i think it's going to be a landslide for donald john trump. i predict the stock market will break every record in history with donald john trump. i'm so fired up and i predict he will win in a huge landslide. host: how are you working for him? how are you getting the boat out? caller: i'm the number one caller of talkshows in the country, calling yours today, i'm planning to call all of them and tell them that i strongly support trump. i'm doing a lot of national talk shows, calling in and saying vote for donald john trump, he's the best president in history for the stock market and the economy. host: your state is a swing state. you are there in georgia talking to your friends and neighbors? caller: i'm having a hard time sleeping, i'm so fired up. i love your network. i've been calling c-span for at least 30 years, y'all do a great job and i appreciate you so much let me view my can -- conservative views across the great nation. host: all right, joe. let's talk to todd, next. california, independent. caller: good morning. host: what do you th

i f think it's going to be a landslide for donald john trump and a want to predict the stock market will break your record in history with donald john trump as president presidenp and i predict he will win in a huge landslide. >> host:i how are you working for him? how are you getting the vote out? >> caller: i'mm calling, i'm calling talk shows and country. call your state and and i pn calling all of them and tell them i'm strongly supporting trump. i'm doing a lot of national talkshows calling into the show and saying vote for donald john trump if you want the best president in history because the stock market and economy -- >> host: your state is a swing state. are you in georgia talking to your friends and your neighbors? what you saying to them? >> caller: i'm talking to everybody i can talk to because i and so fired up for trump i'm having a hard time sleeping but i am happy and i'm convinced he will have landslide win at a love your network. in calling c-span for at least 30 years. y'all do a great job and i appreciate you so much, letting the conservative, let me view my conserva

and this isn't even the first time haitians have been the victims of racist fearmongering by donald john trump, son and grandson, and two-time spouse of immigrants. he called their home an s-hole country and said allowing them to seek refuge here was dangerous because they all, quote, have aids. i'm joined by nbc news washington correspondent yamiche alcindor and the cofounder and executive director of haitian bridge alliance. yamiche, i'm going to go to you. i want to play some of what jd vance told you as you tried to question him about the lie he was spreading about haitian immigrants. here it is. >> senator vance, what do you say to haitian americans and haitian immigrants who say spreading false claims about them put their lives at risk? >> well, i don't think that -- no one has spread false claims. what they have said is that a small migrant community, 20,000, so it's big for the city of springfield, but small compared to all haitians in the united states of america, that small migrant community has caused a lot of problems. >> what problems? >> it's a good question, joy. good evening. w

i think it's going to be a landslide for donald john trump. predict the stock market will break every record in history with donald john trump. i'm so fired up and i predict he will win in a huge landslide. host: how are you working for him? how are you getting the boat out? caller: i'm the number one caller of talkshows in the country, calling yours today, i'm planning to call all of them and tell them that i strongly support trump. i'm doing a lot of national talk shows, calling in and saying vote for donald john trump, he's the best president in history for the stock market and the economy. host: your state is a swing state. you are there in georgia talking to your friends and neighbors? caller: i'm having a hard time sleeping, i'm so fired up. i love your network. i've been calling c-span for at least 30 years, y'all do a great job and i appreciate you so much let me view my can -- conservative views across the great nation. host: all right, joe. let's talk to todd, next. california, independent. caller: good morning. host: what do you thin

she's framing it as one between moving forward versus returning to the policies of donald trump. >> johnnald trump is a known quantity, as we pointed out, and only 9% of voters think they need to learn more about him. much more of an unknown quantity, kamala harris. and bill mcgurn is blaming the media for that. that tonight should put a spotlight on her policy but she's got a free ride from an incurious media. he writes, "ironically the licks vacations for ms. harris may be an advantage. all she has to do is 90 million herself and her performance to be hailed as a. at the press corps did its job, would all know more of what we need to know about kamala harris and what kind of president xi would make. but because it won't, it is all on donald trump to do that job himself. so trump -- i don't know what the moderators are going to ask, brett, but bill mcgurn is suggesting to be has to highlight her record and flip-flops and lack of explanation. >> he does, not just flip-flops. he's got to say she is lying and that she's covering up the fact that she is response will for the problems americ

if they can come for me, as they surely did, if are coming for donald, john trump, as they surely are, then they can surely come for if we don't, our government, their our government will control us. if we don't control all three branch churches of our legislative. what's the other one? judicial, then they will put some of us like steve bannon and me in prison and donald trump and they control the rest us. okay, so that's the setup that's the setup. so what i'm saying is that it's important that we control all three branches of government. the next thing i do is talk about how i was taken to prison it started with the legislative branch, a democrat majority in the house of representatives led by lawfare, jackals with names like pelosi, schiff, raskin hail me, contempt of congress simply for honoring executive privilege and defending the constitution. separation of powers by, refusing to before unlawful kangaroo j six committee, which had only one purpose. you know what was it wasn't to get to the bottom of j six. what was it again to stop donald trump from getting back to the white ch

and i fear, and i don't think i am unique in this. >> if he is forced to do so, or if donald john trump wins, and of course it is a free and fair election. we are not getting into questions of voter suppression happening in texas, georgia, north carolina, but those are the only elections they think are legitimate. and i really do fear that if harris is to win, if she wins the popular vote, she wins the electoral college, which there is a possibility, we don't know, we are six or seven weeks away. i fear violence. january 6th was a test run, and there have been four years of many, many people not being held accountable for what they did four years ago. and there is no reason for them to not do it again if they are unhappy with the results. >> michael, the washington post is reporting that elections officials are trying to get out ahead of conspiracy theories and lies, and they are now trying to offer a whole new level of transparency. they're giving tours, open houses, actually putting their work on live streams to say here it is, america. but, will any of that make a difference if peopl

john dickerson, we learned a lot about kamala harris tonight, as you said. there was a lot the audience didn't know. 20% of americans wanted to learn more. we have been with donald trump. is there more we learned tonight? what is there left for us to have learned about donald trump? >> john: that's the right question. what are debates for? >> stephen: you can stop right there and just say that was the right question, that's all i wanted was approval. >> john: i call him on the show and tell you how great your questions are. it's a very good relationship. [laughter] what are debates for? they are an approximation of what the job might be like. it's a serious moment when they're asked good questions about what they would do in the job and you get some idea. we know what donald trump would be like in the job because he has been in the job. secondarily unlike previous presidents who have run as incumbents, you have people from within the trump administration, many of whom spoke under oath about how he performed in that job. so in his hands, you don't need a debate to know how he will behave in office because you have all the time he behaved in office. what was displayed i

meanwhile, former president donald john trump was focusing on ukraine, of all things, and he's not promising to work out a deal to end the war. he met with president zelenskyy at trump tower, even as questions were growing about his support for the country. earlier this week we heard both candidates weigh in with their plans on how they're going to boost the economy. keep in mind, while all of that is happening, mail-in voting is already underway in 26 states. let's bring in our nightcap. you are in luck. this is a fantastic one. msnbc's alex witt easier. she's the host of alex witt reports every weekend. tom rogers joins us, msnbc and cnbc minot editor at large for newsweek. christina greer easier, associate political science officer at fordham university and joanna goal is the daily chief content officer and cohost of their new podcast with joanne and samantha b. i'm not going to go to ladies first because tom, you're the only boy here. >> very intimidated. >> you should be. in your mind, where doyou think this race stands? >> i think it's close as could be but i think kamala has the momen

john, meanwhile, donald trump is holding john, meanwhile, donald trump is holding a town hall later today in pennsylvania, critical state for both campaigns. what does it say he's doing this in pennsylvania today? >> it says that it is not just one of the most important states, but if donald trump were to win pennsylvania, it is hard to see how kamala harris would win the presidency. so they are going to fight tooth and nail there when you talk to trump's top advisers, you know, they speak frequently about pennsylvania as one of their keys to winning. so i think it is going to be there as much as he can. also a reminder that he was, you know, almost assassinated in that state. and, you know, this is donald trump, you know, really focusing like he did in 2016 on a handful of states that he thinks can win him the presidency and a really symmetry between the republicans and democrats on this. symmetry between the republicans and democrats on this. republicans are focused republicans are focused on what is the most likely path. >> matthew, just the importance of pennsylvania for both. but als

of the danger donald trump poses, not only am i not voting for donald trump, but i will be voting for kamala harris. it comes also as jimmy mccain, the son of late republican senator john mccain, announced that he, too, will be voting for kamala harris. jimmy mccain, a veteran who served in iraq and afghanistan, has argued that donald trump politicized a recent visit to arlington national cemetery. jimmy mccain saying, quote, it

mccain a lot better than jd vance who never met him and john mccain's republican window endorsed president biden and kamala harris against donald trumpst week john mccain's son jimmy mccain said this. >> the one thing about john mccain's he cared about his country and he lived his life that way. and as much as i stayed an independent i decided it was time to move on and do what i believe in and the matter -- the fact of the matter is it is country first and you think about your country first and however that is you care about your country and care about making it better and i feel kamala harris embodies a group of people that will help make this better and take us forward and that is what matters at the end of the day. >> john mccain was elected and reelected to the united states senate by the people of arizona six times and mark kelly who now occupies john mccain's arizona senate seat said this while jd vance was in arizona last week. if donald trump were serious about the border, he wouldn't have told republicans to torpedo the most comprehensive border security bill in decades. he did it because he doesn't want solutions. he wants

and, john, donald trump is scheduled to hold a rally in north carolina tomorrow. nbc news learned robinson will not be going there? >> yeah. this is not an area where -- first of all, i don't think robinson wants to be out in public generally speaking. the trump campaign doesn't want robinson appearing on stage with him. i spoke to trump adviser earlier today on a slightly different topic, which is the question of whether there might be a withdrawal of trump's endorsement of robinson, they said they're not tracking that at all and rumors of him being pressured to do that are not accurate. we have seen donald trump stand with people accused of a wide variety of things, ranging from sexual indiscretions to comments that are deeply offensive to people, various races, ethnicities, national origins, genders and orientations. and very seldom has donald trump ever considered or actually withdrawn an endorsement. >> and, john, so what is the structure as far as, you know, running for governor in north carolina. are there any deadlines that need to be met so that the perso

think i'm just i'm just ends president trump wins in terms of his governance but he didn't tell that story now, john rfk jr. went on to say that he thought donald trump was distracted calling it unfortunate, lining up with what i'm hearing behind the scenes from people close to the former president as well. >> and look, trump has remained on committal about whether he would do another debate. however, when i talk to people close to him, people within his own campaign team, they all kind of argue that they believe another debate will happen. so i think stay tuned for any new developments on that yeah, the new york times this morning, you had trump insiders calling the debate a colossal missed opportunity. >> the alayna treene and i see this morning, thanks so much joining us right now is a harris campaign co-chair, democratic senator chris coons of delaware, senator. >> thanks for coming in. so despite being happy with what they saw on the debates stage from kamala harris some fellow democratic senators say that they're still worried. let me play this for you i tell people all the time, you know, somebody asked me chicago, what did you learn fro

democrats, withdrew his candidacy from the us presidential elections and supported republican donald trump. nephew john kennedy spoke about the reasons for his disappointment in the current owners of the white house in an interview with tucker carlson about censorship, manipulation and corruption in the highest levels of american power in our joint project with the youtube channel carlson tv. so people were shocked, a lot of people were shocked when you endorsed trump, i wasn't shocked because even though you disagree on some specific issues, i 've noticed one common theme in your lives, which is that you've both spent most of your lives, in your case your entire lives, in the ruling class of america, and you've both decided that it's corrupt, and that you're going to say it out loud with big risk for both of you? it was probably only a matter of time before you somehow came together, do you agree with me? yeah, i think we've had a few political realignments, like four or five over the years. it benefits the oil companies, black rock and goldman sachs, with their $100 billion wind energy and carbon cap

that's why you see donald trump moving to the left each and every day to the chagrin of folks on the right. >> john: you have donald trump saying the left-leaning "new york times" did not think you were letting for leadership but at the same time harris' campaign is running this ad ahead of tomorrow's debate. >> take it from the people who knew him best. donald trump is a danger to our troops and our democracy. we cannot let him lead our country again. >> john: in that land, the longer version of which adds comments, i wouldn't say testimony, from pens, marx, esper, and mark milley saying trump is bad from that job. >> no disrespect to any of those guys. they can vote for whoever they want and support whoever they want but when it comes to policy that people are voting on, you look at "the new york times" poll of the economy and immigration, it's no contest trump is the better pick for those policies and again, if you want to -- more people are concerned with their own lives and who is best for their own pocketbook. they are worried about endorsements left and right. if you are banking on endorseme

donald trump. win the next couple of hours. kara, what are we expecting today yeah john so donald trump is expected to appear in this courthouse behind me just a few hours from now and he is challenging the verdict that $5 million verdict by the jury finding that he's sexually abused and defamed e. >> jean carroll and his lawyers are going to argue that the judge should never have left the testimony of two other women who have accused trump of sexual assault, go before the jury and they also say that access hollywood tape should not have been played. now, trump's lawyers that will be their argument. e jean carroll's lawyers are going to counter that, saying that that testimony that evidence was evidenced of trump's mo that he had assaulted women then when they went public with it, denied it and criticize their appearances know both sides will only we have about ten minutes to make their arguments and unlike donald trump's criminal trial, where he spoke to cameras in the hallways during breaks in the trial, there are no cameras inside this courthouse. donald will trump wi

. - i, donald john trump, do solemnly swear.enty of congratulations being extended to the president-elect, including those of vladimir putin. - [speaking russian] - putin said today, he's ready to open a new chapter with the us. - i would have a very, very good relationship with putin and with russia. - washington post is reporting that president trump revealed highly-classified information to the russian foreign minister and ambassador during a meeting in the oval office last week. - the white house blindsided tonight as the department of justice reveals that they will appoint a special counsel to now oversee the fbi investigation into russian meddling and any possible collusion. - and then they launched the robert mueller investigation. - the man now leading the investigation, former fbi director robert mueller. - they're weaponizing the doj to go after donald trump because they can't stand that he won. - us officials believe russia not only tried to influence the election, but also worked to help donald trump defeat hillary c

>> john: as you just saw, donald trump with a big economic speech reaching out to americans to say hets to make your life better. so why is there such a huge gender gap with kamala harris? the governor of arkansas, sarah huckabee sanders, is here. we will talk to her about that and more. stay tuned. he thinks his flaky red patches are all people see. otezla is the #1 prescribed pill to treat plaque psoriasis. otezla can help you get clearer skin. don't use otezla if you're allergic to it. serious allergic reactions can happen. otezla may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. some people taking otezla had depression, suicidal thoughts, or weight loss. upper respiratory tract infection and headache may occur. live in the moment. ask your doctor about otezla. ♪ this kia turbo-hybrid is built for all the things you've yet to do. like taking a long drive. just to throw a monster tailgate party at an away game. ♪ brisket anyone? ♪ do what's yet to be done. the new kia carnival turbo-hybrid. ♪ >> john: forma president trump trying to combat the left noted that he's an out of touch bill

. >> i donald john trump do solemnly swear. >> there are also plenty of congratulations being extendedthe president-elect including those of vladimir putin. >> putin said today he's ready to open a new chapter with the u.s. >> i would have a very, very good relationship with putin and with russia. >> washington post is reporting that president trump revealed highly classified information to the russian foreign minister and ambassador during a meeting in the oval office last week. >> the white house blinded tonight as the department of justice revealed they will place a special council to oversee the into russian meddling. >> then they launched the robert lern investigation. >> the person leading the investigation robert muller. >> they're mobilizing the doj to go after donald trump because they can't stand that he won. >> the united states believes russia not only tries to influence the election but also helped donald trump beat hillary clinton. >> agencies accuse the russian government of hacking e-mails from the democratic national committee and hillary clinton's campaign. >> my peop

continue to pile up that the doj is being used to target conservatives, like former president donald trump. >> johnt's bring in fox news legal editor kerri urbahn. targeted conservatives like donald trump but not just donald trump. >> not just donald trump. i think merrick garland believes those words, but unfortunately they are divorced from the reality of his department's actions. we can go through the list, for starters, do, dear member the attacks on the supreme court justices following the leak of the dobbs? the deferment of justice could have enforced the law against those who are threatening, bullying, at the house. they chose not to. there was an assassination attempt on brett kavanaugh. that was two years ago. that still has not gone to trial. it doesn't go to trial until next year. but think of the speed with which they pushed the donald trump stuff through. how about blm when they destroyed washington, d.c., and other cities the summer of 2020? no one was prosecuted. but you know who was prosecuted? the pro-life activist who wrote in chalk on the sidewalk in front of abortion clinics tha

debate. mentioned pennsylvania, mentioned the poles, appealed to them, well, now we see that john donald trumpd to go to the czestochowa mother of god at all, and he called duda, well, only that there was a flood in poland, so duda somehow did not have time to meet with him, because on this election is a so-called swing state, and please tell me what that means, a state that swings, yes, and it changes from decade to decade, i would say. 20 years ago, pennsylvania was not such a swing state, it was ohio and florida, where not nobody knew who else they were going to vote for there, and now it's changed after 20 years that florida is going to vote 100 percent republican, that's because the demographics have changed, and so has ohio, and states like that that were once 100 percent sure republican, because half north carolina. it has now changed half and half, because many people were transferred during the pandemic and after the pandemic, because due to the change of jobs, which is now possible to do a lot online, many people came there from new york and the northern states, and what about pennsy

donald trump to be president again. they are scared to death of him. >> john: any moment now we expect former president trump at a campaignnt in north carolina for the first time since he was warned by intelligence officials about ongoing iranian at democrats his life, and we expect he will address those debts in his address. i am john roberts in washington. shaping up to be a busy wednesday afternoon, sandra. >> sandra: could be with you. i'm sandra smith in new york and this is "america reports." the trump campaign is calling the iranian threats real and specific, and that tehran is seeking to create chaos here in the u.s. >> these are serious threats. you see how they come after president trump, left to keep him safe and all of our leaders safe. >> sandra: all this on the heels of the senate report that reveals a number of secret service missteps, from its planning phase all the way to its execution during the butler rally. >> john: complete coverage now, former secret service agent richard reacted moments. >> sandra: with more on that report. >> john: first, in anticipation of the president's arrival in moments, aisha

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some of what john sauer, donald trump's appellate counsel was arguing.ning salvo sounded like he was playing to somebody sitting out in the audience and not the three-judge panel because what he did was he started to attack the evidence in pretty inflammatory terms. this is the stuff you usually don't hear in appellate arguments. very quickly one of the judges cut him off and said, quote, it is very hard to overturn a jury verdict based on evidentiary issues. why should we order a new trial? it's pretty unusual for a defendant or a respondent in a civil case not to be bothered attending his own trial, but showing up in appellate court, which is rare. i agree with lisa's assessment. john sauer and donald trump's arguments didn't seem to get much play. >> david, what does trump and his team need to prove to get this overturned? >> just to be fair, roberta kaplan arguing for plaintiff started out with the facts and the judges moved her to the legal arguments. trump has to show, a, that mistakes were made at the trial. that's not enough. he has to show the m

that is not where donald trump is. geoff: johnohn: tomorrow, the democrats are kicking off the reproductive freedom bus tour and they are doing it in trump's backyard in palm beach, florida. has the harris campaign reacted to donald trump's comments on ivf? >> they have and they essentially said, why would you believe him now? because he has changed his position on reproductive rights, on ivf, on any number of things repeatedly, though he has been very clear that he -- they will point this out repeatedly -- trump has been pretty clear that he is responsible for roe being overturned because he created the conservative super majority and he points that out whenever he is in front of a conservative group or a religious right group. so he wants that. he wants credit but he doesn't want too much credit and he doesn't want the political problem that doing away with roe has created. even with ivf, when alabama -- when an alabama court put ivf on hold, it was because of the supreme court decision overturning roe. this is a problem of his

you could have kamala harris and donald trump both having 269 votes and it could can -- it could get kicked to the house by a vote by the delegations which is the john eastman and donald trump plan on january 6, which is what they are shooting for. oh, this cycle, i do not expect any kind of blowout. there are no reagans this time around. it could come down to one congressional district. it could come down to omaha, the second district out there in nebraska. if you look at the democratic convention what is so funny is that you have the positioning of the different state delegations with prime seating on the floor and here's a little pocket of nebraska with the cornhuskers right off to the side of the stage. so, it is usually important. host: the caller also mentioned abortion. how big of an impact do you think that will have? guest: massive. we talk about pocketbook issues and we talk about the economy and things that you see data in and out. for a lot of people they say this day in and out and they live it. especially women. also for father's with daughters -- fathers with daughters going through that. so, these are things -- and often times you wi

donald trump when you go to the voting booth. i don't see a lot of trump voters and that will hurt him on election day. >> john: what you said at theing, people getting to know kamala harris. are they really getting to know her? everyone knows she'd grip up in a middle-class home. >> there's not much to get to know because we don't see too much of her on the campaign trail but that pennsylvania number, it is tight as a tech and pennsylvania and that is what will be the divisive state. whoever wins pennsylvania, trunk is strongly positioned to do that. he came so close in 2020. it will open up a lot of pathways. georgia, north carolina, others. if you lose pennsylvania, all of a sudden that pathway gets a lot smaller and i would expect it would be spending a lot of time in that state between now and election day. >> john: kamala harris' campaign thinks she has a couple of paths to victory but listen to what politico said about the whole thing. there are only three states that will decide the presidential election. pennsylvania, north carolina, and georgia. if vice president kamala harris cannot carry pennsylvania, her only hope is o

and donald trump's about to speak at his 1st rally since that apparent assassination attempts. his supporters have gathered in flint, michigan. all right, john henry, standing by for us at that rally. john, this is donald trump 1st public appearance since sunday's apparently fascination attempt. what are we expecting him to say a well 1st job, i should tell you that this security here is much more like you would generally see for a sitting president that a former president, the roads are blocked off for mile and on top of the building over there, there is a, an officer we presume with the secret service. so the security is definitely tight after that 2nd assassination of chapter. we do expect him to talk about that and positively say the thing he's been saying lately that the rhetoric of president biden and vice president harris have contributed to the attacks on him. although there is really evidence for those 2 for those statements. so we, uh, we did is no surprise that he would come here to michigan. michigan is a cheese wing state. he won it in 2016 but he won the election. he lost it in 2020 when he lost that election. so he knows just

donald trump looking good angry and jumbling sentences. may not have got her a lot of points but it is a shot of confidence. johnump making another tax cut proposal saying he doesn't want to tax overtime wages, no tax on tips, no tax on social security benefits. is well over $2 trillion in those tax cuts over ten years. >> it presents an intriguing element into the election at this point with trump making these proposals, he has a better hand on the economy and inflation and that is the big issue that remains on the table with undecided voters, no question about it but if they are paying attention they've got to start asking themselves how is he possibly going to pay for all of these tax cuts because that is in some ways kamala harris's biggest weakness. all of her proposals are tax credits and spending and the government helping people, that is what he should have attacked in the debate but now that he has introduced how do you pay for these massive tax cuts which are not going to get through congress, undecideds are going to have to make a decision, who alternately would be best handling the economy. paul: kam

expecting to see donald trump in north carolina likely the later this week, we also don't expect to see him campaigning anywhere near mark robinson. i do want to mention one other thing, john, because donald trump today he has a big week and a lot of these battleground states he's going to be in the battleground state of pennsylvania. he's holding a various events, including a rally that is another state. they are deeply concerned about. they have seen the numbers coming out of them again, well within the margin of error, but they thought that donald trump would be doing a little bit better at this point in pennsylvania. so there's a lot of concern around this state. we're expect him to go there several more times before election day. >> john, at this stage, just 43 days left when the candidates are not in a battleground state. that's the big question is why? aren't they there today? his travels very important though, kristen holmes, thank you very much, sara. all right. here now, former burgum 2024 presidential campaign spokesman, lance trover and democratic strategist and joan see, right. thank you both so much for coming in this morning. we were talking about this new p

the people who are buried there don't have an opinion the youngest son of senator john mccain calling out donald trump, why he says trump's photo-op in arlington was a violation. >> plus later as long as there are hostages there live or dead we're going to continue and fight. they deserve it outrage in the streets as nationwide protests in israel enter their fourth day, the mounting pressure on prime minister benjamin netanyahu all right, 6:00 a.m. here in washington. >> a live look at new york city. look at that beautiful sunrise on this wednesday morning. good morning, everyone. i'm kasie hunt. it's wonderful to have you with us there are just 62 days until election day and six days until kamala harris and donald trump meet on the debate stage in philadelphia and there are just two days yes. to until the first mail-in ballots will be sent out. voters are going to be voting new cnn polling released just this morning shows a race if that is truly neck and neck among likely voters in key battleground states. harris holds a lead over trump in wisconsin and michigan in arizona. trump holds the lead in ne

donald trump, and that's a fact. look at his character heading for his death, where is donald trump's booth when you need it, where is johns when you need him? i 've thought a lot about blowing up the white house. a missouri state senator is under investigation by the secret service after saying he hoped for... supports ukraine, this is a man with a terrorist mentality that the west has been instilling for so long, they've been taught to hate russia, now they're transferring it... to those who they think support russia, trump is their biggest threat, at the same time, the connection with ukraine is absolutely obvious, this is a person who recruited for the ukrainian army, who himself was in kiev, notice the weapon he chose, even the weapon, he abandoned the ark and switched to the kalashnikov system, there is a dispute whether it is sks or kalashnikov, most likely sks, yes there, but that is not the point, the point is that murder. murder, murder, so that there is no doubt that ryan wesley rout has a direct connection to azov, here he is in the video from may 2022, here he is, it doesn’t matter anymore, here he, here he i

john: went donald trump is that we set up an economic system that was basically being companies to shipobs overseas in the same time of us put an end to that we will have his tax breaks and if you do you manufacturing here in the u.s. that makes a lot of sense of the rest of the world actually already cause this policy. you breaks of the manufacture country and he said no more of this one-sided trade, we're going to make sure that americans can get the jobs for american companies by giving them the right environment right regulatory environment the right energy policy and the right tax policy. larry: is giving for companies to get these given cavities all around the world that incentive come to america and investors hold general. john: images that the race for global capitalism mostly make sense to pour money in u.s. manufacturing because the after-tax reports will be so great that it will be irresistible we will be a magnet for global capitalist week rebuilt manufacturing the rest see what senator kramer there's another side like there must've back story. and as you know mr. trump is a

. ♪ >> jessica: we know how sir elton john feels about donald trump's rocket man nickname for jong-unan of mine and been to my concerts many times. >> jessica: isn't this what we want in life? >> dana: little rocket man maybe my only nickname i loved, b brilliant, as well. elton john and i like this. >> love the art and hate the artist, if bernie sanders were to buy my book because he can appreciate good writing, i would appreciate bernie, despite me individually, takes discerning elevated human to have that sort of opinion. >> jessica: judge? >> judge jeanine: i really liked it, so comforting. oh, boy, does elton john trash don? answer was no. i like him. other thing i want to make note of, donald trump, you know, he knows pop culture. he was a celebrity running hotels, had stars singing at hotels, he understands celebrity and pop culture, it is not fake like other people running for president. >> jessica: greg? >> greg: i think it is refreshing, a lot of entertainers have huge egos and that is what makes them so antag antagonistic toward trump. i'm not a huge fan of elton john. i fo

and to your point, i think the difference between when john mccain did this and donald trump this is that jane apologize. remove the footage. and trump did what is in his nature to do as a kind classless person. and he doubled down. he's not apologizing and some of his supporters like him for that quality. some of his supporters hold their nose and vote for him for other reasons. but at this point, everyone knows what they think about donald trump. this is who he is and this episode is not going to change anyone's, but do you want to play one quick thing from j.d. vance, trump's running mate tonight. also, using the military in pretty political way. listen this is a person who wants the united states army to be about gender inclusion ridiculous diversity politics instead of about serving your country and uniting together as americans to serve on the same team and defend your nation. >> if you're a person thinking about joining the military, you're probably not going to want to sign up if kamala harris is the potential commander in chief that's a pretty strong thing to say. i mean, i

. >> john: donald trump actually encourage the fed to wait until after the november 5th election, thinkinguld be like the fed putting its thumb on the election scales. what do you think? >> you know, i think there is something to that. i just said i think could use a quarter percentage point rate cut, but why now? for the days from an election? it does look to me like the fed's may be putting their thumb on the scale. and i don't like the optics of that appeared but i want to make another point appeared you know the rates that need to be cut, and i know robert is going to score when i say this but the rates that need to be cut of the tax rates, not the fed interest rates. we have a presidential candidate who wants to raise the tax rates through the roof. i think that's really negative for the economy. i think -- again, we've got to deal with this fiscal avalanche of debt and spending. trump has at least a plan with elon musk to go through the budget and find all the waste and inefficiency, but i have not heard -- i haven't heard 1 penny of spending reductions that kamala harris wants to pu