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donald trump to be president on november 5, 2024. [applause] this saturday, what are we going to do? we're going to vote for donald j. trump. that's right. so today i have the distinction honor of introducing lara trump she just met liberty, she just met liberty, my puppy. little six-pound vicious dog she loves freedom, she loves the constitution, she loves donald j. trump. lara trump is from north carolina, but she loves south carolina just as much. she's our own, very own carolina girl. what you're going to -- what she's going to say here today is truly inspiring. and it's going to motivate each and every one of you to get out this week this weekend, to get a friend and get out and vote because nikki haley is using democrats to turn out the vote this weekend. we -- [crowd boos] we do not want democrats to get an edge on donald trump and that's what she's doing with all respect and honor, i would like us to all welcome lara trump! [cheers and applause] lara: south carolina, are we ready to bring back donald j. trump? [cheers and applause] all right, you just heard congresswoman mace talk about this saturday. i know everybody in this room knows, we

donald trump. [applause] in saying that too, we cannot just focus on donald trump. donald trump is a big part of the problem and i don't want to underscore that. but, we also need to focus on congress because donald trump would need to congress, or joe biden, in a potential second term, would need to rely on congress. right now, the republicans running for reelection or running for office are not honorable people. they are not serious politicians. if this means we need to vote them all out and rebuild the party from the ground up, that is what we have to do. this moment is so much bigger than partisan politics. it's about the future of our country. there can be no stone left unturned after this november. [applause] >> that is a very important point. donald trump is the biggest part of the problem but we need to look beyond that. congress matters. i appreciate that liz cheney, adhering to the first motto said i want good republicans to win and i want to win and i want bad republicans out. frankly this house republican conference is dangerous and enabling donald trump. there's a handful of good ones. i want to shou

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talking about the imagery what are you hearing from the trump campaign >> i mean, they are very excited to be going to the border, at least donald trump, as i know that there was questions of whether this trip would actually be feasible for him given the security concerns around it. but donald trump has been wanting to go and do a border trip for a while. he was there also in november. i should note he went and met with texas governor greg abbott where he got abbott's endorsement but this is a big deal for him because trump and his team really see immigration and the border as being one of, if not the most important issues that they are going to be campaigning on ahead of november and they see it as biden's biggest vulnerability and that's why donald trump wanted to go. they didn't know that biden was going when they scheduled this trip, i should say. he wanted to have his own photo up there and to show really like look, we're here, where's the president unfortunately now for them, the president is going to be the same day. well, that's kinda what i meant. i can't wait to see the trump reaction to this okay. so before thursday c

find the on sale, i guess with dw signs on the picked up channels. the donald trump, again, what fascinates his supporters and what are they going to trust me? jordan, his young religious in studies for that to go science denial. i definitely always felt lonely as a child. and so it was good to just be around a community of people. i have the same belief as make to good. chris is the president of a mental fabrication company in new hampshire. he says, donald trump is better for business. i just voted for president. good about, i feel damn good who's, who's my case grew up in mexico lives in las vegas and like many let you know, some one's going to see a strong man in the wind to us. 3 perspectives, 3 states, one go. donald trump re unix, the not to restart or journey into the world of trump supporters at the beginning of the election year in iowa state in the middle of the country. record low temperatures characterized the 1st call coast of the republican presidential primaries. in the last 2 elections, donald trump had trouble getting the support of young college ed

donald trump has said? >> it does, but it has all along. i think it's very -- donald trump, this is what he has been doing. he's shown us over time who he is, and he's a guy who cares about no one but himself. you know, i have often thought when i go into work with my colleagues, and i assumed they loved america as much as i love america, that we just look at the problem from different perspectives, but we can come to a compromise. donald trump cares about one thing, donald trump. that is in contrast with joe biden who cares deeply about america, who gets up every day and does everything that he can to serve this country, and we have to hammer that home, and again, we bring up these things, you know, for young people, for young families. we talk about ivf. we talk about reproductive choice, and we talk about the fact that donald trump is the guy who took away womens' right to protect -- to make their own decisions about their families. >> martha: how big of a factor do you think that will be? we saw what happened in the midterms. will it be a

when against democracy more when it is too late. smotts new world, z a i race stuff, march 16th on dw, the donald trump. again. what fascinates is supporters and who are the new jordan is young, religious in studies, political science, denial. i definitely always felt lonely as a child, and so it's good to just be around a community of people at the same police as make to chris is the president of a metro fabrication company in new hampshire. he says, donald trump is better for business. i just voted for president. good about. i feel damn good. he's, he's my case grew up in mexico lives in las vegas and like many latinos, once tennessee, a strong man in the white to us, 3 perspectives, 3 states, one go, donald trump, re next. the not to restart or journey into the world of trump supporters at the beginning of the election year in iowa state in the middle of the country record low temperatures characterized the 1st call coast of the republican presidential primaries. in the last 2 elections, donald trump had trouble getting the support of young college educated americans as change. we me jasmine jordan

what i believe will change is if and when donald trump becomes the 47th president of the united states, this is an invigorated economy, opening up petroleum and natural gas fracking for natural gas, a very clean fossil fuel. i think most of the mis have been debunked about what fracking those that's bad and clean fossil fuels is the best thing we have. electric cars aren't going to make it yet. it's just not the time. you can't force electric cars on people when they can't judge their cars, especially in cold weather. when you're dependent on others, you're weak. when you're independent, you have strength and strength breeds more strict the. i just voted for president trump. pretty good about it. i feel damn good about next stop. just over 2 weeks later invested because they made a lot of cash and his favorite restaurant on the east of the primary election in nevada. do you know if we play a decisive road in these elections as they are the 2nd largest loading to date, almost one and 5 americans has led to american goods. and the times when the reliability voted for the democrats are of

>> -- relate to donald trump there? it understand the connection. >> first of all, let's be clear, donald trump is using the stereotype of blacks being criminals and, therefore, we would gravitate towards somebody in a mugshot. he's in a mugshot for trying to interfere with an election. blacks were arrested to get the right to vote. that's what the maches were about. it is the epitome of an insult, also, when you think of the fact that it is a black man that is prosecuting him in manhattan, alvin bragg, a black woman in georgia, a black woman, the new york state attorney general letitia james. he's saying black people would relate to someone indicted for trying to undermine the elections by blacks, but we would go with him rather than them? the other part of this that is so amazing is donald trump himself has been part of these kinds of unfair prosecutions of blacks. it was he that took out ads in newspapers calling for the death penalty of five young black and brown boys of raping a white woman in central park who went t

i think donald trump is great. polite, we pick presidents to be strong. and i think both nikki haley and donald trump will be strong. >> okay, how about you? >> well, i'm all for trump at this point, and we'll stick with him. i think the man is a good leader, and i want to see him get in office and be our president. >> okay. how about you? >> i'm a trump fan, and i think it's time for everybody to think about we have two incumbents now. all we've got to do is measure them against each other if n if ikki can wait, she's got a wonderful future ahead of us, but we need trump now. >> okay. really quickly, i know we have to toss back, but i prommed this gentleman, tell me quickly who you're voting for and why? >> clayton story, nikki haley. just concerned about the democrats letting trump get in again. >> okay. thank you so much. y'all, it's been so much fun. we're here at lizard's thicket with all of my hometown people including all of these little children that i promised would be on tv. say hey to rachel and pete and

i do not support donald trump. donald trump did in the days leading up to january 6th and the riots of january 6th was appalling. that's why i turned my back on him. that does not mean the section three of the 14th amendment, which was designed for president jefferson davis of the confederacy and the other people who were truly in insurrection against the government of the united states should be banned from running for office. this does not mean a political candidate in this day and age. i think this is really absurd by a narrow sliver, 4 to 3 in the colorado supreme court. this is going to go to the supreme court of the united states, and i guarantee you, you can re-run this clip when it happens, the supreme court of the united states will find colorado did not have the right to take him off the ballot, for goodness sake, the leading candidate, e.j. , is the leading candidate, by far he's the only candidate, essentially in the long run here . >> well, we'll play that clip. >> i don't understand why they're so afr

i see on the very 1st time i met donald trump with the 2016 got a call and they say we're looking for a group of latino leaders from across the country to give him console and to let you know hispanic matters. i point to new york i we went into trump tower on, i believe 5th avenue and i went up to the, his office. i sat across the, the table with him to me as far as i told him to go and talk to her to be open, to go to places like this and, and, and, and speak to hispanics about the real issue of the, the number one second. and 3rd place among hispanics is the economy, education and health would also be the charge in the, at the border. the policy that we have in place right now, so long for people to come in. and then immediately get ahead of the line from other people that were been here for a decade. they're being offered social services at that other kind of don't get this going to be suicide. so many latino is here. the turn microns are receiving financial support, rightfully belongs to them, and i believe they're suffering because of the new companies on this width. and the topi

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donald trump bragged about overturning roe. am i wrong? ld trump coming out of the gate says, these are my justices. i am the reason that they are on the bench and they overturned roe v. wade. in the same breath, he also said, i think a 16-week abortion ban, i can bring people together on abortion. >> news flash, donald trump is not pro-life. i don't -- >> what is he? >> i don't know at what point people could not figure that out inside the pro-life community or inside the gop. he's never been a pro-life. you're going to see donald trump waffle on this issue. he has already begun to do that. he's trying to delicately dance around it. what he also knows is that, if he needs to lean in hard on people to back off of him on this, they will inside the party. when you are looking at an issue like abortion which is fraught with problems for the gop, gop candidates don't want to be on the step talking about it. you look at the border. really, seriously? you are going to do the photo op at the border when you took a pass on the hard legislation that

it was the number of times that i claimed to have spoken to donald trump about the failed trump tower mascot real estate project. donald wanted three, because it's a diminished number. the true number was ten. i don't think anybody should say, well, that's enough in order to not hold donald trump accountable for his dirty deeds, for his illegal behavior. >> michael cohen, always bringing it. we appreciate you, my friend. thanks for coming on. coming up, folks we have a pair of experts standing by to discuss what we've just, heard, and what's next in donald trump's other legal headaches. you're watching the weekends, and b.c.. the weekends, and b.c.. with nurtec odt i can treat and prevent my migraine attacks all in one. don't take if allergic to nurtec. allergic reactions can occur even days after using. most common side effects were nausea, indigestion and stomach pain. talk to your doctor about nurtec today. this election is about who shares your values. talk to your doctor let me share mine. i'm the only candidate with a record of taking on maga republicans, and winning. when they

the antidemocratic impulses we have seen elsewhere and whether or not this is a loyalty test to donald trump i will leave to the members and donald trump to determine. this meeting has become an insurrection but i will give you the last -- >> is this a nonbinding resolution? if you're worried about the legality, article 14 does provide a way for congress to do that on the ballot, the 2-party vote, why not pursue that? >> the best is yet to come. thank you all so much. >> last december the colorado supreme court rule donald trump ineligible to aon the state's prt will ballot for a violation of the u.s. constitution insurrection clause underourteenth amendment. thursday the us supreme court hears oral arguments and donald trump's appeal of that decision. e it live starting at 10 a.m. eastern on c-span, c-span now, our free mobile video apps and online, c-span.org. for c-span's voices 2,024 we are for we are asking voters across the country what issue is most important to you in this election and why? >> most important issue this political season is immigration. >> economics and the deficit. >> i

i would never, i would never want to work for donald trump and i would never want him around my kids that i'm teaching. i don't think he's the role model that we need for our country right now i'd love to work for donald j >> for hire but i think mary bradley, this group of southern ladies have a real hard time with his language. >> the issue i have with donald trump is his demeanor and his language and how he treats people and women. and we live in a very polarized country. and i feel that donald trump is very much on a vengeance campaign. >> it would mean a lot to me as young woman to see somebody to see a female in office. i think that'd be really empowering. and a lot of women my age that i know if you'll the same way, but you wouldn't none of you here would just vote for her because she's but i wouldn't vote against her either. she's a tough cookie. yes. and i would trust her completely. >> i really wish we could shift the conversation to talk about the border. >> i think i >> donald trump will definitely have a stronger stance on the border in adult believe that nikki haley will

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this is the fact -- i voted for donald trump twice. i was proud to serve america in his administration, but we have got to right the ship in this country. 70% of americans have said they don't want donald trump or joe biden to be their only choices. 59% of americans have said donald trump is too old and joe biden's too old to run for president. we need a new generational leader that's not distracted by court cases, that's not filled with vengeance towards our enemies, that's not in the drama. someone that takes out the politics in our agencies, someone who stops the wasteful spending in america, someone who gets our kids reading again and goes back to the basics in education, someone who secure ours borders with no more excuses, someone who brings law and order back to our country, and someone who can make a strong america that prevents wars that we can all be proud of. that's what i am trying to do. that's what i think americans want as we go forward, and that's why i think this primary is so im >> jonathan: we are just about out of ti

that ithink— contrasts to donald trump that i believe, will be the nominee and joe biden will be the nominee and you start hearing in the — nominee and you start hearing in the coming weeks more general— in the coming weeks more general election rhetoric, more talk about immigration, more talk about immigration, more talk about immigration, more talk about funding for israel and more funding for ukraine more — and more funding for ukraine more directly by trump and biden _ more directly by trump and biden. �* , more directly by trump and biden. 3 ., ~ more directly by trump and biden. �*, ., ,, ., biden. let's talk about immigration. - biden. let's talk about immigration. i- biden. let's talk about immigration. i found l biden. let's talk about i immigration. i found that statistic really interesting that in south carolina the top issue tonight is immigration. and when we think of the border crisis, as republicans label it, you often think of states like texas or you might even think of states like chicago or new york where these

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>> i would say that the i voted against donald trump. f the last thing between donald trump and him securing the republican nomination, and i just don't believe that donald trump has earned the right to be the standard bearer for the republican party seeing the way that he's governed -- rachel: you're a republican? >> yes, i am. rachel: and who did you vote for last night? >> donald trump. rachel: what do you think about fact that there were democrats voting in this open primary? does it bother you in and how do you feel about a nikki haley saying she's going to stay in the race? >> it doesn't bother me necessarily. actually, it gives me hope to see -- because what'll happen is, you know, hopefully there's more conservatives and more republicans that come from that. so i love that aspect of it. rachel: okay. >> but with having democrats, you know, affect our relations, nikki haley from the beginning has ran a race where she has alienate pd republican voters or what would be considered the base if from the beginning. and now to hear he's v

donald trump. if they're upset. i think at this point, we've pretty much established that by-in-large donald trump dominates. >> yeah. >> it is also interesting to haley has been making the argument that donald trump is not electable. that has been saying that over and over again, or to be a very close election and she would win much more handedly based on national polls that do show her having a more sizable lead over joe biden that didn't really convince voters of her own supporters a majority of our own sun porter's according to these exit polls, believed that donald trump could win, could beat joe biden. so that has been a real challenge for her making that electability argument in large part because of biden's weakness, gives trump a bit of a boost among voters who may not think initially thought he was going to win this war. it's >> interesting because it was four years ago in south carolina where joe biden biden's electability argument prevailed. remember, he had gotten clobbered in iowa, had gotten clobbered i

course this last week in your future is at stake in what she should do is embrace donald trump, give the guy a hug, say i love donald trump, i would jump his bones if i could, he was a great president he made america strong. neil: you don't think there is something there, i understand what you're saying but you don't think there's something there for a candidate who's tapped $50 million in campaign funds for his legal bills that that's a legitimate issue in these other bills he's facing he might do so all over again or he gets sidelined that this is a legitimate issue? >> is a legitimate issue and she probably has the right side of the argument, i'm just saying it won't help voters see the donald trump republican primary has been persecuted and this is part of the price that trump has paid to lead us and protect us from washington. there get a gift trump the benefit of the doubt, she should hug donald trump, embrace him in the strategy which is get up close, embrace him and say we love donald trump, joe biden cannot be impossibly ever but donald trump could be donald trump. if you want to vote for donald

likely house speaker, meeting with donald trump today on presidents'day. i think it is very clear that if that u.s. house does not approve those eight, doesn't even vote on it, it will be because of one man, donald trump. not because of the widespread abuse of americans or even of the republican elected officials. >> well, we know republicans take their cues from donald trump on this issue. which is why we have not seen the house take this aid up, despite any of our -- talking about how so much of the aid is actually going to american firms in american training. >> may i just interrupt -- yes, this is -- ambassador mcfaul, these is a good point that eugene is making here. the point here is the money in the bill to go to the ukraine, the aid money, is money to go to the pentagon said the pentagon can buy weapons that are made in america. in americ. >> and it benefits us when it comes to our economics and our national security. so we know despite that, republicans are taking their cues from the president. what vice president harris is trying to communicate to

donald trump, whether in d. c or in south carolina. use janelle to milan i looked at what some of the other stories making headlines. the us says, one of its naval destroyers is shot down at the ship. ballistic me is launched into the gulf of aging from a who really controlled area of human defense officials say the me saw was probably aimed at a fuel tank of the hoody rambles campaign targeting vessels. passing through the red sea to him from israel is by the police abuse both and canons to dispose of the government protesters intel to be called into the removal of prime minister benjamin netanyahu. the demonstration is one of the largest since the how most of the tanks of october 7 and his way the bombardment of guns over just following the body of alexi. no, bobby has been handed over to his mother according to his spokes person for the rational position later. no funeral detailed so think of the earlier this week and i found these mothers settle, thirties were refusing of a public. they ceremony. in the golden bab, the top prize at the building internati