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harris? >> harris: thanks very much.ackburn of the great state of tennessee. she's a member of the senate judiciary committee and the finance committee. you coined the term every state is a border state. feels like that now. now you have one presidential candidate going to where you need to be to see it all and another one running away from it. >> yes, indeed. what we know is that kamala harris was named the border czar march 24, 2021. she made one trip to that border at el paso. she didn't go to the rio grande valley. what we understand, harris, she never even contacted the border patrol chiefs and said what can we do to help you. now, as aishah was saying, this is issue number 1. or number 2, with the american people. they are living this. they see the fentanyl, the drugs, the poisoning. they see the crime that is coming from gangs in communities that have never had crime. they see the human trafficking, the sex trafficking. and people are learning that hhs has tens of thousands of migrant children they cannot locate.

here's harris faulkner. >> harris: we begin with this fox news alert. vice president kamala harris' past is haunting her now. she pushed to eliminate private health insurance and forced 150 million people onto a government plan, americans are waiting to hear exactly what her current plan will be for their health care. i am harris faulkner. you are in "the faulkner focus." this is a big issue for so many people particularly those who are retired and on a budget. you have to know whether or not to you keep your dr.. the campaign totally flip-flopping on her 2019 position when she was running for president the first time and did not get a single delegate on her side of the aisle. a senior official is telling fox news that to the vp "will not push single payer or medicaid for all. here's what she told our peter doocy in 2019. >> how important is it to your health care plan to get rid of private insurance companies? because there is some confusion about that? >> so i'm glad you asked. so the bottom line in the most important is that everyone has access to he

harris?rris: between that and the high crime, the high number of how side still leading the nation, i don't know where the mayor finds the time to you in some ways permit some of the protesting going on outside. i've seen him on local news every night. garrett tenney, thank you. this is happening near the democratic convention venue, a pro-choice group has set up an 18-foot tall inflatable iud, and they called it freedom woom, a contraception device. just outside of the center dnc site, a mobile clinic is giving out free medical abortions and vasectomies. planned parenthood says they are fully booked, popular site, they are just getting started today, a torrent of criticism over this period marked. marc thiessen was on set with me yesterday. speak of the democrats used to treat abortion as a necessary evil, safe, legal and rare, not something to be celebrated. kamala harris the first vice president ever to look at an abortion clinic. when your party is offering free abortions at its conventio

harris. >> harris: maybe that's why she has not changed it. maybe that's the telltale sign the remains, there are no policies listed on the website, so we will just take are based on what she has done before. tammy bruce, fox news contributor and author of the brand-new fabulous book fear itself, and i mean that, it's bedside right now. so talk to me about the past and the present and the future with kamala harris, because i know you are looking into this. >> it's hard and we have to have to guest because she is a ghost. we sometimes see her, sometimes we don't. and i think that hillary clinton said this once when the left was getting mad at her because of things she was saying she said don't listen to what i say, watch what i do. and when biden was elected they said things wildly not true, but we would not know until we elected them like they were going to be a uniter and things will return to normal. at this catastrophe is normal for the democrat so here we have a woman let me think about watch what they have done, her actions have been to a

kamala harris gets it. anger, extremism, and division, that everyone has dignity and deserves respect. america, we're going to win! [cheering] and we're going to win by staying true to our values of compassion, empathy, and doing right by our neighbors. i'm so proud to be all in for the next president of the united states, kamala harris! thank you! [cheers and applause] >> please welcome george and raphael warnock. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> senator warnock: well! hello, america! thank you so very much. on january 5th, 2021, the people of georgia did an amazing thing. they sent black kid who grew up in public housing and the jewish son of an immigrant to the united states senate in one fell swoop. among those georgians was my then 82-year-old mother. she grew up in waycross, georgia. you know where that is? it's way across georgia. she grew up in waycross, georgia, where she picked other people's cotton. and other people's tobacco. but because this is america, the 82-year-old hands that used depict somebo

we'll see you later, here is harris. >> harris: we begin with breaking news. american financial markets are spiraling. the dow jones, s&p 500 and the nasdaq are having their worst day since september 2022. polls show a big majority of voters say the economy is bad for them. they feel it. critics say vice president kamala harris will have to answer for yet another crisis as she tries to convince the nation she can actually fix the border, violent crime. inflated prices on everything and the latest crisis, our stock market is in deep trouble. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." major fears at this hour that we're barreling toward a recession. here is a big warning sign. last week's hugely disappointing july jobs report. let's take a look now and, of course, in the foreground of all of this is what we're dealing with today. the back rearview mirror, part of how we got here. just 114,000 jobs added in july. that number is far below what we needed and far below what the biden-harris administration estimated of 175,000. they've been boasting abo

harris. >> harris: thank you very much. i want to bring in now the power panel richard fowler, fox news contributor and matt gorman targeted victory executive vice president and former tim scott campaign advisor. richard, you first. when harris's aides say the fractured media landscape where trust in traditional news outlets have fallen and that's why we haven't seen her in an interview, abc, cbs, nbc, what does that mean? she won't sit for anybody then, just tiktok? >> no, listen. >> harris: that's what they said. >> as a member of the media i think it is important she does sit down for an interview and i do believe that she will likely do so. with that being said, in all fairness i think it is worth pointing out it is not like kamala harris was the candidate of four months ago or five months ago or six months ago or three weeks ago. she was the candidate -- hold on. hold on a second. she was the candidate of last week. there is a lot of things that have to happen between last week and this week and next week as we go towa

host: we are talking about kamala harris, new book by charlie spiering, "amateur hour: kamala harris in the white house." we want to get you involved in this conversation. democrats, 1-800-medicare. 202-748-8000. republicans, 202-748-8001. independence, 202-748-8002. you can text us, include your first name, city and state to 202-748-8003. join us on facebook.com/c-span. the roots angela johnson had this to say aboutbook. while other news outlets have reported on dissens the v.p.'s office, it's imt to note that spiwas a political writer for the washington examiner before moving to brightbart where he worked as a white house correspondent. so he is probably not the est fan of the b her harris administering. as you can possibly imagine, the fox news crowd is ready to p up everything is -- no matter how el it's no coincidence this book coming out in the middle of the republican primary season is describing the country's first black v.p. female who happens to be a crat as difficult. but to imply that a former district attorne represented california in the united states senate, where she

kamala harris has once again made history. ♪ ♪ in her run for the presidency, vice president harris'spresident biden with overseeing diplomacy in central america to try and reduce the huge number of people crossing illegally into the u.s. along our southern border. vice president harris is touting her work to protect abortion and reproductive rights, as well as voting rights. this is unlike any presidential race in american history, and we will be covering it every step of the way. anderson cooper: welcome to the whole story. i'm anderson cooper. after the shocking assassination attempt on former president donald trump. many questions remain about the shooter and the security failures that allowed him to get so close. six presidents, including trump, have survived attacks.

harris posting this. i am proud to announce that i have asked tim walz to be my running mate as a governor, coach and teacher and veteran he delivered for working families like his. it is great to have him on the team. now let's get to work. join us. walz also posting on x quote, it is the honor of a lifetime to join harris in this campaign. i'm all in. vice president harris is showing us the politics of what is possible. it reminds me a bit of the first day of school. so let's get this done, folks. join us. walz was endorsed by the progressives in the democratic party like senator bernie sanders and the united auto workers union and famous for coining the attack line calling president trump and vance weird and seen as a plain speaking midwesterner who could win over some blue collar voters in critical states like michigan, wisconsin and pennsylvania. served six terms in congress and notably he was governor of minnesota during the george floyd riots in which he himself characterized the response to the de

harris. he hates women, especially strong, black women. i'm for harris.ost: joe in california on the trump line. good morning. caller: thank you. i got a couple points. one, kamala harris, one of the reasons i am for trump, she wants to give illegal aliens free health care, courtesy of the u.s. taxpayer. also, you know, when it comes to answers for all the issues, if you notice, the democrats, their answer for everything is more government, more bureaucrats, higher taxes, and more regulations. never anything in the free enterprise. never. that is a really key point. then, people need to realize, when you vote democratic, you are really voting for the elite liberal media's values, because they are on the same team. the elite liberal media serves as offense and defense to the left. also, trump also says he will eliminate taxes for all social security recipients. harris has no answer for that. and he will eliminate taxes on tips for everybody, which he helped with and she just chimed in said she would do that, which she is not going to do. trump -- harris is

now it is harris up 11. that is a major, major turnaround from just a couple of weeks ago. >> martha: a major turnaround indeed, and voters' concerns about biden were driven by his age and his ability to perform the job as well as those most pressing issues. how's that changed? >> yeah. this was a big drag on the democratic ticket. everyone knew it and everyone who was going to be in this arena the rest of the week was worried about that dynamic. donald trump is now the oldest presidential nominee ever, and it shows in the polling. voters are picking up on that. they saw donald trump as -- in better physical health than joe biden by a 31-point edge. now it's harris plus 30. totally reverse. 100% in the opposite direction. they saw trump as having better mental sharpness. now it's harris in that area, and they're about the same when it comes to the trust in the honesty and trustworthy. harris and biden about where they were. all of this has translated in voter enthusiasm. the number of harris voters who say t

harris. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert. the full democratic white house ticket is kicking off with a battleground state blitz. the goal is to sell those much-needed voters on entirely different vision for america than team trump is laying out. critics are calling the harris-walz agenda, radical, far to the left. we'll get into their records in a moment. i'm harris faulkner. the newly minted team will hit eau claire, wisconsin, and detroit, michigan. they kick things off in philadelphia last night. here is a bit. [cheers and applause] >> believe, believe in freedom. do we believe in opportunity? do we believe in the promise of america? and are we ready to fight for it? [cheers and applause] and when we fight, we win. [cheers and applause] and now welcome the next vice president of the united states, tim walz. [cheers and applause] >> harris: critics got after it quickly talking about the pair's progressive record, calling them the most liberal ticket ever. columnists opinion pieces, editorials from dozens of media outlets ag

kamala harris doesn't take any questions. >> harris: ouch. kamala harris won't talk to reporters. that's true. and there is another thing, too. joe biden is not at her side. the last time in fact we saw president biden was on monday. he still has five months left in office and remember, he was asked do you think iran will back down from imminently attacking israel and he said i hope so. i don't know. don't worry about any of this, though, because the vice president sends her best regards to the american public on his behalf. >> i also bring greetings from our incredible president, joe biden. joe. and i know we all deeply, deeply grateful to joe for his lifetime of service to our nation and we thank you, joe biden, each and every day for all you are and all you've done and have yet to do. [cheers and applause] >> harris: senior white house correspondent peter doocy now. >> harris, there is so much going on in the world. president biden does plan to appear in public today and that is going to be at an event celebrating the world series champion texas rangers. that is apparently what

harris now, vice president harris, now the nominee. and so she's broke a lot of glass and we stand on her shoulders and she will bring us her vision of what it means to run as a nominee and she will certainly embrace the vision of the biden-harris administration. so with that, i will stop -- quinton, welcome. we see all our friends, they have arrived and we're happy to see you all. with that, i know you all are going to take some questions. >> we have time for a few questions. the press came over to this side. [indiscernible] -- we'll go to chicago's own first. >> thank you, good morning. any of you, could you please -- let me do this quick. i would like if you could, expand on -- preview a little more of what hillary rodham clinton will say at this historic moment, where we may be electing the first female president that hasn't been discussed much, but this was something that was so much a part of the clinton campaign. perhaps senator coons, i know we had a lot, tell us how biden is reflecting on his mood at this point in history, wha

kamala harris was there for all of it. they lied about the hunter biden laptop and encouraged big tech to silence the story, and they did. they lied about covid coming from a chinese lab in the censored anybody who disagreed. kamala harris even went on national tv and said joe biden was as sharp as a tack. he was clearly mentally incompetent to do the job and so it's obvious what has been going on. kamala harris has been calling the shots. she got what she always wanted which was more power. what was the result? on her watch gas prices are up 50%. . housing costs have doubled you talk to a young person today and they cannot afford to buy a home in their own country. we have a generation turning into permanent debtors. we believe young people should be able to build a life and start a family. that is what we are fighting for. [cheers] grocery prices. grocery prices that are -- under kamala harris are up 21%. americans are working multiple jobs. the housing market is as unaffordable as it's ever been. the average new car cos

kamala harris wants to defund the police. kamala harris wants to ban fracking. kamala harris wants to further entrench the ev mandate that sends your tax dollars to china instead of buying american-made cars from american workers. kamala harris has said all these things on videotape and as much as she wants to pretend she agrees with donald trump, i have a suggestion, kamala harris, if you want to enact the policies of donald trump you can do it right now because you are the vice president. do it right now. don't pretend you will do it in six months. i have been in politics for all of two years. i have meant pretty shameless politicians. but, i have met -- not met anybody who has vice president can stand before a crowd and say on day one we will tackle the affordability crisis affecting american families. but, day one was at 1300 days ago. you have been the vice president for three and a half years. if you want to get to work, don't make promises, start doing it now. and here is the final big difference between kamala harris and donald trump. i have been asked b

supporters showing up by the thousands to harris/walz rallies. the campaign says 14,000 people attended the rally in philadelphia, while 15,000 were in the crowds in phoenix and detroit. trump now falsely suggesting this image of the crowd in detroit was produced by artificial intelligence. posting on social media, has anyone noticed that kamala cheated at the airport? there was nobody at the plane, and she a.i.ed it, and showed a massive crowd of so-called followers, but they didn't exist. it's just not true. video and images from these events clearly show the crowds the harris campaign is reporting. harris' running mate governor tim walz making this crack in phoenix -- >> you know, it's not as if anybody cares about crowd sizes or anything. wow. >> reporter: while harris' campaign says they've been in the battlegrounds, donald trump is being interviewed by elon musk on x. trump going after harris for vowing to eliminate taxes unt tips for hospitality workers. the former president accusing harris of copying his idea. saying this is a trump idea.

axios reports, harris does not want to be defined by the biden-harris record. gallup polls shows americans are unhappy with the economic direction. the president says he should be getting some credit. >> the inflation, mr. president. >> yes, yes, yes, i told you we were going to have a soft l landing. my policies are working, start writing that way. >> americans are still overpaying on gas and groceries, and former president trump was in asheville and says harris cannot escape last four years. >> the suffering she caused looj with joe biden. they're a team, she is trying to throw him over board. >> today we'll see biden and harris together and on monday, first night of the democratic convention and then he will hand over to harris and walz ticket. >> dana: won't be easy to walk away, we'll cover that live. >> bill: kayleigh mcenany is in the studio. good morning. on the economy, rise in prices year over year, eggs up, auto insurance, 18 and a half, shelter and day care 5%, baby food just under 5%. top issue, economy is it. by two times, at least, over immigrati

i worked with kamala harris when she was senator harris. i saw a leader, who was fearless, who stood up for middle-class families, like the one she was raised in. who focused on things that really mattered. helping parents raise their kids . safe neighborhoods. safe schools. and, building an opportunity economy that gives everyone a shot at the american dream. she will lead america forward into a brighter future. but, she can't do it alone. she needs a democratic majority in the senate of the united states. >> [ cheers and applause ] >> now my friends, two years ago, two years ago-- the naysayers said senate democrats stood no chance in the midterms. i told him, just you wait. we are going to keep the senate, and maybe pick up a seat or two, and that's exactly what happened. >> [ cheers and applause ] >> well ladies and gentlemen, my good friends at this convention, i am telling all of you now, we are going to hold the senate again, and we are poised to pick up seats. >> [ cheers and applause ] ] >> a democratic majority create good paying

so harry harry's opinion of of modern art did not change. but harry enjoyed picasso. he said he had a good time. he said it was a lot of fun. he said short bald guy, a lot of fun. it not that much shorter than this, by the way, was in front of the his ceramics udio, which has been abandoned and, is behind fences and barbed wire. the're trying to get the money to to restore it. so hopefully will happen. yes and the book you wrote about the road. yes. yes. that was in mexico city. yes. so the road trip that harry and best book that i wrote about so well. he same same way. what i'm sorry to think people would write. right. right. yeah. so the question is harry took this road trip in 53 and didn't think people would recognize, i think by 58, he he was a little more prepared for that. and in fact, he had worked with the state department. the president travels on a diplomatic passport. so protocol that you always advise the consulate or embassy in the city you're going to. so there was advance notice of this. it wasn't like he was trying to train to go in cog like he said o

, black men for harris and so on. it is one piece of a broader and wide strategy that has clearly worked and has had element that's are so fast, it has been an organic movement to fund the nominee. trump raised by comparison, $137 million last month. today's new monthly report shows herring doubling that haul with a record $310 million. and remember, you see july there in the headline and this is for all of july. but harris only formally entered the race in the last ten days of that month when most of that big haul came in. july was supposed to be the rnc's big moment. conventions often draw wider interest and donations. plus, trump tapped his new running mate this month. but apparently they could not keep up with harris. although no one is saying that the trump campaign overly fundraised off the tragic events around his attempted assassination, that was also something that in politics was in the days after a big unifying moment for the republicans, and like i showed you, they raised some money. nothing like harris. h

harris. >> harris: alex, thank you.ng a political analyst on msnbc for these comments about vice president kamala harris is communication skills. >> i think it's a really good campaign and people really like her. she has gotten to be really gifted. obama-level or a tour and she was very much underestimated by the mainstream media. and quite frankly, she has command. >> harris: as you recall, obama is said to have been one of the best orders in the nation's history as commander-in-chief, that's an opinion. but certainly i don't think kamala harris would get confused with that. not yet, anyway. after 22 days here's what we get. lots of social media reaction, kamala harris is the commanding order as she runs away and hides from any press questions. another spare me, level of dumb can't be explained and sure if you like a side of word salad, and we have seen that time and time again. >> this is an extraordinary testament to the importance of having a president who understands the power of diplomacy and understands the stren

kamala harris gets it.obert lewis voting rights act once it is introduced again by congresswoman carrie sewall. [cheers and applause] in america, a california poet named kendrick lamar reminded us that sometimes we have to show them. it is times we vote -- it is time we pop out and vote.it is time we pop out from all across america and show that we are not going back. we are going forward and we are going forward when kamala harris is the next president of the united states of america. thank you. god bless you. roll tide. let's go win this thing. >> as i close out my segment tonight, i have to send a quick message. i love you. kamala harris and tim walz understand what everyday americans are going through because unlike donald trump they actually grew up in families where every dollar mattered, where everything was earned, and nothing was handed to them. our next speaker knows something about that too. please welcome my dear friend, our fellow texan, our next senator, representative colin allred. [cheers an

kamala harris has once again made history. ♪ ♪ in her run for the presidency, vice president harris'st biden with overseeing diplomacy in central america to try and reduce the huge number of people crossing illegally into the u.s. along our southern border. vice president harris is touting her work to protect abortion and reproductive rights, as well as voting rights. this is unlike any presidential race in american history, and we will be covering it every step of the way.

i'm dagen mcdowell in for harris. kamala harris will speak in north carolina. today she's in maryland with president biden and her official capacity. it's their first event together since he dropped out of the race 25 days ago. they'll talk about their push to lower prices on drugs in medicare. but there seems to be an overall disconnect. >> yes, yes, yes. i told you we'll have a soft landing. my policies are working. start writing that way. >> when i'm president, it will be a day one priority to fight to bring down prices. >> prices on everything have exploded since biden and harris took office. food, gas, housing and insurance and energy, child care. i could go on. all up by double digits. former president trump was in north carolina last night presenting his own economic message. he says harris cannot escape the last 3 1/2 years. >> you watch, he needs to explain his -- the present suffering that she's caused along with joe biden. by the way, they're a team. she's trying to throw him overboard. she doesn't want to know who he is anymore. she doesn't want to

. >> harris: that's a lot. we will see what happens and cover every second of it. glad i am here to witness this part of history. president biden will take the dnc stage tonight and it's been called what i call his final act really. after his own party shut them out of the race and remember he name checked nancy pelosi in terms of his exiting, he did drop her name in that conversation. now it's nothing but love ahead of one of the big nights. the last night politically for him. >> this is a man who has accomplished more in three and a half years that most presidents get done and eight. so we are going to see a celebration of him. >> there will be so much love her joe biden. there is going to be tears of joy when he walks into that whole and what he has done, he literally saved our democracy in the u.s. he beat donald trump. >> joe biden i believe will go on the democratic mount rushmore with fdr, with president kennedy, with president truman and with lbj. he has also put himself in a position now to be remember

but, vice president harris, kamala harris is leading by one in arizona, 50-49. by two in nevada and georgia, 50-48 in each of those states. all of these numbers, obviously, within the margin of error here. these surveys we should point out were conducted after both the democratic national convention and robert f. kennedy jr. dropping out and endorsing trump. the harris-walz ticket is barn storming georgia with a bus tour as former president trump prepares to head to michigan and wisconsin. we have fox team conch tonight. correspondent aishah hasnie is in grand rapids with the latest on what's ahead for the trump-vance campaign. but, we begin with correspondent mark meredith in savanna with the latest from the harris-walz ticket. mark? >> bret, good evening to you. democrats are pouring more time, money and resources into georgia. given the polls you were just showing, they feel more energy and tonight we are also seeing the harris campaign pivot to try reach some democratic voters that have been ignored in the past. [applause] tonight vice president complars hai

the harris campaign leaned in.um cover. i am somewhat stunned by the speed with which the democratic party came together behind her. it was a matter of a day, 1.5 days, and i think it speaks to the degree to which democrats were very nervous aboutjoe biden's candidacy and the degree to which there was a consensus that the last thing that the party needs now is a food fight. it would have been better for her to have won - the nomination rather- than to have been anointed. and if we had democracy, there would have been a primary and kamala would not be just picked out of nowhere. to have to prove yourself, - that kind of battle sets you up for the war, which you know you're going to have - from donald trump. in politics, trial by fire - makes a stronger candidate — a better candidate. stronger and better or not, what are the issues that a harris administration would need to address? getting back our reproductive rights as women. we need that back. yeah. we're not going back. yes. in 2022, there were widespread protes

harris is going to fix the economy? student loans, the harris/biden scheme is reverse robinhood.o make less money after graduating from college are subsidizing people who have 56% of all student loans debt is owned by the 14.3% of individuals with graduate degrees. you are subsidizing people with graduate degrees and lastly medicare and medicaid. medicare for all will destroy medicare. it could cost up to $45 trillion. we don't produce enough money in our economy to pay for medicare for all and on top of that she wants health care for all illegal aliens who step in that country and haven't paid into medicare. you are on medicare. who do you think is going to pay for that? we and the printing press. social security, medicare trustees of social security and medicare what do they say? they say social security is broke in nine years. medicare is broke and 11. what is kamala harris' plan to break them faster. millions and millions open border, no border control. people coming to this country going on medicare and medicaid that you paid for. that's kamala harris' plan to destroy our ec

kamala harris gets it. so, so many americans work so hard every day, and they are barely getting by. and that is not right. it is a fundamental economic principle. hard work ought to pay off. we believe in that. and that's why the vice president is committed to building the opportunity economy, an economy that rewards ambition. an economy that rewards hard work. she believes in an america where everyone, regardless of who you are, what you have, where you started, you've got a chance to get ahead in this country. volaris will give more than 100 middle-class americans a tax cut. she will build homes for the middle class. and she is going to forge an economy with fair competition free from monopolies. monopolies that crush workers and small businesses and startups. kamala harris will make building up the middle class a defining goal of her presidency. amna: gina raimondo on the stage. we will take a short break. we will be right back with continued live coverage of the democratic national convention. stay wit

— haven't heard that from kamala harris et? ., ., , ., ., harris yet?nd _ essentially lie about the economy as it is and kamala harris is going to think— it is and kamala harris is going to think about — it is and kamala harris is going to think about the soft points in the economy. — think about the soft points in the economy, what are the increased costs _ economy, what are the increased costs of— economy, what are the increased costs of rent, gas, food, and she is tackling _ costs of rent, gas, food, and she is tackling those one by one and she is going _ tackling those one by one and she is going to _ tackling those one by one and she is going to draw a contrast with donald trump _ going to draw a contrast with donald trump on _ going to draw a contrast with donald trump on that and start talk about housing _ trump on that and start talk about housing. when donald trump was president. — housing. when donald trump was president, he gave tax cuts to landlords— president, he gave tax cuts to landlords and landlords never passed off those _ landlords an

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he said kamala harris, kamala harris, kamala harris. by my tally -- and he only tallied a bit of the way through -- it was almost a dozen times. he's keeping the spotlight on kamala harris, on the top of the ticket. >> tammy: and walz makes it easier. if it was shapiro, he'd be more interesting person, somebody is going to be more, i think, influencing part of the base. but we also have to consider he did things like distanced himself, shapiro dead, from his commentary when he was 20 about. i think things were asked of him to perform that he would be a good jew, and i think they went also so far. we have to consider that shapiro declined. he did that because perhaps he's looking at '28, perhaps he should have been, if we had an open convention and democrats could choose, obama was right, they wouldn't choose kamala harris. they would choose maybe somebody like that in an effort to recalibrate a dying party that cannot relate to the american people. so i think there is a point like, in losing your staff, maybe some people talked to her e

this time, they are guys letting us on kamala harris's radical record. -- gas lighting us on kamala harris'sical record. this is the same media that told us for three and a half years that joe biden who couldn't complete the sentence was albert einstein. now they want to tell us that kamala harris is abraham lincoln. but anybody who was to blame to see's incompetence or too dishonest to it it it doesn't deserve to be commander-in-chief. kamala harris is not getting a promotion to the presidency of the united states. the democrat party bosses would like to install her as their new nominee and as the next president but remember, she has not received a single vote for president. let's actually give democratic primary voters some credit because in their primary in 2020, kamala harris was so unpopular, she didn't even make it to the first vote being cast. she wasn't in the top three in her home state of california and the reason is democrat voters know what every american agrees with, america is never going to elect a san francisco liberal who is so far outside the mainstream, we are not going to

attorney general harris, vice president harris, soon to be president harris, believes in all familiesbelieves in our family. we were so happy last year to join vice president harris at the white house for the equality act signing, and she invited our entire family and it was a very joyful occasion. because kamala believes in family. we can't wait to meet madam president next time. announcer: please welcome president of the human rights campaign, kelly robinson. [applause] ms. robinson: the story of america is a story of progress towards freedom. in just a few generations, my family went from being enslaved in mississippi to being the first free black family in muscatine, iowa. to now preparing to elect president kamala harris. progress is happening, my friends. the 20-plus million lgbtq+ americans are living proof of it. we are your friends and your neighbors, your classmates and your family. like daniel, a trans kid in tucson going to his very first prom. like eric from san antonio, wh s sacrificed in combat and then came home to battle don't ask don't tell. like sandy and chris, the

garrett, the harris team is already responding. >> reporter: lester, the harris campaign blasting this speech saying trump's policies would hurt working families after trump hammered harris over rising prices, though repeatedly undercut his own message. former president trump tonight in battleground north carolina taking aim at vice president harris' record on the economy. >> kamala has declared that tackling inflation will be a day one priority, think of it, for her, but day one for kamala was 3 1/2 years ago. why hasn't she done it? >> reporter: blasting harris for nearly a 20% rise in prices over the last four years. >> does anyone here feel richer under kamala harris and crooked joe than you were during the trump administration? is anything less expensive under kamala harris and crooked joe? >> reporter: trump accusing harris of stealing his proposal to end taxes on tips, which he announced months ago and she adopted over the weekend. >> and eliminate taxes on tips for service and hospitality workers. >> remember a couple of days ago, and we will have no tax on tips. i said, that w

host: we are talking about kamala harris, new book by charlie spiering, "amateur hour: kamala harrisuse." we want to get you involved in this conversation. democrats, 1-800-medicare. 202-748-8000. republicans, 202-748-8001. independence, 202-748-8002. you can text us, include your first name, city and state to 202-748-8003. join us on facebook.com/c-span. the roots angela johnson had this to say about your book. while other news outlets have reported on dissension in the v.p.'s office, it's important to note that spiering was a political writer for the washington examiner before moving to brightbart where he worked as a white house correspondent. so he is probably not the biggest fan of the biden her harris administering. as you can possibly imagine, the fox news crowd is ready to pick up everything is -- no matter how you feel it's no coincidence this book coming out in the middle of the republican primary season is describing the country's first black v.p. female who happens to be a democrat as difficult. but to imply that a former district attorney who represented california in th

tonight -- >> kamala harris. >> kamala harris. >> kamala harris. >> kamala harris. >> kamala harris. >> kamala harris! [ cheers and applause ] >> announcer: and just moments from now, the vice president steps into the spotlight and makes history. >> together, we will chart a new way forward. >> announcer: kamala harris, the biggest speech of her life, her vision, her plans for her presidency. >> when we fight, we win. >> announcer: it's her big night. the democratic national convention live from chicago, now reporting david muir. >> david: you're looking at live pictures of the united center right here in chicago. you can feel the energy on the floor on this night four of the convention. good evening, again, everyone, thank you for joining us on this historic night. the fourth and final night of the democratic national convention in chicago. vice president kamala harris ready to formally accept the nomination, the first black woman, the first asian american. vice president harris taking the stage here at the united center a short time from now. the weight of this moment certainly not

vice president harris and joe biden sat down, then senator harris and president biden sat down 12 days after, it is very common. trump and pam sat down, romney and ryan, everybody does it, what was the point of the attack? >> yeah, you have to ask republicans what the point of the attack was, because as they were doing in the past with debates and so forth, they ended up lowering expectations, and when you do that then you know, kamala harris ended up hitting all of the marks. and so, what you are kind of expecting from republicans was walz comes swooping in to save kamala harris, walls interrupting if there was a tough question. none of that happened. harris was in control and, in fact, it was almost, at times, a little bit like he was an afterthought right? because all of the questions were to harris. you know? why did your policies change? what you believe now, what are you going to do moving forward? all of the different issues that they put into, they were directed at kamala harris, and you know, a couple of questions went of course to walz. but again, lowering expectations and ka

kamala harris has done nothing. remember when donald trump -- when american businesses threatened to shut down factories and moved to mexico and china, remember what trump did -- he picked up the phone and said if you do that, i'm going to introduce you to a little word called the tariff. american workers benefited because he was willing to fight for the interest of their job. public policy has decimated the american auto industry for years. this is a woman who voted to preserve nasa. to extend nasa. the very trade deal that sent american auto jobs to mexico by the tens of thousands turn american she supported the evening mandates. that took your money and sent it to electric vehicles made in china instead of michigan. destroying thousands of jobs. it is not just the car jobs. it is carburetors, transmissions, people making the components. they are the ones who suffer when kamala harris sends tax dollars to chinese made cars. she's now standing here in michigan asking for a promotion. it is time to say to kamala har

the harris campaign leaned in.a hq x account, in the style of charli xcx's brat album cover. i am somewhat stunned by the speed with which the democratic party came together behind her. uh, it was a matter of a day, a day and a half. and i think it speaks to the degree to which democrats were very nervous aboutjoe biden's candidacy and the degree to which there was a consensus that the last thing that the party needs now is a food fight. it would have been better- for her to have won the nomination rather than to have been anointed. and if we had democracy, there would have been a primary, and kamala would not be just picked out of nowhere. to have to prove yourself, that kind of battle sets you up for the war, i which you know you're going to have from donald trump. _ in politics, trial by fire makes a stronger candidate, - a better candidate. stronger and better or not, what are the issues that a harris administration would need to address? getting back our reproductive rights as women. we need that back. yeah. w

i worked with kamala harris when she was senator harris.on things that really matter. helping parents raise their kids, safe neighborhoods, safe schools, and building an opportunity economy that gives everyone a shot at the american dream. she will lead american forward into a brighter future, but she can't do it alone. she needs a democratic majority in the senate of the united states. now, my friends, two years ago the naysayers said senate democrats stood no chance in the midterms. i told them, just you wait. we are going to keep the senate and may need to pick up a seat or two, and that is exactly what happened. ladies and gentlemen, my good friends at this convention, i am telling all of you now, we will hold the senate again and are poised to pick up seats. a democratic majority that creates good paying jobs and lower costs, to defend a woman's right to choose, to deliver for communities back home. our senators are doing it like jacky rosen delivering high-speed rail for nevada. jon tester bringing high check jobs to montana. and bobb

i worked with kamala harris when she was senator harris.d on things that really matter. helping parents raise their kids, safe neighborhoods, safe schools, and building an opportunity economy that gives everyone a shot at the american dream. she will lead american forward into a brighter future, but she can't do it alone. she needs a democratic majority in the senate of the united states. now, my friends, two years ago the naysayers said senate democrats stood no chance in the midterms. i told them, just you wait. we are going to keep the senate and may need to pick up a seat or two, and that is exactly what happened. ladies and gentlemen, my good friends at this convention, i am telling all of you now, we will hold the senate again and are poised to pick up seats. a democratic majority that creates good paying jobs and lower costs, to defend a woman's right to choose, to deliver for communities back home. our senators are doing it like jacky rosen delivering high-speed rail for nevada. jon tester bringing high check jobs to montana. and bo

under biden-harris administration, inflation is up 20% and harris's economic plan would add 2 trilliono the deficit and trump's plan would lower deficit by 700 billion. today former president obama and former first lady michele obama will speak tonight. theme is bold vision for america's future. >> todd: brooke singman, thank you. bring in radio host ray elise stefaniks. you heard the vision for today is bold, in the words of pepper brooks from "dodge ball," it is pitching socialism. will it pay off, ray? >> it will not pay off nationwide or in chicago, todd and carley. you guys say you have boots on the ground and know what is going on in chicago. 19.4% inflation. chicago is worse than that. jobs are gone. outward migration, population in illinois, lowest since 1920. students at eighth grade proficiency, 21% of students can read and do math at that level. this is the plan, this is how it works and what happens in pritzker's illinois. it is untenable and won't work. day one was 1400 days ago for kamala. aoc puts on a good show, could pump up the wwe. why wait? >> carley: you posted a p

kamala harris basically.y should have a voice. the same person by the way when she ran for president in 2020 did not receive one votes. she is now the democratic nominee has not received one vote and has not actually been asked any questions of substance as she wants for president. kamala harris has yet to say the name of one hostage when she talks about want to bring the hostages home. i don't think she actually believes that she's think about michigan, michigan michigan, dearborn particular whether to thousand people voted to michigan for somebody else other than joe biden based on his approach israel stands up at the bottom line is in nine days of the democratic national committee and in chica in chicae is going to look like for the five days gaza receipt pulse again, hamas and flex are going to see violence unfortunate that something democrats cannot run away from. acts that was one of the things i was wondering where i was in chicago and i was wondering how different will it look? especially concerning t