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also tonight biden-harris' commerce secretary gina raimondo roasted for trying to downplay the government wiping out as fiction a massive 818,000 jobs that didn't exist from from government job reports. former shark tank cohost kevin o'leary here with his reaction. plus, the economist magazine is going to be a liberal leftist publication. it's now slamming harris' economic policies as bad. if former trump labor department secretary nominee andy puzder here to react. but first this: >> i hope the press writes the story fairly because it's a story of disgrace. we had a border czar who was border or czar. she loved the title, but she didn't want to do the work because she's lazy and probably, more importantly than being lazy, she wants to have an open border. and you say who would want an open border where criminals can pour into our country? and all you have to do is walk up there if you have the couraged to do it and go the that open section, stand there for a little while. elizabeth: okay, that was former president trump at the border in arizona today without plexiglas. we've got a manhun

>> please welcome former rhode island governor gina raimondo. >> robert garcia. >> dick durbin. >> dorisackson. >> tony goldwyn. >> steve kerr. >> shawn fain. >> in the words of the great american poet, nelly, "it's getting hot in here." [cheers and applause] >> desi: okay, yeah, i guess we had time for a dad bod strip tease. guys, it's really getting late now, so let's wrap up the other speakers and bring out joe! please welcome congressman jim clyburn. >> raphael warnock. >> kathy hochul. >> alexandria ocasio-cortez. >> jaime raskin. >> jasmine crockett. >> chris coons. >> and i want to talk with you for just a few minutes. [laughter and applause] >> desi: jesus christ! is this still going on?? no disrespect to chris coons, but [bleep] chris coons. it's almost midnight! mama's got to get to bed. and you know who else has to get to bed? joe biden! for the love of god, let's hear from biden! >> please welcome ashley biden. >> desi: not that biden! it is 11:00. you can't be introducing new bidens right now! do we have to go through the whole family? is commander biden going to come out af

and there were some other names thrown around, like gretchen whitmer or wes moore or gina raimondo, butething about them that the news media doesn't think works. >> it sure would help if there was a reassuring white guy who looked like all of our, most of our, past presidents to help her out. >> she needs a southern white male to balance out the ticket. >> she's going to need a white male. and if you can get one from a swing state, i think it's really important. >> i do wonder if it is inevitable that this is a white man summer, as far as it concerns kamala harris's running mate. >> ronny: i mean, that is so blunt. at least be subtle about it: if kamala wants to win, she needs somebody who wears cargo shorts, and can play "wonderwall" on guitar... white guys. for more analysis on the importance of a balanced ticket, let's go live to the harris campaign headquarters with desi lydic. [cheers and applause] desi. desi, does it have to be a white guy? why can't there be two women on the ticket? >> whoa, whoa, whoa, ronny, an all-female ticket? america couldn't even handle an all-female "ghos

commerce secretary gina raimondo at the podium. good evening.anks for joining us. almost one month to the day since president joe biden ended his reelection campaign. he will take the stage at the dnc tonight to support the new nominee, kamala harris. >> and here is a live look inside the event. it is the first of four nights of the convention at the united center. as we said in chicago, opening day of the convention has brought out democratic supporters and also dozens of protesters. >> abc seven news anchor julian glover is live in

we also heard from gina raimondo, commerce secretary and star of the short-lived cbs series "everybodycavalcade of america's most electrifying lieutenant governors. we also heard from new york governor kathy hochul who wasted no time in making no sense. >> hello, democrats! are you ready to elect kamala harris the first pres -- president of the united states? >> stephen: yes. yes, the first president of the united states. seems like a mistake, but it's like george washington famously said, "that little girl was me." tim walz didn't speak, right? tim walz didn't speak tonight, but he was interviewed on the sidelines and his kids added a little something extra. >> it's a privilege. it's an honor. and i can tell you, this ticket, uh, feeling that energy, just a privilege. >> stephen: that's fun. little bunny ears. after that, they gave chuck schumer an atomic wedgie. then, we got an unscheduled speaker. ♪ freedom, where are you? ♪ ♪ 'cause i need freedom, too ♪ ♪ i break chains all by myself ♪ ♪ won't let my freedom ♪ ♪ rot in hell ♪ ♪ i'ma keep running 'cause a winner don't quit on thems

we saw gina raimondo say in the rally cry that kamala harris is for the people while donald trump isimself. the highlight of the night was the president biden speech. a 48-minute speech. he got a four-minute standing ovation when he arrived. a hero's welcome and several long bouts of applause during the speech. he talked about the recovery since covid when he took office and the high stock market and spun it forward. he said kamala harris and governor tim walz are the ones to carry the agenda forward. here's what he said. >> kamala and tim will continue to take on corporate greed and bring down cost of food. they'll keep taking on big pharma making insulin $35 a month. not just for seniors, but everyone in america. >> reporter: that pop ulist thread is interesting. shawn fain was wearing a t-shirt saying "scab." we heard from liz schueler. taking on corporations is the way to go before november. take a listen. >> this election is about two economic visions. one where families live paycheck to paycheck where people have no right to join a union. a ceo's dream, but a worker's nightmare

. ♪ ♪ ♪ just yesterday evening they let me know i was bumped ♪ ♪ by somebody named gina raimondo ♪ ♪screaming at the top of my lungs ♪ ♪ you dirty bastards, how dare you ♪ ♪ i'll set fires and i'll bring pain ♪ ♪ i'll bend your limbs in ways that limbs should never bend ♪ ♪ create traumas your mind cannot comprehend ♪ ♪ bitch, you'll learn not to cross j.t. again ♪ >> announcer: it's "the late show with stephen colbert" live in chicago! tonight... barack to the future! stephen welcomes speaker emerita nancy pelosi and house democratic leader hakeem jeffries! with a special appearance by laura benanti. featuring louis cato and "the late show" band. now, live from the auditorium in chicago, it's stephen colbert! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> stephen: hello! hello! have a good, have a good. tuesday. happy tuesday, happy tuesday. hello! >> stephen! stephen! >> stephen: thank you, everybody. isn't that nice? now we're good. now we are grounded, baby. [cheering] that's nice. thank you, everybody. please have a seat. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. up here, down there, everybody in the midd

here is secretary that of commerce if gina raimondo interviewed by abc. >> when you hear that, do youtially think that those new numbers could be a liability for this campaign? >> not. when i hear that, first of all, i don't believe it because i've never heard donald trump say anything truthful can d. >> it is, though, from the bureau of labor. >> i don't -- i'm not familiar with. that. [laughter] stuart that's extraordinary. how come the secretary was not familiar with the jobs report? just ignore the bad news, move on. what will harris do? how does she pivot from claiming we have a booming economy to acknowledging that the jobs market is weaker than reported? answer, she doesn't pivot. she just ignores the problem and takes no questions. inflation is not transitory as a biden suggested. the biden-harris team did not create millions of jobs, they actually added far fewer. there's a big difference between creating new jobs and adding back jobs after the pandemic. ignore and deny. but let's carry this through. the economy is clearly weakening, but kamala harris wants to impose a raft o

gina raimondo said she doesn't believe it. >> the bureau of labor said 800,000 fewer jobs were cree caddonald trump is already addressing this on the campaign trail. let's take a listen to that one together. >> the administration padded the numbers with an extra, listen to this one, 818,000 jobs that don't exist. >> so when you hear that, do you potentially think the new numbers could be a liability for this campaign. >> no, when i hear that, first of all i don't believe it because i never heard donald trump say anything truthful. >> it is from the bureau of labor. >> i'm not familiar with that. maria: i'm not familiar with that, she's the commerce secretary. >> she's the commerce secretary, right. here they manipulated employment numbers which affects markets which by the way their manipulation of them favored their positio position in the ef how they're manipulating the economy. the tell us the crime numbers are down everybody knows the crime numbers aren't down. the local police, the philadelphia police, the new york police, they tell us that the crime numbers are down, so this admin

commerce secretary gina raimondo at the podium. good evening. i'm ama daetz, and i'm dan ashley. >> thanks for joining us. almost one month to the day since president joe biden ended his reelection campaign. he will take the stage at the dnc tonight to support the new nominee, kamala harris. >> and here is a live look inside the event. it is the first of four nights of the convention at the united center. as we said in chicago, opening day of the convention has brought out democratic supporters and also dozens of protesters. >> abc seven news anchor julian glover is live in chicago tonight with the very latest julian. >> hey there dan and ama. good evening. a really electrifying crowd here inside of the united center right now. you hear the cheers behind me. moments ago, we heard from a number of california elected officials. lieutenant governor eleni kounalakis. we've also heard from california senator laphonza butler. and soon we expect to hear from warriors head coach steve kerr. but for the first night of the dnc, we expect the big headliner

maria: gina raimondo apparently says she does not believe the news because trump's said it. >> todayureau of labor say more than 800,000 fewer jobs were actually created than initially reported and we have a soundbite and we can listen to it together because donald trump is already addressing this on the campaign trail, let's take a listen about together. >> the administration padded the numbers with an extra, listen to this 1,818,000 jobs that don't exist. >> when you hear that do you think the new number could be a liability for the campaign. >> when i hear that i don't believe it because i've never heard donald trump say anything truthful. >> it is from the bureau of labor. >> i'm not familiar with that. how is she not familiar with that. >> this is a u.s. secretary of commerce who is not familiar with the bureau of labor and statistics, this had nothing to do with what president trump said this came from the bls and it is shameful that whoever is calculating the statistics can be that far off. when you go back to 800,000 annual revision was a huge number but i think it ten out of

dana, i want to talk to you about gina raimondo, the secretary of commerce.the sound and we will come back. >> when you hear that do you potentially know the new numbers could be a liability for this campaign? >> no, when i hear that, first of all i don't believe it because i've never heard donald trump say anything truthful. >> it is, though, from the bureau of labor. >> not familiar with that. >> judge jeanine: and of course, dana, that is about the 818,000 jobs that the bureau of labor statistics said were falsely claimed to have been created by the biden-harris administration. >> dana: yeah, so there was a revision. the bureau of labor statistics does it every year. eight sometimes it works in an administration's favor, sometimes it doesn't. in this case for biden-harris, it doesn't. the media or your own cabinet can sweep it under the rug appeared on the raimondo point, however the press secretary is, should get either a real talking to or be shown the door. because that was gigantic news yesterday and for the secretary to go on an interview and not be p

this commerce secretary gina raimondo finally addressed this today in interview with abc.h. >> do you potentially think this new numbers could be a liability for this campaign? >> no. when i hear that, first of all, i don't believe it because i have never heard donald trump say anything truthful. >> it is though from the bureau of labor. >> i'm not familiar with that. >> laura: what? i didn't hear this before. she is not familiar which which one the department of labor or the bureau of statistics. she is the commerce secretary. what do you think about that? >> just to put some facts on the table, so, yes, for one year period, they reduced it from 250,000 per month to 175. which still makes, including if i take out the covid year for former president trump, he averaged about 180,000 jobs per month. president biden, including this revision today is 250,000. you know math. 250 is greater than 180. and i'm taking out the covid influence. if we look at the energy, i know that you spoke about energy before we imported more barrels per month from venezuela under president trump.

people like gina raimondo haven't even really been able to the demonstrate their talent. my own governor maura healey. this party has so much to offer for the future, for a future of more freedom for future of more breathing room for americans as they make their way through an economy where costs have become a critical issue. and on the other side of the aisle, you just got donald trump and j.d. vance offering during the past offering to take us backwards as a country offering to insult millions of americans, particularly women who are going to be the decisive votes in this election congressman, when we look at this swing-state polling, we can put some of this up for people. >> there has been a clear shift in harris's in democrats favor when joe biden. so this is, this is harris. look at those numbers on the right for trump in swing states, this is the model from cbs news. you're seeing a mix of 48 and 50s for trump in these swing states, we can put up the previous look at this when biden was at the top of the ticket and every single state has trump above 50%, which is of

which severely impacted a number of companies could have impacted employment, but thankfully, gina raimondo, when she became the commerce secretary, was able to undo those harmful tariffs. >> but what about when we hear from jason furman, obviously, who worked in the obama administration and top economist, and he said he actually thinks that a policy like that would do more harm than good. >> well, that sounds like an economist here in the real-world. i've seen what price gouging is what it does, and how are people can be harmed? and again, this didn't supply and the man that will happen. and sometimes it will happen even when it's tough on the american people. but you and i both know there are times where companies say we're going to bleed every nickel out of this situation. and in those instances, we need these types of laws to step in. >> yeah, of course a lot of people pushed back on that plan and said it's just simply supply and demand and the supply chain and what that looks like itself out in court. you actually have to go to court and prove that it's more than supply and demand and

after that, she would pick gina raimondo. i have a huge respect for gina raimondo.jamie dimon would want it. >> that's interesting. >> why wouldn't he want it? >> i think he doesn't want to answer to anybody. >> okay. >> really? you think somebody could turn that job down? i feel like secretly everyone has dreamed. >> i think potentially this -- >> you think it could be it? >> the timing works. the rebuilding is up on park avenue. there's been talking. >> the legacy. >> sure. >> by the way, if you have a lot of stock and you want to put it in treasuries, there's a great opportunity. you leave and go to the white house, the tax benefit, at least in the immediate term, is quite rema remarkable. >> public service. >> lydia, thank you for coming in on a summer friday in your whites. >> summer whites. winter whites. which ever way it goes. >>> coming up on the other side. we head to paris. carl quintanilla is there as the olympics head into the home stretch this weekend. he's going to be joined by the commissioner of the women's soccer lgueae. jessica berman's going to b

amna: gina raimondo on the stage. we will take a short break.ght back with continued live coverage of the democratic national convention. stay with us. ♪ >> 1956, adlai stevenson was nominated and he said why don't i let the delegates select who they want for vice president? there was this amazing confrontation on the floor between john kennedy, the little-known senator, against estes keefe over, the runner-up to stevenson. it looked like it would be kennedy but estes keefe over won. >> this convention selected a man who campaigned in all parts of the country, who worked for the party and will serve as an admirable running mate to governor stevenson. i hope this convention will make his nomination unanimous. >> in a way that was the first speech kennedy gave in the 1960 presidential campaign. amna: welcome back to live coverage of the democratic national committee and. i'm on the nevada's. geoff: i'm jeff benefit -- geoff bennett. we will hear speeches from hillary clinton, jill biden and joe biden. for now, back to the convention floor. >> i'm

there was no business person really that close to biden except for gina raimondo.ness people surrounding harris. if you're in the stock market. if you care about your paycheck, you go with -- you go with trump. >> that's what you do. >> you do? >> he wants to cut your taxes. >> your taxes. >> my taxes got raised as you know under the last trump administration. >> i don't know if he wants to cut -- >> i'm in a blue state. they want to kill us. >> i try to go to -- put us out of business. >> i can become an italian citizen -- >> getting rid of the salt tax deduction. back to the markets with the s&p down 3.75%, the nasdaq down 4.1%. >> scary. >> bob pisani, will you please, please talk for a little while so i can get some rest. >> let's, everybody, you guys are doing a great job. calm as always. that's what we want to see. 20 to 1 declining to advancing stocks. we are well off the highs. 5119 after the open. that was the low. low print after the open. 5173 right now. as you might think all the growth stuff is getting hit pretty hard here. most of it, 4 to 5%. this wa

to 1 million jobs that weren't created during the past year in the biden-harris administration gina raimondowhen asked about it today, she wasn't familiar with it. she's the secretary of commerce right. unemployment is at 4.3%, the highest it's been since 2021. 11%. credit card defaults, the highest it's been in. i think, since 2009. so the economy isn't great and people feel that in their pocketbooks at home. and we're going to leave here with this great sugar high and this hope. and then people are going to have to pay their, their bills. and so it's going to be tough. it's going to be a tough race. >> but what we know is at the end of the day, it is going to be obviously about a choice, but a choice about who do you trust, who do you trust is going to be the person who will help continue to try to lower your costs who sees you and understands those kitchen table challenges. and that's part of what democrats are trying to talk about. and look, i think president clinton made a really important point. donald trump talks about himself over and over and over again he has money. he's not hurtin

jeffries, we're going to hear from transportation secretary pete buttigieg, commerce secretary gina raimondo tonight. and then two new ones that have not been announced. michigan governor gretchen whitmer pennsylvania governor josh shapiro, both from battleground states. kentucky governor andy beshear, who we all got to know through veepstakes and illinois governor jb pritzker obviously were in his home state. but there's going to be a real emphasis on week he'd got a deep bench. >> this is the future that's and that's that's what they want everyone see, obviously, but they're going to see the elder statesman of the party. they're going to see hillary clinton joe biden the last two nominees, 2016 and 20211 and one loss both won the popular vote, both won the popular vote, 111 loss. and then i also think it's fascinating and it's not an accident you're going to see a lot of african american women here for maxine waters, again, part of the older generation speaks, saw congressman lauren underwood is here. congresswoman joyce beatty is here, the mayor of los angeles, karen karen bass is here. o

. ♪ just yesterday evening they let me know i was bumped ♪ ♪ by somebody named gina raimondo ♪ ♪ so i♪ ♪ i'll bend your limbs in ways that limbs should never bend ♪ ♪ create traumas your mind cannot comprehend ♪ ♪ [ bleep ] ♪ ♪ you'll learn not to cross j.t. again ♪ >> that's not real, is it? >> no. they dubbed it over. >> did they reschedule james taylor? you don't just cancel james taylor. >> don't bump j.t., baby. >> you got a friend. >> you got to get j.t. >> "gone to carolina." >> that would be perfect. look at this segue right here that she just did. >> that was nice. >> here is perhaps the most illiterate person when it comes to pop culture. >> not j.t. >> i loved that. >> former president trump is making another campaign stop in north carolina later today, his second visit to the state in the span of one week and his third in less than a month. >> this is why i am the dennis thatcher of "morning joe." >> this comes as the university of virginia center for politics shifted north carolina from leaning republican to toss-up. joining us now from north carolina, democratic governor

gina raimondo panda head of the small business and administration. -- and the head of the small businessistration. we have seen engagement and funds. it is harder to get funding directly there, but harris, her agenda, proposals that would build on more support for small businesses. there is no question that with president trump having been a businessman, there is the allure , self-proclaimed businessman, very successful businessman from his point of view, there is similar to how he has achieved his success in the area of business. i think the messaging that we have seen coming from the republican and from his campaign has been very focused on small business. i'm not sure that has been the case comparably in the biden-harris administration, and i think we are now starting to see the harris campaign really target that. i think it is fair to say that there is some allure around not just republican agenda, but about trump and his role in business and the thought that there would be a priority around that for other business owners. host: janet murgia, unidosus president and ceo. you can call

. >> please welcome gina raimondo ♪. [cheers and applause] >> good evening. hello, democrats. this evening. you know, long before i was the governor of rhode island -- [cheers and applause] i was a little girl growing up there in a middle-class family. my dad found his american dream in a watch factory in providence. and that job gave him a way to provide for our family, a community for him to belong to, and so much pride. but like so many americans in the 1980's, after 25 years of his heart work, -- hard work, his job and the jobs of all of his friends were shipped overseas. years later, my dad said to me, gina, this happened because our leaders lead us down. and my father was right. the republican in power who pushed the same old economic strategy, let us just cut taxes for the wealthy and leave everybody else behind, not only did my father lose his job, but frankly, manufacturing left my state. manufacturing withered in rhode island done all across the nation. in communities all across america, factories shuddered. communities got hollowed out. -- shuttered. communities wer

. >> please welcome gina raimondo ♪. [cheers and applause] >> good evening. hello, democrats.re this evening. you know, long before i was the governor of rhode island -- [cheers and applause] i was a little girl growing up there in a middle-class family. my dad found his american dream in a watch factory in providence. and that job gave him a way to provide for our family, a community for him to belong to, and so much pride. but like so many americans in the 1980's, after 25 years of his heart work, -- hard work, his job and the jobs of all of his friends were shipped overseas. years later, my dad said to me, gina, this happened because our leaders lead us down. and my father was right. the republican in power who pushed the same old economic strategy, let us just cut taxes for the wealthy and leave everybody else behind, not only did my father lose his job, but frankly, manufacturing left my state. manufacturing withered in rhode island done all across the nation. in communities all across america, factories shuddered. communities got hollowed out. -- shuttered. communities w