who's talking to chris wallace on max? chris, the former speaker is a shrewd, communicator, right? it's not coincidence, it's not a gaff. she means this specifically the portion about letting biden make his own decision. i think is very clearly a message to the president. no, absolutely that because the reporter, she basically said, let's see what he decides and the reporter said, well, he's decided. he said, i'm all in you want to take me on at the convention, come come get me. she wrote fused as a lot of top democratic leaders, but most importantly, i think most influential really nancy pelosi refuses to take yes for an answer and says, well, let's let's see what he decides. even though he supposedly has decided. and i think that's their way of saying, you may think mr. president, this is a done deal. it isn't what do you think about the fact that she gave it until the end of the nato summit. but she said, let's keep these doubts in-house private until the end of the week and see where things are well as a practical matte

here was my colleague chris wallace, who i was sitting next to last night, about how this all went i couldn't help but think the people that are gonna be happy us tonight or not, the people at trump headquarters. >> but the people the democrats, maybe a biden headquarters, maybe at the headquarters of other people who think i got to replace joe biden but jake, we have ourselves a presidential campaign again presidential campaign again, right? >> our panel's here joining me now, stephen collinson, senior politics reporter. brad woodhouse, former communications director for the democratic national committee, and scott jennings, former special assistant to president george w bush. welcome all of you. >> how much sleep? collectively do we think we've all got maybe four hours i'm simply running on adrenaline and holcomb mania at this point. >> that's it. that's all i got yeah. >> scott, i will say the energy that you had is we were up in that booth earlier in the evening when whole cogen did take the stage i'm still feeding off of it here. this morning. >> shut my childhood hero stephen c

we're joined now by cnn's chris wallace and chris, obviously, the convention comes at an important moment in history. and last night you said that you'd never seen a moment like that at a convention before when trump emerge, that was received by this crowd less than 48 hours after an assassin's bullet had grazed his ear and by a millimeter better miss taking him out and the feeling on this convention floor, the joy was quite extraordinary one moment that may be compared to it, and i thought about this after i made that statement, 1964 just nine months after president kennedy was assassinated, his brother bobby kennedy, who was the attorney general, came to the democratic convention and atlantic city. you can see him there to introduce a tribute video to his brother and the convention. remember these were the delegates who had, had thought gabe it standing ovation for 22 minutes before bobby kennedy could finally speak and to give you a sense how fraught this was, lyndon johnson, the president and bobby kennedy did not like each other and johnson and was afraid that the delegates were goin

i'm kasie hunt in for chris wallace this week. let's break down the biggest stories with the smartest people we know today. we're asking, as vice president kamala harris is campaign heats up and democrats seem excited in the so-called harris honeymoon last until november i'm in the trump pivot. can the former presidents successfully switches attention and his attacks the new democratic nominee i'm later serial killer, but controversial breakfast choice for travis kelce, a k taylor swift's boyfriend. the panel's here are ready to go. so sit back, relax. let's talk about it up first, even though it has felt like much, much longer today, marks just one month since the cnn presidential debate. in just the last week president biden dropped out. vice president harris became the democrats new presumptive nominee. and her campaign shot out of a cannon. thanks in part to a social media storm. firm involving coconuts and brat we are not going back. kamala harris spending who first week as the democrats, new presumptive nominee, with a singu

public televised remarks since his attempted assassination and pennsylvania, over the weekend chris wallace joins us now from here in milwaukee, chris, we've heard a lot of talk and reporting about how this attempted assassination in the view of those close to him, changed donald trump. >> what do you need to hear from the speech tonight that would confirm that for you? >> well, first of all, a lot of his supporters follow the vast majority of the people in this hall don't need to see a change. they like donald trump the way he is. but i'm curious to see this was a near death experience and has it changed i think in two ways, both in terms of personality, he got obviously comes off with with a certain braggadocio is it going to be a kinder, gentler softer donald trump, within reason he's not going to be mr. rogers. and then in terms of policy, you know, he loves to draw a really sharp, bright lines between his view of the country and joe biden and the democrats few of the country. ai, he's certainly going to make that contrast whether he softens the lines a little bit, will be interesting t

let's discuss with chris wallace. chris, thank you so much for being here you've seen a lot of stars made at these conventions and for folks that aren't familiar with jd vance from hillbilly elegy or even his relatively short time in the senate. what do you think he has to do with connect to connect with viewers? >> well, it's interesting. we talked to some of the top trump campaign and convention officials now say he's got to introduce himself to the american people because most people don't know who he is and it is a compelling personal story of this kid who grew up first enrolled well, kentucky that in southwest ohio mom addicted to drugs, basically brought up by his grandma and grandpa's as you say road hillbilly elegy about how he some people call them the voice of the rust belt that all the things that we think about in terms of people who feel like they've been left behind, people dealing with an opioid crisis. he lived to all of that he then enlisted in the marine, spent six years there, left went ohio state, d

. >> the last voice, longtime fox hosts, now at seen in chris wallace, trump could not keep up the act for one speed, again, one of the longest speeches in the history of political conventions, longest republican national convention speech ever. the time is right, trump was dribbling. politico, nonpartisan outlet says that he derailed his own speech. cbs noted the obvious, it was meandering. the l.a. times calling the entire spectacle a dead. here's the thing about politics, last night was a political speech with the wind at donald trump's back. a lot of goodwill when he stepped out onto the stage. after that, it is still up to him and up to life and up to us. as long as we have a functioning democracy, up to the people to listen and decide. what happened over the course of his 90 minutes, despite it being one of the warmest, best, most positive honor ramps any politician could ask for, was donald trump unvarnished, unfiltered, unpolished by other pr techniques and political strategies that are used. i have told you before, i don't come on here every night and tell you what to think, i

. >> george: i was surprised, especially after and you were talking about it before, the chris wallaceold move by biden. i do think the rules he's put in place could make a difference. >> stephen: i love them. no audience. in studio. when your time is up, the mic goes off. that's a loss of power. >> george: it will be interesting to see, i know both sides have accepted now. i wonder if it the end of the day with those rules if those rules are really in place if the debate happens. i think those rules are essential. >> stephen: would you want to moderate the debate? >> george: oh, sure. [laughs] >> stephen: what would be your first question to both men? what's the question they would both have to answer? >> george: who won the last election? [cheering] i hope that's the first question. >> stephen: the new book, the new book is called, as i said before, "the situation room." it's about how presidents have used the situation room in moments of crisis. before we get into it, we hear the name a lot. what exactly is the situation room? >> george: it's actually a series of rooms in the baseme

. >> that last voice, long-time fox host now at cnn chris wallace. trump couldn't keep up the act for one speech. although again, one of the longest speeches in political conventions. the longest convention speech ever. the times writes that trump was struggle every struggling. politico said he derailed his own speech. cbs noted the obvious. it was meandering. the "l.a. times" calling the entire spectacle a dud. here's the thing about politics. last night was a political speech with the wind at donald trump's back. a lot of good will when he stepped out on to the stage. after that though, it is still up to him and up to life and up to us. as long as we have a functioning democracy, up to the people to listen and decide. and what happened over the course of the 90 minutes despite it being one of the warmest, best, most positive on-ramps any politician could ask for was donald trump unvarnished, unfiltered, unpolished by all the pr techniques and political strategies that are used. and i've told you before, i don't come on here every night and tell you

chris wallace of convention.see the nominee but you don't hear from him until the final the final night no, that's right. >> and for all of the excitement, there there's been a good deal, particularly monday night when donald trump showed up here, barely 48 hours after he was taken down by an assassin the highlight the main thrust of this entire convention will be his speech tomorrow night we will see what agenda he wants to set for doug. we obviously as a former president, he's got a record and also a platform. but we'll see the way he wants to contest this campaign. whoever it ends up being against, whether it's joe biden or somebody to be announced and i tend one of the things we're all going to be looking forward to is whether or not the near death experience that donald trump went through last saturday whether it has changed him. i don't mean that he's a different person, but whether it has had some emotional impact on him and has perhaps change the way that he wants to continue his relationship with the ame

and chris wallace you've covered the reagan assassination in 1981. there is also this wild the card of the fact that president trump famously, the just survived an assassination attempt with an iconic pose afterwards. and we have no idea. it seems crude. even talk about the politics but we can't ignore them. we have no idea how that's going to play into the convention or the, or the campaigns. well, the one thing i would say about the residents house today he should attempt in 1981 is it change the public's view of him? he was very controversial figure, although a won by a landslide and it really some that took a bond between reagan and the american people because they saw it away that you don't normally see what politicians they saw the make of the man, the measure of the man, and the strength and the courage on the humor of ronald reagan in the weeks that path 29 days after he was shot outside the hilton hotel, he addressed a joint session of congress a proposed a tremendous like controversial plan spending cuts, tax cuts. it all sailed through and

i'm actually filling in for chris wallace right after that tomorrow as well. so i hope you'll stick around for that to alright. olympic organizers in paris announcing tonight's opening ceremonies will go ahead as planned, despite disruptions to the french train system and the possibility of rain, the stars will be out for opening night lady gaga, just one of the headliners for tonight's opening ceremonies at the paris olympics. according to multiple reports, she's going to be performing a duet with celine dion before the opening ceremonies even begins, snoop dogg will carry the olympic torch on its final leg. through the streets in northern paris and carrying the flag for team usa lebron james along with tennis star coco gauff, golf spoke to our coy wire about what that honor means to her it took a while for it to sink in. i still haven't really sunk like sunk in in. i mean, so many people are coming up to say congratulations, not just from team usa, but from other sports and countries as well. so i don't think i don't think it will until maybe honestly, like

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president at president biden in just a minute, but i'd like to get your take on the speech because chris wallacesitting next to last night, i came on the air afterwards and said well, it looks like we have ourselves a presidential campaign again that democrats are going to look to that speech and find reason to be hopeful after a pretty tough couple of weeks, what was your view no. >> i mean, i respectfully have to throw a little water on what's on my colleagues are saying this morning, it was actually the best day for democrats in a very long time. it was there was nothing about that speech, which i think excited anyone who is watching very low energy born and it was, it was typical trump. i mean, this is the reason why trump is extremely beatable. what you saw was president trump has a very, very low ceiling and a high floor and he is a 43, 44% candidate. you see it in all the polls, it gets as high as 46. that's about it. >> and you see what the challenges and you see how beatable that donald trump is just from that speech i will also tell people that the rnc this week reminded me a lot of 20

why did t the mayor give them $3.5 million and chris wallace who is not the father, believe me this isference of about 300%. if you can't ask a question like that six months later it turned out to be a big question. 3.5 million from the mayor of moscow's wife and i $ will pass the trump reciprocal trade act thatew' means if china or any or country makes us pay a tariff or tax of 100 or 200 or 300% we will make them pay a reciprocal. you heard us and we heard you. it's an eye for an eye. these people closed it down for no reason. it's the best iron order was in the world. imagine that. and it's unlimited. and i met guys that were so tough they never cried maybe when they were babies. but after two, all four of them. they were standing there bawling likein a baby because i rescued better jobs and gave them something that never should have been taken away. they were doing great and then he has no idea what he's doing and in his first week he closed it. tell them if you happen to meet him we are going to get it open again. it's the first time they've cried maybe ever in their whole life. t

chris wallace, you cannot ask a question like that.onths later it turned out to be a big question. they got $3.5 million from the mayor of moscow's wife. i will pass of the trump reciprocal trade act. if any country makes us pay a tariff of 100% or 200%, we will make them pay a reciprocal tariff of one to 2%, 200% -- 1 00%, 200%. i will on skill -- also rescued the minnesota iron range. i will never forget. i came up, and there were guys who worked there that had lost their jobs for years. these crazy people closed it down for no reason. it is the best iron ore there is in the world, and it is unlimited. and i met four guys that were so tough. they never cried, maybe when they were babies, but all four of them were crying. they were standing there bawling like a baby because i risk at their jobs. i gave them something that should never have been taken away, and then biden comes in, he has no idea what he is doing, and it is first week he closed it. tell those four guys if you happen to meet them, no reason to cry, we will get it open a

i have to tell you that, you know, chris wallace said this.s is the first good thing and that's happened to democrats in the last three weeks. i mean, this, this really reminded everyone why donald trump is fundamentally unpopular. outside this room. >> kaitlan, you know, that's interesting, is that a lot of people have not been to a trump rally. they've never seen what a trump rally is like. i've been to dozens of them. this is what a trump rally they is like. what obviously this is built out was a totally free speech focused on unity. there's no denying the beginning was certainly compelling. you were accounted in now what it was like to be on stage in butler, pennsylvania on saturday night, any spent about ten to 15 minutes doing that. then we got to the middle and it sounded like a normal typical trump rally that would have happened or saturday, he called nancy pelosi crazy nancy pelosi. he talked about they are trying to destroy our country. he called the 2020 election ridiculous. >> cheating on elections he exemplified murray's authorita

chris wallace, you cannot ask a question like that.onths later it turned out to be a big question. they got $3.5 million from the mayor of moscow's wife. i will pass of the trump reciprocal trade act. if any country makes us pay a tariff of 100% or 200%, we will make them pay a reciprocal tariff of one to 2%, 200% -- 1 00%, 200%. i will on skill -- also rescued the minnesota iron range. i will never forget. i came up, and there were guys who worked there that had lost their jobs for years. these crazy people closed it down for no reason. it is the best iron ore there is in the world, and it is unlimited. and i met four guys that were so tough. they never cried, maybe when they were babies, but all four of them were crying. they were standing there bawling like a baby because i risk at their jobs. i gave them something that should never have been taken away, and then biden comes in, he has no idea what he is doing, and it is first week he closed it. tell those four guys if you happen to meet them, no reason to cry, we will get it open a

used to hearing from the president bentz like this dana bash, we have from these excerpts and chris wallace, i'm kasie hunt are with me here too as well donald trump i'm saying that the discord and division in our society must be healed as americans we are bound together by a single fade in the shared destiny brian's together. >> or we fall apart, i am running to be president for all of america, not half of america, because there is no victory in winning for half of america this is at least according to these excerpts, quite different from what we're used to hearing from donald trump, and one could ai thank credibly argue it's not how he particularly governed in his first administration. yeah, that's a far cry from american carnage, which is what he talked about. in his inaugural address. in 2017. and yes, he clearly did change the speech as he promised he would. it seems as though his old speech was just reworked for his son, eric. >> eric giving a speech that was lifted of grievance. >> it was very dark. it was it was very dark. i mean, he he told me that he was going to it was going to b

who's broad stripes bribe saw through for other words bombs good, through that are flag, who say chris wallace it seems as though it is between jd vance and doug burgum, the vice presidential pick, what more can you tell us? well one, the vice-presidential pick and has, been reported is in it appears it's down to two were told that right after the president goes over the top, when florida the picks him and he is officially the nominee of the party that he is expected to come here to the hall to announce his vice presidential pick. and we're being told that it's going to be for 37 eastern time, 337 central time. so you can imagine a more dramatic moment. donald trump has first time in republic since the assassination attempt coming here. i don't know if he's still has the bandage on his right here. he had a couple of days ago, but also coming bringing with him his running mate for the republican nomination for president, vice-president, and dana bash, if the reporting is accurate and it is between these two individuals, jd vance and doug burgum, those are two pretty different choices, very diff

chris wallace and dana bash. i want to show some recent video. the most recent video we have of president biden he has covid he had to cancel an appearance at an event here he is earlier tonight at dover air force base, delaware, walking down the stairs, looking i don't know around let's say it's a very halting procession down the stairs though and the reason i wanted to show this video is i'm not sure in all these conversations how much it's being illustrated to president biden not just the democrats worry he cannot turn this around, that he's a drag on the ticket that he is going to lose. >> but that the reason he is the drag on the ticket, the reason that his poll numbers are so bad? >> it's irreversible. >> it is because the american people think he's too old not competent to do the job. that was highlighted, even more in the debate. but that's where the american people, according to polls have been for months, if not years. this is not something that he can turn around. >> we've seen him speak before the naacp and lose his train of thought.

chris wallace.f the most fascinating parts of covering conventions to see people who once used to tell voters how incredibly ill equipped their nominee was to be president of the united states to come up there, whether it's hillary clinton extolling barak obama, george hw bush, who called reaganomics voodoo economics or tonight nikki haley and ron desantis talking about what a wonderful one the full candidate donald trump is it's just politics. >> jake and in the case of nikki haley during the course of the campaign, she called trump diminish on the hand that he was a chaos agent and stayed in the race a lot longer than donald trump wanted her to. she dropped out in march 1 of the reasons i think she may be the most important speech tonight is because she has a real following even after she dropped out and what people called a zombie candidates in march, she continued to pick up a lot of voters. i know that you're interested in the state of pennsylvania commonwealth, the commonwealth always my gosh,

part of the superpower of these two campaign managers, susie wallace and chris lawson vida, is that they they give you so much access? >> well, at the risk of giving away any of my secrets, i think i would just say that, you know , once these folks realize that you are going to be able to get to everyone else and talk to everyone else, and find out wrinkly the things they don't want you to find out, then they start to realize, it is probably in their best interest to cooperate and participate, and try to at least control some piece of the narrative, to the extent they are able. i have spent quite a bit of time already sort of tunneling into trump world, and knew a lot of the other people involved, and had a pretty good sense of what was going on. when i came to them and said, listen, i think it is probably in your best interest to have these conversations with me your cells on the level, they ultimately agreed. >> in this piece for the atlantic an incredible piece of reporting, you write in part, they would be talking about chris and susie, they would be remembered for running a campaign

wallace. golden state also said goodbye to twelve- time all-star chris paul. the 30-year-old veteran, who ranks third on the league's all-time list of assists, will continue his career in san antonio, where he will serve as a mentor to young players. as it appears. tatarstan and irek rizaev, but the seven-time not everything worked out for the national champion in the second race, and in the end he became a silver medalist. well, the winner was nikita fominov, a twenty-five-year-old racer from st. petersburg ahead of rezaev by 1.37 points. at the feet of his beloved, and she was enough . artyom, 31 years old, was ready to put the whole world in quiet happiness within the confines of one moscow apartment. artyom is a private pilot, also works as a crisis manager with large companies, lives in the moscow region, is proud of the fact that he received two higher educations from prestigious universities, dreams of building a house on wheels, warns that there will be no wedding in his life. artyom will not keep company. i don’t really see the point in it, well, that

maddow, joined here at msnbc headquarters by my colleagues joy reid and nicolle wallace and jen psaki and ari melber. we have chris hayes under a desk here somewhere. on days like this when it can be difficult to wrap your head around all of the news that will just not stop unfolding, we know you have every choice in the urld about where to watch the news tonight, so we're grateful to have you here with us. let's start with some of the day's biggest developments. just after 3:00 eastern this afternoon, republican nominee donald trump announced online that he had chosen ohio senator jd vance to be his vice presidential running mate. jd vance is 39 years old, he has held political office for less than two years before which he was best known for writing his autobiography. senator vance was famously a harsh trump critic in 2016 when trump first ran for president. jd vance at the time, again then, famous just as an author, called trump reprehensible, called his policies immoral and adsiren, and even wondering if trump was, and i'm quoting here literally, america's hitler. nevertheless, vance has worked very hard to ea

chris across this but i think what distinguishes mean from the field >>approved. problem solver. you know, get ready in knocking on every reporting at the state tom wallace.>>kron 4 news. >>around the country, delta airlines is still struggling to get back to normal after computer glitch impacted windows computers worldwide. last friday, kron charles clifford was at sfo where travelers are still trying to reach those destinations. >>well, by midday tuesday, delta airlines had canceled 467 flights. they continue to struggle with the aftermath of the crowdstrike computer glitch. tuesdaymorning, hundreds of frustrated delta passengers waited patiently in line trying to rebook their flights. we had trouble getting on in minneapolis are kevin and his wife have been trying to get home to south dakota, came fully to get somewhere closer than what we are. and i don't really know like just to get home. well, we're here on saturday, 3 days ago, athena lindsey's daughters were supposed to fly out to see their grandparents last weekend. but due to the computer glitch, delta suspended unaccompanied minor travel until today. she's now trying to get them rebooked. they