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. >> [ cheers and applause ] >> the reason this is awkward is because charlie kirk just spoke just beforee was one of the other good speakers for the first night. the think about what is going on in the maga movement, particularly the underside of the maga movement which is held in some ways by charlie kirk and his usa thing. they are really embracing the whole idea of biological determinism. it is race science. they talk about being red pell, that is becoming a term that is being a more anodyne way than it deserves. kirk, just this past year, has been arguing the civil rights act of 1964, not like a current act, the civil rights act of 1964, was a big mistake. martin luther king jr. was a terrible person. when he gets on a plane if the pilot is black, he assumes the pilot is not going to be flown safely. when there is aviation disaster you should look to see if there are black people who have been involved. ms. rose, i am sure she has done her research but it is awkward to have the eye and check and i'm sure nothing racist right after half after -- they do the charlie kirk speech. >> als

. >> the reason this is awkward is because charlie kirk just spoke just before this and was one of the other big speakers for like the first night and that think about what's going on in the movement right now and the younger side of the maga movement , is that they are really embracing the whole idea of biological determinism. the whole idea race science when they talk about being red pill that's become a term i think we think of in a more anodyne way that it deserves. what charlie kirk for example this past year has been arguing is that the civil rights act of 1964 like not like the current civil rights and civil rights act of 1964 was in his words a big mistake, martin luther king jr. was a terrible person. he is the one who expressed that when he gets on a plane it's the pilot, if he is black he worries and assumes that the pilot, the plane will not be, the plane will not be flown safely. and that when there is any sort of aviation disaster you should look to see if there are black people who have been involved. so ms. rose, i'm sure she has done her research. but it is awkward to

, charlie kirk people like mark robinson from north carolina that is not those are the people that they highlighted on the first night of the convention those are not people that are going to help win over, that are going to help chip away at the democratic coalition. and so again, you can go out there and say we are united were preaching unity and we're reaching out across the aisle. but if these are the people that you you're putting forward on the first night to reflect the face of today's republican party. it's not, those aren't the people that are going to help you. well, i'm charlie kirk was in prime time and i think it's worth noting that other republicans, conservatives like erick erickson have called him out for intensive anti-semitic comments and actions in that i don't want to lose sight of that here. >> all right? still ahead here on cnn this morning, donald trump getting a big legal win as he returned to the top of the republican ticket. this i'm on a horse. who are you banned? >> president biden tried to leave no doubt about staying in the race and his most recent int

charlie kirk, professional troll and founder of turning point usa embraces christian nationalism andans need to view the election as a spiritual struggle to save western civilization and that trump is crucial to restoring morality in america. right. the convicted felon, sexual abuser equals morality, the kind of stuff that makes your brain hurt because it makes no sense. then, there's the interesting choice by the new york times to platform a far right christian extremist musings why he doesn't vote, which is code for, hey, maybe you shouldn't vote. matthew wallther writes, why does anyone vote. i ask myself. the answer, cannot be that we believe that by doing so we will influence the outcome of an election. no. actually that's exactly why i vote and why everyone votes. as it turns out, though, "the new york times" has since made a correction after internet sleuths pointed out that this op-ed writer did in the two most recent election cycles, wait for it, vote. not voting, of course, means choosing a devastating agenda for lgbtq people, women and girls, brown and black people, basica

what charlie kirk has been arguing that the civil rights act of 1964, not like a current civil rightsct in 1964 was in s words a big mistake. luth king jr. was a terrible person. he's the one who expressed when he gets on a plane, the pilot is black, he assumes the plane is not going to be flown safely. when there is aviation disaster, he looks to see if there's black people who were involved. so amber rose, i'm sure she has done her research, but it's awkward to have the i checked and i'm sure nothing going on here is racist, happen right after they do the charlie kirk speech about how mlk is terrible in civil rights is a bad idea and black people shouldn't be allowed to fly planes because is not biologically capable. >> lesson two weeks ago, donald trump was talking about black jobs. >> let's not forget he also did say the mayor of baltimore, republicans all said the mayor of baltimore just being black cause that ship to crash into the bridge. i have done my research on donald trump too. i did write a book about him. among the things i found in my research, amber rose has every righ

let me also thank charlie kirk for hosting this event and for his leadership, as well as bishop aubrey shines. thank you. bishop a great friend of mine, a tremendous woman of faith. pastor paula white is here and she's been so incredible, wherever you may be. paula, where are where is paula? she is fine. thanks, paula. pastor jensen franklin, one of the biggest, one of the most powerful, one of the greats. thank you. pastor. he's been with us from day one. pastor lorenzo sewell, whose church i visited in detroit. and this guy can speak. where is he? he can speak. he spoke at the convention. and i'll tell you, nobody wanted to follow him. where is he? where is that pastor? oh, hello, pastor. nobody wanted to follow him. i can tell you that. there was. people said i'll pass. you were fantastic. thank you very much, pastor. it was an honor to be in detroit. and we were in serious detroit. right? that was the real detroit. thank you very much. so respected such a wonderful man. and speaking of respect, secretary ben carson, what a great guy. nobody like him. former espn anchor sage steele.

charlie kirk and nick fuentes since the pick was made public have attacked the republican nominee's wife not just on twitter and tweets but videos that are all over social media. the central pillar of the assault on women is in jd vance's view this abortion ban, national abortion ban. kamala harris mentions it in her video there, which trump has said will go to the states but if congress passes a national abortion ban, you show me the trump who won't sign it. what is your -- what in your view is the opportunity tonight as the republicans try to sort of inflate the grandeur of this selection? >> well, i think the opportunity for democrats is to continue to share with the nation that jd vance is unqualified to be vice president and certainly unqualified to be president and coming off of saturday in butler, that does matter, jd vance is not qualified but i think in the case reporting around mitt romney there's something which is jd vance cannot be trusted. because i believe what i know infuriated mitt romney was that jd vance abandoned any reason to put trust in him and in politics that's y

tamped down rhetoric that we would typically hear from the likes of a marjorie taylor greene or a charlie kirkthe stage. there was a few quick references to the attempted assassination on his life, and there was a traditional focus on the messaging of what the republican party in contrast with what the democratic party is. for donald trump, there's a recognition there's an opportunity with the polls showing him ahead of biden, and an opportunity to try and win over a broader cross section of the american electorate by trying to lead, if you will, on the call to political violence and rhetoric, and in advancing a more united cause in the united states, and he feels like he's surviving the attack to be that messenger. this is a platform with four nights of primetime that he can articulate and effectuate that message. >> punchbowl said j.d. vance puts an end to the republican's old guard. what did you mean? >> listen, josÉ, the republican party has stood -- just look at mitch mcconnell, he has stood for funding ukraine and helping allies abroad and j.d. vance stood staunchly against that. j.d. va

announcer: ladies and gentlemen, charlie kirk. [cheers and applause] charlie: thank you, everybody.anizations in the country. thanks to our work, i talked to a lot of young people, on campuses, and our events, on our radio show, podcast, and social media. i visit college campuses so you don't have to. [cheers and applause] i hear a lot from young people about their hopes, their dreams, and their fears. you see, young people are idealists. they respond to visions. for the past four years, they have seen the vision of the biden-harris regime. that vision is you will own nothing and be happy. the democrats say instead of owning a home, you will rent a 400 square-foot studio apartment. instead of owning a car, you will rent a scooter using some app. their vision is this -- limit your dreams. give up. aim lower. the content with less. if you are a twentysomething in america, life has been tough. you have watched home prices rise 47% since 2020. homeownership is now out of reach unless you make more than $106,000 a year. since i last spoke at the republican convention four years ago, i ha

african american voting as seen through wonderful south carolina tim scott and young people through charlie kirkiness community and cap of the evening amber rose, i guess a public figure and popular figure in entertainment but also you see the head of the teamsters and everybody that trump's bringing together is reflected in the polls. he seems to borough into the democratic coalition and he doesn't need to win 50% of any of those groups to become the next president. next thing, make america wealthy and you saw tonight not a contest of personalities and not personal insults. this is putting the biden harris record on trial. bidenomics versus maganomics and the people who are young are saying when am i going to get out of debt? when can i buy my first home and get on the natural adult life. people know gas and groceries are up and you heard other things tonight and it's housing and utilities and it's repairs and maintenance. people think every day life is unaffordable, that's unfair, they want the energy independence and want to return to the party of the worker, and i feel this is donald trump s

tim scott, the young people through charlie kirk, david sax representing the business community, and of course, the capper of the evening, amber rose of i guess, a public figure, a popular figure in in entertainment. but also you see the head of the teamsters, everybody that trump's bringing together is reflected in these polls. he seems to burrow into the democratic coalition. now, he doesn't need to win 50% of any of those groups to become the next president. last thing, make america wealthy. i think you saw tonight not a contest of personalities, not personal insults. this is putting the biden-harris record on trial. bidenomics versus maga nomics. the people who are young are saying, when am i going to get out of debt? when can i buy my first home? when can i get on with the natural accouterments of an adult life so people know gas and groceries are up? but you heard other things tonight. it's housing, it's utilities, it's repairs, it's maintenance. people think everyday life is unaffordable. that's unfair. they want the energy independence. they want to return to the party. the w

the young people through charlie kirk.lar figuren entertainment, but also you see the head of the teamsters. everybody that trump's bringing together is reflected in these polls. he seems to burrow into the democratic coalition. he doesn't need to win 50% of any of those groups to -- i think you saw tonight not a contest of personalities, not personal insults. this is putting the biden-harris record on trial. bidenomics versus maganomics. people who are young say when can i get out debt of debt, whn can i my my first house -- when can i buy my first home. people think everyday life is unaffordable. that's unfair. they want the new jersey and depend -- energy and the dependence. i feel like this is donald trump showing a year after you moderated the debate on that stage with eight or nine other qualified men and women in the republican party and not donald trump. you're seeing this is the party that donald trump is building and he's bringing so many of those candidates that ran against him into this house this week to also

you have charlie kirk talking about young people.a republican convention. and then you have got -- i think you have got more people who feel included and this matters, because you are talking about a democratic party that doesn't respect law enforcement, border patrol, our brave men and women in blue. secret service to boot. they don't, you know, they are not containing iran. china is on the march. and people know that you need leaders who are going to contain bullies. i think he was very impressive last night senator vance. there is a certain humility you must have in these positions and you saw it on display. >> steve: the ticket is official. kellyanne, thank you very much expertise. >> ainsley: don't miss maleh vin this morning. >> steve: that's right. plus mike pompeo is here in milwaukee with us as we continue. it's day two of the rnc live on fnc. and we'll be right back. hey, mike. ♪ ♪ and doesn't spy on your searchs and duckduckgo lets you browsel but it blocks cookies and creepy ads that follow youa and other companies. and t

they think women are stupid and past their prime if they're not in their prime fertile year, like charlie kirk said. this is real. this is the enemy. this is what we're fighting against. and this is not democratic at all. it's a march towards fascism. and the more that the american people know this, particularly women, because for us, for those of us right now, this is life or death for us. and we're marching towards something that looks like the handmaid's tale. all three of us will be on the wall if project 2025 is successful and donald trump wins in november. that's why we have to keep our eye on the prize. what's happening with the democrats has to stop. this is not about a personality. it is about an administration. it's about the stability of our government. and it's about whether you want to make an investment in making sure that the democracy remains and that we all have the freedoms to we know and love, what we just celebrated on july 4th. that's the choice. the as binary choice in november. >> you know, joyce, tara obviously makes a compelling argument as to why we have to protect de

charlie kirk has got an anti-semitism problem. a lot of these people who are big influencers tucker carlson plays footsie with a lot of these people and it is a problem because there's not disciplined from the trump campaign and from the gop because they just simply assume that if you praise donald trump and if you're all in for maga, than you should be part of the big tent? >> i have no idea. she was invited, but i'm certainly glad where they wound up just in the correct place here. they don't need to campaign with people like this. it will hurt them the antisemitism problem in the united states right now, in my opinion, is mostly on the left and when you do things like put a candace owens on your flyer, you take attention away from the very real problem that's going on on the progressive left right now i think i'm glad where they live, where they well, i agree with you. all right. thanks to all of you for being here. appreciate it. what world leaders think about this shake-up in the 20th? in 24 race, would their countries benefi

marjorie taylor greene, ric grenell, who was one of his former ambassadors congressman ronny jackson, charlie kirk, kari lake. >> i mean, that's the challenge, right? because they've we've been in this moment since it's been to add two days since the assassination attempt, things have tamp down the rhetoric is damp down ads have been pulled from the airwaves and the like this is a political convention where red meat is thrown to the base, where trump is a base politician. he has been since day one, he has not been someone who has pivoted to the center as moderated his tone, any way. so this will be a huge test for him, but for the rest of the convention, speakers as well, at what point do they start to go? after the president in very sharp terms, they start to blame him for in some way, for anything that happened over the weekend, which we've seen even jd vance, who could be the vice presidential pick, said over the weekend that biden's rhetoric contribute to this without any evidence about what the shooter's motive was at. so will other people. it go at line as well. and will that change the comp

statements that come out and since the story has been big, he has skipped netanyahu's address when i'm charlie kirk's radio show sat down with don junior. he's yet to do a major mainstream interview. reviewing explain what he meant by these comments and tried to do the cleanup. it seems like there was no vet of him for his past statements that are easy to find in the harris campaign is frankly moving a lot quicker than the biden was in digging these things up and putting them out there, you're are memes all over saying, childless cat lady, and it is taken a life of its own, really online alyssa farah griffin. thank you so much for coming in this morning. appreciate it. >> all right. and attack on francis rail system just hours before the olympic opening ceremony. what does this mean for athletes? what does it mean for spectators from here, john, this morning, donald trump meets face-to-face with benjamin netanyahu for the first time in years at mar a-lago. >> and in just minutes, we get the newest numbers tracking the fight against inflation. that's all coming up tomorrow on the. whole story, politic

i actually found fisher capital through charlie kirk currently usa and and i decide to chem out. the minister stickam catching them on tape like we do with the white house official we can also start to vote with our wallets. there is no quenches the deep state has targeted fisher c-uppercase-letter helped save way they targeted trump, roger stone targeted when the use battering ram to my apartment door in upstate new york when you're looking for the -- going out to journalists, i've done my own research on what some of these woke wall street and deep state fact copies are trying to do to the american people. frankly it's a despicable for in my line of work you have to trust your gut, trust your instinct. if your instinct tell you you can't trust the system then do what feels right to you. it feels right to me. i looked at a lot of gold companies and is one that i would trust for my own investment portfolio and that's fisher capital. after doing my own research i found that fisher capital has maintained an a+ rating on bbb, five stars on google trust tile and consumer affairs. >>

it did range from some of the hardest core maga people like charlie kirk for example. but it also included sean o'brien of the teamsters as clearly the republicans are trying to lean in to expanding the changing nature. i will say there is a political realignment that we're all living through yeah. i mean, i feel like vance is the encapsulation of that you showed the clip just before he was a self-proclaimed, never trumper now he's on the ticket with donald trump's way. i think it shows how the republican party has changed over the past eight years now but as you mentioned, trumping this the third time, he's the nominee and you're right. there were a wide array of republicans who spoke last night. i think that this all plays into the idea that they're trying to push unity at this convention especially in the wake of the shooting at saturday's rally. this has been a really important message. i spoke to somebody i spoke to senator tommy tuberville yesterday before or sort of things kicked off. he said he had been at the convention center and in milwaukee for about 24 hou

vance about a week to get onto mainstream media to get onto fox news was doing these side, charlie kirk and catholics shows that i'm not sure they even think he's ready for prime time. i would have been on network television clarifying it stands and i don't know that there is a stance you could clarify for the mainstream what could do, you know, trump, what did you make of what he thinks of this? could you tell anything from that comment? >> i think he knows his base loves families, so leaning into this is just somebody who says he loves families was probably the best defense he could come up with. i don't know that there is a good one other than to just own that you made a mistake which donald trump doesn't never like people to do. >> so in this interview tonight, trump was also talking about harris and it just what this prospect of facing her is going to look like. i want you to listen to something he said about her she is younger, but i mean, she's 60-years-old. >> a lot of people i didn't realize she was 6-3, but she was giuliani she's 59. >> i should note, but she does turn 60 in o

it's not just on junior, it's also charlie kirk. these are people who back jd vance and he feels as though he was really changed. >> it doesn't hurt. also that he's got the silicon valley guys and elon musk yesterday says $45 million a month. he's going to that trump super pac. david. the other thing happening this morning, we saw this kind of, i don't want to call it leak, but it was accidentally posted video of a call between donald trump and rfk junior. this is fascinating to me because normally a third party candidate we wouldn't be paying a ton of attention to, but this is someone who has the potential to impact this race. why is donald trump having an in-person meeting with rfk junior and calling him on the phone and they're chit-chatting about vaccine skepticism yes let's put the vaccine skepticism aside for a moment here since we know that approved vaccines are indeed safe and effective in this country but it it does speak to some ideological alignment and where trump is still in pursuit of something here. >> i mean, this is

charlie kirk and he thinks shows that i'm not sure they even think he's ready for prime time. i would have been on network television clarifying my stance and i don't know that there is a stance you could clarify for the maine what do you could do, know trump what did you make of what he thinks of this? could you tell anything from that comment? >> i think he knows his base loves families, so leaning into this is just somebody who says he loves families was probably the best defense he could come up with i don't know that there is a good one other than to just own that you made a mistake which donald trump does never like people they do. >> so in this interview tonight, trump was also talking about harris and it just what this prospect of facing her is going to look like. i want you to listen to something he said about her she is younger, but i mean, she's 60-years-old. a lot of people i didn't realize she was 16. she was only younger she's 59. >> i should note, but she does turn 60 in october, but but what do you make of how trump's talking about this? he's also talking about

trump, president donald trump's family, and really the kings of the maga movement talking about charlie kirk, donald trump jr. et cetera. but not the rest of the republican party. they still don't know him so that's one of the things that he really has to spend the next couple times doing what he has to do on stage tonight. is tell the american people who he is. he's done a couple of interviews here and there. he's had immediate presence, but not really explained his life story other than in his book. and a lot of america obviously hasn't read that book. now, what we're expecting tonight from him, he'll be up on stage. he's obviously the keynote speaker. he will be introduced by usha vance, his wife she herself is a fascinating human being. she was a trial lawyer. she met him at yale law school. he credits are with all of his success. >> and the entire theme is make america strong again, what they're focused on is veterans you're going to hear from gold-star families. >> you're going to hear from a family of an israeli hostage. but the keynote speaker here is jd vance and kristen. >> thank y

allied groups that are involved in this project, including the likes of turning point usa and charlie kirke claremont institute, john eastman. there are major figures here that are involved. russ vought is the platform committee, a key author of this document. you have the likes of john mcentee, overseeing the database they are building, during the transition to pull from, in order to staff the thousands of jobs needed to be filled by political appointee. who was he? a close aide to donald trump in the white house and became the director of personnel. in the database, they are currently having conservatives go and fill out an application, answering questions about their positions, and then the database is going to be able to be used to staff the trump white house in 2025. what is unique about this is in two weeks before donald trump left office, he implemented schedule f, which transferred thousands of civil servant jobs and made them political appointment positions here. joe biden on day one of his administration rescinded that. donald trump and the heritage foundation, project 2025, have

charlie kirk who has been open about saying things like get them out of my country. get them out of my country. and about people of color who are immigrants. this dais doesn't say to me that this party wants to make a change. are the pins that these members wore of an ar-15, are those coming off? i don't know. it might be a good idea. but i don't have faith that they will. and so i think the question we'll now see, donald trump says he wants to talk about unity, but unify around what? what is it that we're asked to unify around? because it's not they're poisoning the souls of our country. i don't think that's something to unify around or camps for migrants. i will await and be open minded to see if there is a change. >> our friend chris hayes is standing by. chris. >> yeah, i like everyone i think has this sort of spiraling dark black feeling at the news of the ex-president being shot at, almost assassinated. also, just what a horrible -- just a horrible thing to happen, a horrible thing to happen to those people attending the rally, and like, a kind of violence both

announcer: ladies and gentlemen, charlie kirk. [cheers and applause] charlie: thank you, everybody. good evening. i'm charlie kirk, founder of turning point usa and turning point action. together the largest conservative grassroots organizations in the country. thanks to our work, i talked to a lot of young people, on campuses, and our events, on our radio show, podcast, and social media. i visit college campuses so you don't have to. [cheers and applause] i hear a lot from young people about their hopes, their dreams, and their fears. you see, young people are idealists. they respond to visions. for the past four years, they have seen the vision of the biden-harris regime. that vision is you will own nothing and be happy. the democrats say instead of owning a home, you will rent a 400 square-foot studio apartment. instead of owning a car, you will rent a scooter using some app. their vision is this -- limit your dreams. give up. aim lower. the content with less. if you are a twentysomething in america, life has been tough. you have watched home prices rise 47% since 2020. homeowner