donald j. trump back to the white house. there, they're so much, so much at stake in this election. think of everything that this country has endured over the last four years of kamala harris' broken leadership. prices are up and wages down. our borders are wide open but we had a lot of factories closing down. fentanyl is available on every street corner from north carolina to wisconsin but it is, it is impossible for young americans to find an affordable home to raise their families in. donald j. trump represents something that so many in this country need right now at a think it's important to recognize that we need help in the united states of america. hope that we can reignite this economy and bring back prosperity to american citizens. hope that we can raise our kids and secure neighborhoods in safe streets. .. >> my friends, for a lot of those people that we fight for, the american dream seems out of reach today, the most it's been in a generation. [cheers and applause] now, we're here to talk

they said no more bull [beep] a they sent donald j. trump to th white house. ting] now, the same people who screwed this country up for 30 years at -- said president donald trump would fail. remember that? i myself didn't fully believe i promises of donald trump. he persuaded me because he did such a good job. what happened next? gas was two dollars a gallon. housing was affordable for youn and old alike. wages were risin. and this word inflation that's all people talk about now, it wasn't even an issue. we had broad prosperity for every american, rich and poor. donald trump stopped the stupid wars and stood up to bad guys all over the world. he recognized what our failed leadership didn't. that weakness invites american and girls to wars they shouldn' have to fight. america's strength promotes strength and we had a lot of strength when donald j. trump was the president of the united [chanting "trump"] i have to get whatever we fed these guys behind me. they are having a good time. our border was secure. overdose deaths were coming down where they had gone up f

loyalty is taking a bullet for this country, something donald j. trump did.ala harris, if you want to see the face of disloyalty, look in the damn mirror. [crowd chanting "u.s.a."] now for decades, we have gotten used to it. politicians in washington have sold out this country. we have to remember when the multinational corporations and the lobbyists called their offices, a lot of them traded american jobs for campaign cash. they would never admit that. they brag about trade deals and cheap products. they call it globalization and that's what it was. sending american jobs to some other part of the globe instead of keeping them here at home. if it's up to the mall harris, it's going to keep on happening. remember her american -- or member her record. she voted to preserve the job that sent american jobs to mexico and turned american dreams into nightmares. now she's asking us for a promotion and i think it's time to say the kamala harris, you're fired. the american dream is dying under kamala harris. but we are going to save it for every american regardless of

protect the jobs of american unions unity and non- union unlike placement is the campaign of donald j trumping to protect your job. now sean will go on tv and say a majority of his membership is going to back donald trump. why are majority of donald autoworkers went back donald trump the same recent manufacturers across a spectrum arepe going to back donald trump because he is the one who was to protect their jobs. he is the one who is sitting at the chinese want to use slave labor and import stuff into our country we are going to put tariffs on the staff that they make with the slave labor were going to protect the jobs of american workers. when kamala harris said she stands for united autoworkers yet she supports ev mandates is going up every single one of their jobs destroyed and shipped to china because it is china making most of the e visa in america are making a lot of gas powered cars and think people pl drive whatever they want because this is the united states of america we do not tell d people what to do. but importantly, if we don't tell people what to do theeo gog to be able to

the campaign of donald j trump design of the involved in support to rejected jobs. ill go on tv and say a majority of the membership will back donald trump, why a majority going to back donald trump? the same reason many countries across the spectrum are going to back donald trump, he's the one who wants to protect their jobs, the one thing the chinese slave labor is in part into our country, who will put harris on the stuff. when kamala harris says he stands to united auto workers support mandates that will help everyone of their jobs disparate to china china has taken an american still making gas powered cars from i think people will decide what they want because this is the united states of america, we don't tell people what to do. if you don't tell people what to do, they will be able to buy cars made in america with american workers doing the job and that's why non- union workers in the country. if he listens to the membership and a lot of workers thank you for coming up going to start right here on. got 76 days 30 days early in wisconsin. [laughter] get your ne

how about president donald j. trump? d i saw a lot of brave and amazing things overseas. and when i saw president trump on january 13 -- excuse me, on the 13th, get shot in the head, get up off the debt, pumped his fist and let them know that no matter what happens to him, it's up to us to continue the fight -- fight! fight! [chants of "fight!"] [indistinct shouting] >> thank you, brother. sunny. this is the most important thing i'm going to see in the few minutes we have left. we are never going to fix this country if we only look at it through the political lens. i want to redo the scripture. second chronicles 7:14 says this, "if my people who are called by my name will humble themselves and pray and seek my face, and turn from their wicked ways, then i will hear from heaven, and i will forgive their sin, and i will heal their land. [applause] it's just as much true today as it was when it was written thousands of years ago. there reason i say that, guys, and i realize that not everybody in this building shares the same

the way to fit for that american dream, the way to build upon that american dream is to elect donald j trumpt of the united states. now, let's talk about the contrast between kamala harris and donald trump. kamala harris is for open borders and closed factories. kamala harris once a government that tells you how to live your life and she wants smaller family bank accounts. kamala harris is promising widespread war while american citizens pray for peace and rembert trump delivered peace. piece. it wasn't it amazing? kamala harris pledge to ban fracking which would destroy the energy economy in this country. she vowed to end offshore drilling she cosponsored the green new scam when you fill up your car at the gas pump may be we should just all send her a bill. i don't think she would pay it but we ought to try it. that is right make no mistake the terrible affordability crisis hire groceries, higher energy prices higher housing prices is destroying the american dream. and it is kamala harris' fault. now it president trump of course but the strongest economy and the history of our country. i am

[cheering] remember the record donald j trump is constant is about to turn. overly fun is not some for the s policy and the running mate in the city of minneapolis. and let those rioters burned down the city in the state and bail them out of prison. what a dynamic world and law enforcement make the street from believe in a commonsense principal. the safety needs to be brought back. [cheering] and with italy. so maybe we should give credit. the governor of minnesota. [cheering] let's hear from georgia law enforcement and made the community safer. and law enforcement. [cheering] [laughter] and that is a strange country. we have got to get out. by the real, that has always taught me. he really worked for. [laughter] let's all get together and get out and work. we don't do it this time that mark thank you so much for doing what you do but it is simple here. we make this country much safer. we need better leadership against the high and all these drug cartel into the community and today of kamala harris would do her job and not let them come into our communities.

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and i want donald j. trump to be back in the white house, because he is the only person running who will do exactly that. [applause] i want to say two things here before i take some questions from the media. the first is, again, thank you all for being here. seriously, i cannot tell you how grateful i am. [applause] we could do so much better. we could do so much better in this country with better leadership. we could give kids though second chances and make sure the next time we are here in philadelphia, we are hearing stories of triumph and hope, second chances successful, not of kids who have lost their lives. we just have to have better leadership. the second message i want to leave you with -- and this is for the media. there are real stories to tell. there are real heartbreaks and real stories of hope and triumph, but there is a person who is asking -- she will be here later today -- kamala harris, our border czar, is asking the american people to make her the next president of the united states. yet, for

now donald j. trump represents something that so many in this country need right now, and i think it's important to recognize it appeared we need hope in the united states of america. hope that we can reignite this economy and bring back prosperity to american citizens. hope that we can raise our kids insecure neighborhoods and safe streets. hope that we can renew the patriotism that binds us as a country together, one nation under god. [applause] my friends, for a lot of us, for a lot of the people that we fight for, the american dream seems out of reach today, the most out of reach it's been in a generation. but in 75 days, we are going to save the dreams of every single american and will mark the beginning of the future all of us deserve, and we are going to do it together. [applause] now we are here to talk about national security today and saving the american dream, let's be honest, it starts with peace. peace in our neighborhoods. peace in our cities peered at peace at the southern border. lord wil

donald trump's leadership. we will have a lot more after four more years of donald j. ump. >> crowd chanting "four more years." >> i'm tyler gallagher with jet 24 years. erie has had a declining economy and population. how will the donald trump administration help the hard-working people of erie, bringing more people back here at creating more jobs? >> it is simple, actually but we have unfortunately a leadership that is completely broken. if you want to help the people of erie, pennsylvania you have to unleash american energy. that will make manufacturing cheaper. it will make trucking cheaper. it will help everybody. it is not just our business. i remember growing up in middletown, ohio in a poor family. i was raised by my grandmother. i remember the night when it was really cold in the dead of winter and money was a little tight and we decided, we don't have enough to turn on the heater tonight. we will have to sit in front of the space heater and throw a bunch of blankets on. i believe if you work hard and play by the rules in the richest country in the world you sh

is what she did here and that is what she will keep on doing and that is why we have to elect donald j. trump president of the united states. [applause] i will take just a couple of more and we have to hit the road. >> do you have similarities with welts. do you think you have any similarities. common ground that you share with walz. v.d.: we are white guys from the midwest and i guess there are similarities. what is different is the ideas how to best serve people. white, black or anything else in the midwest and everywhere else. i cannot believe this is a guy who tries to claim that he stands for working people and he wants to pursue energy apology -- policies that will ship jobs to china. what he represents is doubling down on failed 30 years of leadership in this country where we do not make of of our own staff and we do not use enough of our workers and we rely on everyone else for energy instead of american citizens and an we throw open the southern border to make the community livable and safe. he has a double down choice for failed leadership and color kamala harris -- malala harris --

they said no more -- and they sent donald j. trump to the white house. d chanting] now the same people who screwed this country up for 30 years said president donald trump would fail. remember that? i remember i was myself, i didn't fully believe in the promises of donald trump. he persuaded me because he did such a good job. what happened next? gas was $2 a gallon. housing was affordable for young and old alike. wages were rising and this word inflation, that's all people talk about now, it wasn't even an issue. we had broad prosperity for every american rich and poor. donald trump stop of the stupid wars and stood up to the bad guys all over the world. he recognized what our failed leadership didn't, that weakness invites american boys and girls to wars that they shouldn't have to fight. american strength promotes peace and we had a hell of a lot of peace when donald trump was president of the united states. [chanting "trump"] i got to get whatever we fed these guys behind me, they are having a good time. our border, my friends come our border was secur

donald j. trump is coming back to clean up your mess, kamala harris. it will start here in the state of michigan. [cheers] [chanting usa] kamala harris has run her entire campaign on the idea that she is joyful. ask yourself, are you better off than you were four years ago? the only person in america who could possibly answer yes is probably kamala harris herself. she went from getting no votes for president and having to drop out to getting no votes for president and becoming the democratic nominee all without lifting a finger. no wonder kamala is joyful. never mind the fact americans can't afford groceries, kamala got her promotion. never mind citizens can't afford rent because kamala is having fun. never mind that kamala harris is on the cusp of running us into world war iii. she will laugh all the way to the bank while her donors get rich and we know it will not be her family sacrificing to pick up the mess. i have got to tell you, as much as i'm frustrated with kamala harris, i'm so hopeful about the future of our country. we have the most beautif

the people who determine whether donald j. trump-president is not the media, it's not that dishonest leadership of the democratic party. it is us. donald trump is the people's president but only if we do the work to make it so. god bless you guys and let's get to work. we have 75 days to make donald j. trump the next president and we will do it together. god bless you all. [cheers and applause] thank you. thank you sir. i appreciate it. now let's take some questions from the media and here's what i would ask. first of all, if it's a fake news anchor, i would appreciate you just letting them ask their question. it's okay paired we can run them out of town after they ask a question. i'm kidding. but what i would ask as we start with local georgia reporters because we want to make sure that the local reporters get an opportunity to ask some questions. i will take a few from local reporters and then a few from the national press and then we will go from there. local georgia reported. throw your hand in the year and i will call on you. >

your life was better when donald j. trump was president.e him another chance, and he will deliver again. >> laura: senator vance, it is great to see you and thank you so much for spending time with us tonight. up next, biden is so mad that he got kicked off of his own ticket, he is throwing a little bit of a temper te tantrum. why does it matter customer next. next. ♪ ♪ >> i've been around a long time, and it's never been this bad before. i don't mean the press, i mean the way we treat each other in politics. and it is getting incredibly difficult to count the number of lies people here. >> laura: what did he say, lies? like these lies? maga forces are determined to take this country backwards and they promote authoritarian leaders and fan the flames of political violence. about our threat to our personah rights to the pursuit of justice, to the rule of law.rk >> laura: no, that was a vicious, dark, and deeplyn defamatory view of the american people. more recently, the guy forced ba out by his own party, he'sflat trying to brag.di >>ng mr.

your life was better when donald j. trump was president.e him another chance and he will deliver it again. >> carley: senator vance, it's great to see you. thank you so much for spending so much time with us tonight. up next, biden is so mad he got kicked off his own ticket, well he is throwing a bit of a temper tantrum. why does it matter though? that's next. ♪ it's pain o'clock! let's do this! sorry, pain. i can't let you in. what? i've had a standing appointment with mr. dubin for years! i'm expected! not anymore. mr. dubin's been taking relief factor. relief factor!! keep pain away for good, with relief factor. a natural supplement that takes a different approach to pain relief. it doesn't mask pain, it builds up your body's response to inflammation so pain won't get in. call or go online today and live your best life without pain. ♪ you've been looking at tires for hours now. it's just so confusing. i can't make a decision. maybe i'll ask the salesperson. two words, my friend. atturo tires: they're all-season, built to last, and won't

[applause] let's compare the record of failure of kamala harris with the record of success of donald j. trump. president trump created the strongest economy in history. at least within living memory of this country. in four years, america gained 7 million new jobs. 7 million new jobs in just four years. unemployment dropped to the lowest rate in 50 years. we lifted more than 10 million people off of welfare. household incomes soared to new records. after losing in the previous two administrations, one democrat, one republican, we lost 60,000 manufacturing jobs. 60,000 factories under the two previous administrations. under four years of president trump leadership, we built 12,000 new factories. that is what we can achieve one america's leaders put the citizens of america first. after covid, president trump set america on a path towards a powerful inflation free recovery. all kamala harris had to do was leave it alone. by the way, while we were on the topic, we have our friends in the media. i could not quite get over how dishonest the american media is about kamala harris. we have to remember

i think we ought to say to kamala harris, you're fired, and rehire donald j. trump as president of the united states. [cheers and applause] now, i want to get everybody's name here. before i do, i just want to say i'm not going to be able to introduce everybody have spoken to just this morning and early this afternoon. but you've got people who have lost loved ones just in the last few weeks to gun violence because we won't lock up violent criminals in this country anymore, thanks to the policies of kamala harris. you have got children who have been orphaned, the been bouncing around foster homes because kamala harris' policies allow this terrible fentanyl into our country that orphan these poor kids. and parents who have lost loved ones, who have lost children, because we keep on allowing the mexican drug cartels to turn our country into a drug trafficking zone. it is normal people who suffer when kamala harris refuses to do her job, and it is normal people who stand to benefit the most when we reelect donald j. trump president of the united states. and that's what

do you believe there was a flaw in the security given to former donald j. trump? and where was that? well, the whole thing was a flaw, and from the beginning to the end, the threat assessment was not done properly when they did the advance. i'm not even sure what advanced they did. they did not work as a unit or a joint task force with local and state law enforcement. we're finding that out now there they were nowhere to be seen in the meetings. and when you look at the, the tactics that they used that day, they were horrible as if donald trump had sustain even a nick on an artery. he could have bled out before they got him into that vehicle and put it trying to get on him. so everything that i saw from that protection standpoint, start to finish was a disaster. but where i have the real problem is the timeline. because when you add the timeline to it and all the stuff that was going on with the suspicion is, is the direct a former director now says this suspicion versus a thread. the way they continue to keep trump on the stage was if they wanted to create a funn

and the events that led up to the assassination attempt of donald j. trump did not start on that day or in that field in pennsylvania. in fact, they started in an office in washington dc, the highest office, the oval office. so it's bringing our panel to that panel for today's discussion. jonathan gillam, former navy seal and f b. i special agent and dominic use of a former chicago area, a police officer, gentleman, i wanna thank you so much for joining me today. i'm gonna start with you jonathan. do you believe there was a flaw in the security given to former donald j. trump, and where was that? well, the whole thing was a flaw. and from the beginning to the end, the threat assessment was not done properly when they did the advance. i'm not even sure what advanced they did. they did not work as a unit or a joint task force with local and state law enforcement. we're finding that out now there they were nowhere to be seen in the meetings. and when you look at the, the tactics that they used that day, they were horrible as if down, trumpet, sustain, even a nic on an artery. you could

almost successful assassination of one donald j. trumptoday. we have the leaders of that task force including chairman pennsylvania republican mike kelly, ranking minority member jason crow. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having us. >> neil: if i could begin with you, chairman kelly, what do you hope to get to the bottom of? it involves getting information from homeland security, from a number of agencies, justice as well. do you expect and hope for cooperation? >> i think we have to start the beginning and first of all, why did we choose that site and what was the preparation? i think the key to everything is the preparation for whatever it is you are going to be going into. i think with that when we look into it we have the start of the very beginning, the selection. what took place after that? did we have meetings where we got together with all people who were going to be on board to? right away it goes to what do we do with the secret service? how do we establish perimeters and that day, where were all these additional law

to every american watching this, it will stop but only if you elect donald j. trumpdent in a few months. >> senator ted cruz is considered one of the democrats top targets in the u.s. senate race this year. here to talk about representative colin allred attempts to replace ted cruz as jasper sherritt. a policy reporter with the texas tribune. what has been the theme of this race from the democrats and republicans? go >> are a few things going on. one common thread is both candidates are -- sort of the bipartisan reasonable legislator or would be legislator and try to paint their opponent as sort of a partisan warrior who is representative of the gridlock we are seeing in congress. i guess colin allred is sort of leaning into ted cruz well known reputation as of this right wing fighter especially on immigration. a big topic in texas. him pointing to ted cruz as one of the roadblocks and the failure going back to the 1980's but more recently stopping bipartisan immigration reform. on the other hand, ted cruz has been trying to define colin allred. he is still -- he is

. >> during the tour, everyone was better off when you had a gentleman named president donald j. trump at the helm. does anybody know him? >> both trump and vance's first stop this week, pennsylvania. >> kamala. if you really, really want to bring american manufacturing back to this country, might i suggest you vote for donald j. >> trump. harris and walz also stopped in pennsylvania this weekend en route to the dnc. the dynamics of the election have shifted, with harris bringing new energy and momentum for her party. still, she insists her campaign is the underdog. we have a lot of work to do to earn the vote of the american people. >> all right, so the democratic national convention opens tonight. of course, as you know, it runs through thursday, culminating in vice president kamala harris acceptance speech. and now christiane cordero joins us live from the convention center. i just had your piece there, and it seems like the energy is really high. what are you hearing and seeing from delegates? >> it has changed really within the past hour or so. kristen, good to be with you too. by

, that is a disgrace and to every american watching this, it will stop, but only if you elect donald j trump president in just a few months. god bless you guys. thank you for being here. thank you, chris. i need everybody to leave their equipment here. we're going to stay on this vehicle. >> thank you. [indiscernible] >> we will be back here in 40 minutes.

and that is by electing donald j. trump. donald j. trump, present united states. thank you all and god bless you. >> appreciate it what i'd like to do here, what i'd like to do is start with a local reporters and then if we have questions from national boards afterwards that i'll call on you to save your, a local news outlet if you throw your hand in the air and i'll try to call on you, sir, right there. hi daniel gomez, the bda you. >> so we just talked about the border and everything and talked about addiction, that, you know, here an okay. >> clare earlier like five months ago, we lost two hospitals, including an addiction resource question as well. and as you know, okay. clare county voted blue in the 2020 election, voting for biden. so what can you tell wisconsinites here in eau claire county and western wisconsin who are battling addiction, who are battling these sort of things with such limited resources. what can you tell them to? >> help us, you know, see your way and that you guys are the rightful choice here, even just without even mentioning the border

donald j. trump was awarded with four secret agents assigned. i think when you even look at the debacle of a failure of the advance team to actually securing the perimeter, to deny the obvious sniper hotel locations where a bad guy will set up from, to the complete lack of coordination and communication, not communicating with local law enforcement, not taking the radios? to even when shots were fired, the clumsy, unprofessional way of getting the protect you off on the x. there was catastrophic failure across the entire enterprise. >> mr. bongino, i want to turn to you real quick. as somebody with a lot of experience in the secret service, is it correct, sir, that at this point you have members of the secret service whistleblowing and calling you right now to talk about the culture of the secret service? >> there were so many. it is getting to the point now where i thank them and say i have already heard that from 10 other guys. i bring that up because none of these problems are new. anybody telling you that is lying directly to your face. you

>> and i'm not concerned about donald j. trump's state of mind. m concerned about the state of the world as we know it today to me, world war iii is worse than donald j. trump. and i think that most people who are supporting president trump, most individuals who are looking at the political landscape recognized that the policies that were passed that were a direct rebuke of what happened over the four years of donald j. trump have left this entire country in a much more precarious situation, than we were in spite of what you might feel about the man having been with him in moments of crisis though i have to tell you, he is not someone who rises to the occasion. thank god. he had good advisers around him in a second term, he has not committed thanks for having those kind of advisers around him a second. >> well, and i'm not sure they would want to work for him either, right. because you think that first time around people like, you know what i'm going to do the right thing by my country. second time around. it's like, i don't want to end up presiden

the republican presidential nominate donald j. trump has promised to make the united states the crypto capital of the planet. he will even create a bitcoin strategic reserve, with the currency already held by the us government. this, along with replacing a several current government officials known for their boyish treatment of a crypto work makes donald trump a very popular with fan to the digital currency. where these promises even realistic are, will they, like most words on the campaign trail. the short lived once the candidate is elected, i'm sorry now here's and this is perspective, the broad scale bankruptcy, money laundering. these are all adjectives used by the department of justice and the security exchange commission under president joe biden, and reference to the crypto currency industry. now, as expected, the democratic run it financial wing of the government is strongly opposed to crypto, as it gives them very little power control. wasn't until lately, wall street top regulators had begun a sweeping enforcement crusade to charge of foreign and domestic investors. of like

, that is a disgrace and to every american watching this, it will stop, but only if you elect donald j trump president in just a few months. god bless you guys. thank you for being here. thank you, chris. i need everybody to leave their equipment here. we're going to stay on this vehicle. >> thank you. [indiscernible] >> we will be back here in 40 minutes. >> c-span's washington journal. the live forum for you to discuss the latest issues in government, politics and public policy from washington and across the country. saturday morning, the efforts to expand school choice programs in america with the president and ceo of ed choice, and in our spotlight on sub stack segment, someone discusses a newsletter. c-span's washington journal. join us on the conversation live at 7:00 eastern saturday morning on c-span, c-span now, or online at c-span.org. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more, including cox. >> when connection is needed most, cox is there to help, bringing affordable internet to families in need and support to veterans. w

, that is a disgrace and to every american watching this, it will stop, but only if you elect donald j trump president in just a few months. god bless you guys. thank you for being here. thank you, chris. i need everybody to leave their equipment here. we're going to stay on this vehicle. >> thank you. [indiscernible] >> we will be back here in 40 minutes. >> c-span is your unfiltered view in. we are funded by these television companies and more, including comcast. >> you think this is just a community center, no, it's way more than that. >> comcast is partnering with 1000 community centers to create wi-fi enabled listings so students from low income families can get the tools they need to be ready for anything. comcast supports c-span as a public service, along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> c-span's washington journal, our live forum involving you to discuss the latest issues in government, politics, and public policy. from washington to across the country. coming up friday morning, we will talk about the rising tensions in the middle ea

two former democratic presidential candidates enrsed donald j. trumpo be president of the united states. you might have heard of a guy named bobby kennedy junior. [applause] and was really proud to stand with president trump just this st monday to announce my endoement and support for him in frontf thousands of my national grd soldiers and airmen, fellowoldiers and airmen. because i am so excited t the opportunity that we have before us to stand together not as democra and republicans, but as proud americans who love this great country. [applause] there is a lot of worto be done. the stakes cod not be higher than they are right now. prident trump is going to talk about and will have a conversation about why these stakes are so hi and how he and he alone is the candidate to lead us toward that path of peace, prosperity, and freedom. [applause] join min welcoming the next president of the united states, president donald j. trump. let's go. let him hear it. >> ♪ and i won't forget the men who died who gave that right to me and i'll gladly stand up next to