build

[chanting "usa"] but we know the most precious resource this country has is the lives of its young people who are willing to put on the uniform to keep us safe, and compare, kamala harris, we have a new war, a new hotspot breaking out on seemingly every continent in the world. that's because she is incompetent and does not know what she is doing. donald trump is the candidate of peace through strength, protecting america, the people who serve, and preventing these crazy wars from breaking out all over the country. kamala harris is the candidate of anti-christian and anti-catholic bigotry. she brags about it. that's her record. donald trump is the candidate of defending your first rights and practicing your faith however you want to because this is the united states of america because we believe in religious liberty in this country. [applause] and kamala harris is the candidate who would rather buy oil and gas from tinpot dictators all over the world. tone trump is the candidate of drill, baby, drill. we have plenty of it here in the united states of america. let's get it from our own peop

[chanting usa] >> that is amazing. [applause] i wonder if he is a trump voter. you better be -- he better be. is that it? do we have anybody else coming? ok. that is one way to get to a donald trump jd vance really is to parachute on an american flag. i felt pretty cold running for vice president. a guy jumps out of an airplane with an american flag. even on your best day, there is someone who was going to jump out of a plane with an american flag and make you look not nearly as cool as he is. first of all my friends, i did not realize until we got here we are so close to the great army base called fort bragg. that is the name of it. [applause] not for whatever kamala harris renamed it. i say this as a united states marine veteran. we are thrilled to have all our soldiers and everybody who served here. thank you for your service. let's go make donald trump the next president of the united states. we got 11 days to do it. here is the thing about my job. i have the easiest job in american politics. i get to go around. i get to talk about the fact when donald trump

[crowd chanting "usa!"] you know, i want to say just a couple of other things. i know we got some press back here. i'll take a few questions because whether they're friendly or hostile, don't you believe a person running for vice president ought to talk to the american people? common sense? i want to tell you a little story so, a couple of weeks ago, and it feels like it was longer, but a couple of weeks ago, and of course, the democrats try to lie about this and forget about it. but i was sitting at home, it was a sunday and it was a rare sunday where i was just hanging out with my seven year old son. i get a phone call from the president and i answered, he says jd, you're never going to believe what happened. i said, president trump, what's going on? he said, "they did it again." i said, "what do you mean?" he said they tried to shoot me again and this was before it become public. it was about 1:45 in the afternoon. and he told me the story of how there was a guy hiding in the bushes who, you know, was going to take his life. but luckily, a secret service agen