dick cheney. joe biden.ennedys from boston needed a southern, a texan to make sure they could carry the south. he needed someone older than jfk, then the youngest presidential candidate in history. dan quayle, george h.w. bush needed someone younger because that was just about as old as we thought presidential candidates could get. dan quayle's qualifications other than his age, were zero. absolutely zero. that's called diversity. diversity of age. dick cheney. very inexperienced, governor of texas, going into the presidency. needed foreign policy experience. he just grabbed it off the shelf with dick cheney. diversity of experience. spear row agnew, richard nixon was so thrilled that he was what nixon called ethnic. he wanted that diversity that california white republican wanted that diversity he thought geographic, agnew from maryland. joe biden couldn't be more unlike barack obama and the diversity equity and inclusion in the ticket of barack obama and joe biden was completed by joe biden. it was the old

with dick cheney, dick cheney had the federal government experience job. i didn't have the experience in this case. they won't be experienced. that will be what donald trump would need . it will be the security, the confidence that people have, that he has someone to moderate him, donald trump. and this is why i have a problem with people being thrown out there like a byron downloads or even j. d. bands at this point, donald trump doesn't need someone who is essentially a carbon copy of himself. he need someone who's able to get in there to do to work with congress, something that i don't think that the many others would do. many anyone who knows me know that my favorite, my number one person is in their time. scott, because i believe that senator team. scott would not only help donald trump when he would help donald trump cover and create a legacy after donald trump leaves. if either of those other candidates be of mark or ruby or others, these are not legacy building candidates. and for all intents and purposes, they're simply extensions of the american

with dick cheney, dick cheney had the federal government experience job. i didn't have the experience in this case. they won't be experienced. that will be what donald trump would need . it will be the security, the confidence that people have, that he has someone to moderate him, donald trump. and this is why i have a problem with people being thrown out there and like a byron downloads or even j. d benz. at this point, donald trump doesn't need someone who is essentially a carbon copy of himself. he need someone who's able to get in there to do to work with congress, something that i don't think that the many others would do. many, anyone who knows me know that my favorite, my number one person is in their time. scott, because i believe that senator team scott would not only help donald trump when he would help donald trump cover and create a legacy after donald trump leaves. if either of those other candidates be of mark or ruby or others. these are not legacy building candidates, and for all intents and purposes, they're simply extensions of the americ

franks, the commander of the american central forces, george tenet, the head of the cia, as well as dick cheney, the vice president of the united states. naturally, america's plans were mixed. in this field, the americans acted on a large scale, so that the goal was to carry out extensive intelligence and military trips. even after the attack on afghanistan in 2003, 2004 and 2005, yemen remained in the mind of the us as a dangerous center that should be controlled. this is the dominance of one hundred special forces in yemen. on the other hand, some media reported the american attitude about the nature of the activity and deployment of many yemeni forces in the philippines. as you can see we use the uh sbd pso1 scope now thing about the fvd they do manufacture a cheap piece for it uh we didn't get it . yemen became with the continuation of the trips of high-ranking american commanders to these camps, the images of the government's reception of them had become a mockery, as this issue is evident in these suspicious images, along with that , the demands of the americans to go and see them from th

franks, the commander of the american central forces, george tenet, the head of the cia, as well as dick cheney, the vice president of the united states. naturally, america's plans were mixed. americans. in this field, they acted on a large scale, so that the goal was to carry out extensive intelligence and military trips, even after the attack on afghanistan in the years in 2003, 2004 and 2005, yemen remained in the mind of america as a dangerous center that should be controlled. this dominance was announced from the highest point of the us government pyramid. in some media, the american approach about the nature of the activity and deployment of many yemeni forces in the philippines was conveyed. as you can see we use the uh sbd. the camps of the special forces attached to the president's son became a center for the deployment of american military forces in sana'a, the capital of yemen. with the continuation of trips of high-ranking american commanders to this camp. images of the government's reception of them are no longer a liquid mockery it had become evident in these suspicious pictures,

. >> laura: may be additives clooney and dick cheney looking for the vice president of who will be the vice president and it was dick cheney. >> i was at the essence festival, and anybody but kamala harris. >> laura: i am personally saying it is kamala. raymond, just for you, we have a special guest, who hasn't been on "the angle" for seven years. your goddaughter, your goddaughter, my daughter, maria, who has gone off to texas a&m in just a few weeks and she said, i'm not saying anything. she is sitting there looking pretty. i said, if we still time for raymond, it has to be for his goddaughter. i'm getting weepy for her leaving. raymond, great segment, that is it for us and we will be live from the rnc sunday, special sunday show through next >> carley: today president biden will face his latest test a press conference at the nato summit. his campaign dealt a devastating blow by george clooney and two governors are softening hard-line support. governor chris sununu will be here to respond. >> todd: and alec baldwin's latest on the case for the actor before testimony resumes. >> carle

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. >> laura: may be additives clooney and dick cheney looking for the vice president of who will be the dick cheney. >> i was at the essence festival, and anybody but kamala harris. >> laura: i am personally saying it is kamala. raymond, just for you, we have a special guest, who hasn't been on "the angle" for seven years. your goddaughter, your goddaughter, my daughter, maria, who has gone off to texas a&m in just a few weeks and she said, i'm not saying anything. she is sitting there looking pretty. i said, if we still time for raymond, it has to be for his goddaughter. i'm getting weepy for her leaving. raymond, great segment, that is it for us and we will be live from the rnc sunday, special sunday show through next >> carley: today president biden will face his latest

what is dick cheney, a native of the oil corporation hali burton, worth?orge w. bush. cheney is the architect of operation desert storm in iraq and the deployment of military forces in oil-rich saudi arabia. loy dostin stands out in the current administration. he is back. provided the military-industrial complex with orders for decades to come, for 2 years before the murder, and the world behind the scenes manipulation of politicians and people, the thirty-fifth president of the united states, john fitzgerald kennedy, the last of the american leaders who advocated peaceful coexistence, spoke in his speech. if the press waits for a declaration of war before imposing military censorship, then i can only say that no war has ever posed a greater threat to our security. a theme that mobilized enormous human and material resources to create a cohesive, highly effective machine combining military diplomatic, intelligence, economic, scientific and political operations. kennedy was killed by shots from a carcan rifle in dallas on november 22, 1963 . the world is st

it is called the the dick cheney. why do you think a dick cheney is a shot of whiskey?hot somebody in the face. >> seth: he did. [ laughter ] >> yes. >> seth: and then we look back on it, and we're like, "remember those simple times?" [ laughter ] remember when our vice presidents just shot people in the face? >> oh! cheers. that i like. >> seth: you like that one? >> not really. [ laughter ] >> seth: julia. >> yes? >> seth: you are maybe my favorite member of the three name club. >> oh, thanks. >> seth: our celebrities with three names. >> yeah. >> seth: and now we're going to quiz you on your brethren and sistren. i'm gonna hold up a three-named celebrity. with only one of the three names. you will guess. you will fill it in. >> oh, god. all right, go. >> seth: and if you get it right, i will drink. and if you get it right, you, my friend, will drink. >> okay. >> seth: even though it's becoming clear that you don't care for it. >> no, i mean, i like a drink, i just don't like, you know -- >> seth: my drinks? >> correct. [ light laughter ] what? um -- >> seth: come on,

dick cheney called him a threat to the republic. also absent, the former republican president before donald trump. he's not that old. his name is president george w. bush. he is still around. also not there, one-time republican presidential nominee, the guy giving the speech in 2012, mitt romney. also absent. high-profile ex-house speakers at the top of the party. paul ryan, john boehner. all of these men were once the backbone of the republican party. they have been removed for being insufficiently pro-tran32 and the most obvious evidences tonight's lineup leading to donald trump's big acceptance speech. typically the presidential nominee is introduced by a fellow statesman. in 2012 rising star florida senator marco rubio introduced mitt romney. in 2004 the election after september 11, the new york governor introduced george w. bush. in 1996 bob dole spoke after his own presidential nominee. that is usually how it goes. 2024, a very different story. tonight taking the stage ahead of donald trump speech, we have the golf pro from th

, all the talk was about how we should give up all our guarantees of democracy, because i think dick cheneyshould reveal our dark side, because the bill of rights can not. what’s strange is that we talked about this yesterday at dinner, and yes, you and i seem to represent different views, probably, although now it turns out that we don’t, but at ninety fifth year, you and i would have been on opposite sides, but given that we are the same age, we had this confidence that what the us government does abroad, it will never do in its own country, you cannot treat american citizens like they're some kind of, you know. houthis, there are some standards that we apply in conducting our foreign policy and completely different standards when interacting with our citizens, to whom the government belongs. yes, yes, and i think what am i i didn’t understand then, since i was morally deficient, young and stupid, that as soon as you start doing evil abroad, then then you will start doing it at home, of course, and you cannot defend democracy by destroying democracy, no, and you you... you essentially per

he are also of course, was former vice president dick cheney's longtime cardiologist, dr. reiner. look, this is a tough thing. for it's a tough conversation for many people to have. and certainly anybody who has watched a loved one at certain moments as they aged can relate to how difficult perhaps the questions are. i'm curious what goes through your mind though as you have watched the president over the last few days and frankly over the last few months like millions of americans, i did watch the debate last week and my immediate impression was that president did not look well and moreover, that he looked exhausted he looked like an exhausted person. and the effects of exhaustion can really be magnified in the elderly whether or not that is overlaid on top of other chronic or degenerative medical issues has yet to be determined. but i've seen in the elderly the effects of sleep deprivation and they can be extreme one thing, one thing that has actually been disclosed, but not really discussed recently, is that when dr. kevin o'connor released his rafah comprehensive summary of th

if you don't remember dick cheney, he was like elmer fudd, if elmer fudd loved waterboarding. [ laughterto bring up kristi noem, buddy. [ barking ] [ laughter ] back in my day, we weren't having the summer olympics in paris. sacre bleu. back in my day we weren't having the summer olympics at all, 'cause someone ate a bat and the whole world got sick, or a bat bit someone. whatever, i'll be honest. i'm still a little fuzzy on the specifics of the pandemic. all i know is if i see bat on the menu, i'm passing. [ barking ] i don't know where. arby's? [ laughter ] back in my day, cows weren't getting the bird flu, cock-a-doodle-moo. [ laughter ] back in my day, cows got mad cow disease and birds got the bird flu, the way jesus intended it. [ laughter ] none of this muddling around mixing it up stuff. that's the way we liked it. and humans weren't worried about getting bird flu either. excuse me. [ sneeze ] [ quacking ] [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] [ light laughter ] see now, rusty, i understand how if you have bird flu, the joke, as i understand it, is my sneeze would be a quack. but

all the talk was that we should give up all our guarantees of democracy, because i think it was dick cheneyld reveal our dark side. because the bill of rights can't guarantee our safety, and that we have to start doing all these things that seemed crazy to me, you know, the patriotism, the right to use military force, which made it possible to shift the right to declare war from congress and give it to the white house, mass surveillance, and this base at guantanamo bay. this all shocked me very much, which is strange that we talked about this yesterday at dinner, and yes, you and i seem to represent different views, probably, although now it turns out that we don’t, but in ninety-five you and i would have been on the same page. different sides, but given that we are the same age, we had this confidence that what the government the united states does things abroad that it will never do in its own country, you can’t... there are some standards that we apply when conducting our foreign policy and completely different standards when interacting with our citizens, to whom the government belongs,

with this and choice -- i live in maryland where you can write in other candidates -- i wte in dick cheneyi wanted to vote for a conservative. carl: who was not running, by the way. >> that's right. it is a protest vote. i will vote for dick again if it is these same candidates. polls in recent months showed over 70% of the american people did not want a rematch of 2020, and yet as of today, that is what they are going to get. carl: sticking with donald trump, he has been meeting with hungary's leader, victor rohrbaugh and. -- orban. orban met with not only vladimir putin, but also xi jinping. what do you think the meeting between trump and orban signals? >> it is disturbing. i remember thinking back to hungary when they were one of the first countries that wanted to join nato from the warsaw pact. because they did not want to be a part of the russian orbit, i think orban has defended the russian revolution of 1976, and his affinity for putin and xi jinping is a bad sign. but his meeting with trump gives some indication of where trump's leading czar. carl: if you look at what came out of t

he just moved back to wyoming. >> cheney, big tech. >> right when dick cheney picked danny but but we're dating ourselves in any case this is going to be quite a night. i can't believe that they've held the secret that long when when we say that, usually we know who the nominee is by this point, it's usually because a reporter has figured it out. yes well probably happen soon these finalists that people who we believe are the finalists, the men who are the finalists are here in town in their hotel room yes, i was talking to a top staffer of one of them. >> i mean, to say that there are on pins and needles is an understatement. here's one thing that's not unprecedented is the business that is going to occur behind us, which is the nuts and bolts nuts and bolts rather of what a convention does, which is not only to adopt the rules, but to actually nominate their candidate for president. and we are going to see that tonight. this afternoon. i should say. and then they do have to actually formally nominate the person who's going to be on the ticket. so presumably in the next couple of hours,

and um, i think i can imagined as anyone who would agree with the possible exception of dick cheney or something like that, that these were useful and helpful either to united states of america, its allies or to the poor victims of the conflict in iraq and afghanistan. so, so, you know, you can see how those who are sent to fight those wars and who's come back to the consequences of that and gauge meant for working people all over america. so you can see why they've turned their back both on washington, but also on a new adventure such as ukraine, right? you know, what, i'm one of the things we do forget about ukraine and this is not true in any way. i'm a condone. what put is done, but remember that the, the deal that was struck with the garbage of, um, uh, by the, by bush was that nature would not expand east in exchange for the, the, essentially the, this, the surrender if you will, of the soviet block in the way in the, in the cold work and, you know, it would have been one thing if the economic union, as cuz as a financial force, a trade force had moved east into the baltic states

yeah, george w bush picking a b b c was funding for somebody with robbie to us and ended up with dick cheney. and clearly has brought it to us that strength of character, that experience that strength. does anybody really think that campbell harris has brought the task? all right, we have to live here now steve, gal and radios show host and for the to go come and tell you. just thank you so much for your insight. thanks, mike. i'm sure we'll talk soon. right now. we're keeping our close eye on the breaking news. this hour has us back today. joe biden has bowed down to the electoral res. as he stepped aside, a he, we unpack his full year to mazda, bye, often controversial policies, with the support for the training and conflict, and the relentless, valid thing, guys that i've been rising us domestic coincides that within the nation. um president, we divided what is biden's legacy? that's a big one. here is our d soft catch a now what the break down into the fact of the let up to this point in full? yes, joseph, fall by doing junior has set right, cooled off direct quote. so he won from winnin

the white house and media or attempting to do is they're trying to take dan quayle tournament to dick cheney of our eyes it's not can i happen the important thing is we have to stop being given the room that when your brother reaches over and punches you jumping up and being like he hit me he hit me he is lying he always does this that's what we're doing right now let's let them at their honeymoon let's sit back and watch them set the table for their own up a pedestal all that stuff whatever that we can have great come on monday and press play and start running all the stuff she's actually doing and compare them to the home makeover like although shows when they have restaurant makeovers the end the same way 3 months later they're out of business. >> like horribly run bar on bar rescue. >> and if he can't save you nobody can remix at the stat look what's under the fridge. >> we can't let them eat that people could die. >> up next reese's it's not clear what hit trump's ear the thing you care about most is a job well done. but when you get your tools from harbor freight something about the jo

all it for so i literally work with on secret service in uh, uh, coming up with um, plans for dick cheney's summer home. right. we had to secure a summer home. so i huh. and, and my recollection is, at the time, you know, the were, they were very thorough. they were very professional. in fact, what we were told at that time is, you know, you better watch where you go, you better stay where we tell you don't go in the wrong area because these guys have orders to shoot. if you're in the wrong area and they don't you, they don't know who you're going to shoot 1st and ask questions later. i've sold this by secret service. so it's kind of strange now that they got this guy in their sites that there's a crowd of people stand around pointing that hey, there's a guy with a roof and he's got a gun and secret services just done. i don't know. maybe they were busy, maybe they had a couple off the they had to minutes before they did their job. yeah. you know what? i think 1st of all, we live in the most dangerous country in the world. possibly in the history of the world. you're 27 times more likely to

i live in maryland where you can write in other candidates — i wrote in dick cheney, because i wantedght, it is a protest vote, and i will vote for dick again in november. it is a failing of our two political parties. polls showed over 70% of the american people did not want a rematch of 2020, and yet, as of today, that's what they're going to get. sticking with donald trump and then i do want to circle back to nato, he has been meeting with the leader of hungary, viktor orban, who personally of course that not only with vladimir putin but xijinping. what do you think that meeting between trump and orban signals to this nato alliance? i think it is a very disturbing signal. i remember back in the 19905 when hungary was one of the first countries that wanted to join nato from the warsaw pact, because it did not want to be part of the russian orbit. i think in many respects orban has betrayed the hungarian revolution of 1956, and his affinity for putin and xi jinping is a very bad sign, but i think his meeting with trump give some indication of where trump's leanings are. for more analy

dick cheney would've shot himself in the face. >> greg: on that not ♪ ♪ believe it or not baby...you could earn your... master's... [ gasp ] for under 11 thousand! 11... yes! 11! master's degree for under 11k in less than a year. some things are too obvious to be a coincidence. earn your competency-based master's at university of phoenix. >> coast to coast with stories that matter most you are watching local news with kelly crystal kelly, chet van janssen got replaced because he died. here's kelly. [ cheering and applause ] >> i'm kelly crystal kelly we share stories from where we are from. joke? >> you read a story about pennsylvania experiencing adhd barely it's a big problem benzodiazepine sir in short supply bunch of drugs in short supply. a lot of it does with regulation we're depending on foreign supplies and nobody's addressing it and they are hoping we forget about. [ laughter ] >> i see what you did there. jamie? >> north pole, alaska not the north pole but it's 45 minutes from my place in fairbanks and they had city council really angry at this guy because it's basically

package overwhelmingly backed by nato but the big question, the former russian -- former advisor to dick cheneydle of all the president's issues and whether he's in control, this ongoing war. where do you see it going? >> the war is in a volatile situation. the russians are not making a lot of progress on the battlefield, not taking huge swaths of territory. momentum is on their side. they are wearing down ukraine's ability to put an army in the field gradually over time. not a lot the west can do to change that, can't provide manpower to the ukrainians to make up for the deficit they've got vis-À-vis the russians. we are in a situation right now where the west is trying to see how far it can push its own aid tour ukraine in the russians trying to figure out how they can draw a line against deeper american and nato involvement without provoking a direct conflict with the west and those are two dangerous positions to be in. it heightens the chances we could end up in a war between the west and russia that neither side wants. neil: president biden says go slow on making ukraine a nato member. >>

you think about his predecessor, mike peninsula, he's not here, dick cheney, not here.his is a republican party who are saying we're together, we're strong, and backing donald trump. >> we'll check in quickly with bill who is down on the floor. folks are having a dance break as they wait for the big event tonight. >> yes, shannon, good evening. everybody is just waiting for senator j.d. vance to get up on the stage and give his speech. we just heard donald trump jr. tee him up. there were chant of j.d., j.d., moments ago. keep in mind why donald trump selected him. trump lost pennsylvania, wisconsin, and michigan in 2020. j.d. vance grew up in a small ohio town. he believes j.d. vance can help win him those midwest states and flip some of them red. this is going to be the biggest moment of j.d. vance's short career. again, just 39 years old. he's only been in the senate since 2022. tonight the eyes of the country are waiting on him, waiting to see what he has to say. how he fits into the ticket with donald trump and everybody here is waiting to get their introduction to

administration first time around, saying he won't be voting for donald trump, he'll be voting for dick cheneyme point this week, a republican platform for government will adopted by this convention, but how much of it will echo project 25? that is the name given to a 900—page document proposed by the heritage foundation, a right—wing think—tank that is chock full of former trump advisors. what's in it? well, among other things, it calls for the sacking of thousands of civil servants, putting the entire federal bureaucracy, including the department ofjustice under direct presidential control. two, they call for the dismantling of the department of homeland security, combining it with other other agencies to create a much larger, more powerful border operation. the party's already committed to the largest deportation programme in american history. the next president should end "the war on oil and natural gas". carbon—reduction goals says the document should be replaced with new targets to increase energy production and energy security. there are proposals for sweeping tax cuts, a ban on pornogr

. >> dick cheney. myth romney. john boehner. >> that is trump's party.a lot of traditional republicans are familiar with. it has now fundamentally transformed into trump's party. >> the anti-dei party. anyone surprised there was fear mongering when there was a little diversity on the stage. all right, great to have you all with us throughout the night. thank you so much. really enjoy it. thank you at home. come back tomorrow at 7:00 p.m. eastern. congressman mark joins us to explain why he is on the list of congress canning president biden to pass the torch, until then i'm ayman mohyeldin in new york. yeldin in new york. chief! doug. (inaudible sounds) ooooo ah. (elevator doors opening) (inaudible sounds) i thought you were right behind me. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, ♪ ♪ liberty. ♪ missing out on the things you love because of asthma? get back to better breathing with fasenra, an add-on treatment for eosinophilic asthma that is taken once every 8 weeks. fasenra is not for sudden breathing problems or other eosinophilic condi

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and back to the head of secret service, dick cheney talk her well.he has ties with dick cheney, and way back when when they needed flat jackets, the armed forces, he kind of reneged, and it took the girl scouts in wisconsin to raise money to buy the protective vests for the veterans. everyone should read that book, state of emergency. host: it was during the event, formerly the biden for president headquarters in delaware, now harris for president, that president biden called in to talk about the decision to leave the race and talk about the vp now heading up the mantle to become president of the united states. this is over speakerphone, so you will hear his voice, but here's president biden yesterday calling and talking about the events of recent days. [video clip] vp harris: mr. president, thank you for calling in today. over to you. pres. biden: if i did not have covid, i would be sitting there with you, standing there with you. [applause] keeping me out of peoples hair for the next three or four days, but i'm going to be on the road. i'm not goin

so as dick cheney, but karma is cooperating and carmen isn't a thing all right, that's our shower off until august 20 toyota in connecticut, july 27 to comment, as you said seven and a riverside working in milwaukee i want to thank larry wilmore, byron donalds thank you very much, ladies and gentlemen elcome to

others like dick cheney basically wrote to foreign policy for george w. bush.t is a little bit of a wildcard. i think a lot of the people around trump be people that donors want to put in there. i think a lot of the business elite of the republican party do not like vance or his staff or who he is as a person and fear he may go in a more populist direction and will probably try to install the people are -- trump reportedly wanted jd diamond -- jamie dimon to be secretary treasury. he is a full on does she wants as many immigrants as possible, way to reduce wages and save money. i think this will be a real question for vance, how does he navigate sort of not getting kicked out of the republican party with his views but also influencing them? the reality is, if trump was elected and things went well, vance would probably lead to the party by 2028. he would be their front runner for the presidency and he would have total control over the executive branch and over the direction of the political party. for now, he may have to suck it up and compromise when republica

so as dick cheney, but karma isn't cooperating and carmen isn't a thing all right, that's our show up until august 20 22, connecticut, july 27 in the comment, as you said tender seven and a riverside working in milwaukee september 8, thank well, more byron donalds thank you very much gentlemen

sat here stylistic as a convention speaker i had to sit back and trying to remember, what was dick cheney'ske? i think -- i think it was a little more i exciting. and i know dan quell's was better, and i don't know you'd have to go back to maybe richard nixon maybe to find something as flat as that as a vice presidential speech. >> is that your critique of it was it was flat and boring? >> the lines were written for the surge from the crowd and he didn't get it. i was wondering two things about that. one of those lines was -- okay, so the invasion of iraq line was actually written for a surge that he didn't get. there was no response to it at all. there was no response to a bunch of these lines, and i wondered is it the crowd? do they not think are those not winning lines with this crowd anymore? are theyow exhausted, or is it s fault asst a speaker? and i suspect it was his fault in his rhythms. he just didn't have -- you know, mike h pence did that preacher thing. he did that christian preacher thing, which that audience understands and knows how to responds to the rhythms of it. he didn'

you think about george bush taking dick cheney. that was a surprise. think about barack obama taking joe biden. a lot of people thought that was a way to communicate with congress. to push health care forward. if you think about mike pence and the evangelical load 2016. trump has not vote now. what makes sense. >> what makes sense as a loyalist. someone who will be loyal, someone who can take that job if it is called upon to assume the duties of the presidency and somebody who donald trump is not going to have to look over his shoulder and say it is this person undermining me? is this person leaking? that is essential. are they trying to maneuver to take a voting bloc that i have a problem with even though trump will never run again. you want that in a vice president and you want good advice and a vice president. i downplay the political gain you get by naming someone based on demography, based on race, based on gender because people will vote for the person at the top. that's what i think donald trump wants to look for. if there is a second theory aga

dick cheney did worse than bush, much of his presidency.me new polling now that because of what has been happening, her favorability rating is better than the presidents right now, which has not always been the case. we have favorability numbers. those are not great, 10 points underwater, but joe biden is 19 points underwater. that statistically looks better. in head-to-head matchups, cnn had a poll today and it was 49- 43. donald trump was up two points on harris. again, none of this is predictive, but say more about what you think the political cost and benefits are of harris as a candidate, particularly as you think this through. >> i mean, the first benefit to harris being the nominee if any of this goes down is that i think there is a decent chance that biden does step down, there will be pressure internally for him to step back from the presidency as well. if harrison's up taking over the presidency as well as the nomination, then she can move forward as the incumbent and demonstrate her ability to do the job as she runs and that is a

dick cheney wasn't going to be president, right?gh: right. >> todd: at least he tried to do stuff. >> kayleigh: to your point the power of the media. the media comes around her. let's say she does become the nominee. glossy covers. beautiful interviews that are essentially scripted, hollywood comes around her. that's a powerful thing. also, the power of the media now. this is the economist's cover. this is a well-respected british magazine. this was the headline yesterday on july 4th of all days. no way to run a country. you know, this is a widely read paper. and the quote that stuck out to me of their piece, you cannot run a super power by auto queue. you cannot put an international crisis on hold because the president is having a bad night. someone who cannot finish a sentence about medicare be trusted with the nuclear code? but, look, that's the media today. if they settle on biden as the nominee, expect a heel turn from the media to protect him once again. if they kamala. expect a heel turn. they support the nominee. get the lea