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. that is a vote for donald trum -. ~ that is a vote for donald trump-— that is a vote for donaldground states have you come across that? , , , ~ ., that? sometimes, yes. and what i sa to that? sometimes, yes. and what i say to those _ that? sometimes, yes. and what i say to those folks _ that? sometimes, yes. and what i say to those folks is _ that? sometimes, yes. and what i say to those folks is that - that? sometimes, yes. and what i say to those folks is that we i i say to those folks is that we have a very unique situation where both candidates have actually done the job. so if you dislike or hate, to use your word, forget about the personality, who was your life better under? donald trump or joe biden? it is a no—brainer. the policies of donald trump are much more palatable and much better than the policies of the current administration. borders were closed and we did not have the crime surge. we just lost an officer from one of my neighbouring towns who was ambushed. his bond was $100,000 bond for a criminal who shot and killed a police officer. i who shot and killed a pol

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donald trump's reach. now, i am down here on the floor where news of this announcement has been kind of rippling through the delegates. i'm standing in the back of the idaho delegation. let me see, can i grab you for a second? this is the attorney general of the state of idaho. we were looking at this announcement a second ago, you saw this, what does a j.d. vance pick do in the republican party right now for donald trump? >> well, i think it gets the people energized to go out and vote for donald trump. as you can tell here, people are very excited. they're very excited to make sure that we win this election and i think it brings people together. i think there were a lot of really good candidates, so you know, i think the most important thing is who trump was going to feel most comfortable with. >> does it help him with people who were not already trump supporters. i imagine j.d. vance would be a popular selection in this room. people who are still watching and trying to make a decision, what does j.d. va

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trump believe that president donald j. trump will be the first republican in a generation who will win. new york stakes it is, my honor as representative for new york's 21st congressional district, house republican conference chair on behalf of the 91 new york delegates to the republican national convention. we proudly cast all 91 votes for president donald j. trump to the announcement of the delegation. >> rows and procedures of this convention. new york 91 bucks president trump florida florida. 125 delegates madam secretary. and everybody in this great city on behalf of our entire family on behalf of the hundred aged 25, delegates in the unbelievable state of florida we hear by nominate every single one of them for the greatest president that's ever lived. and that's donald j. trump here by declaring him the republican nominee for president of the united states of america first to the end of the delegation. >> and the rules of procedure souza this convention florida 125 votes president trump the breach liberation that is

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donald trump waiting to come out.ou can see actually a bandage over his right ear, obviously a sign of what happened on saturday in butler, pennsylvania, the assassination attempt, that bullet grazing his ear, embracing obviously that bandage here tonight. this will be his first public appearance since the attempted assassination during that campaign a little bit more than 48 hours ago. he will be welcomed here by thousands of delegates who just hours ago officially cemented him as the presidential candidate for them. donald trump also announcing his running mate late today, senator jd vance of ohio, vance and his wife coming out early today. let's take you to the floor and listen. >> donald j. trump. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ if tomorrow all the things were gone i worked for all my life ♪ ♪ and i had to start again -- >> donald trump waving to the crowd, obviously the bandage on his right ear. it's very interesting. they erupted into applause when they saw that he was going to walk out, but this crowd is remarkably

do we want donald trump's america? donald trump's america is where the end of roe v. wade is a great thing, and politicians police women's bodies. do we want donald trump's america? donald trump's america is where it is easier to get an assault rifle that it is to get health care. do we want donald trump's america? >> no! gov. cooper: donald trump's america is where the president is a convicted felon, a chronic layer, and the king of chaos. do we want donald trump's america? >> no! vp harris: four years ago -- gov. cooper: four years ago we told donald trump, you're fired! now he wants his job back. no way. you know, donald trump threatens our democracy and wants to make history by installing himself as a dictator on day one. but joe biden and kamala harris will defend our democracy and they would rather make history with their extraordinary accomplishments for the american people. they actually passed a bipartisan infrastructure bill that donald trump only bragged about that he would do but never did. joe biden increased health care coverage while donald trump tried

can she make this race about donald trump? can she put together not necessarily the pro-harris coalition, but that anti-trump coalition that has been successful, not just in 2020, but in 2018 and in 2022. >> matt, who is the candidate republicans are most afraid of? >> it's a different race whether it's biden or it's harris. >> yeah. >> i mean, i think we look back and republicans remember the disastrous campaigns we had in the democratic primary. the only other effective communicator on complex issues on a lot of different things and look, she certainly would help the democrats, but she owns the border lock, stop and barrel. >> one of the things i keep thinking about when i think about the vice president potentially running, is donald trump saying in 2020 she had the best announcement. what do you think? do you think she could win overwhelmingly? >> i think we should have the consideration and we shouldn't repeat the mistake which is not to have a real primary. primaries are a way to road test your candidates, and if there is

he decided to vote for the first time, for donald trump. kamala harris reversed president trump's immigration policy and welcomed a third world invasion, i traveled to our border. what did i see? the body of a migrant ground in the rio grande. human traffickers on the southern banks taunting border control. migrants huddled under a bridge. i asked them why they came. none said persecution. none -- a few admitted because they could get in. most said for a job. another answered with one simple word. biden. my flight home the next day was full of these migrants. and you, all of you paid for their tickets. that is our choice. a secure border and an immigration system that works for all of our citizens, whether your ancestors bled with george washington or like manuel, you just took the oath of citizenship. or joe biden's chaos. donald trump said you can't have a nation without borders and he defended those borders. joe biden thinks borders are racist. donald trump will secure our border once again. donald trump band traveled to america from ter

, donald trump's a threat to democracy. donald trump is a nazi. donald trump's going to lock us all up the. anybody who disagrees with him, he's going to have people killed. so donald trump is hitler. so that is common place in the media. every single day. so if there's a not out there or people capable of this, if you, they're saying whatever they say not says to themselves, i'm not blaming anybody in particular. now when there's violence that happens against someone on the left or from the right, right away trumps blamed trumps. and it did it. trump people, maga had where and people let me point out that a us sitting sen. acore booker from new jersey. a few years ago when trump was president said on tv national television, my testosterone makes me want to punch him much more to punch donald trump. joe biden has said on 2 occasions that he would like to have taken donald trump out behind the gym and beat the hell out of him. and there are other examples, but the media doesn't talk about it. the media doesn't say that's terrible. and this is the climate we live in. so for a moment here

donald trump jr.'s wife, tiffany trump right here.re, alex rizzo, a member of the florida house of representatives, and the chair of the miami-dade republicans. he didn't initially endorse donald trump for president of the united states. he went with ron desantis. he even went with marco rubio before that in 2016. he's here right now and all in for trump. tell me why? >> absolutely. trump is the man. never before has this party seen such unity behind a president. we were all with him in 2016, and thank god he won, but we know that he's a winner and we're all behind him. >> i'm sorry to break this news to you, nbc news is reporting that marco rubio will not be the next vice president of the united states. your reaction? >> we thought it was a long shot anyway because of the constitutional issue. it's kind of like a catch 22. we're sad that he's not going to be but we're very happy because he's a fantastic senator and we love him. >> i see you putting your head in here like you're listening. we're reporting at nbc news marco rubio will

vance crÍtico a expresidente donald trump (2017—2021).p (2017—2021). ya descubrieron el celular del tirador y estÁ siendo investigado. [habla en inglÉs] reportera: estas son la sorprendente imÁgenes que estÁn dando que hablar. muestran a crooks arrastrÁndose por el techo mientras que los asistentes alertaba a las autoridades. [habla en inglÉs] reportera: el vÍdeo se habÍa tomado unos minutos antes de disparar contra expresidente donald trump (2017—2021). >> cuando digo que algo asÍ no debe suceder, estoy hablando de un fracaso. vamos hacer una investigaciÓn independiente, dijo el secretario de seguridad nacional. reportera: en otro vÍdeo, el sospechoso aparece tirado, habÍan gritos y pÁnicos de la multitud. un vocero del servicio secreto dijo que no peinaron el edificio, autoridades locales estarÍan a cargo de ese edificio. las autoridades tratan de determinar el mÓvil del tirador, dicen que fue un acto terrorista domÉstico, las redes sociales y el telÉfono de crooks no muestra una ideologÍa. el joven se graduÓ de secundaria, trabajaba pa

donald trump watching in the hall. our special live coverage for the race for president and the republican national convention begins now. >> announcer: this is an abc news special right now, republicans come together in milwaukee to make their case to america. and stand behind donald trump and his new running mate, senator jd vance to take on president biden in the race for the white house. the republican national convention live from milwaukee, wisconsin, now reporting, david muir. >>> a live picture of the convention hall, a packed hall here in milwaukee and a night of many headlines already made as that camera train on the abc news booth, see that suit. good evening, everyone, from the republican national convention here in milwaukee and already tonight a night of unexpected and some would say improbable moments. donald trump making an appearance now for the second night in a row, it's some of the speakers, though, getting a lot of the attention. some of trump's biggest rivals on this stage right here behind me ton

jd vance has been a very loyal lieutenant to donald trump throughout this campaign. the ohio senator grew up in poverty and wrote a well—known book, hillbilly allergy, about his working class roots. he was not initially a trump fan. you working class roots. he was not initially a trump fan.— working class roots. he was not initially a trump fan. you have been asked this before _ initially a trump fan. you have been asked this before about _ initially a trump fan. you have been asked this before about past - asked this before about past comments you made about donald trump. you said i am a never trump quy- trump. you said i am a never trump guy. never liked him, terrible candidate. idiot if you voted for him. ., , ., , him. now he is a complete convert, aggressively — him. now he is a complete convert, aggressively seeking _ him. now he is a complete convert, aggressively seeking to _ him. now he is a complete convert, aggressively seeking to blame - him. now he is a complete convert, aggressively seeking to blame joe l aggressively seeking to blamejoe biden for donald

>> i'm expecting the country to see a new donald trump, a more humble and contrite donald trump and oneeally show the american people that he has been affected by that near-death experience. sumi: stephanie, the same or some deviation? >> i think former president trump can't help himself especially with an adoring crowd to throw some red meat out there. but will he stay away from some of the stuff that turns off independent voters and swing state voters? that remains to be seen. i imagine that his team will pray that he is sticking to the script. sumi: indeed, it will be something to watch. always great to get your analysis, thanks so much. let's get a quick look now at some other news from around the world. bangladesh's people are under complete phone and internet blackout as the government tries to subdue days of violent clashes between student groups and security forces. the violence began as protests after a court suspended asis -- quota system for jobs. the bbc's bengali service has confirmed that 19 people have been killed. 13 died thursday. a second hearing took place in the espi

donald trump already thinks he is king and this decision -- appointed by donald trump only reaffirmsur greatest fear about donald trump's abuse of and ongoing plans to abuse power. this decision not only has implications for the 2024 election but will have lasting implications on our democracy, especially if donald trump wins in november. that is why we asked a political home of jewish voters in support of policy and candidates who share our values are doing everything we can to ensure donald trump is defeated in november. we are grateful for viewers joining us today to hear from a formal expert on voting rights and living defender on democracy. mark is a founding partner of the group. he is represented -- he has served as general counsel for former secretaries of state john kerry and hillary clinton and vice president kamala harris. in 2020 he led efforts to fight cases in the lead up to the federal election and in the aftermath in legal efforts by winning a remarkable 64 out of 65 lawsuits. in 2021, he became the first recipient of the ruth bader ginsburg justice award. in honor of

for unity and the jubilance is this idea that there's a they out there that is trying to take donald trumpthey did on saturday with a bullet through his ear and he got back up and he yelled fight, fight, fight. you heard eric trump mention that as well. so this idea that donald trump's going to come out a changed person. i don't think anybody should hold their breath for that. we could see a toal change in his speech. it's not about how he says things, it's about what he is saying and the policies he's putting forward. the policies have been red meat, republican policies. the ones we have come to know in the past eight years that frankly have only gotten more extreme. yesterday on the floor they were handing out signs that read mass deportations now. these are not the policies of somebody who's changing himself because he's had a brush with death. i know we're going to put a lot of emphasis on what he says tonight. it will be fascinating to see what he says and how he says it, and the look on his face, frankly, because this was a moment where he came face to face with death and survived. t

contrast those with donald trump my so i could were former president trump said, i did not know whats that it only took me two minutes to learn about it. i have to tell you, it took me decades of time to learn it, to understand it, the same kind of decades that our current president has and certainly when it comes to nato , there is no contest between these two leaders and i can assure you that the vast majority of our european partners would much rather see an experienced, steady nato oriented president biden over a donald trump returning to office . >> i tell you, his arrogance is something to consider, donald trump. we mentioned victor orban, his meeting with trump, orban openly endorses donald trump for president and hopes donald trump will broker an end to the war if he is back in the white house. is it alarming that orban is visiting with donald trump, vladimir putin, xi, does anything about this not pass the smell test? >> none of it passes any test, i will put it this way, let's back up a bit, for the last couple of years, orban has been an enormous thorn in the side of the a

his super pac, donald trump's super pac running ads promoting project 2025 calling it trump's projecte leader the heritage foundation says trump gets full credit for creating project 2025 and will enact it if he wins. shouldn't democrats and the media be spending more time talking about real threats like project 2025? yes, katie, that is why i am so appreciative of you. instead of us spending so much time focusing on joe biden's eight, focusing on a debate, we are not focusing on the big picture here which is that at four months' time, american democracy, as we know it, could be finished, right? at four months' time. donald trump is talking about got in the department of education, rolling back climate change initiatives. right now in parts of the country we are seeing 120 degree temperatures but he was to roll back climate change. new policies, we need to be focusing on what is important, which is that this country is at danger if republicans get hold of the executive branch. following the supreme court's ruling, donald trump will never leave. we need to understand what that means. >

amna: donald trump picks ohio senator j.d. running mate as the gop charts its path forward, days after the assassination attempt on the former president. >> a federal judge in florida dismisses mr trump's classified documents case, likely setting up a high stakes appeal. amna:

donald trump cannot be allowed near the oval office and his extremist allies must never be allowed to pass a national abortion ban or their dangerous project 2025 which would erode our democracy and enable trump's worst impulses. we have seen firsthand who what the republican majority will do if given an opportunity to govern. chaos and confusion are the order of the day and the will of the american people is competely ignored. the extreme republicans in charge have not passed a single bill to create one job. but they have voted to roll back thousands of clean energy jobs. they've not passed legislation to combat rising prices, but they have promised to repeal a $35 a month insulin guarantee for our seniors. they have not done a thing to address the situation at the border. in fact, they have killed the most significant border security bill in decades while the policies of president biden have brought border crossings down to prepandemic lows. the choice before the american people this november is moving forward with a stronger economy, lowering costs, and safer streets, or the chaos

. >> [ cheers and applause ] >> this is donald trump in the hall. he is going up to the box seats . that is his son don jr., who is emotional at this moment. oddly, it must've been scary for the trump family, it was narrowly avoided on saturday night in pennsylvania. ♪ ♪ >> president trump creating creating tucker carlson and now members of his family. and soon his new running mate, j.d. vance standing next to j.d. vance, who in turn is standing next to the speaker of the house mike johnson. >> he has courage and strength and he will be the next president of the united states. >> the man with the certified pitched voice that you hear off- camera is lee greenwood, who is singing the song and doing commentary along with it. >> ladies and gentlemen the 45th president of the united states and soon to be the 47th president of the united states, please welcome donald j. it trump. >> ♪ ♪ >> lawrence o'donnell is back with us. joy reed, this is stuff with the theme tonight of the rnc is make america wealthy again. it is make america blank again every night,

david _ slightly different donald trump. n the uk has metjd vance twice in recent weeks and by the polls, the labour government bought it sensible to open communication with the trump team and the prime minister decided he would bring the former president rather than send a message. we are told they spoke for about ten minutes of the weekend but they are from very different sides of the track at here a clip that is getting plenty of air time today that which reminds us of the special relationship that will need some work. i have to beat up on the uk just one additional thing. i was talking with a friend recently, and we were talking about, you know, one of the big dangers in the world of courses nuclear proliferation — though of course, the biden adminstration doesn't care about it — and i was talking about, what is the first truly islamist country that will get a nuclear weapon? and we were like, "maybe it's a iran, may be pakistan already kind of counts," then we finally decided, "maybe it's actually the uk, since labourjus

this time as donald trump's running mate. two saw trump's once bitter rivals turned cheerleaders, ron desantis and nikki haley voicing support for trump and calling for republican unity. >> i'll start by making one thing perfectly clear, donald trump has my strong endorsement, period. [ applause ] >> my fellow republicans. let's send joe biden back to his basement and let's send donald trump back to the white house. >>> let's head to milwaukee now, msnbc anchor katy tur is joining us from the convention site along with david drucker, senior writer at the dispatch, and greg bluestein, political reporter for "the atlanta journal-constitution." great to see all of you this morning. quite a show of unity around donald trump last night. what did you make of it? >> reporter: i got to tell you, ana, walking around this convention hall, there is nothing but unity among the republicans who have assembled here, and obviously these are some of the most ideological of the republicans, they're the ones who are most fervently in support of

he was just behind donald trump. but of course, we had the stories of how he tried to protect his wife and daughter who were also there, shielding them with his party and he died. others woods end up being a number of used to him over the last few days. what we're getting just now i certainly would like to see is some sort of video presentation which often happens . but it's important to remember that as well as for the people in the whole, this is a production for people who all of the amount of network cutty, this live. it's a physician in america. and so this is the 2 millions of homes cost, of course, across the country. and it's 9 o'clock you to milwaukee. that means it's 10 o'clock in the east coast with the biggest tv audiences. and you try to get and pick time for that audience before people go to bed. a lot of people, millions and millions will be true to get to the speech by donald trump. the me, well it be not a change. and how did this is, is going to play out. there's been a couple of changes to the orde

and donald trump.nd yet we have individuals who still are holdouts, never traverse who claim to hold the banner of conservatism went most of them are not conservatives for their establishment republicans who were perfectly happy playing defense against the democrats and the radical leftist who are pushing this country to the brink. what do you want to say to them? >> i want to say to them they need to get back and hand them a copy of the constitution. hand them a copy of the bill of rights. get their focus out of washington. do what donald trump does. he goes out and talked talks te everyday people. they are in positions of power to represent the ordinary american citizen. not the corporation. not to go to wine and cheese and parties. not to be happy to be an elected official. they are out doing their duty and i will tell you right now, this country needs an overhaul and government. i do not trust the department of justice i do not trust the fbi do not trust the secret service but i do not trust the ju

donald] trump. cheering and _ at that moment. donald] trump.ering and applause. - at that moment. donald] trump. l cheering and applause. proud at that moment. donald] trump. - cheering and applause. proud to be an american plays. you can see the image of the former president walking through the back corridors at the forum, normally home to nba team the milwaukee bucks, and this week home to the republican national convention. donald trump came in through those corridors, and it was beamed on the big screens in the arena, and he walked into, among supporters up walked into, among supporters up a small flight of stairs to a special seating area with a prominent white bandage on his right ear. donald trump greeted his reporters with the fist bumps he used moments after the failed assassination attempt on saturday. the audience could be heard chanting back the words that he shouted from the podium, "fight, fight, fight", which has become the chant of the convention. donald trump also greeted the man he is named as his vice presidential candidate,

. >> this is donald trump in the hall and he is going up to kind of the box seats. this is his son don junior and actually emotional at this moment, it has to be scary particularly for the trump family what was narrowly avoided on saturday night in pennsylvania. >> greeting tucker carlson. and members of his family. and soon his running mate, jd vance. >> the man with the sort of high-pitched voice that you hear off-camera is lee greenwood who is there live singing and doing commentary with it. >> ladies and gentlemen the 45th president of the united states and soon to be the 47th president of the united states, please welcome donald j trump. >> joy read. it's the stuff the theme tonight of the rnc is make america wealthy again. they are doing this and it's make america blank again, every night and it's the theme this week. are you able to see president biden's, it seems like the campaign is back on, i don't know whether that means president biden's campaign will re-up its ads that they have taken done over the last couple of days since the shooting and have canceled

donald] trump. cheering _ that moment. donald] trump. cheering and _ that moment. donald] trump.white bandage on his ear, donald trump greeted his ear, donald trump greeted his supporters with the fist bumps he used in the moments after the failed assassination attempt on saturday. you can hear behind me, sean o'brien, the president of the international brotherhood of teamsters is on stage. he is — quite a big deal he is addressing the convention. much of the selection and is close battleground states focuses on blue—collar workers, trade union members, people working in manufacturing and factories and so on. to have sean o'brien he is speaking from the teamsters is quite a moment. our panel is with us again. stephanie murphy, democratic congresswoman from florida, and former republican congressman from illinois rodney. put into a context how big it is that he is here. i a context how big it is that he is here. ., ., ., , is here. i would not have been voted in without _ is here. i would not have been voted in without a _ is here. i would not have been voted in without a lot - is

donald trump appeared alongside j.d. vance monday at the republican national convention as he made his first public showing since saturday's assassination attempt. trump appeared with a bandaged ear as he sat next to republicans. we will have more on j.d. vance and the first day of the republican national convention after headlines. meanwhile, in related news, elon musk said he is will give $45 million per month to the new pro-trump super pac, america pac. outside the fiserv forum where the rnc is taking place, activists gathered to protest the republican agenda. >> letting the republicans know we are here, we care about the climate, immigrant rights, palestine. there is a large contingent of different organizations because they want to let them know these are the issues people care about today. amy: meanwhile, cheri honkala, national spokesperson for the poor people's army, was arrested as she attempted to trying to monday deliver a citizens arrest to republican officials. just hours earlier, she spoke to democracy now!

>> i think donald trump understands -- >> but the josh hawley wing likes the donald trump wing. >> donaldmatter to him. if it gets him where he needs to get, that's fine. he will promote a 10% tariff or whatever he is suggesting until wall street comes and says you really can't do that and then he says i won't do it, what will we do next? i think j.d. vance fits into that portfolio of tools, but conflict doesn't matter when it comes to ideology. this is an area where joe biden still has 100 days to run this race. you hit issues of tariffs and taxes and the economy and what that vision is of j.d. vance and donald trump versus joe biden, that contrast is real. before we go, obviously you are a conservative lawyer. i want to get your reaction to reports that president biden is considering supreme court term limits. >> i think that it is a good idea to try to do something like that. i think it would be best, we could take some pressure off the nomination hearings if you could figure out a way to allow each president as they are elected to pick someone new every two years and i think there is

donald trump would veto such a bill because donald trump caused roe vs. wade to be overturned. we'll also fix what the supreme court did when they overruled precedent for no good reason in the chevron case. the supreme court now said hey, judges are better than the technoexperts at agencies in looking at congressional statutes. guess what? supreme court justice gorsuch wrote a opinion where he confused laughing gas with another type of gas. no, experts are not better at federal agencies. who do the justices think they are? do they know biology and science and chemistry and all the things experts need to know. no, they do not. this is a power grab for the conservative supreme court and we're going to fix that if we flip the house and hold the senate and we keep donald trump out of the white house. reporter: withstanding the court? reporter: what do constituents in your district say? what have you heard in phone calls to your office, emails, personal conversations, people in san bernardino and residents in those communities you represent. what have you heard? do they want preside

okay. >> please welcome the next president of the united states, donald trump. >> ♪ >> this is donaldrump in the hall, he is going up to the back seats. there is his son don jr., clearly emotional. obviously must've been scarily for the trump family narrowly avoided saturday night. >> trump greeting tucker carlson the former fox news personality and members of his family. soon, his new running mate, j.d. vance. standing next to j.d. vance who in turn is standing next to the speaker of the use mike johnson. >> the n with a high-pitched voice that you hear off-camera is lee greenwood who is there live singing the song and doing commentary along with it. >> the 45th president of the united states and soon to be the 47 president of the united states, please welcome donald j. trump. >> stephanie ruhle joins us, lawrence o'donnell is back with us. joy reid. the theme tonight at the rnc is make america wealthy again? they are it's make america blank again. every night a approach to the theme this week. were you able to see president biden's interview with lester holt earlier? it does seem li

donald trump is the toughest of them all. they have thrown everything at donald trump. all of the investigations. the impeachments, court cases, and he is still standing and kicking their butts. [cheers and applause] you know, we never had it better than the trump years. back at the end we have economy, safe borders, safe streets, peace and respected around the world, but there we lost it all in the blink of an eye. crime is out of control, the border is out of control. the price of food and gas and housing is out of control, and the only person who can clean this up is donald trump. [cheers and applause] you know, guys, i really love this country, and i have lived the american dream. and i want you guys, your kids, and all of those tiny huloma niacs to live the american dream too. donald trump is the president you will get the job done. so all of you criminals, all you lowlifes, all of you scumbags, all of you drug dealers, and all of you crooked politicians need to answer one question? what are you going to do when donald trump and all of the trumpomaniacs run wild on

his own policy prescriptions, his own views are suddenly less important than those of donald trump. he is and what he represents, including his conversion from being a hostile trump critic to a trump supporters are all things they hope they can lay out and give a pathway to trump's skeptical white men in the rust belt states to come back on board and vote for trump this time around. >> donald trump does love a conversion story. garrett, thank you very much. here with me now is republican congressman mike turner of ohio. congressman, thank you for being here. i appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. >> i want to get to the threat and this news that there is a documented threat from iran against the former president in revenge for the killing of soleimani. what do you know about what the campaign was told? >> i don't know what briefings -- what elements they have had. publicly, it has been previously acknowledged by the administration, the intelligent community, that this is a continuing and existing threat from iran to donald trump and to cabinet members of donald trump as a result o

diaspora living in this state, which as a rule , as you know, votes for republicans, why should donald trump to lose the votes of these people, he needs them to vote for trump and vance, vance is going to say if they are going to talk, you didn't want to support. ukraine, i didn't want to, i wanted to, i talked to president zelenskyi, i promised that the war would end on ukrainian terms, i promised that i would come to kyiv, what else do i have to do, so this is the simple logic of the pre-election struggle, i believe that, despite all the ambiguity of the current president's conversation with the former president, with the candidate for the position president, this conversation has its benefits, because it once again reminds of the need for bipartisan support of ukraine. during the russian-ukrainian war, this bipartisan support is a sign that, despite vladimir putin's many years of effort, he will not achieve his goals of liquidating the ukrainian state. but as for the fact that president trump will be able to end the war on the terms of ukraine, it is always important to me how he is. is g

lograr impactar en esa zona porque finalmente impacta donald trump 2 personas mueren el sitio y Él sesalva volvemos entonces al mapa, acÁ vemos como esta lÍnea de tiro que estaba desde acÁ era perfecta para dÓnde se encontraba el expresidente donald trump. esta zona en este momento estÁ totalmente acordonada es la escena del crimen y pasarÁn varios dÍas porque una de las tarea que tiene que realizar las autoridades es buscar casquillo por casquillo de esos proyectiles que fueron disparados contra donald trump, con la herida que le producen el expresidente con una persona muerta y otra persona gravemente herida y la conmociÓn en los estados unidos esta es la decena del crimen. jorge: el 13 de julio lo vamos a recordar minuto por minuto. ilia: hemos visto un testimonio impresionante una persona que asegura haber visto a bares persona vieron al tirador trepar hacia esa azotea donde hizo los disparos esa persona que hablÓ con el que sigo periodista mexicano que estuvo en la campaÑa del expresidente donald trump. jorge: gracias por estar con nosotros en lo que fue un dÍa difÍcil para ti qu

so as donald trump survives , so does donald trump survives, so does the democratic cause . ratic cause. it's important now that biden and trump battle it out in the interest of this great nation. in the end, i always trust the judgement of the public. so may the best man win. it is with god's blessing that both men, donald trump and joe biden, are still in the race. i will say, however, that trump's reaction to being shot was quite extraordinary on his feet within seconds with a fist raised. that's right, a fist raised and a simple message to fight on. if you're looking for someone that's going to stand up for their country and bow to no one, you wouldn't have to look much further, would you love him or hate him? donald trump has got a pair of balls on him. he's a fighter and a survivor. qualities that might just save america . i'll get reaction from america. i'll get reaction from my top pundits in just a moment, but we've got to talk about the football because england have lost in the final of euro 2024. they've gone down two one to spain, and jack carson is in berlin. jac

but donald trump is winning.f you can read a poll joe biden by joe biden's standards is a dozen points behind where he was four years ago. >> my sense is that -- and i think we touched on this. that they're not democrats who are going to vote for donald trump at this point. >> correct. >> so many of those -- many of those voters are probably going into a column that's some wla like an undecided column. they just want to wait and see. they need to see as i mentioned before a sign of strength from the party. now, i think that that can come from joe biden. if the party believes that it could come from somebody else two things need to happen. a, you need to have that conversation. b, that conversation is not an easy one. and it doesn't include all the people who already cast their ballot. it's a smaller group of folks. and we have to be in my view and what i've been saying is very careful that we don't fall into the same trap that we accused donald trump of doing on a day-to-day basis and undermining, usurping the so

but also donald trump. there's still one more court case we have talked about in length on the show. trump's hush, many trial. all of this is setting the stage for the opening of this week's 2024 republican national convention in milwaukee wisconscin, which at the time tron should be officially re crowned the leader of the republican party. but let us discuss with our panel tvs, your know, who was the chair of the young republicans in tennessee and a delegate at large on the r as the rules committee. next is a good friend of the show. talk show host, steve malls, bird. and last but definitely not least malik. i do. who is our go to political analysts gentlemen. i want to thank all of you for joining the show today. was interesting, steve malls, word because like i said, we have the r and c coming up. this is all with a supreme court wrapping up their session. and i have to ask you how to the supreme court cases actually impact you think these weren't trump remaining cases? and you think this gives him a bett