donald trump was indicted by federal grand juries. me ask you, though, you said they're disgruntled employees. trump praised both kelly and milley and said kelly was, quote, one of the best people i've ever worked with in addition to those two trump national security advisers, two defense secretaries and even his vice president all say he's unfit to be president. why should the american people hire donald trump when the people who worked most closely with him say that he's unfit to serve? >> the people who worked most closely with him, most of them are supporting this ticket. you mentioned one person -- two people are disgruntled ex-employees, kristen, who donald trump fired. he said something nice about them and now he fired them and now that person is attacking donald trump and it's important because the american media has to be honest. why is it, kristen, that john kelly doesn't like donald trump? it's not about personality. it's about policy, and i think the american people have the right to know that donald trump rejected that joh

vice president harris started her campaign calling donald trump weird, saying she wanted to restore joyusly, a shift now casting trump as a real threat to democracy. do you think that kamala harris is giving voters enough reason to vote for her instead of just against donald trump? >> well, that's a great question. look, protecting american democracy, ain't nothing more important than that. protecting a woman's right to control her own body which -- which trump opposes, nothing -- to me, enormously important. the fact that donald trump thinks that climate change is a hoax in opposition to every scientist who studied the issue has also been important. if you're asking me do i think there should be more focus on economics, on the fact that over the last 50 years there's been a massive transfer of wealth from the bottom 90% to the top 1% to the fact that 60% of our people are living paycheck to paycheck while the billionaire classes never had it so good, while donald trump wants to give even more tax breaks to billionaires. you talked a moment ago with vance about their idea to eliminate a

to donald trump's. he has been making the case about harris and now is on the trail with her. fox news, she drew over 7 million people. what you make of the number that she drew and mark cuban's involvement? >> mark loves to troll donald trump. the rival in terms of reality television shows. you saw the harris campaign bring him out because nothing annoys him more than the idea that he is a fake businessman, a tv businessman who did not really succeed. donald trump. he went bankrupt six times and relied on his father's money. mark cuban is a way to get under donald trump's skin. the fox interview, it shows that fox viewers wanted to see her in their territory. they will not watch a lot of the other media. they will only feel comfortable to watch her on fox to see how she holds up. she was not necessarily going to win them over but she got the message through for those who otherwise would have never seen her talk before. it shows that she is strong. she is willing to take on tough questions. he is not. h

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i didn't know that donald trump had turned to the aide and said, so what. also didn't know that in a private lunch, pence had said to trump after he lost and sometime in mid november, pence had said to donald trump, you know, you may be you should just give it up. i'm paraphrasing here. and try to run again in 2024. and trump said, i don't know. 2024 seems like a long away way. another really striking thing here that isn't related to mike pence is that trump, jack smith has uncovered how donald trump basically sidelined all the campaign attorneys, or many of them, who said to him point-blank we're not going to win in this election fraud claim that you're making. we haven't won any of these claims. it's not going to work. that is when donald trump decided to announce that he was choosing some additional campaign leadership in the form of rudy giuliani, victoria tensing, her husband, and others who were telling what he wanted to hear, which is that he could stay in power even though he had lost the election. >> let me also read part of the filing that gives us

the campaign that the democrats ran was that donald trump hates us. i felt safe around the country when trump was in office. i don't feel safe with kamala in office. that speaks more. >> trump is definitely bad news for this country, and it's unconscionable for me to want to vote for a man like that. i would not with a protest vote, vote for trump. >> some would argue a vote for jill stein is a vote for donald trump. that's a moral decision i'm going to make, that i cannot put a vote behind a man that, obviously, have this nefarious intent. >> i could not find a kamala harris voter to go on camera. >> yasmin, thank you very much. that's going to do it for me this hour. "deadline: white house" starts right now. . >>> hi, everyone. it's 4:00 in washington, d.c.. i'm alease ya menendez in nor nicolle wallace. interviews canceled, angry outbursts about his critics, diatribes of everything from world leaders to sharks and fictional serial killers. 18 days to election day here in the united states and concerns they are mounting about the mental acuity of the

but first, donald trump is finally worried about the trump national sales tax. here is the way vice president harris said it at that packed rally in georgia tonight. >> donald trump intends to impose a 20% trump national sales tax on every day, basic necessities. which will cost the average family nearly $4000 a year. >> we are going to try to have that sound fixed for you, we will be showing you. you know the opponent is buried in a political campaign when they use the language that the opposition is using against them to try to defend themselves. that's what donald trump did today in a desperate lie of a social media post, saying, "i am not proposing a national sales tax, as the democrats say in their advertisements against me. democrats know what they are saying as a blatant lie, i am proposing tariffs on other countries that take advantage of us, hardly a national sales tax. these tariffs are paid for by the abusing country, not the american consumer. they do not cause inflation, and will make america rich again!" these tariffs are paid by the abusing countr

the place donald trump is lying about. voted for donald trump. 61%. it is a republican town. not one of the thousands of trump voters in springfield, ohio has come forward to try to help donald trump push his lie about springfield, ohio. not one, which is worth keeping in mind for those of you that might worry about what disappointed trump voters might do on election day or election night or at any point they think donald trump has not won the election. i think they would do exactly what they did last time donald trump lost the election when it was called by the networks on saturday, november 7. nothing. there was literally dancing in the streets in american democratic cities, and there was the same, quiet silence from the losing side of the presidential election that we have always seen. that is what actually happened the day donald trump officially lost. a very tiny percentage of trump supporters decided to get violent in washington dc. two months later on january 6. but most of the people who attended donald trump's rally that in washington actually refused to go to the cap

donald trump saying. donald trump's response was a written statement simply calling him a total degenerate. he did not issue a statement saying hitler did not do some good things. donald trump could have issued a statement saying that, but he didn't. donald trump knows that he has the american nazi supporters out there who are going to vote for him. actual american nazis. a small sliver of trump voters but he needs every one of them. donald trump knows he needs every total degenerate nazi voter in every swing state to vote for him. so donald trump cannot afford the lose a single one of them and that is why he refused to condemn hitler today and only condemned john kelly. what are the good things? what are the good things hitler did? that is the first question for donald trump for any reporter next allowed to ask a question of trump. what are the good things hitler did? hitler is known for trying to exterminate every jewish person living in europe and hopes to exterminate every jew living in the world. he

>> this is donald trump.ing an olympic style flip on the issue earlier september. >> this will be the most important election in the history of our country. whether it is mail-in ballots, early voting, you have got to get out and vote. >> now, vice presidential nominee, j.d. vance, urging americans to vote early. it might be the only way that donald trump wins read >> we may not like election season over election day, but it is what it is. we have to use every method we can to get out there and vote. early voting, vote by mail, whether voting on election day. >> helping panelists rewrite as well. their boss can keep his own rewrite in order. contradicting himself over and over again on the trail. watch. >> now we have this stupid stuff where you can vote 45 days early. i wonder what the [ bleep ] happens during that 45 days. mail-in ballots are treacherous. lockboxes, they are horrible. >> wait for it. in michigan, insulting his earned it with his own early voting drive. >> how many people have voted so far?

but i think what it shows is the chinese recognize kamala harris provides weak leadership and donald trumpvides strong leadership so they are trying to do everything they can to prevent trump from getting back in the white house. >> abc news. my question for you is do you have any reaction to the wall street journal report about elon musk and russian president vladimir putin being in contact since october 2022? do you have concerns about the national security aspect of it? >> i have two responses. first of all, elon is a friend and obviously a big supporter of the president and of mine. we are grateful for the support. but i'm not his post person. i will not stand up here and try to know everything elon musk has ever done. the second thing that occurs to me about this is it is almost like the democrats are running the exact same playbook 2016, but with different names in different times. here's what i know about elon musk. i know there's a lot of people in areas hit hard by hurricane helene who have internet service because elon musk has been working hard to make that happen. i know that e

so donald trump is in a nutshell her closing argument. quickly to charlie's point about trump and how he's prepared the stage for rejecting this election, in north carolina the person who is standing next to him was the congressman who publicly -- a republican congressman who refuted trump's own lies about the fema aid for hurricane victims in his own district and yet there he is standing beside donald trump endorsing him in the same way that ohio governor mike dewine refuted the lies about eating the dogs in springfield, ohio, and yet is publicly endorsing him. >> tonight donald trump was at an event sponsored by this group linked to michael flynn. michael flynn openly called for suspending the constitution and having a new election in 2020, yet the trump campaign is currently saying his opponent, vp harris, is the radical one. on what grounds is he making that argument about her given what he's saying and doing and who he's surrounding himself with? >> look, he's surrounded himself to your point with michael flynn, somebody who basically

and donald trump back where he belongs. of course the biggest difference that is a lot to say because there are a lot of differences. kamala harris is more of the same on this wide open seven border and donald trump is saying we are going to shut it down. we are going to build a wall. you're going to reimpose deportations and we are going to put american citizens back in charge of their own country. it is hard to overstate how bad, harris been on this. from the moment she came into the oval office, she bragged about undoing donald trump successful border policies. she said we are going to suspend deportations. she said we are going to make it harder for people legally in this country to get taken out of the country. she said it was dispassionate to allow mexican drug cartels to have free reign over united states of america. you know what -- putting out the sex trafficking and drug trafficking cartels have been doing in this country. she is not just rolling out the red carpet for illegal aliens. pommel harris is promising to

the problem for donald trump this time is the very same secretary of state who recorded donald trump's phone call to him in georgia, foot prosecutors have declared to be criminal and he will still be in office at that same phone number. and, donald trump will not there called george's republican secretary of state once again with the same criminal conspiracy that got donald trump indicted in georgia and in washington, d.c. with brad raffensberger testifying against him in the grand juries. donald trump will have no luck calling the governor of georgia , is the very same republican governor who refused to consider any of donald trump's crazed attempts to criminally interfere with the election results in georgia four years ago. it is impossible to exaggerate just how important today was for the harris campaign in georgia. imagine what the doomsday coverage would be tonight for the harris campaign if the early voting numbers in georgia were laura--lower than they were four years ago when joe biden won georgia. but, it is possible to imagine what the coverage would be today if any presiden

that is who donald trump is.hose facts that we know about what donald trump did, including what he did when our capital was under siege, those facts do not come from donald trump's political opponents. those facts come from the people closest to him. they are the ones who testified that donald trump did not want to stop the violent attack on our capital. when he learned that vice president pence was not going to abandon his oath and help trump seize power, trump sent out a tweet attacking pens and further inflaming -- pence and further inflaming the mob. one of trump's aides testified that shortly after that, this aide received a phone call alerting him that the vice president had been evacuated for his own safety from his office off the floor of the senate. this aide recalled rushing to the dining room to tell trump, hoping that this information would convince him to take immediate action to ensure the vice president's safety. instead, after this aide delivered that news, donald trump looked up at him and said "

you know, tim walz uses his masculinity for good and donald trump exploits it for his own gain. talk about masculinity. trump is putting on a performance of masculinity. he's not actually masculine. this is a guy who spends more time with his makeup artist than with his own advisors. but even setting aside he probably wears more makeup than kamala harris, masculine men aren't afraid of women. masculine men don't have meltdowns on stage because a woman they didn't like asked them a question they didn't like. masculine men aren't manipulated by people who give them compliments. at this point donald trump is putin's side chick to put it very bluntly and simply. and, you know what, men, masculine men actually protect women. they don't enact abortion bans that endanger women. so even based on donald trump's own definition of masculinity and if you want hypermasculinity of being a protector of women, donald trump is failing at his own definition of it. and this sort of i don't know, masculinity eras tour he's on where he's talking about a dead golfer's manhood, where he's blowing kiss

donald trump called it a hoax. and then joked that these things would make more beachfront property to be able to invest in. what we've seen out of the harris administration now, biden-harris administration, is we've seen this investment. we've seen massive investments, the biggest in global history that we've seen in the inflation reduction act, has created jobs all across the country. 2,000 in jeffersonville, ohio. taking the ev technology that we invented and making it here. 200,000 jobs across the country. the largest solar manufacturing plant in north america sits in minnesota. but my farmers know climate change is real. they've seen 500-year droughts, 500-year floods back to back. but what they've doing is adapting, and this has allowed them to tell me look, i harvest corn, i harvest soybean and i harvest wind. we are producing more natural gas and more oil at any time than we ever have. we're also producing more clean energy. so the solution for us is to continue to move forward, that climate change is real.

i think we know the answer as it relates to donald trump. >> mitch, you heard vaugn remind us donald trump lost new york by 23 points. >> yeah. >> why would he be at msg in new york city in a state he has no chance of winning? >> you know what, i love new york. i go to new york all the time. it's one of the great cities of the world. he's going to get his rump handed to him in new york. if he wants to go to the ballet and go to broadway and waste his time there, you know, because it is a waste of time for him. he's not going to win new york. there are nine days left. we have a choice to make in this country. it's the most critical choice that we're going to make. of course kamala harris is criss crossing the battleground states. she's been in wisconsin, she's of course in philadelphia today. she will be in michigan and she will go everywhere, talk to anybody to make sure that they know what the consequences of this choice are. i could care less where donald trump is today. i know where our candidate is and she's working really, really ard to make sure the american people are in a posi

donald trump called it a host.t we've seen out of their administration -- we've seen this investment. we've seen massive investments. the biggest in global history that we've seen in the inflation reduction act. ohio taking the technology that we invented and making it here. 200,000 drops across the country. my farmers know climate change is real. 500 your droughts. 500 year floods. what they are doing is adapting. this has allowed them to tell me , i harvest corn, soybeans, wind. we are producing more natural gas and oil than any time we ever had. we are producing more clean energy. the solution for us is to continue to move forward. climate change is real. reducing our impact is absolutely critical. this is not a false choice. you can do that at the same time you are creating the jobs that we are seeing across the country. that's exactly what this administration has done. we are becoming an energy superpower for the future. that's what absolute he makes sense. then we start thinking about, how do we mitigate thes

and loyalty to donald trump, i love donald trump and i'm very loyal to donald trump that i speak for president trump and i speak for myself loyalty first to the american people. that's why like donald trump because he's loyal to the american people. [applause] it sounds so common sense and it sounds so obvious that when you have a vice president kamala harris whose opening the southern border and giving free health care benefits to illegal aliens can we just get back to president who cares about the citizens of his own country? that is the responsibility of an american leader and that's why i support donald trump because he actually cares about the people who built this country and these fighting for their future, not the future of people who don't go along in this country in the first place. [applause] >> senator vance vance thank you for taking questions first of all. back in me senate democrats failed to carry forward the bipartisan security bill. you are among the senators who voted to filibuster and chuck schumer said donald trump is trying to pressure republicans to vote against

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we have heard donald trump say before that jd - level. ching, much closer to those missiles from iran and the chaos in the middle east than we are in the us. we are separated by an ocean. but people realise, when you have a vice president who is unqualified for thejob vice president who is unqualified for the job like kamala harris, bad things can happen. the borders are who allowed millions of illegals to enter the country, the last one in the room with the disastrous afghan withdrawal was made, and cast the tie—breaking vote with spending bills that caused inflation. the vice president matters. , . :, matters. the situation in the middle east, _ matters. the situation in the middle east, neither- matters. the situation in the middle east, neither of - matters. the situation in the| middle east, neither of them answered the very first question, what would they do if israel came to them and asked for a pre—emptive strike? it fora pre—emptive strike? it was a bit of a false binary choice. the reality is it wouldn't happen if president trump

let's talk about what donald trump did tonight. he was at an event sponsored by this group linked to michael flynn. michael flynn openly called for suspending the constitution and having a new election in 2020 yet the trump campaign is currently saying his opponent, vp harris, is the radical one. on what grounds is he making that argument about her given what he is saying and doing and who he is surrounding himself with. >> is surrounded himself with michael flynn, someone who basically things the military -- by the way, as a retired general, things the military should basically be able to take over the country from the candidate he wants doesn't win an election so just flynn himself is about as extreme and radical as you can possibly get. i watched this rally tonight from beginning to end so that others don't have to know basically trump went in and professed his deep affection and appreciation and love for christianity and accused kamala harris of wanting to and christmas. >> well, she certainly doesn't want to and christmas. >> h

[applause] that is why bobby kennedy endorsed donald trump, white tulsi gabbard endorsed donald trumpwe believe in persuading fellow americans and that's a big difference between trump and harris. governor walz mentioned yesterday, he talked about you count -- cannot shout fire in a crowded theater. that line is from a disgraced supreme court opinion. we believe the solution to bad ideas is to debate them and persuade our fellow americans. kamala harris believes the solution to things she disagrees with his to silence you and shut you up. it is disgraceful, anti-american, and we will not stand for it in donald trump's political movement. [applause] i'm going to take some questions from the media and i have to remind you that we have to look through harris's lies. she talks about all of her great plans, some sheet straight up copied from donald trump. you went to his website and copy and pasted it. she's going to put on a red maga hat next thing you know. if you got these great ideas, i've got an idea for you, want you do them right now because you're vice president? [applause] the sit

have i talked to donald trump about his calls with vladimir putin? i've never had the conversation with trump in my life. even if it is true, is there something wrong with speaking to world leaders? is there anything wrong with engaging in diplomacy? kamala harris's approach has been to hide from the american people and hide from world leaders. you know what that has gotten us? we were on the world -- on the verge of world war iii. it is a complete failure of a foreign policy. [applause] one of my favorite donald trump moments of his first presidency, you may remember this. do you know kim jong-un? he is the leader of north korea. let's be honest. kim jong-un has not skipped many meals. donald trump goes to kim jong-un and he meets with him and all the photographers come in and president trump looks at the photographers and says all right, everybody. make us look good. make us look very thin. kim jong-un shoots up like this kind of offended a little bit. what it showed is -- i see a lot of you laughing. i'm not just trying to make fun of kim jong-un.

trump tower, that is, on the territory donald trump. trump now acts as a private person, and he has a very good relationship with putin, as he said. if donald trump wins, america first. hardly anyone else in america could have uttered those words after two years of russia's war against ukraine. you are watching radio svoboda's weekly video podcast, state situation. today we are talking about what does donald trump mean by a fair deal for ukraine? and why was ukraine not mentioned at all at the vice-presidential debate in the usa? well, the navigator in a full-time situation will be a professor of political science serhii kudelya of baylor university in texas. sergey, congratulations. hello, rostislav. greetings. so what do we have? we have the fact that volodymyr zelenskyi's visit to the united states became politically balanced precisely because of the meeting. at the last minute with republican candidate donald trump. by the way, trump said after the meeting that he and zelensky both want a fair deal. moreover, trump repeated twice, sp

this brand new filing came after leonard leo's six blessed donald trump with broad immunity as a formersident for official acts taken while in office. with this document, the special counsel is trying to convince u.s. district judge tonya chutkan that trump's crimes are not protected by presidential immunity because they were committed as a private citizen, or as a candidate for office. while we have known about the alleged crimes, today's filing outlines stunning new details of how trump and his allege coconspirators perpetrated this crime against all americans. according to smith, what fueled the multiple crimes was trump's deseepts and desperate efforts to use knowingly false claims of election fraud to disrupt the electoral process. trump knew the election was close. he knew it would take time to count ballots. and that his lead would vanish. privately he told the vice president's chief of staff, that he would simply declare victory before all the ballots were counted. and every lie after would work towards the same goal -- ending the american democratic process. according to smith,

perhaps in donald trump's america, the election is on the 28th. donald trump's objective is clear. this was donald trump out loud live on national television this morning saying that he was going to meet with the owner of one of the nation's biggest cable channels and pressure him into not running any ads that criticize him or put on any criticism until the election is over. in any other presidential election in america, that would be a campaign defining scandal. but with trump, it is just friday. it's hardly a blip on the radar. just yesterday, trump the cbs news show 60 minutes on truth social, referencing a fully fabricated scandal that he told 60 minutes to release the tapes, saying we can do with the nice way, or the hard way. now, as a presidential candidate, it's a pretty empty threat. but as president, it's not. trump is very clearly telegraphing what he will do to the media if he regains power. he wants the media to bend to his will or pay the price. and again, he has been saying that over and over and over again out loud and on camera. >> i go a step further. it's so bad,

[aplausos] reportero: el foro comunitario con donald trump permitiÓ a 13 personas cuestionar a donald de deportar indocumentados que trabajan en cultivos. >> si usted deporta esta gente quiÉn harÍa el trabajo? >> queremos trabajadores que vengan legalmente. tienen que amar nuestro paÍs. reportero: jorge dijo cÓmo le pareciÓ la respuesta. >> para mÍ le hizo falta. no quedÉ convencido si va a dejar a la gente o deportar. >> muy preocupante para mÍ. reportero: ramiro gonzÁlez preguntÓ sobre el ataque del capitolio en 2021, y dijo que con la respuesta decidiÓ su voto. >> no voy a votar por Él. reportero: teresa preguntÓ a kamala harris sobre las virtudes de trump, e hizo lo mismo con donald trump sobre harris. >> puede reconocer algunas virtudes. respondiÓ. le agradecÍ mÁs esta respuesta. reportero: republicanos calificaron el foro como positivo. >> muy concreto con las respuestas a las preguntas. preguntas interesantes. reportero: demÓcratas critican a donald trump. >> Él solamente quiere implementar crueldad. habla de inmigrantes de una forma ofensiva. >> sabemos que tiene un voto duro.

that's who donald trump is. those facts, those facts that we know about what donald trump did, including what he did when our capitol was under siege, those facts do not come from donald trump's political opponents, those facts come from the people closest to him. they are the ones who testified that donald trump did not want to stop the violent attack on our capitol. when he learned that vice president pence was not going to abandon his oath and help trump seize power, trump sent out a tweet attacking pence and further inflaming the mob. one of trump's aides testified that shortly after that this aide received a phone call alerting him that the vice president had been evacuated for his own safety from his office off the floor of the senate. this aide recalled rushing to the dining room to tell trump hoping that this information would convince him to take immediate action to ensure the vice president's safety. instead, after this aide delivered that news, donald trump looked up at him and said, so what. he said,

like donald trump. has a plan, that will be implemented on day one, and i have been very clear about that, as well. imagine the oval office on january 20th. it is going to be one of two people. donald trump or me. and if it's donald trump, you can see what is going to be. it is going to be him sitting at that desk, stewing over his enemy list. he is full of grievance. he is full of dark language, that is about retribution and revenge. and so the american people have a choice. it is either going to be that or it will be me there. focused on my to do list. focused on the american people and getting through that list of goals and plans to improve the lives of the american people. >> madam vice president, can you give us a sense of your internal polling at the campaign and how it is making or influencing decisions on what to do over the next nine days. spoke to be very frank, my internal polling is my instinct. i let the campaign people deal with the other stuff. and i am responding to what i am saying. jus

election, thousands of ballots were being counted right here in this convention center, and because donald trump willing to spread lies about voter fraud in michigan, protesters came down, banged on the windows shouting lettuce in, stopped the count. poll workers inside, earlier we learned someone on trump campaign told a lawyer to find a reason to try and throw out votes, quote, even if it's bs. do not vote. -- do not boo. hold on. later the state same staffer said they could people riot. all because donald trump could not accept losing. right now we just saw one of the deadliest couple of hurricanes in north carolina, florida and while biden and harris are comforting families and trying to get aid and fema workers are trying to go out there, donald trump is making stuff up saying oh, they are diverting emergency funds to immigrants and that they are not giving it to republican counties. so suddenly, fema workers, emergency workers, trying to help desperate people are worried about their own safety. and people are applying for aid. when did that become okay? look, i know you know the answer, bu

jill stein's running mate says nothing about donald trump. says nothing about donald trump.amala harris and running for donald trump. the new york times interviewed bob mcmurray, a campaign volunteer for jill stein in michigan who said he voted for hillary clinton and joe biden but this time, his voting for jill stein. "even as he surmised that donald trump would be worse for gaza. i have been putting my entire life for the lesser of two evils. i am tired of it." i understand that feeling, bob. i voted for third-party candidates many times before the 21st century but i have never voted in a state where my presidential vote matters. massachusetts, then new york and now california. but my vote isn't going to matter in this year's election. because we already know who is going to win in california. your vote in michigan matters much more than any voter in california or new york or massachusetts or 35 other states. bob, you as a michigan voter has been entrusted by the founding fathers as one of the american voters who actually gets to choose the winner of the electoral college.

that is what donald trump is going to do. id it once before but i think we are going to unleash with trump as president for a second term a golden age of prosperity for arizona and the whole country but we have got to get in there first. thank you. sir. >> we talked a few weeks ago in tucson. i'm posting from telemundo. i want to ask you because down trump has said before he will revoke the temporary protective status of some migrants in ohio. . i want to ask you what is your plan? would you support that? the same thing for migrants in different communities. venezuelans, mexicans that are applying for asylum which is a program that is legally based. and what would you do with them? which you revoke them or not? sen. vance: there are 70 differences between donald trump's approach to the border and kamala harris's approach to the border. this particular issue, i think what, harris has done is she has used programs that are meant to help people escaping tyranny she has used it to grant amnesty to millions of people who have no le

donald trump believes he does. my pro tip of a day is if you need heart surgery, listen to the people at the mayo clinic in rochester, minnesota, not donald trump. the same goes for this -- i ask everyone out there, teachers, truck drivers, everyone, how is it fair you are paying taxes every year and donald trump has not paid taxes the last 10, 15 years? that's what's wrong with the system. there is a way around it and he has bragged about that. we are just asking for fairness. sen. vance: you say trust the experts come up with those experts for 40 years is that if we shift our manufacturing base off to turn it we would get cheaper goods. they lied about that. they said if we shift our industrial base to other countries, to mexico and elsewhere, it would make the middle class stronger. they were wrong about that. they were wrong about the idea that if we made america less self-reliant, less productive in our own nation, it would somehow make us better off and they were wrong about it. for the first time in a genera

i didn't bring up john kelly talking about what donald trump said about hitler's generals. i didn't bring that up. i talked about john kelly's view of trump based on something trump has been saying in the last week. so that's what i asked him. so john kelly makes accusations that are rejected by five people. you again, you're talking exact thing. i didn't bring i think that may be implicates his overall judgment, and i think the fact that he has a worldview that's so oppositional to peace and prosperity suggests that he's not an honest arbiter here. this is not a guy hi john kelly, going to bragg, did jeffrey goldberg, who is interested in the american truth or is interested in telling an honest account of donald trump. he's a guy with an ax to grind because donald trump fired him and disagreed with them on policy. >> so all of those ten people, including the former vice president mike pence, all of these people are have this terribly damaged worldview and they're all just going after donald trump because they want to send people into war. that's what, that's really your arg

donald trump had four years.four years to do this and he promised you, america, how easy would be. i will build you a big beautiful wall and mexico will pay for it. less than 2% of the wall got built and mexico didn't pay a dime ut here we are nine years after he came down the escalator, dehumanizing people and telling them what he was going to do. as far as the deportation plan, at one point senator vance said it was so unworkable to be laughable. that's where we're at. pass the bill. she was signing. >> margaret: governor, your time is up her senator, the question was with you separate appearance from their children even if their kids are u.s. citizens? you of one minute. >> senator vance: my point is we have massive child separations thanks to kamala harris' open border. i didn't accuse kamala harris of inviting drug mules. i said she let cartels operate freely. we know they use children as drug mules and it's a disgrace that has to stop. what tim said doesn't pass the smell test. for three years, harris went

donald trump has the opposite approach, he goes in with the big, brash, over confidence and seeks to turn that into reality. in a way, we're getting from both sides a sense of, well, maybe trump will be winning. if trump wins, i will say this, you know, democrats in 2016 were shocked when he won. i don't think that that's going to happen this time around. people are very well aware of the possibility of trump winning and how very close it is. but, again, what's striking in this moment in time is, you know, how donald trump's followers basically a giving him a pass on anything he would do and say. and that strikes me as really making it even harder for us to understand whether this campaigning at the last minute really matters, whether these undecided voters matter. both campaigns in many ways are appealing to their electorate and seeking to get them out. it's not so much persuasion anymore as it is about mobilization in this very divided country. >> i guess the question is kamala harris giving enough to voters who are still making up their minds? because, again, there are a handful of

calendar mix-up aside, donald trump's objective is clear, this was donald trump on national television this morning saying that he would meet with the owner of one of the nation's biggest cable channels and pressure him into not running any ads that criticize him or put on any gif's that criticize him. any other election in america, campaign defining scandal. with trump, it is just friday, hardly a blip on the radar. yesterday, trump threatened the cbs news show 60 minutes on truth social referencing fully fabricated scandal that he told 60 minutes to release the tapes saying, we can do it the nice way or the hard way. as a presidential candidate, pretty empty threat. as president, it is not. trump is very clearly telegraphing what he will do to the media if he regains power. he wants the media to bend to his will or pay the price. again, he has been saying that over and over and over again, out loud and on camera. >> i go a step further, so bad they should lose their license and take 60 minutes off the air. the new york times is one of the most dishonest of all, i watched this new yor

so would you be arguing that the donald trump that you saw during covid was more the donald trump as the executive he was before he was elected into office? >> he rarely was, in my knowledge of him and working with him and talking to him, because i knew him for a number of years in this particular period of time was that he was very good at selling himself. he was very good at telling what he did without actually doing it. and to a large degree, he followed along what maybe he learned what we did on the show because we created the persona for him, and he went along with it, and that was very much an advantage to him. but to a large degree, not true. >> we are less than three weeks before the next election. why are you writing this now? why not four years ago, eight years ago? >> up until '22 when i retired, i was a senior executive reporting to the ceo of nbc universal and comcast and it was inappropriate for me as an executive at the time. i wasn't in your position as a news reporter, i was an executive, and the company had policies about that sort of thing. i probably wouldn't have