as i say sized news now donald tom says his cold conviction this week in neil was on direct at times by us as an button to torpedo. his run for the white house from the top players and some kind of dating for the republican party, was convicted of full sublime business, regulars. he says the entire case was rigs. if they can do this to me, they can do this to anyone. and we have a president and a group of fascist. i don't want to do anything about it. it's a rig. it was a rig trial. we wanted a venue change where we could have a fair trial. we didn't get it. we wanted a judge change. we wanted to judge it wasn't conflicted. you saw what happened to some of the witnesses that were on our side. they were literally crucified by this man who looks like an angel, but he's really a devil. that's how the american system of justice works. as breakfast is dangerous, it's irresponsible for anyone to say this is greg, just because they don't like the bird. so on top has become the 1st full the product present in us has to be convicted of a crime. the presiding judge in the case will hand down a

tom: joe stumbles through exchanges while donald trump makes false claims, as the candidates trade barbs on the economy, foreign policy and their fitness for office in the first presidential debate. we bring you analysis throughout the show. data points to a slowing u.s. economy. we will preview today's reading of the fed's preferred measure of inflation. european leaders nominate ursula von der leyen for a second term. we are live in brussels later this hour. european futures are off to a positive start. digesting the politics of the u.s. after three straight days of losses for european stocks, we are pointing higher. the economic data out of the u.s. confirming slowness, at least cooling on the edges of the world's largest economy. the personal consumption expenditures index later today with expected slow down. markets are pricing in 45 basis points of cuts from the federal reserve. to what extent will that reshape the views on the federal reserve? european futures pointed to gains of 0.3%. s&p futures up 0.2% after modest gains yesterday. let's put the board cross asset. we did have a

. >> donald trump continues to search for a running mate. senators marco rubio, tim scott, katie vance, and tom cotton are at the top of the shortlist. but names like ben carson, and congressman -- congress members byron donalds and elise the phonic are still being thrown around. let's listen to one of the top contenders, doug bergen, from earlier today, who recently had a change of heart on donald trump. >> would you ever do business with donald trump? >> i don't think so. i would -- i just think that it is important, and you are judged by the company you keep. >> since january, when we endorsed him, when we dropped out of the first, we had a chance to spend a ton of time with him since january. i wish every american can see him the weight katherine and i have got to know him in the last six months. he's committed, he's smart, he's funny. he is nothing like he is portrayed in the press. absolutely i would do business with him. >> how well is he doing kissing up to trump? do you think he will be chosen as the vp nominee? >> you know, i think trying to get into donald trump's head about who he w

this, to me, tom cotton, i don't think is necessarily a donald trump accolade but what is disturbing about tom cotton to me, tom cotton is another one of these people, that whatever goes, whatever principles, doesn't matter as long as we get what we want. so he can say as many words as he wants in the course of this and contradict himself but tom cotton is another one who thinks, democracy is okay but a dictatorship is better as long as they are pushing what i won't. >> michelle, how do you respond to cotton's comments? >> first of all, i thought the entire interview was excellent and really how you have to interview maga republicans, to constantly push back on these completely fantastical assumptions and the alternative reality that so many people close to donald trump have managed to spin around him. and so look, i don't think that there is any question, that republicans, if they lose the 2024 election are going to attempt a repeat of 2020. we have seen it at every level. the replacement of election officials at the state level, at the local level. you know, the fact you have the re

ought appreciate it, thank you, tom homan. >>> donald trump says he has a solution to the country's drugat is it? >> and it comes with a powerful warning to the drug dealers in a possible trump second term. watch. >> you'll never really solve the drug problem unless you do what other countries do, and that's -- >> [inaudible] >> -- the death penalty for drug dealers. a drug dealer or on average a, will kill during that person's life 500 people. unless you have a death penalty, unless there's something that they're -- right now they don't even get charged with anything. if you don't institute the death penalty for drug dealers, you'll never solve that problem. >> and, stu, as you know, trump has spoken before about a going after the cartel at their bases of operation in mexico instead of waiting for them to flood u.s. shores with the drugs. stuart: got it, todd. thank you very much. >>> still ahead, check futures, first of all. we've got not much price movement on this thursday morning. the nasdaq's up about 30, dow down 1, s&p up 1. not much movement. got that. the opening bell is next.

donald trump. is on the list? lauren: paperwork has been exchange with doug burgeram, marco rubio and jd vance, trump is asking get for information on these four potential, tomcotton, congressman byron donald's, elyse stefanik and doctor ben carson. they support him during his trial in new york. if not vpi would say they find themselves in a future trump cabinet but the vp, trump is a one term president if he wins, the vp would likely be in running for president of the united states. i don't know if any of those names seem very presidential to you. one word on j d vance, ohio as a red state, jd vance wasn't always a supporter, he brought him to silicon valley donors. there's a major fundraiser in silicon valley at david sachs's house, jd vance. stuart: thanks a lot. back to the markets please. we've got a nice gain for the dow and a tiny little loss for the nasdaq. nvidia past apple and market value. it's value. it's the second most valuable company in the world. why do you call nvidia the most important company to our civilization for decades to come? that is pretty strong stuff? can you justify that? >> absolutely, thanks for having me. a number of reasons

tom appreciate it. good to see you. my friend also new tonight, donaldearly $5 million in campaign funds, moving that hall to his own businesses and entities all the while not giving a penny himself to his own campaign out front now is dan alexander who broke the story for forbes. >> so dan, you looked at all these numbers, this fec data at give me a sense, some 4.6 billion dollars, whereas this money going yeah, the bulk of it is gone to a company named chegg air, which is one of donald trump's aviation companies now he's no longer flying around on air force one and when he got out of the white house, is aircraft fleet was in pretty rough shape 75070 ohms needed $4 million of engine overhauls, which they did. you've got to think back in the air. >> and then he started charging the campaign millions of dollars in order for him to fly around to all these states. >> and so he's sort of raped or return on that investment. >> so you mentioned the plane and that's a big, a big chunk of the money got us to thinking of a little moment back in 2016 when donald t

that also just being said, shows you just how far he is from this decision that mentioning tom cotton how makes donald trump mentioned him in dinners over and over again and all of a sudden, tom cotton has emerged. >> so in terms of when the decision is going to be made, only one person knows and that's donald trump himself. now, whether or not they're watching people, of course they are, they want the most and particularly donald trump. he watches all of the cable news shows. you watch this clips. he's provided by sf some of them, the candidates themselves or their allies that show them all over donald trump supporting him, talking about how he is a political prisoner, et cetera of course, donald trump is watching that, and of course, anyone who wants to be a potential vice president for donald trump knows that donald trump is watching that and making sure sure that he's seeing every single clip that they do on media. >> somebody who's not on the last on the shortlist is former maryland republican governor larry hogan, who's running for sanity's the republican senate nominee in the moments before the

the media reaction when tom cotton and donald trump in 2020 said this could've come from the wuhan laboratory is and people said that the conspiracy theory things change when jon stewart went on stephen colbert. what if there was an outbreak of chocolate and hershey pennsylvania maybe the chocolate factory. everybody is complicit here whether fauci in the media that made him man of the year basically and making him an andrew cuomo the faces of truth during coronavirus. >> is one of the rounds and areas where they use a word like misinformation all the time and it turns out that the misinformation that they were scolding us over was actually true not in every case but a lot of them and they said why don't people trust us is pretty easy explanation, look at the mere. coming up at "the big weekend show", the double life dilemma for gen z do parents really know who their kids are? that is next. the tempur-pedic breeze makes sleep feel cool. so, no more sweating all night or blasting the air conditioning. because the tempur-breeze feels up to 10° cooler, all night long. for a limited time, save up

vance swells tom cotton, tim scott, byron donalds, least stefanik and ben carson that's what we are hearingn but there is now paperwork documents that they are digging into people and vetting. your thoughts and you mentioned. >> journalists we like to call it one of those paper trails and now we can put some names to what some of the commentary has been. i mentioned there are a couple of people who can help donald trump. it doesn't mean these people would be the ones he would choose. one of them is on this list tonight. the short list that we're hearing about documents flowing to let them know they are in the running. a whole host of things. first of all he talks to everybody. host and legacy media. he is doing that something that trump has done throughout his career as well. he has a message that is cohesive and understandable on where he is a republican on an issue that matters to places like arizona. arizona 7 in 10 voters say they want to establish the right to an abortion. 53% of those arizonans are republicans, he pro-family, pro-the baby and pro-the mom, the family, dealing with thos

or donald trump prefers himself as a political prisoner and blames you directly. what's your response to that, sir? tom republicans denounced the guild see verdict as a shy supporters of donald trump said the sudden cold hus. my file, the faf that has a really good faith in democracy and the us legal system. today is a shameful day in the american history. democrats cheat as they can, the because the leader of the opposing party on ridiculous charges predicated on the testimony of a decent, bought convicted felon. this was a political exercise, not the legal one, the what a nice ation of our justice system has been a whole mike of a bite and administration. this was a sham show trial. the kangaroo court will never stand on appeal. americans deserve better than a sitting us president weapon icing our justice system against a political opponents all to win an election. i don't mind calling solid desk. you spoke with the legal allison form, the new jersey. so purely cool judge. i'm going to pull this on. i said the new state statute didn't them all the joys agreement on what the underlying choir ones whic

chanted an insulting slogan against us president bill by the the the same, even donald trump was greeted by cheers of applause. tom was vowed to how it has vowed to appeal, say he is fighting for fundamental rights as established by the us constitution. now we've heard from us legal exploit and talk show host steve deal. he called the verdict, a disgusting display of injustice. they couldn't even say what the underlying crime was and the jury when they did the, the form finding him guilty simply checked next to each box saying guilty. and it never stated what the underlying crime was, which would have to have been a federal election law. my license, which are barred by the statute of limitations and for a state court to try to enforce a misdemeanor, a federal crime isn't getting outrage if this is the most disgusting display of injustice. just the salem witch trials, and not only if they converted a misdemeanor to us knowing they, even though the misdemeanor that they are alleging is barred by the statute of limitations to this all took place 78 years ago. they also are prosecuting a federal crime in state court.

i don't think tom friedman thinks that donald trump should be president of the united states and while, while he may be saying we are enablers, we see joe biden up-close. we know how a tune two yards to the issues, how inform t is i debate with him about legislation and the right not debate but discuss it with them. he's right there so in a case, it was a bad night. let's not sugar coat that. it was a bad night. it was a great presidency. and that's what the american people have to choose a night where somebody is going to just misrepresent the facts completely and then you're on your guide. the other person has to negate that or again, it was a bad night. let's move on from that. it's all an opportunity. are our members have had been very thoughtful. they're very concerned about a president who would lie the way they they do and then the republic me ask, just go embrace those misrepresenting me. ask you about those members because there are house and senate democrats who are worried that joe biden could be a drag on their races and could ultimately cost you the senate. >> maybe even t

rumpyou know, governor huckabee among the people in the room where tim scott, tom cotton, byron donalds was in the house meeting, so too is elise stefanik. there are some others. but i would love to see at the convention donald trump is so creative. and i'll never forget being on a cnn set. loa i was like the lone conservative out in right field on cnn and watchin vot rightg tu up in the 2016 convention with this silhouette and he walked on stage. i would love to see this vp t pickpi like this silhouette, some creative energy as we all guess. i think it's brilliant on his part, the timing of this, doing it at the conventionlian tim in a fun way. >> your thoughts? well, it's going to bring the some drama to the convention. put some eyeballs watching it that might not have otherwis eotherw done so.is and it gives him more time. i don't think it's going to make a huge difference because people are going to vote fo ar trump. i think it can help him with certain constituencies. maybe that's what he's going to be looking for. as someone who brings some people to the ticketto t in terms of dem

tom perez, you just don't speak to the american people, and there is a reason for that. donaldtral, you remember the angel moms, the kids were killed, he called laken riley's family, went to jonathan dillard's weight, speaks to rachel warren's mother, not joe biden, joe bide. biden just willy-nilly let's 11 million people march into this country, so the difference is, joe biden does foreign policy based on whatever he wants. donald trump forms policy based upon his talking to americans experiencing what americans are experiencing, and then making a decision as to what our policy should be. >> greg: you know, richard, when you see this list of female victims of crime and the harm done to their families, you got to ask, where is the empathy from the democrats? because they always see when they are faced with this to pivot to another story, whether the story is this is nothing but fearmongering, or an tom perez's case, let's talk about spouses who have been undocumented for ten years. why do they choose to pivot away? why don't they empathize with the families? that have had their

tom brady can go in and read a defense. donald trump can go in now, what television show and read the room and know how to a lot of handle first, you're saying two different things joe biden can't send up straight, but he is a world-class debater that might work. donald trump tonight the second thing that i don't understand is this the idea that donald trump is a showman who succeeds on tv? he let's not forget, there have been five general election debates, three against hillary clinton, 2016 to against joe biden in 2020 it would be hard with a straight face and i'm sure peter will about to try it they say that donald trump won any of those. so i don't obviously they're hedging against any outcome. if joe biden does great, he's on adderall. if he does terribly, he's too old for this. if donald trump does great, then he's been studying, but he wouldn't admit it last week. if donald trump does terribly, it's because he doesn't need to be a traditional politician. he just shows up and mouth's off. this is where the problem is tomorro

. >> kayleigh: marco rubio, tom cotton, tim scott, representatives byron donalds and along with former lundberg, ben carson. his pick, click temp undecided voters in crucial swing state. georgia, that's one of the state he wants to won, and this is fascinating, new polling after the conviction show trump up by 5.2 there. but i thought the bottom was supposed to follow, that's what we were told. meanwhile, the fo trump's packig rallies and raking in millions of donations. they are not asking could trump be president biden in a blowout. charles, a lot remains to be seen but we had they waited wih bated breath for that first scientific well respected pole to come out, when y you and n robert f. kennedy jr., he is leading by six. independent voters but here's hwhat they have to say about the trial. 21% said they were more likely to vote for donald trump and 61% no difference. >> charles: from the very beginning, a lot of folks that this was going to backfire, it was so flimsy and a railroad. and it was mind-boggling, and the numbers would be even more dramatic had more people paid attentio

donald trump, will be sentence four weeks from today. but if he ends up getting probation, he lives in one of the easiest states to serve it as soon as tomm and explains former president donald trump was convicted in new york, but he lives in florida. so if he is sentenced to probation as some legal analysts expect, he would likely serve it in the sunshine state and they're officials from the two republicans senators on down have called his conviction a margarita a sham outrageous, a disgrace. >> what the hell happened to him by the way man, did he go down rhonda sanctimonious to trump and republican governor ron desantis mocked each other while vying for the gop nomination, but since dropping out to santos has endorsed trump i'm trials and all trump is superior to the current incumbent, joe biden. that is clear. >> they're going to go hands off on him. does no question about it for noted florida attorney marco mira. it all adds up to a clear conclusion. >> i think florida is the friendliest state for donald trump to survey period of beishan in without question omega predicts trump the felon on probation could be very much like trump the

tom cotton. there are some others as well donald trump is so creative is like the loan conservative vote in rightatching trump come up in the toy 16 convention adult to see this vp pick silhouette some creative energy i think it's brilliant on his part the time of this doing in the convention in a fun way. >> brings drama to the convention puts eyeballs might not otherwise of done so and gives them more time i don't think it makes a huge difference because people are gonna vote for donald trump thank you can help with certain constituencies maybe that's what he's looking for somebody who brings people to the ticket in terms of demographics but ultimately everybody understands donald trump ed 4 years as president economy was better prices of things like groceries and yes was better we weren't in a bunch of wars across the world people look at the record and will say whoever he pick some still voting for him because it's the policies they are voting for and that's what i think we will see november 5th. >> we heard a name we hadn't previously heard let's watch. >> do you like him for vp? >> i could

some of these people who have had critical comments for about donald trump in the past, you're talking about j.d. vance, doug burger, even tom cotton yesterday, he sort of massage the differences between him and donald trump when it came to the certification of the 2020 election. so this is what donald trump likes to see. he likes to see his guys on television saying nice things about him and he'll absorb all that information until right up until i feel exactly how ruby i will say to you though, just with all from all my conversations with the trump campaign, you brought up, who could whoever he picks could potentially be the heir apparent. donald trump actually is thinking about that and my conversations and he said this publicly, so he wants someone who could potentially be a vice president god for he that's hose words. anything happens. but he also it is loyalty. he also really want someone that he really likes and that he thinks will not get in his way. and that's really what a lot of this comes down to when you hear donald trump, even in private conversations, he says, he doesn't think the vp is going to make a differen

donald trump. >> brian: i think it should be tom shillue. >> steve: is he available? >> brian: he plays biden.hter] >> steve: there's the possibility it could be bob borrbauer who is the president's attorney. >> ainsley: not alec baldwin? >> steve: they are both going to go through hours and hours getting ready for this particular faceoff which is a week from today. do you know what joe biden does to get fueled up during the debate prep? do you know what he drinks? >> ainsley: mount dew? red bull? coffee? >> steve: orange gator aid. he gets up on orange gator aid. >> brian: you don't want to dehydrate. ains. >> lawrence: is he already a little slow. >> steve: wouldn't it be cool at the end of the debate going to be on cnn in a week. wouldn't it be cool if whoever wins their coach comes over and dumps a great big gator aid. >> ainsley: 95% of republicans say they are voting for trump. 95 percent of democrats voting for joe biden according to fox news poll. it's up to the independents and undecideds. >> steve: it is. and independents are breaking for joe by, i think, 9 points. joe is up by 9 wit

tom friedman's comments were interesting when he urges the commander-in-chief to put nation interest first by not seeking reelection and for many years we would -- listen to the fact it's all about donaldmp he doesn't care about us he puts himself first of tom friedman encapsulates to the whole thing. he is saying joe biden you are putting yourself first in front of the american people as commander-in-chief you don't have a place to being in the white house or in the oval office i thought that was compelling i also the book think what was compelling the fact we were talking all week about the hangar and 87 days and all the advisors mean to tell me they didn't see this. this is a debate joe biden but he wanted it at cnn they decided the rules. donald trump came in and said sure i'll do it anywhere and so joe biden knew this and he still wasn't that bad after all of this stuff he went through to prepare him. third joe biden says i know how to tell the truth. he lied i'm tired of hearing how donald trump light he lied when he said no americans died under his watch that's an insult to the families of the 13 killed in afghanistan and 3 after that in jordan then when he said order patrol end

but that list also includes arkansas senator tom cotton, tim scott from south carolina, byron donald'sd ben carson former secretary informal -- former candidate. it's a fluid process but they are in the closer to getting the details phase. i think we will see the apprentice like roma all the way up to the convention in the lockean july and may be the convention and july. >> martha: that would be interesting. while we are covering that it would be very former president trump like to want to have some sort of big moment up there. we will sea if that's what he decides to do. brett i know you wrote a piece today on fox news, an editorial about the importance of normandy and. you're a deep student of history as well so you're thoughts on this 80th anniversary? >> i just think it was so powerful martha and your coverage has been spectacular. the images and all of the speeches. at thank president biden's speech really hit the mark. it was delivered well and he said a lot of the things i think america and the world wanted to hear. i was reflecting in this piece about how we got there and the m

donald trump found guilty on 34 felony counts for falsifying business records. i have as our guest this morning, arkansas senator tom cotton. he's considered to be a possible running mate to donald trump. he has some different views with donald trump on some of these issues, including what happened at the capitol behind us on january 6th. so we'll pose those questions to him. i think fundamentally, chris, the question here is how this does impact the view of voters going forward. this race is going to be tight. they're going to decide this across the country with fewer people than fit into levi's stadium. right. this is going to be all about those folks on the edge. the folks that may be the double haters. they don't like either donald trump or joe biden. so the question is, what should the strategies be going forward? donald trump is casting himself as a political prisoner. we know that's not true. he had legal representation. he has not been imprisoned or detained. he has the right to appeal. joe biden, when i talked to his campaign, i was interested that they say the conviction is not going to be a central messag

extreme something has to be right now to be a bridge too far for people like tom cotton and tim scott. >> you disagree when donald trump says as president he will consider pardoning every one of the january 6 writers. >> he did not say he would. he said consider it. i think what that means, he would take each case on a case- by-case basis. >> anyone know attacks and officer weather on the capitol grounds are in the country should serve time. >> not all the insurrectionist. even tom cotton and tim scott, who both want to be the vice president, will not go that far. apparently neither will be the people advising trump. as the washington post reported, some of ministration alumni planning for second term want trump to limit his political exposure by distancing himself from the most violent offenders. but, i don't think trump will do that because the most important thing to him has been evidenced over and over, is to signal to supporters that if they do something criminal on his behalf, all will be forgiven. stop the steal. get ready to fight. if any of that involves a crime, we have your back. in the same washington

former president can be granted immunity from criminal prosecution and donald trump and his defense team looking for that it could happen. tom dupree, former deputy attorney. what do you think, tom? the supreme court justice saying this would be the day and all that would be wrapping up and this presumably is among this and these are the questions. >> this takes more time to draft and release and monday is the day that we've all been waiting for and i do think the supreme court is going to recognize some form of presidential immunity and not sure they're going to go 100% of dis-thans that trump wants them to go but they're going to reverse the lower court and they'll recognize meaningful presidential immunity. neil: even an adjustment in that and not a black and white decision is 100 president and at the very least it could delay if not cancel some of the cases against donald trump, couldn't it? >> going to parse the allegations and jack smith's indictment and figure out which ones, which allegations are subject to whatever immunity the supreme court recognizes and which aren't and not something that could be done overnight

tom nichols? where to start with president donald trump? it does have to end. for those who are conservatives, and there are many in this country, they need a future. they need someone to vote for any ideas to debate. none of this will happen until president donald trump is out of the way, not just president donald trump, but this whole concept he has brought to light in america. >> there are three groups when you talk about republicans. one is the donald trump base, the colt that is now the base of the republican party. then there are the republican electives, who are coward -- hour of the opportunist. they have no reason not to speak out against trump and they still somehow think they are going to be movers and shakers in some thing. then there is the third group of normal, patriotic american conservatives, people who are right of center who disagree with people on the left who really have nowhere to go, but they are a small group and they are trapped in between a cult who could not care enough about upper right or left door down and only care about this real

today tom --, tim cook met with the person responsible, donald trump in donald trump's first return to capitol hill since he incited the attack on the capital on january 6. tim cook's meeting with trump today was arranged by a business lobbying group in washington that calls itself the business roundtable. companies pay big money to be members of the business roundtable, which in turn lobbies for those companies in addition to all the individual lobbying work done by the law firms and lobbyists that companies like apple higher by the dozens in washington. and this guy met with donald trump today, in donald trump's return to capitol hill. >> there is no question, none. president trump is practically and morally responsible for provoking the events of the day. no question about it. the people who stormed this building believed they were acting on the wishes and instructions of their president. >> donald trump did not set foot in the capital today or on government property because his meetings were presidential campaign meetings. they were held off campus from the capital, first with repu

no way that any other group that was charged to go there because of donald trump , we know that they are being treated a certain way. tomately line and mostly they are telling on themselves. their talking point is they are trying to preserve the nation with this and they're saying letitia james and fani willis and they are the ones who are overruling the rule of law. >> and what they all have in common? were you go to a break right now. don't go anywhere. we will have more sound off. feel more confident with stock ratings from j.p. morgan analysts in the chase app. when you've got a decision to make... the answer is j.p. morgan wealth management. smile! you found it. the feeling of finding psoriasis can't filter out the real you. so go ahead, live unfiltered with the one and only sotyktu, a once-daily pill for moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, and the chance at clear or almost clear skin. it's like the feeling of finding you're so ready for your close-up. or finding you don't have to hide your skin just your background. once-daily sotyktu was proven better, getting more people clearer skin than the leading pill. don'

donald trump prepare to face off in their first tv debate ahead of november's hotly contested election. we bring you the preview. what to expect from that presidential debate. this is bloomberg. ♪ tomck to "bloomberg daybreak europe," happy thursday. president biden and former president donald trump are preparing for the first presidential debate ahead of november's election. biden's campaign sees one victory with the absence of third-party challenger robert f. kennedy, jr. from the states. let's get more on what to expect from this debate with markets today anchor kriti gupta. always follows the twists and turns of u.s. politics closely. how could this reset or reframe this race? kriti: i will be looking for the best place to get my popcorn at 2:00 a.m. because i will be glued to my television screen. this will be about domestic policy. there is a lot going on in terms of the supreme court decision, abortion, immigration control and gun control coming up, not to mention convictions on both hunter biden and donald trump that you have had in the last couple months. those will be hot button issues. the debate is set up to test things like mental and physical stamina. lack of consulta

abortion access is a risk well, first of all, the important thing to know is a donald trump has spent his presidency and his tomting people, especially women he has taken credit for and he deserves credit for overturning roe versus wade by appointing three supreme court justices who did just that thing that got returned to the states. >> and many of the states are eviscerating women's right, not just on abortion, but on contraception, on ivf and some of the incredible extreme measures that are being exacted upon women across this country. in many states, the president biden is going to talk to president trump about that. that is just a fact, and women are being hurt. president biden believes in women. donald trump believes in states. that's fine. we should have that debate because the american people are clear that that decision should be left to between a wife, a mother, a doc after her husband, or partner of friends, that decision is for the woman to make, not the states. >> so i know the campaign ideally wants to win every battleground state, but take me to election day. you're looking at the map. what do yo

tom, sorry. we lost sara carter but you are on. >> i was saying that most recent poll, shows american trust donald trump on border and border security. more than joe biden by 27 points. the problem is you are dealing with a lawless administration, does not matter if supreme court says you can't righ write-off student loans or if there is no bases to persecute donald trump in courts. does kno not matter, these people do not believe in truth, they do not respect the rule of law, elections have consequence, american public is smarter than joe biden and his crazy radical left, give us credit for, they will show up in over in and do the right thing by putting donald j. trump back into office and giving republican majority in senate. >> sara carter. i'm sorry we lost you. but we have you back. last word. you know, the net of this whole issue is monsters, monsters are coming in to the country they are doing most awful and hideous things imaginable. i am not -- you know not just crime stats what they're doing to young women and teens, this is just a matter of common sens sense. i think most americans woul

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donald trump. he doesn't care about us. he puts himself first. well, tomedman just in capsulized the whole thing. tom friedman is saying joe biden, you're putting yourself first in front of the american people because as commander in chief you have no place being in the white house or in the oval office. so i thought that was very compelling. i also thought what was compelling was the fact we've been talking all week about the hanger and the eight days or seven days in the 16 advisors. you mean to tell me they didn't see this? this is a debate that joe biden put all the barriers around. he said he wanted it at cnn. they decide what the rules were. donald trump just came in at the end and said "i'll do it anywhere." joe biden knew this and he still was that bad. that's after all the stuff that he went through to prepare him. and third, joe biden says "i know how to tell the truth." you know what, he lied. i am sick and tired of hearing all day about how donald trump lied. he lied when he said no americans died under his watch. that was an insult to the fami

>> there's a pro that serve pro, like ever even happened i'm tom forming in washington and this is cnn donaldsage for the country's business leaders tonight saying that if they are not 100% behind him, they should be fired for incompetence. >> that thread from the presumptive republican nominee for president comes days after he left the nation's top ceos. some of them at least scratching their heads during a meeting in washington. this is according to reporting from cnbc some of them said that during that meeting, trump was meandering and did not know what he was talking about. of course, this note from trump tonight also have returned to the former president's most infamous catchphrase you fired you're fired that is from trump's, of course, dramatic tenure as a business titan and reality show character on the apprenticed, which catapulted him into to television stardom. and also then into the highest office in politics, presidency of the united states. my next guest interviewed donald trump about that show six times after his exit from the white house in 2021. my inside source tonight is the

tom hanson, thank you. >>> now to the presidential rematch debate between president biden and donald trump.off on the debate stage thursday night for the first time since october of 2020. >> reporter: the stage here is already set and the battle lines drawn. the democratic party erecting billboards across atlanta highlighting donald trump's recent conviction in new york. >> the number one mug shot of all time. >> reporter: trump sought to turn the conviction into a positive when he called into a campaign event at an atlanta black owned barbershop. >> since it happened, the support among the black community and the hispanic community has skyrocketed. it's been amazing. >> reporter: according to a new cbs poll, most democratic voters want biden to strike a forceful tone, while most republican voters want trump to be polite. >> he is going to be so pumped up. >> reporter: in the run-up to this debate, trump has returned to a familiar playbook, suggesting biden plans to use drugs. >> they always use conspiracies, every time. >> reporter: former republican congressman adam kinzinger is a long-ti

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tom thought it was a deliberate point to put biden on the world stage and funds of donald trump, knowing that he was performed 40, he would stumble across his was that he would freeze in order to justify replacing him. now, let's remember that by them was hold up in 3 comp david, head of the debate. he was surrounded by his team. they drilled him in preparation, but the results are in and is not good news for revising and even the new york times. editorial board. well then i will say that by didn't ship you replaced the head of the 2024 election. the president appeared on thursday night as the shadow of a great public servant. he struggled to explain what he would accomplish in the 2nd term. he struggled to respond to mister strums publications. he struggled to hold mr. trump accountable for his life, his feelers and his children plans more than once. he struggled to make it to the end of a sentence. so what the media is saying now, however, is installed control as to what they were saying, apply it to the debate, something regarding as far as is to justify or say that he was mentally ca

donald trump. it has to do with tom jones. not that tom jones. a different tom jones.ndation from the comfort of his home office in kentucky. he's working to identify and expose federal employees suspected by him of being, quote, hostile to donald trump's policies. the a.p. reports he's digging through, quote, background, social media posts and commentary of key high-ranking government employees starting with the office of homeland security. they're relying on tips from workers and preparing to publish the findings online. it won't surprise you to find out the money is a $100,000 grant from the heritage foundation, the authors of project 2025. that includes mass deportations and federal limits on reproductive rights, but its crown jewel is a promise to reclassify tens of thousands of federal workers who could be fired for not towing the line and supporting president trump. the man who has been called the architect of project 2025 kevin roberts spoke to our colleagues on msnbc. >> i suspect a lot of those people have been in the federal service for a long time and have

tom? >> all right. ryan nobles leading us off tonight. >>> and while president biden's son was in court his political rival, donald trump, sat down for an interview today with a probation officer ahead of his sentencing. laura jarrett joins us live now on set. so laura, you're getting details about the meeting with the former president? >> yes, tom. typically this type of interview is done in person. but this one was done virtually with mr. trump accompanied by his attorney. a source familiar with the matter describing it as brief, lasting less than 30 minutes. now, the former president was convicted last month of falsifying his business records to cover up a hush money payment to an adult film star. he now faces four years in prison or just probation. typically, someone would be asked about finances, family and other factors that might support a lighter sentence. that all goes in a report. just one piece of what the judge will consider for that sentencing scheduled for july 11th. >> laura jarrett, we thank you for that. >>> we want to head overseas now to the harrowing new video from israeli police of the moment forces rescued three ho

tom, thanks. latest now on donald trump. he was interviewed by new york probation officials who will prepare a sentencing report for the judge after trump's felony conviction. aaron katersky is at the trump tower with details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, george. this interview represented the next step for donald trump as a convicted criminal before he's sentenced one month from today. we're told the remote interview lasted just under half hour, was cordial and covered the same basic questions any convicted defendant would be asked to help the judge determine how trump should be sentenced for falsifying business records to cover up a scheme to defraud the 2016 election. the judge already knows plenty about trump, who has attacked him repeatedly. in sentencing the judge has full discretion to consider trump's character. he faces anything from community service to prison. the report is meant to provide the judge a full picture of trump's legal, financial and personal histories. probation officials must also

. >> they tried to go after tom cotton, have you filled out any documents, give me a hint, this is donaldrump. we do not know what's going to happen we don't know if that'll expand, shrink, it'll be 70 that nobody is even thinking about. i would be hesitant to place a bet, that is for sure, that is what are the things going to vegas is raising money out there. joey: the one thing he's doing, all of the contenders are hot on the trail right now. i would and onto either because of trying to earn it and do him favors and even elise stefanik was strong this weekend, we have a big hour still ahead on "the big weekend show" including this. >> he got shot down in new guinea and they never found the body because there were a lot of camels for real and not part of the county. joey: biden connects is cannibal eaton uncle to his trip to france. the medias outreach reaction and outrageous reaction to the heroic from four hostages from hamas. also coming up with controversial sports columnist comments another fragrant foul on caitlin clark as she snubbed by team usa. ♪ ♪ i was fishing with dad ♪ (♪) ♪