thank you to our candidates tonight for wanting to serve on the cpac.so want just to acknowledge the time for early education, given what has been presented by governor newsom, transitional kindergarten and the countries there, along with the city and county in san francisco, with the california supreme court upholding little c, proposition c, and what that will mean for our road map for high quality education but really looking at the opportunities to also address things, long-standing equity and inequities for our zero through five children, so thank you, again, to our candidates who are stepping into these roles. >> commissioner boggus? >> i just had a question. are any of the candidates san francisco residents, and is that what we kind of look for in our candidates? >> yes. >> great. so all are san francisco residents? awesome. >> yes. >> okay. if there are no other questions or comments, we'll do a role call vote. [roll call] . >> clerk: that's seven ayes. >> thank you, miss casco. so we are on section c, item four, last item for this section, appo

he's also set to speak at the cpac, in dallas next month.rump? he says he's going to bring back rally as well. >> look, i think that president trump's voice is so important in the republican party because he has been one to bring together a broad coalition. he's brought together more people, blue collar workers, hispanics, african-americans. he's been able to broaden the tent as we need so much in the party and people want to hear from him. he's been to platforms -- deplatformed by the big tech companies and the president has a very strong voice and he has to talk about his agenda and how he was so successful during his four years and also has to be that voice against biden and the far left, which we know is being destructive to our nation and to our economy. so, look, we are so thrilled that the president's coming to cpac, dallas, texas, it's the weekend of july 9th through the 11th. it's a national conference. what we have seen as matt and i have traveled across the country is that people are yearning. they want to know that we are fightin

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so he should be allowed to compete with the cpac conference.riot was a false flag carried out by black lives matter and antifa, which it wasn't. something he reiterated in that interview with arnold. the broader point here is that you have elected officials openly hanging out with white supremacists and then lying about it. and so calling that out shouldn't be giving it attention that it doesn't deserve, but should be exposing what is actually happening so that voters can make an informed choice about these people. >> 100%, i absolutely agree. laura, thank you, as always. >>> and "new day" continues right now. >>> good morning to our viewers here in the united states and all around the world. it is wednesday, june 30th. i'm john berman in surfside, florida this morning. erica hill is with me in new york. and we have critical breaking developments as the heart wrenching search for survivors enters day seven here. israeli search leader told me just moments ago that more victims have been found in the debris overnight. also found overnight, and th

and i reported on that conjunction with the speech as cpac, the political action conference where hed in a joint event with matt gates. so i find interested it about this is that in spite of the fact he played an active role in the organization of the january 6th protest, he's embraced by republicans all we have to present. trump >> well, when you say despite, i would say because. of right? what's happened is that that has become, i mean steve bannon has said this clearly -- essentially the litmus test. this fan guard of dilution of anti-democratic attempt for, that represented by stop the steal. that is essentially a few of a maga control party. saw a person like jeffrey brain would be welcomed with open arms. >> yeah. i mean, i have to say i find it is stunning. i was there on general six that day. it was an attack on this country. it was a literal attack on the seat of government. i've reported on the uprising. people raising read this on the appraising dot info. people police records show how many people had guns that. day a yet, on capitol hill, we see seen people like paul gosa

fact that earlier this year, a known thing, and i reported on that in conjunction with his speech at cpac joint even with matt gaetz. he has been embraced by republicans all the way up to president trump. >> right. you say despite, i would say because of, right. what has happened is that steve bannon has said it clearly. right. that the kind of vanguard of delusion of anti-democratic, you know, represented by stop the steal. that is the view of a maga-controlled party. a person like jeffrey brain would be welcomed with open arms. >> yeah. i have to say that i still find it stunning. i was there on january 6 that day. it was an attack on the country. it was a literal attack on the seat of government. i reported on the up rising. people can read it that police records show how many people had guns that day and yet on capitol hill we have seen these people repeating these lies. it was an unarmed protest. that they were like tourists. it is wild to me how much the republican party has embraced the violent attack on the country. how much the general public has moved on from this. you know, wha

governor ron desantis who is somebody -- when i was at the cpac earlier in the year, he scored rightonservative group, so a lot of people looking at desantis who could be the heir apparent to the president especially if he doesn't run for mayor again. none of them being explicit about their intentions, but we all know these are the ties they're trying to build for the future. >> you appear to be the last ones in the room. you're trying to shut it down on a friday afternoon. >> you know it. >>> up next, a record-setting heat wave. are we getting a look at our new normal? ook at our new normal fast, powerful long-lasting relief with a revolutionary, rollerball design. because with the right pain reliever... life opens up. aleve it, and see what's possible. ♪ ♪ we made usaa insurance for veterans like martin. when a hailstorm hit, he needed his insurance to get it done right, right away. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa (man) i've made progress with my mental health. so when i started having unintentional body movements called tardive dyskinesia... ... i ignored them. but

cpac, the conservative gathering that hosted him earlier this year announced he's going to be a guest of theirs at a texas gathering a few weeks from now. what that says is he's trying to start asserting his power that's just been spoken about to this point, but now asserting it in a tangible way, inserting himself into the daily news cycles and messaging of the party. that's not going to come with open arms from everyone. you talked about congresswoman liz cheney. he's leading a very small charge within the republican party trying to wrest it from donald trump's control, but there are a lot of people who want to see him take a more public stance and use that mega phone to lead this party going forward. the problem is, leading it forward oftentimes means for donald trump looking back and relitigating old grievances. the blog didn't work out. it was very short lived. but if you read the email statements that have still been going out, they have continuously started to read like his tweets, which were a manifestation of stream of consciousness. by bringing back the rallies, he's bringin

reporter: well, this is the first time the former president has spoken publicly since that conservative cpac was the last time that he held any kind of open to the public event. this convention is ticketed, many of the people and you see them standing behind me, standing in line, waiting to get in already. and as i've been talking to them, they are hoping to just see the former president, hear his future and his vision for the party going forward. and at the same time, some of them do say that they are done with hearing about the things that he has been keen on talking about since leaving office. all of those continued relitigations of the big lie, the conspiracy theorys that are not possible for him to return to office somehow. listen to what one of the women who i spoke to out here said what she really wants to hear. >> i'd like to see him focus on what is coming. yeah, i think that we've heard enough about what happened. we've seen enough about what happened. and if you were paying attention, you know what happened. and you can form your own opinion about that. >> reporter: so she wants t

also though, the conservative group cpac that hosted him several months ago for his first appearancece leaving the white house just announced he will be appearing with them several weeks from now in texas. so we're going to start seeing more of those events start popping up on the calendar and it is just a reminder for the party that he is one of the biggest messengers they have at their disposal as they try to chart a path forward. they hope that that path includes retaking the house and the senate. at the same time you cannot move forward with trump without also relitigating the past. that's something republican lawmakers have told me they would like to avoid doing, but with the former president it is clear that all of these gripes are still very fresh in his mind and can be revived whenever he wants them to be. >> yeah, we will see how the party threads that needle between what it wants to do as a party and what donald trump wants to do with the party. thank you, ali. that is nbc political correspondent ali vitali live in greenville, north carolina. >>> coming up, more on a pledge

i don't know if you've ever met a real one at one of those cpac conferences you attend with milton friedman on your show it's time, for the "progressive perspective. ♪ fight the power fight the powe fight the powe fight the power ♪ ♪ fight the power fight the powe fight the powe we gotta fight the powers ♪ ♪ that be as the rhyth designed to bounce what counts is ♪ ♪ that the rhym designed t fill your mind you realize the prize ♪ ♪ of vibe we got the pump us u to make us som and even still ♪ ♪ it's a work of ar the revolution nothing's change nothing's strange ♪ ♪ people people we are the sam no we're not the sam 'cause we don't know ♪ ♪ the game ♪ >> seth: and that also sucks you can't, like, keep cutting back to you, making people think it's over. never mind sal, so let me get this straight, you're saying that because joe biden isn't a true-blue, dyed-in-the-wool progressive, that people on the left should withhold their support and risk fracturing the democratic party and sending us back to the republican-led stone age? >> uh -- well, you see -- all right, look, seth, i'm not really that

trump was speaking to the north carolina gop convention, his first twel vised speech since cpac and a he vowed to ban critical race theory and you can't ban an idea. but i digress. listen to how loud the cheering got when he said that. >> ban critical race theory in our schools. and we should ban it in workplaces. we should ban it in our states. and we should ban it in the federal government. that it should be done immediately. >> you could hear that loud cheering. that is one of trump's biggest applause lines of the night. the audience loves it. so it tells us something about the state of gop and that is why the speech matters. i wants to hear how loud the crowd could be because it makes the silence more striking. and the silence was my biggest take takeaway. when he brought up covid-19 vaccines and pushing the fda and saving lives, you could hear the vaccine hesitancy, the resistance in the room. it is like he had broken some unbroke rule not to bring up the pandemic. it is a real problem. so let me show it to you. this is about two minutes into the vaccine talk and it is getting so

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that because if you look when he gave his speech over the weekend in north carolina, when he went to cpacesident biden when he speaks. he is somebody who has a large following. i would call him the leader of our party right now because he clearly is former president, still very popular. his policies by the way worked tremendously well to get our economy back own track to secure our border, to stand up for our allies around the world and stand up to our enemies. we're not seeing any of that right now from president biden. stuart: i believe you're going to bedminster later this week. that is where the president, president trump lives during the summer i believe. i believe you're going. what is the purpose of that meeting? is it to put forward trump's policies in the future and make sure that the republican party follows trump's policies? is that it? >> jim banks, the chairman of the republican study committee put this together. i'm on the road fund-raising because we're work to get the house back in 2022. i'm on the road a lot. we're continuing on the road to raise money. we're getting trem

they should have jon voight, maybe james woods at the next cpac, give a little acting forum. inside the actor's studio. >> you mean john kennedy, the john kerry supporter? >> yes. >> and now he's like senator hokum from oxford? >> yes. >> to your larger point -- >> was i -- >> i think there was one in there. i heard one. >> he's going to crystallize things. >> to the larger point, of course we heard the "hang mike pence" chants on january 6th. there was a gallows built outside, perhaps symbolic, but the point was taken. and for him to kiss that off and say, we don't see eye to eye, we have a difference of opinion about what happened on january 6th. and immediately turn away to defending donald trump and attacking democrats -- >> and by the way -- >> it tells you everything what you need to know about where the party is. in new hampshire. the central target of that mob wants to move on from the question of what happened on january 6th. >> "hang mike pence, hang mike pence." and yet, this is walter -- this guy is now defending donald trump. there are now parallels in american h