all 22 votes for my good friend, the 45th and soon to seventh president of the united states, donald john trump. >> pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules and proceedings of this convention, new hampshire, 22 votes, president trump. nebraska, 36 delegates. >> madam secretary, represent the great state of nebraska, the good life is our motto, where agriculture, is the life blood of our country, it is our people that embody a nebraskans modest lifestyle. now to announce our delegate allocation, are delegation cochair, john tucker. >> madam secretary, the great state of nebraska parabola cast all of its 36 votes -- proudly casts all of its 36 votes for president trump. [cheers and applause] >> pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules and proceedings of this convention, nebraska, 36 votes, president trump. california. california, 169 delegates. >> california represents nearly 5.4 million registered republicans, more than any other state in the nation. from its pristine beaches to its storied mountains, from expensive deserts to the redwood forest, the golde

just as democrat judges did to donald john trump in his manhattan kangaroo court, another democrat judgekeep your eye on this guy. and obama appointee, they stripped me at every possible defense. they did not break. and they will ever breakdown from. they will never break donald trump. that is the most important thing i'm going to tell you. you are maybe thinking this cannot happen to you. make no mistake, they are already coming due. joe and harris. they throughout the book blue carpet across the rio grande and opened our borders to murderers and rapists. when donald trump said motorist and rapists they said whatever. human traffickers, terrorists. they put their rent on your front doorstep. here's another thing joe biden did. the green new deal. we are in the heart of milwaukee. the auto industry, that is destroying our industry and leaving us at the mercy of the battery factories in shanghai and slave labor in the congo. biting inflation is coming after what is left of your savings. here's the thing. i'm sitting in prison thinking about this. it just eats at me. the democrats come for

donald trump has and will make america successful again. he will make us wealthy again. and with god as my witness, he will finally give us the country we deserve. because donald john trump is the leader america deserves. god bless the american people, god bless trump and god bless the united states. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome governor kristi noem of south dakota. [cheers and applause] gov. noem: shout out to south dakota. i'm governor kristi noem from the great state of south dakota. leadership has consequences. it does not matter who is in the white house. i have been governor under trump and biden and people always ask me what is the biggest difference. i tell them that president trump honored the constitution. he let me do my job. [cheers and applause] and he let me keep my people free. [cheers and applause] leadership on the state level matters too. it certainly mattered in south dakota. at south dakota's strong economy has been a beacon of freedom in america. most of you probably first heard about me during covid, didn't you? south dakota was the only state in the country that stayed open for business. [applause] we didn't mandate anything. we ne

i, donald john trump do solemnly swear. >> i, donald john trump do solemnly swear to preserve, protect defend the constitution of the united states so help me god. ♪ ♪ man: fuck you, woman: why don't you stop. president trump: mothers and children trapped in poverty in our inner cities. rusted out factories scattered like tombstones >> mothers and children trapped in poverty in our inner cities. rusted out factories scattered like tombstones across the landscape. the crime and the gangs and the drugs that have stolen too many lives and robbed our country of so much unrealized potential. there's american carnage stops right here and stops right now. >> when donald trump talked about american carnage in his first inaugural address it was a pivotal moment. american carnage was not a description of anything. it was really a promise on his part. when i saw the violence on january 6 i thought about the american carnage speech. he had foreshadowed the whole thing. american carnage is not what he was running against. it's what he was running for. ♪ ♪ >> we can now officially project that the d

donald trump has and will make america successful again. he will make us wealthy again. and with god as my witness, he will finally give us the country we deserve. because donald johnople, god bless trump and god bless the united states. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i know we've got some singers here tonight. sing it one time. sounds good, y'all. ♪ >> please welcome the lieutenant governor of north carolina, mark robinson. [applause] mr. robinson: thank you, thank you, thank you. first and foremost i would like to give thanks to my savior, jesus christ, for allowing us to live here. i'm the first black lieutenant governor of north carolina and in november i plan on being the first black governor of north carolina. but i am not one of the political elite, i grew up poor to an alcoholic father who beat my mother. i would love to tell you i graduated from high school and found success, but i cannot. i lost two in factoring jobs which joe biden voted for. politicians in d.c. made that decision, people like me suffered. i lost my car in my house, i was desperate. a couple of months ago i stopped at a gas station and a man walked out and looked very stressed. i could see him

what did i do i refused the j six committee demanded that ib trade donald john trump does say my own skin. i refused here's the thing about the constitution. they demanded that i break the law because they have no respect for it. >> i refused and it democrat majority in the house than voted the whole knee in contempt all right. what happened next? the next jackboot to drop was the executive branch another one of your favorite democrats democrat, attorney general merrick garland there's a winter i mean, jack smith indicted and prosecuted me for contribute criminal contempt of congress. >> now, here's what's weird about it. it's something that democrat prosecutors refused to do against one of their own including two guys with blood on their hands. eric holder and alejandro mayorcas, the great borders are right they've actually gotten people killed for decades for decades, the department of injustice right now, the bargain of justice policy stated, hear me out on this. if congress slaps is subpoena, on a senior white house adviser like me the advisors duty is to politely tell them to go

donald john trump unfortunately this is also a somber moment for our nation. two days ago, evil came for the man we admire and love so much. i thank god that his hand was on president trump and i pray, for the family of corey comperatore. who was killed at the rally. and for other attendees who were wounded korea embodied the spirit of america first he displayed the ultimate show of love when he shielded his wife and daughter sacrificing his own life he reminded america of what we must be a people who will do whatever it takes to defend the people and the nation that we love. i love you too we will honor kory's memory by building the country. he wanted. the country he wanted for his children and a government worthy of the american people for far too long. the establishment and washington has sold us out they promised unity and delivered division. they promised peace, and brought war. they promised normalcy and gave us transgender visibility day on easter sunday and let me state this clearly. there are only two genders and we are made in god's image amen and we

donald trump, now formally nominated as republican candidate ahead of an official confirmation later this week. >> donald j. trump, donald j. >> donald j. trump, donald j. >> trump, donald j. trump, donald. john. trump >> president biden gives his first interview since the shooting, detailing his call with donald trump on how concerned i was and wanted to make sure i knew how he was actually doing. >> he sounded good. he said he was fine and he thanked me for calling him. i told him he was literally in the prayers of jill and me. >> heartbreak forjay and me. >> heartbreak for jay slater's family as human remains are found by mountain rescue teams in tenerife , and the king and in tenerife, and the king and queen continued their tour of the channel islands today after being upstaged by two frisky cows. cows. >> cows. >> yes . oh no . cows. >>yes.ohno.igo >> yes. oh no. i go. >>— >> yes. oh no. i go. >> and as wales looks to ban sugary drink refills and cafes, bars and restaurants, is it time to get tougher on sugar .7 to get tougher on sugar? >> i'm still over the 50 cows here and in sport. >> i'm still over the 50 cows here and in sport . will he stay? here and in sport. will he stay? will he

the best president who ever lived, donald john trump, declares him the republican nominee. so, after all the controversies, accusations and condemnations, the republican party has officially nominated donald trump as their presidential candidate, and as you can see, people are very happy. joe malin sat behind the trump family. it was incredible, it was one of the best moments. i had tears, i haven't cried like that since i lost my mother. as you can see, everyone here is happy now, everyone seems to have gotten younger. popularity when his memoir of a poor childhood served as the script for a netflix movie. it's a dramatic turnaround for someone who was once a critic of trump. he previously called donald trump a terrible candidate and those who voted for him idiots. after donald trump four years ago lost the election, many republicans said that ... it was time to distance themselves from him, but nearly 10 years after trump first rose to the top of the republican party, it has now become the party of trump. so who is j.d. vance, he's young, only 39, an ex-marine, served in i

. >> the founding father of the america first movement, donald john trump!e america successful again. wealthy again. the country we deserve. [scattered applause] [laughter] the one she knows she's making that noise, right? or is that the noise she makes when the interior monologue is going "marjorie, there's going to be plenty of time to talk about satanic democrats, just keep it in, marjorie -- oh, this is hard to do. oh... man... "but perhaps the weirdest moment of last night was when the rnc looked like it was turning into the dnc. one of its featured speakers was amber rose, founder of the l.a. slut walk and a sex-positive pro-choice internet celebrity. >> donald trump and his supporters don't care if you are black, white, gay, or straight. it's all love. >> jon: it's all love! it's love! you just better hope that that love doesn't lead to a neck topic pregnancy, because... [laughter] the guys know what i'm talking about. the old fallopian tubes over there. but the moment that really felt like the dnc really snuck into the rnc was when sean o'brien, the

all 22 votes for my good friend, the 45th and soon-to-be 47th president of the united states, donald john trumppplause] >> pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules and proceedings of this convention, new hampshire, 22 votes, president trump. >> pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules and proceedings of this convention, nebraska, 36 votes, president trump. california. california, 169 delegates. >> california represents nearly 5.4 million registered republicans, more than any other state in the nation. from its pristine beaches to its storied mountains, from expansive deserts to the redwood forests, the golden state is responsible for securing today's gop house majority. it will be the state responsible for returning the house majority to washington this november so that president trump has a partner in congress to support his common sense agenda. with the largest delegation in the nation, madam secretary, the great state of california proudly casts all of its 169 votes for president donald trump. [cheers and applause] >> pursuant to the announcement of th

i want to predict the stock market will break every record in the history of the world with donald john trump as president and i those are theme song is going to be "happy days are here again." >> joe in worcester, massachusetts on the independent line. good morning, joseph. caller: good morning, c-span. my take is i want to talk about donald trump vice president picked. jd vance. three major points he made that touched my heart. but first i would like to say on a black man who supports eric trump 100 percent voted for him and again. he is the greatest president since abraham lincoln, the emancipation proclamation, 1862. 1865. no, jd vance, i said though she spent a lot of time in the marine corps. [inaudible] marina that you have a sense of pride and never to america. instead of -- the first to five. three points he made that to my heart. first point guards he said iraq. now, now, in the rinse, in boot camp, you have to hear [inaudible] war stories. that is that side. and i remember it it may be joe -- drill instructor telling us about the evil [inaudible] viacom and vietnam. i saw a buddy's

donald john from to the end. thank you all so much. —— ride or die with donald john trump.coalition of dictatorships is actively - dictatorships is actively trying to undermine american power and conquer america's allies. religious dig ownerships in a run —— iran which tends death to america is on the verge of having nuclear weapons. russian dictators have unleashed the deadliest european war since world war ii. communist china continues to develop military power while actively seeking to undermine america through espionage and the infiltration of our companies and our universities. faced with these clear and present dangers, president biden has adopt could failed policy afterfailed biden has adopt could failed policy after failed policy. where president trump orchestrated an orderly end to the afghanistan war with no american killed in nearly two years. biden ordered a chaotic panic filled withdrawal that left 13 american troops and hundreds of afghans dead. where president trump insisted on keeping the air base located within one hour of the chinese nuclear facilities, wi

and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion on donald john trump, to stay within the the, the day. that's it, letting you 3 is it that then you can put a minimum. so facade, indeed, and therefore he would do it assuming that the, to look into intermedia. nikoto is the dimensions of the scene. send the most of the to the to the most in the the welcome that's across stuff. were all things are considered computer lavelle, true manager were discussing donald trump. the okay, is this one of the program? i'd like to bring in clayton morris. he is in colorado, he's the host of the redacted news podcast, and he's a former fox news anchor. welcome to the program. clayton. you know, in the 1st part of the project, we were obviously talking about the reactions to the assassination attempt. but i'd like to kind of stress, again with you a part of the discussion is that i can you think of a, another moment in recent history may be 911. but this was a moment that we all experienced collectively. and i think it was a very visceral experience. it was irrespective of what you think of don

and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion on donald john trump, to stay with our team. the russian states never as tight as i'm one of the most sense community best and i'll send send up the same assistance to progress be the one else calls question about this. even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin mission, the state on the rushes to day and split the ortiz steven our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube tv services. what question did you say a request, which is the welcome that's across stuff? were all things are considered computer la bell to remind you were discussing donald trump? the okay, is this one of the program? i'd like to bring in clayton morris. he is in colorado. he is the host of the redacted news podcast, and he's a former fox news anchor. welcome to the program i played and you know, in the 1st part of the project, we were obviously talking about the reactions to the assassination attempt. but i'd like to kind of stress, again with you a part of the discussion is that i can you think of a, another moment in recent history

go to a short break right now, and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion on donald john trump, to stay with the russian states. never as tight as i'm one of the most on screen and the best most i'll send send up the keys 195 and speed. the one else calls question about this, even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin mission, the state on the rush to day and split the ortiz steven our video agency, roughly all the bands on youtube tv services for the question, did you say steven twist, which is the, the, the, me, this one more to personally, what is been the honeywood, this is you must always displayed the moon on the, on the 2nd, but to totally out of me. and you have them done by the most value of. but what i have done must be a new role, but he really is he still looking to be i would have to be like what the issue the most the i will give you like what the she a little guy know are you the diagnostic or haven't even throw both of them go to the side of the back end. there's going, there's the guy that she's not going to get that. it was saying, well, that

donald trump made a lot of mistakes. in his 1st turn. he hired a lot of the foods and traders like tom, john bolton, and mike pump ale and nikki haley who pushed him and it was fascinating, solemn money. how does it feel now when you're in the early assassinated? uh, how would your daughter feel? uh, mr. trump. i know i met general saw him on his daughter when i was in a ron, and i had been very critical of trump on a lot of different material. but moving forward, i think his evidence, that is it is more a commentary, i think on the failure of the left and the liberals here, we're going to continue with that discussion. when we go back, we're going to go to go to a short break right now and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion on donald john trump, to stay with arkansas. what is part of the the employee would post that isn't the defense you of us entered in the word or is it something deeper more complex might be present there? let's stop without collision. let's go out of the as since world war 2, united states has fostered extremist anti russian prejudices and hatreds amon

donald trump, now formally nominated as republican candidate ahead of an official confirmation later this week. >> donald j. trump, donald j. >> donald j. trump, donald j. >> trump, donald j. trump, donald. johnirst interview since the shooting, detailing his call with donald trump on how concerned i was and wanted to make sure i knew how he was actually doing. >> he sounded good. he said he was fine and he thanked me for calling him. i told him he was literally in the prayers of jill and me. >> heartbreak forjay and me. >> heartbreak for jay slater's family as human remains are found by mountain rescue teams in tenerife , and the king and in tenerife, and the king and queen continued their tour of the channel islands today after being upstaged by two frisky cows. cows. >> cows. >> yes . oh no

i believe in our freedom and liberty, and i believe in donald john trump.den, kamala harris, and all of the radical democrats who know this -- to know this, we will not be bullied into obedience. we will not cower in silence. we will fight for america because we love america. i stand before you as a working mother, a former prosecutor, a catholic, and a proud latina. i know personally what every american has now seen with their own eyes. i know the measure of the man who stands before us. donald trump will never stop fighting for you. so join me in voting for donald j. trump for president again. victory is in our site. america's future is in our hands. america's destiny is in our control. and america's prosperity is in our hearts and souls. america, this is your moment. will you stand for president trump? rise up. rise up. ladies and gentlemen, lovers of liberty and freedom of the american dream, this is our chance to make america great again! god bless you. god bless president trump, and may god bless america! [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please wel

and referenced nervous republicans in the meantime, john, said "that ain't seen nothing yet" vice president kamala harris old to be donald trump and become the next president of the united states after he said it chuck schumer asked for applause before handing it to hakeem jeffries. >> john: all of the sprays of president biden for doing the right thing and becoming a great patriot and saving democracy. and this morning have they wiped the blood off a knife yet? because he stabbed them in the back. >> incredible. actually let's bring back in jim jordan to react. are republicans getting nervous to chuck schumer's point? speak another effect of the facts. i don't think it matters who they run you can't change what happened in 3.5 years. we went from a secure border to know border and now they are running the border czar from safe streets to record crime, to record inflation and then of course you have the leadership, the character, the boys that trump has shown and particularly demonstrated on july 13th when he was shot. literally leadership under fire. i don't think it matters who they put up, i think president trump will be ou

all 22 votes for my good friend, the 45th and soon to seventh president of the united states, donald john trumphe announcement of the delegation and the rules and proceedings of this convention, new hampshire, 22 votes, president trump. nebraska, 36 delegates. >> madam secretary, represent the great state of nebraska, the good life is our motto, where agriculture, is the life blood of our country, it is our people that embody a nebraskans modest lifestyle. now to announce our delegate allocation, are delegation cochair, john tucker. >> madam secretary, the great state of nebraska parabola cast all of its 36 votes -- proudly casts all of its 36 votes for president trump. [cheers and applause] >> pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules and proceedings of this convention, nebraska, 36 votes, president trump. california. california, 169 delegates. >> california represents nearly 5.4 million registered republicans, more than any other state in the nation. from its pristine beaches to its storied mountains, from expensive deserts to the redwood forest, the golden set responsible

just as democrat judge juan merchan -- you know this guy -- did to donald john trump in his manhattan a guy named amit mehta -- obama appointee -- they stripped me of every possible defense. and then what? just like in manhattan with donald trump, they threw me to the wolves of an anti-trump jury in where? the d.c. swamp where they convicted me. they jailed me. guess what. they did not break me. [ cheers and applause ] and they will never break donald trump. they will never break donald trump. all right. now, here's the most important thing i'm going to tell you. you may be thinking this couldn't happen to you. hmm-mm. make no mistake, they're already coming for you. joe and kamala, they threw out the woke blue carpet across the rio grande, opened our borders to what? murders and rapists. when donald trump said it -- thank you for saying that. when donald trump said, murderers and rapists in 2016, they go, racist, whatever. we read the papers. it's murderers and rapists. murderers and rapists. drug cartels, human traffickers, terrorists, chinese spies, and a whole army of illiterate i

i believe in our freedom and liberty, and i believe in donald john trump.ho know this -- to know this, we will not be bullied into obedience. we will not cower in silence. we will fight for america because we love america. i stand before you as a working mother, a former prosecutor, a catholic, and a proud latina. i know personally what every american has now seen with their own eyes. i know the measure of the man who stands before us. donald trump will never stop fighting for you. so join me in voting for donald j. trump for president again. victory is in our site. america's future is in our hands. america's destiny is in our control. and america's prosperity is in our hearts and souls. america, this is your moment. will you stand for president trump? rise up. rise up. ladies and gentlemen, lovers of liberty and freedom of the american dream, this is our chance to make america great again! god bless you. god bless president trump, and may god bless america! [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome congressman michael waltz of florida. [applause]

. >> donald john trump is the leader america deserves. >> stephen: why?over a witch's cat? did someone make a wish on a cursed chicken foot? michigan congressman john james spoke in one of the prime time slots, sharing this. >> america is the greatest idea that's ever been. >> stephen: greatest idea? someone obviously hasn't tried the taco bell big cheez-it crunchwrap supreme. that's a good idea! then we heard from virginia governor and guy on a first date showing you his favorite ditch, glenn youngkin. governor youngkin talked about his personal history. >> i am proud to be a homegrown virginian from a family like a lot of families, with ups and downs and highs and lows. >> stephen: "also spikes and dips, talls and shorts, innies and outies, big biggies and teenie weenies, how many minutes do i have left to fill?" youngkin harkened back to the covid days. >> at the height of the pandemic four years ago, i asked my amazing wife suzanne to go on a walk with me. >> stephen: and she said "glenn, you don't need to yell! we are stuck in the same house together

donald john trump cannot be allowed back into the white house. >> jason: the liberal media is in a meltdownt joy reid's last tiktok was wild, she is now pushing it even further. >> just let me know when you guys are finished figuring it out, democrats. because i know you are the freak out people. go ahead and freak out. have your conversation and then let me know ohio got to vote for to keep hitler out of the white house. if it's biden in a comb marks i'm going to vote for biden in a coma. i don't even really particularly like the guy. a lot of his policies, i don't like them. is he not donald trump, right? yeah. hitler, white house. we keeping him out. keeping project 2025 out. that's all i care about from the rooter to the tooter. school board all the way up to white house and everything in between. >> jason: nothing says protecting democracy like pushing people to vote for a comatose president. while some in the liberal media are doubling down on wildly inappropriate rhetoric. more reasonable members are having a hard time keeping up the facade. the latest cover up the economists going f

donald john trump cannot be allowed back into the white house. >> brian: that is another treason deletek from our app. store. meanwhile, she would vote anything into office over donald trump. you just heard her. but she is not even the worst example. >> i'm depressed myself but i'm trying to tell you out there if you are, you got to hold on. we have survived all the depressing days so far. we'll survive this one. reach out to your friends for help. boy, i pray. that's all i got to say. >> brian: reach out to your friends for help? liberals have gone screaming at the sky crazy. anything to distract from president biden. but here's the hard truth. yesterdayens decision was of their own making. the left went after trump. weaponizing the justice system to do so. and now the supreme court is answering them and setting precedent. they paint themselves as defenders of democracy. opposing the violation of norms. yet, they are the ones of guiltf violating the norms. they thought they could stop trump. that includes destroying our highest court. joining us now john that are turley george washingt

justice antonin scalia, helped solidify support for his candidacy from skeptical republicans, i, donald john trump wants in the white house, trump then relied heavily on the council of advisers there's an outside groups to fill open seats with the help of then senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. you know what my top priority is i've made it very clear if the judiciary working with the republican controlled senate, trump's solidify that six to three conservative majority on the supreme court. and the result, it's been dramatic even with trump no longer in the oval office, roe versus wade overturned the epa and other federal agencies strip to some regulatory power. and then a case deeply personal to trump himself, a decision that granted the president near total immunity while in office, trump also successfully flip three of the nation's 13 appeals courts two conservative majority's, one of the district court judges. he appointed aileen cannon. she's now responsible for overseeing his own criminal trial in florida, but trump allies and detractors alike point to a less understood, but very clear

donald trump has and will make america successful again. he will make us wealthy again. and with god as my witness, he will finally give us the country we deserve. because donald johnople, god bless trump and god bless the united states. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i know we've got some singers here tonight. sing it one time. sounds good, y'all. ♪ >> please welcome the lieutenant governor of north carolina, mark robinson. [applause] mr. robinson: thank you, thank you, thank you. first and foremost i would like to give thanks to my savior, jesus christ, for allowing us to live here. i'm the first black lieutenant governor of north carolina and in november i plan on being the first black governor of north carolina. but i am not one of the political elite, i grew up poor to an alcoholic father who beat my mother. i would love to tell you i graduated from high school and found success, but i cannot. i lost two in factoring jobs which joe biden voted for. politicians in d.c. made that decision, people like me suffered. i lost my car in my house, i was desperate. a couple of months ago i stopped at a gas station and a man walked out and looked very stressed. i could see him

donald john trump cannot be allowed back into the white house he would speak or remember jesse jacksonja think he said 1984, i would rather have roosevelt in a con wheelchair within redken and ara horse.n on i understand the contrast come i would rather have biden on a bad day than donald trump on his best i days? >> kayleigh: media lowerinp.g the bore gnomic bar to electm anything other than trump. but whatder- are security for commander-in-chief? the threatened impairment we are in today is reminiscent right before 9/11 except right before1 we didn't have more rage in europe and the middle east wherw israel is looking at aomeo 2-front war now. not it is crazy to have someone who is not confident as president >> kayleigh: h fe is exactly right and the fbi director and attorney general have formed ant threat of recent months.th >> i am worried about ther possibility of a terrorist attack in the country after october 7th. the threat level for unorms has grown up enormously. >> we are seeing a wide array of dangerous threats that emanate from the border. there is a particular network tha

donald john trump cannot be allowed back into the white house. >> apparently a president is above the law. and he could hire anyone to kill anyone and be immune from prosecution. we're in deep [bleep] people. >> shannon: if it's that what it said. that is not what the decision said. but i don't expect rosey o'donnell to read every word of this decision but she is being told that's what it said. it seems divisive to the fabric of this country if you are misrepresenting what the supreme court actually did. >> they obviously didn't read it. i don't know rosie o'donnell can read anything more than a tv script. it is absurd. i think it tears apart the country when you take a supreme court ruling and then try to totally manipulate it for pure political reasons within minutes after it has been released. that is not what the supreme court ruling says. i thought it was a very reasonable ruling and sets clear guidelines. it is common sense if you think about it. if he is acting on official acts he has immunity as president of the united states. if he acts outside official acts, then he doesn't

justice antonin scalia help solidify support for his candidacy from skeptical republicans i, donald john trump wants in the white house, trump then relied heavily on the council of advisers and outside groups to fill open seats with the help of then senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. >> you know what my top priority is? i've made it very clear. it's the judiciary working with the republican controlled senate. trump's solidify that six to three conservative majority on the supreme court. and the result, it's been dramatic even with trump no longer in the oval office roe versus wade overturned the epa and other federal agencies strip to some regulatory power. and then a case deeply personal to trump himself, a decision that granted the president and you're total immunity while in office, trump also successfully flip three of the nation's 13 appeals courts to conservative majority's. one of the district court judges. he appointed aileen cannon. she's now responsible for overseeing his own criminal trial in florida, but trump allies and detractors alike point to a less understood, but very cl

donald john trump, who has been found liable for sexual assault, stole classified documents, i'm sureal gain, multiple indictments, multiple felony convictions. there's joe biden who has proven every day that he can do the job by doing the job every day. and, you know, to say that, my god, what will happen in three or four years, well, we don't know with any elected official what they would do in office in three or four years. the third possibility is vice president harris. and i truly believe that vice president harris is capable of leading us to the next level and also carry it on, joe biden's legacy. jose, what i am disappointed about are the democrats who have come out against the president, and saying they don't believe that he can win, when we don't know which democratic potential candidate can win. and until we have our strategy together, a winning strategy, until we have a plan b, that we have the polling and other factors that would help us believe that they have a better chance of winning than joe biden, i think that it would be wise for democrats to stay in that back room,

[crowd boos] did to donald john trump in his manhattan kangaroo court, another democrat judge a guy named- keep your eye on this guy. ahmed obama appointee, they stripped me of every possible defense, and then what? just like in manhattan with donald trump, they threw me to the wolves of an anti-trump jury in where? the d.c. swamp. they convicted me. they jailed me. guess what? they did not break me. [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] [chanting fight, fight, fight] >> and they will never break donald trump. they will never break donald trump. all right. now, here's the most important thing i'm going to tell you. you may be thinking this couldn't happen to you. huh-uh. make no mistake. they are already coming for you. joe and kamala. they threw out the woke blue carpet across the rio grande opened our borders to, what? murders and rapists. when donald trump said it, thank you for saying that, when donald trump said murderers and rapists in 2016. oh, racist. whatever? we read the papers. it's murderers and rapists. >> that's right. >> murderers and rapists. drug cartels, human traf

and that is why we must elect president donald jail -- donald john trump.amna: we are just going to take a short break right here for our pbs stations. we will be right back with continued live coverage of the republican national convention. stay with us. ♪ >> republican convention 2016. donald trump was getting up to give his acceptance speech. a lot of people were predicting that trump would do what most presidential nominees do which is pivot to the center and become more presidential. donald trump surprised many people by doing almost exactly the opposite. >> are convention occurs at a moment of crisis for our nation. the attacks on our police and the terrorism of our cities threaten our very way of life. any politician who does not grasp this danger is not fit to lead our country. >> all this foreshadowed his inauguration in which he talked about american economy, it's a line he would give just as easily in 2020. amna: welcome back now to live coverage of the republican national convention. c kimberly guilfoyle is addressing. >> all joe had to do was l

all 22 votes for my good friend, the 45th and soon to be 47th president of the united states, donald john trump. [ applause ] >> pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules and procedures of this convention, new hampshire, 22 votes. president donald j. trump. >> madam secretary, i'm the chairman and i present the great state of nebraska, the good life is our motto where agriculture, beef and corn is the life blood of our economy, where our medical field and university are amongst the top in the nation, but it is our people that embody a nebraska nice modest lifestyle. now to announce our delegate allocation, our delegation cochair, john tucker. >> madam secretary, the great state of nebraska proudly casts all of its 36 votes for president trump. [ applause ] >> pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules and procedures of this convention, nebraska, 36 votes president trump. california. [ applause ] california, 169 delegates. >> california represents nearly 5.4 million registered republicans, more than any other state in the nation from its pristine beaches to i

donald john trump is the third person. >> jonathan: steve bannon was an architect of donald trump's 2016. he is going to prison tomorrow to serve four months for contempt of congress. we decided to go see him in the basement of his capitol hill townhouse, the place where he broadcasts for four hours a day, a show called "war room" that has a large following among hardcore trump supporters. why did we decide to interview steve bannon? we did so because bannon has a direct line to donald trump. he is perhaps trump's most important outside adviser. if you really want to understand what a trump return to the white house would look like, listen to what steve bannon is saying. so i saw recently while you were on the air doing your show, donald trump called. >> hey, mr. president. i'm live on tv. can i call you back? i'll call you back, sir. thank you. >> jonathan: how often do you talk to him? i don't want to talk details, but we keep in pretty good contact. a lot of the things we talk about end up in his speeches. we talk frequently enough. >> jonathan: steve bannon's world view echo loudly i

donald. john trump cannot allowed back into the white house. the liberal media is in a meltdown over biden. if you thought joy reid's last tiktok was wild. she's now pushing it even further. >> just let me know when you guys are finished figuring it out. democrats, because i know you all the freak people going to freak out, have your conversation, and then me know who i got to vote for to keep hitler out. the white house. if it's biden in a coma, i'm a vote for biden in a coma. i don't even really particularly like the guy. i love his policy. i don't like him. he's not donald trump. right? yeah. hitler, white house. we keep an keep it project 2025 out. that's all i care about up and down the ballot from. >> the rudy to the tudor school board all the way up to white house and everything in between . >> nothing says protecting democracy like pushing people to vote for a comatose president. while some in the liberal media are doubling down on wildly inappropriate rhetoric, more reasonable members are having a hard time up the facade. the latest cover of the economist going for the jugular show

states withdraws and throwing an endorse month for his vice president to run for the next again donald john trump the massive amount of work that's required in a very short period of time, from the vice president, essentially getting that biden reelection organization, campaign organization, and then making it the harris election campaign organization. >> it's more than updating a bio online, right? there's a lot happening behind the scenes. in some ways it's easier, from sources i talked to, if she is to become the official party nominee, to just shift all of those resources, right? because it was going from biden-harris to harris-tbd. i don't want to get ahead of where we are right now. we know the dnc rules committee will meet on wednesday and we'll get a better sense of moving forward, but i've been told logistically behind the scenes it's a bit easeiers with her. the other concern, in the conversation of will he/won't he, was that this is a short period of time of timeline in which the next potential nominee would have to introduce them to the country. they don't have that problem with the p

trump does not like bearded men, so maybe j.d. nance. j.d. vance is the leading name. >> john: he does like donald trump jr. >> j.d. he was leaving 50.44, now looking at 43.5, the numbers were flipped in 2020, wisconsin goes ahead by 20 points, 47.2 to 44.6. look at the gap back in 2020 with biden in the lead. things are looking dire for biden and his blue wall. >> it is. he was behind before the debate disaster, but not within the margin of error and most of those states. now he is dropped a couple of points which is why there is not been a drumbeat to really push them out. but now he's outside the margin of error and a lot of this. >> john: if he cannot count on this blue wall, what does he have to back them up? >> well, he is here in michigan for at least the third time, maybe the fourth time this year, keeps going back. this is particularly good timing for him today and terms of optics. if you look at who is in the audience coming up black activist leaders, union leaders, this squares perfectly with his whole m.o. right now which is complaining about how the elites have turned against him, but the ordinary ameri

. >> the questions about joe biden are questions about who can be donald trump because donald trump is against democracy. >> john: do you think donald joe biden can be donald trump or would kamala harris be better for that or would gavin newsom e a better person to do that? do you think after that debate performance this is the guy you want running for president. >> everyone of those names you just mention could be donald trump and the reason why is because donald trump is unpopular. he is probably the most unpopular national politician and modern american history because voters don't want to see their tax returns have a little partisan affiliation box they need to check. they don't want their social security checks to come with strings attached. they don't want force deportations of their friends and their neighbors were trying to become american citizens. they don't want to see them supplicating himself in front of latimer put in like he did. >> john: but there are democratic and independent voters who want to see someone with the mental confidence to run and increasingly they don't think it is joe biden. >> t

just as democrat judges did to donald john trump in his manhattan kangaroo court, another democrat judgend obama appointee, they stripped me at every possible defense. they did not break. and they will ever breakdown from. they will never break donald trump. that is the most important thing i'm going to tell you. you are maybe thinking this cannot happen to you. make no mistake, they are already coming due. joe and harris. they throughout the book blue carpet across the rio grande and opened our borders to murderers and rapists. when donald trump said motorist and rapists they said whatever. human traffickers, terrorists. they put their rent on your front doorstep. here's another thing joe biden did. the green new deal. we are in the heart of milwaukee. the auto industry, that is destroying our industry and leaving us at the mercy of the battery factories in shanghai and slave labor in the congo. biting inflation is coming after what is left of your savings. here's the thing. i'm sitting in prison thinking about this. it just eats at me. the democrats come for your kids, they are indoctr

that statement from john donald trump and now is john, as you've been with us for hours now, it's thepuzzle pieces are starting to come together at least in terms of the event today and what happened. >> you know, we don't have the who and the why yet, but we're starting to get the how and how this all played out tonight because we saw earlier those images of the former president with the blood trickling down the right side of his face. we saw him flinching as he was speaking when the shots first rang out, and then reaching for his right ear. and then now that confirmation from the former president himself. >> and john, i know that like, politics isn't really at the center of the conversation in this moment, but i can't help but just point out that you're standing in milwaukee, you know, at the headquarters of what is supposed to be the republican national convention this week, major events that were supposed to take place. >> how do you expect that not only the trump campaign, but the biden campaign will then respond to all of this? what is what are the next few days and weeks look l

this election will decide the fate of our great nation and that is why we must elect president donald john trump again make our country strong. say it. and prosperous. he will make america feared by our adversaries and respected by our friends. and our adversaries and respected by ourfriends. and most importantly, he will always put america first. after four years after four yea rs of after four years ofjoe biden's after four years of joe biden's disaster after four years ofjoe biden's disaster rest america last agenda, our country is more dangerous, vulnerable. you are watchinu dangerous, vulnerable. you are watching a _ dangerous, vulnerable. you are watching a bbc— dangerous, vulnerable. you are watching a bbc news _ dangerous, vulnerable. you are watching a bbc news special. watching a bbc news special coverage of the republican national convention. say hello to our pbs viewers.— to our pbs viewers. leave it alone — to our pbs viewers. leave it alone and _ to our pbs viewers. leave it alone and take _ to our pbs viewers. leave it alone and take a _ to our pbs viewers. leave it alone and take

but 1st, let's speak to john 100 live in bed minutes to new jersey where trump spent the night at ease gulf coast. so john donald trump is keen to try that. he's about and it's business as usual. that's right, carry donald trump left liberty newark international airport a couple hours ago. and before he did so, we sent out a message on social media saying that he had considered waiting a couple of days postponing his appearance at the republican national convention. but then he said he didn't want to let a shooter or a political his ass and effect is movement. so he's really portraying as a business as usual. so he, he said that he will face wickedness with defiance. and i think when he gets to the convention, you can expect that he'll receive a hero's welcome from the crowd there. and donald trump, being something of a showman, will probably take advantage of that. and so on. when it comes to the security services where all day when it comes to the investigation of the shift well investigators seem to be starting to gather a portrait of the gunman. thomas cripps, or tom is his friends. you knew him. this is a 2

donald trump pronunciÓ su esperado discurso a solo dÍas del atentado que sufrÍan pensilvania. presentador: donald trump escribiÓ los problemas mÁs importantes. presentadora: un discurso donde evitÓ hablar de johnue hizo un llamado a la unidad nacional. presentador: asÍ pone donald trump en marcha una ofensiva electoralse culmina el 5 de noviembre en las urnas. locutor: este es el noticiero univisiÓn ediciÓn nocturna. expr trump hablÓ del atentado que sufriÓ. dura pasamos con nuestro compaÑero que ha estado en el epicentro de esta conferencia histÓrica. aprovecho y te felicito. reportero: donald trump hizo hoy historiaal pronunciar el discurso de aceptaciÓn mÁs largo en la historia reciente. vamos con puedo rojas que nos trae los detalles. pedro: este fue un mensaje bastante largo en la historia del paÍs. pero donald trump directamente comenzÓ hablando de lo que Él viviÓ el dÍa que sufriÓ un intento de asesinato en su contra. >> habÍa sangre se vertÍa de todos lados. yo tenÍa a dios conmigo. si yo no hubiese movido mi cabeza en ese instante, la bala del asesino hubiese dado perfectamente en el blanco y yo no estarÍa aquÍ esta noche con ustedes. presentador: ademÁs, donald trump indicÓ que se ha

as republicans, we believe this -- more often than not it has been donald trump. donald john trump.resident trump. it is all about him. i think governor hutchinson alluded to that. this has been -- the words he used was called personality. that is what i have been watching. >> i spoke with dave weigle, a national reporter. he has covered j.d. vance since before he was a politician. to your point about maga becoming more conservative and moving further right of donald trump. one reason why donald trump, jr. , tucker carlson and elon musk and others lobbied donald trump to pick j.d. vance was because he is more conservative the donald trump on abortion, trade policy, foreign policy. by picking j.d. vance that was a signal to young republican men who live almost exclusively online and watch tucker carlson and listen to joe rogan, that was a signal to them the donald trump was still there guy. >> jd is a lot more ideological period than donald trump. if you are it ideological person, you want jd -- look at what happened on abortion. look at what happened on the platform. the new york ti