harmeet dhillon on that.s, 2016 republican presidential candidate bobby jindal with us on the parents of kayla mueller, murdered by isis. speaking out last night at the gop convention. their harrowing story that they begged president obama and his administration for help, but they refused to talk to them and only did so after isis leader al-baghdadi had kayla murdered. and joe concha on the breakdown in the media after months of chaos, the media finally waking up as riots hit the 2020 race. this debate, is the silence from democrats for months and silence if media for months on en, did that giving increasing agency to the rioting and9 looting? also with us tonight retired i.c.e. acting director ronald patel low on a new and tire warning, the united nations' 50 member companies now warning the world about something we sounded the alarm about, a warning to stop the distracting, petty d.c. media with squabble. transnational criminals including drug and human traffickers are getting together in prison, they're co

elizabeth: harmeet dhillon, thanks for joining us. we really appreciate it. >> my pleasure.th: to u.s. attorney john durham and the criminal investigation of the trump-russia probe. word is it could wrap up by lay wore day and that cur ham is set to interview former cia director john brennan. also that investigators are looking into how the obama administration officials committed abuses of power by politicizing these probes. greg steube from house judiciary joins us on where the indictments could come. that story next. ♪ >> we're talking about russian propaganda. the doj under obama and the fbi under president obama and vice president biden are tried to create -- have tried to create this thing that is beyond russian propaganda. ♪ ♪ because our way works great for us! but not for your clients. that's why we're a fiduciary, obligated to put clients first. so, what do you provide? cookie cutter portfolios? nope. we tailor portfolios to our client's needs. but you do sell investments that earn you high commissions, right? we don't have those. so, what's in it for you? our fees

harmeet dhillon is here. check this out, she worked near kamala for two decades in san francisco legal circles and she has the behind-the-scenes a scoop that everyone in this country needs to hear tonight. plus, the media's reaction to the kamala harris pick by biden, suggested he now has totally wrapped up the black vote, no need to even talk about the black vote, but is that the case? we speak to some very interesting voices who say not so fast. and my "angle" will come a little later in the show. i'm going to reveal the truth about covid in the red versus blue states. but first, joe biden's announcement of kamala harris as vp, well, it contains a telling tidbit. this is what he said in the written statement, "i decided kamala harris is the best person to help me take this fight to donald trump and mike pence, and then to lead this nation starting in january 2021." wait, wait, to lead this nation? wasn't that you, supposed to be on the top of the ticket doing all that meeting for us, joe? you know, that who

harmeet dhillon says senator harris is not a good choice for the democrats. >> she doesn't add anything to the ticket. the presidency is not going to be won or lost based on democrats voting in california. >> she thinks karen bass would have been a better choice because of her progressive background. >>> in this age of covid-19, social media and zoom are the ways to connect. maya harris, kamala's sister tweeted that day when the little girl from oaktown became the first black woman to be a major party vice presidential nominee. so incredibly proud of you, sis. governor newsom tweeted, the perfect price for joe biden. let's go win this. and our country needs this fierce and compassionate woman no the white house. from libby schaaf. and mindy kaling, was there ever a more exciting day for our entire country but especially for my black and indian sisters. nightly news will look into the history between joe biden and kamala harris. it was uneasy just last year on the campaign trail. >>> no college football in the fall. we talk to cal players about the decision to postpone the season. >>> ba

. >> reporter: harmeet dhillon is representing the group. >> what we are seeking in the lawsuit is that the governor get out of the way and let local parents, local school boards, and small schools make these decisions themselves to open safely. >> reporter: dillon says a range of political backgrounds are represented. meantime, in cities like san francisco, families are making plans. theresa ariaga says while distance learning hey hot be ideal, most in thesy belie city it's the safest at the moment. >> families may not have somebody with a flexible schedule and they are getting outside help. for working families without extra resources it is really challenging. >> reporter: christie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> each day presents new challenges. tony thurman spoke with us about navigating these uncertain times. >> there's no question, this is the biggest challenge we've ever experienced in our lifetime, but as it relates to kids still getting a quality education, there are ways we can do that. i wan teachers, everyone is working hard. we're going to keep our kids safe and make sure the

chaffetz and former chairman of the house oversight and reform committee and civil rights attorney harmeet dhillon and founder of the center for american liberty. thanks so much for being on the show this evening. in this interview the attorney general made it sound like this is only the beginning, he described the developments today as not an earth shattering development but a guilty plea right out of the gate is a pretty big deal, right? >> it is, to have a guilty plea in the department of justice but remember we have a background here, foundation, in the work of michael horwitz, the inspector general, more than 1000 pages, 12 different people recommended for potential criminal prosecution. altering a document they can put side-by-side as clear as day and show the altered evidence as crystal-clear as it gets but it really is the precursor, the foreshadowing that others, a long list of people in the crosshairs of this investigation and the second investigation to the unmasking which should not be forgotten. >> what is the likelihood that klein smith is going to face jail time in your opinion? >>

. >> harmeet dhillon says donald trump has been the best president in history for women and explains hike! simon pagenaud takes the lead at the indy 500! coming to the green flag, racing at daytona. they're off... in the kentucky derby. rory mcllroy is a two time champion at east lake. he scores! stanley cup champions! touchdown! only mahomes. the big events are back and xfinity is your home for the return of live sports. >> as seen firsthand donald trump's disrespect for women in particular. the for paid family leave and healthcare for everyone, during this chat dark chapter in our nation's history be persistent. what also moved me about joe. this is the leader who wrote the violence against women act. >> women united against donald trump and his policies for women but hasn't the president thought for women and all-american through his first term? >> thank you, good to see you as always. what do you make of what they said last night? >> andrew yang pointed out a lot of the messages we've seen out of the dnc have been incredibly divisive, putting americans against one another, puttin

davis hanson, sarah carter, fox news contributor, the host of the sarah carter show podcast and harmeet dhillon, national founder for the center of american liberty. sarah, this was a tough night for the folks that consider melania to be free melania. remember those t-shirts people sold? that speech by melania was a complete and total home run on every front. >> she's absolutely remarkable. it was a speech that not only touched my heart as the wife of a wounded veteran, but it touched the hearts of people all across this country. she focused on the families that lost loved ones from covid. she focused on those that have died of opioid addiction and how the covid crisis and lockdown has seen a surge. we've seen a surge in suicide rates, opioid addiction. she spokes to the families of veterans and spoke to children. it's our duty as adults to be there for these children, for children all over the world. i was struck, laura by one thing. i feel this is a republican re-awakening on freedom and principles, not but the color of our skin but by the american leader, small business leaders, women, minor

contributor jason chaffetz and house oversight and reform committee and civil rights attorney harmeet dhillonnd the founder of the center for american liberty, think is so much for being here on the show this evening. jason and i will start with you. in this interview the attorney general sure made it sound like this is only the beginning. describing the developments today as not an earth shattering development. but a guilty plea right out of the gate is a pretty big deal, right? >> it is to have a guilty plea within the department of justice, but remember we have a background here. we have a foundation of that work rev michael where lets the inspector general more than a thousand pages, 12 different people recommended for potential, criminal prosecution, clinesmith altering a document that they can put side-by-side, clear as day and show that he altered evidence is about as crystal-clear as it gets. but it really is the precursor of the foreshadowing if you will that others along with the people are really in the crosshairs at this investigation. in a second investigation to the end masking

sara carter, the host of "the sara carter pot show" podcast, and harmeet dhillon.his was a tough night for folks who consider melania to be -- remember all those t-shirts people were selling? b that speech by melania was a complete and total home run on every front. >> she is absolutely remarkable. it was a speech that not only touched my heart as the wife of a wounded veteran, but it touched the hearts of people all across this country. she focused on the families who lost loved ones from covid. she focused on those who have died ofav opioid addiction, and how the covid crisis in lockdown has seen a surge, we've seen a surge i in suicide rates, opioid addiction. she spoke directly to those families, a veteran, and she spoke to children. she said, you know, it is our duty as adults to be there for these children come up her children all the world. i was struck, laura, by one thing over the last two nights. i feel this is a republican reawakening. it's a real awakening in our nation on freedom and the principles we stand on, not by the color of our skin, not by anyt

with us tonight, rnc committee woman for california harmeet dhillon on people saying, enough is enought them down after the mayhem that happened after the gop convention in washington, d.c. last night. do you have the right to peacefully assemble? you don't is have the right to loot, attack and destroy. senator rand paul and his wife were chased. trump supporters, senior citizens harassed and attacked. the question, what if the tea

party often sees her as too close to the police but republican national committee chairwoman harmeet dhillon calls her an extreme choice she made promises when she ran for district attorney should be tough on crime. >>she wasn't and her current positions as she has been pandering to the far left of the party in her race for president are really out of touch with americans. >>and former san francisco mayor willie brown says he's very excited about the biden harris ticket and in fact he doesn't believe joe biden would win without kamala harris as his running mate. and i think areas will be there with every black woman in the country already impressed with biden but now even more impressed. one byte is a comp it by. not another been kamala harris. and make sure to download the kron on app you can use it to watch the event this morning with joe biden and kamala harris are scheduled to speak live to the country at 1250 this afternoon will carry their message. >>on kron on. >>san francisco has more than 7600 cases of covid-19 and while it appears the spread may be slowing down just a little bit ci

we're going to talk to rnc committee woman from california harmeet dhillon about the left-leaning mediain that u.s. attorney john durham may wrap up his criminal

joining me now from san francisco is harmeet kaur dhillon, former vice chairwoman of the california republicang to us. there is an enormous amount at stake as i am sure you would agree and an entirely different version of america, entirely different vision of reality. i would not say reality. i would not say reality but definitely a different vision about what america should be, what it is and where it is going on we have already seen a big contrast between the democratic national convention last week and last night's amazing start to our convention programme and we look forward to the next nights as well. the republicans are good at attacking democrats but we need to hear, don't we, why they want another four yea rs why they want another four years and what they will do with them. i think you heard that loud and clear last night and you will hear it. the president has led this country to historicjob growth and opportunity, tax cuts, even during this time of covid—19, his rapid action saved small american businesses including my own and others and he has made historic strides in terms of crimi