and ivanka called melania the portrait. the portrait was she didn't speak. she was as interesting as the painting on the wall. >> wow. >> and i think people mistake her silence for she's not that smart she's quite savvy this is a woman who came to this country in 1996, 26-year-old model. that's old, sadly to try to be still making it as a model. and she ended up in the white house malatia kept her parents close, moving them into the third floor of the white house. >> residents you know, it's got a foot in there in the white house, she was very close to her mother, her father, and parent and they would be up in the private poured is at the white house. all speaking slovenian. and i heard that donald would walk by and just it make him crazy because he had no idea recently. what it was the impact like that, but on her, do you think single most important person to melania as their mother she was my dear friend an irreplaceable treasure a gift bestowed on me by the universe for that an entirely grateful helped her through some of her toughest moments. jordan ben

, the princess and ivanka called melania the portrait the portrait was because she didn't speak. she was as interesting as the painting on the wall well wow and i think people mistake her silence for she's not that smart. she's quite savvy this is a woman who came to this country in 1996 26-year-old model. that's old, sadly to try to spi still making it as a model. and she ended up in the white house malatia kept her parents close, moving them into the third floor of the white house. >> residents you know, it's kind of funny when they were in the white house, she was very close to her mother, her father, and barrot, and they would be up in the private court as the white house, all speaking slovenian. >> and i heard that donald would walk by and just in making crazy because he had no idea but there were would it was the impact like that been on her. do you think? >> single most important person to melania as their mother she was my dear friend an irreplaceable treasure a gift bestowed on me by the universe for that, an entirely grateful helped her through some of her toughest mome

, who try— page out of the book of ivanka, who try to— page out of the book of ivanka, who try to showmore for her father was some of the most repressive policies against women _ repressive policies against women in the history of the us. i women in the history of the us. i don't — women in the history of the us. i don't think it's going idon't think it's going to work— i don't think it's going to work either. i don't quite know what _ work either. i don't quite know what is — work either. i don't quite know what is about except that she like trump is trying to grip to make— like trump is trying to grip to make money and us is a moment where _ make money and us is a moment where when _ make money and us is a moment where when she comes out, rather— where when she comes out, rather than trying to help her husband _ rather than trying to help her husband when the election, she's— husband when the election, she's trying to get books sold. what — she's trying to get books sold. what do — she's trying to get books sold. what do you make of it? do you think that on trip is going to be irrita

. >> i think he meant i'm the father of ivanka. of ivanka >> and what they would say is that they want to protect religious freedom and what does that actually mean? we are talking about where we already see denial of care at catholic hospitals, they have their own really flimsy ivf bill, but again, if we are talking about the consistency of their beliefs, if you believe the embryo has the 14th amendment right to life, then protecting the embryos follows from that logical conclusion and i want to go back to this creepy quote because it reminds me how trump said he is the protector of women and how you will be healthy, happy and free and you won't have to worry about abortion anymore. i mean, it is menacing, it is paternalistic and patriarchal. so, for the same reason they would like to control the bodies of people who are pregnant, they would also like to control who gets to decide what happens to that embryo when it gets created because it provides people more choice over their lives but who needs choice when you have daddy?>> tha

and we're sitting down -- you know, i was somebody -- we had senator marco rubio and my daughter, ivankaas so impactful on that issue. it's a very important issue. but i think when you talk about the kind of numbers that i'm talking about that -- because look, child care is child care. couldn't -- you know, it's something you have to have it. >> jimmy: child care is child care. you can't argue with that. he's like a child who didn't do his book report. [ laughter ] the only children whose care he seems to care about are the children who are being forcibly sex changed at school. now, i understand this is a tough subject for people to understand. but this alarm he keeps sounding about forced sex change operations, this is not happening. this is imaginary problem. but donald trump would like us to believe that our children's penises are in grave danger. >> your child goes to school and they don't even call you and they change the sex of your child. perform sex change operations and send them back home. >> make the boy into a girl and not tell the parents. >> your boy leaves to school, comes

no drug, no alcohol and they fill out ivanka would say stop telling that. i that i will tell it to you every time i see you. i'm going to drive you wild. no drugs, no alcohol and i would say that i hope -- who knows, right? ability to and in many ways, they tell me and i had a great brother, a wonderful guy but an alcohol problem and he said don't ever drink alcohol. he was -- and he smoked and i put cigarettes and almost that same category but certainly not good for you but i seem, children with the best they got hooked on drugs or alcohol. many of them are dead, many died. the fentanyl coming in, i will get that, president xi jinping by the way and i said you have to impose the maximum penalty and i would talk about trade. i said we are just not going to get oil and trade. hence i can do things to talk about, i want to do it but and i had a handshake. he was going to impose maximum penalty of people's lives all of it comes mexico and maximum penalty is the death penalty imposed transfer power and so that went down the tubes but one of the first thing, the

i said ivanka. it was more complicated than the entire bill but i got it done and what we're going to do because i understand exactly what you are saying. we will readjust things so it is fair to everybody. it is not fair to everybody. we have a lot and we are going up higher but we're also going to readjustment you have to make readjustments. it's unfair to some people and we won't have that. she was the one that got it started. those are our credits, not the democrat credits. a lot of republicans said rightfully don't do it because we'll never get credit for that. we're not known for that. the truth is, i wanted to put it all in the form of the tax cuts. i got the maximum tax cut but we are also bringing down taxes for companies and people. we're bringing it down to 15% and for companies only if you make your product, build your product in the usa. otherwise you don't get it. [cheers and applause] >> harris: i want to ask you specifically what your vision is for people in this country who are goin

is where kamala harris is excelling with women, is one move to get women onnureioside is toifito ivanka and melania out, is that something coming out of your strategy? >> i do well with women. one, issue of abortion, without abortion, women love me, they like me, i have taken this issue out of federal government and put back to states where they are voting. and i believe in exceptions for rape, incest, life of the mother. i've taken -- >> brian: can i amend my question. >> that issue has torn our country apart for 52 years. no one wanted it to be in congress. they wanted it to be out of the federal government. i got it out through six very brave judges who were also brilliant and now they are voting. ohio voted and it is a very liberal vote. ka kansas, liberal vote. people are voting. they wanted it to be in the states and vote of the people. that issue maybe emwa. >> brian: i will do a subset of that question. >> the country is coming together now and they are getting to vote and voting on the issue. >> brian: there is segment of the republican party that likes haley. she says if you c

ivanka is in the white house and she's going to moderate him that didn't happen. so if you think the goal here is that melania is going to moderate him, i would just say that i go back to susan's point that we have some inside politics sunday, water cups, week thousand dollars, full sponsors underneath him, but also moderate jd vance, right? because jd vance on this specific issue has really hurt the trump campaign. and so many women voters, when you go out and talk to them and swing states, they just bring him up in his past comments without even asking about him, and just look at just take the new york times, put it takeaways out of the book, talks about things that she discussed usually in line would trump on so many different issues. she really didn't get into many of the scandals. he does talk about january 6. she said she was reviewing white house restorations during the time room renovate restorations during the time of the attack, according to the times reports that she writes that she declined to denounce the violence because her press second i'm sorry, a

ivanka? i don't know." awful, but as everyone knows, you can never listen to what trump's saying and hear it. >> i think you're taking everything a little bit too literally. >> look, trump speaks in hyperbole. this is nothing new. >> he's telling you what was in his heart. you always want to go with what's come out of his mouth rather than look at what's in his heart. >> jon: you're right. why hold former presidents to what they say they're going to do? from their mouth holes? perhaps if we only look inside his heart. then we could see -- whoa! that's a lot of french fries and that's a lot of -- that's not good. let's see if there's anything behind it. oh, god! and bear spray! i wonder which one of those is good cholesterol? look, you know what, sure, maybe trump's just talk. but on day one, when the deportation of between 2 and eleventy billion people begins, what will be the guiding principle? perhaps we should ask the dead-eyed architect of these plans, stephen miller. >> america is for americans and ame

about whether some members of his family, women, members of his family like melania, his wife for ivanka, his daughter, might campaign more with them he could have also said something to the effect of, you know, i love my wife, i loved my daughter. of course, you know, these are important people that i hope to see more on the campaign trail. he didn't and instead it's the sort of big picture defensive. i am good on this issue and by the way, women loved me alright, everybody don't go far because after the break, we're going to go inside the kamala harris strategy to eke out a win 18 days from now her senior campaign adviser, david plouffe, will be here after a break and as questions like, what does a comedy show doing on cnn that's too much? >> i want donald know, can you slice that got news for you tomorrow at nine on cnn. >> we needed a project manager. >> yesterday. >> we posted a job and ziprecruiter and had our guy on site and five days, he was qualified in every way ziprecruiter fonts the best candidates for all our jobs. >> they helped us build a dream team and they did it fast. >

in the new york times and he's a dear friend of mine and he's one that pointed out about jared and ivanka and never heard trump talk about hitler. i span both of those guys -- when i was in the white house i span john kelly and mick mulvaney and i was in hundreds of meetings and never heard anything about hitler. i don't know where this comes from. what they've done is picked up something that doesn't exist and running with it, caroline downey and no one is buying it. it's like no one cares because it's not important that their personal lives. >> larry, you've menaced in previous segments like all economic knowledge of what fascism means by definition is not applicable here and national socialism and i thought kamala harris was the one that wanted to tax the american people into oblivion. trump wants to reduce regulation and empower small businesses and doesn't sound like a nationalized economy to me, which makes the little guy obviously jim garrity and the rehashing of january 6 is the closing argument of this campaign. it's such a paint by number strategy, which is really a great point

at one point, a white house aide overheard trump telling ivanka and jared, "it doesn't matter if youn. you still have to fight like hell." no. it does matter if you lose! "okay, kids, bring it in. the other t-ball team beat us 5 to 1. but what's important is that we continue to fight like hell. timmy, grab a bat and take out their knees." go on! get it! the report also paints rudy giuliani as not the smart. evidently, he texted a michigan legislator, saying, "so i need you to pass a joint resolution from the michigan legislature that states that the election is in dispute and that there's an ongoing investigation." one problem: he texted the wrong number. please, please, please, lord. [applause] please let it have gone to one of those spam marketing texters. "oh, my god, cathy! someone finally texted back rating their customer experience at ann taylor loft! nah, it's rudy again. forget it." the filing also describes the fraudulent assault on dominion voting machines spearheaded by co-conspirator 3, who is reportedly trump lawyer sydney powell, seen here cosplaying as a rorschach test

mulvaney's column in new york most, mick is a old friend of mine he pointed that out about jared and ivanka he never heard trump talk about hitler, and look, i span both of those guys, i was in white house, i spanned both john kelly and mill mulvaney, i was in hundreds of meetings, i never heard anything about hitler. what they have done they picked up something that does not exist, they are running with it, caroline downey, no one is buying it. it is almost like no one cares because it is not important to their personal lives. >> you mentioned in previous segments that it almost like, all economic knowledge of what fascism means by definition is not appl appapplicable, national socialism, i thought kamala harris's to tack tax people 2 b. -- i will say, my colleague, national review, jim garity said rehashing of january 6 as closing argument of this campaign is a paint by number strategy, which is a great point, kamala harris lacks creativity in her campaigning we see it very clearly right now, trump is in an a apron at mcdonald's, having the time his life, he is filled with joy, and ka kam

said ivanka -- it was action more complicated than the entire bill but i got it done. >> neil: trumpo said he would reduce energy prices by encouraging more oil and gas production, protect american manufacturing with tariffs and lower taxes on businesses. the former president also said he would cut down on immigration. >> mr. trump: we have to take these murderers they have allowed to come through open borders without knowing anything about them and take those people and we have to remove with them, we have to get them out of our country. >> neil: one woman asked trump a lot of the overturning of roe v. wade, y is a government involved in woman's basic rights? he said of those justices were brave to return the issue to the states, also reiterated he is in favor of ivf. kamala harris has already commented on trump's town hall saying earlier today trump should take responsibility for the fact that one in three women in the u.s. live in a trump abortion ban estate as she phrased it. >> neil: thank you very much, meanwhile, have a world away keeping a close eye on the middle east particu

. >> i think he meant i'm the father of ivanka. >> as in the commercial break, call him daddy. >> call him daddy, he got on-air. republicans in congress i think have voted two times in four months to block bills that would protect ivf. you don't even have to be in a catholic -- if you want to see how extreme the republican party is getting on the issue of women who want to control their bodies, women who want to have families control their own bodies, look no further than the elected congress they're in. >> and what they say is they want to protect religious freedom and it means where we're already seeing denial of care in catholic hospitals. they put to forth their own really flimsy ivf bill, and they would point to that. again, if we're talking about the consistency of their beliefs here, if you believe that the embryo has 14th amendment right to life just like a person walking this earth, then protecting the embryos follows from that logical conclusion. and, in fact, i think -- and i want to go back to this creepy i am the father of ivf quote because it reminds me how trump said he

and barron really likes his father, and don, ivanka, the whole group and i've been a good father to theow is he doing? the two barron is a very good student. he has had tall student, by the way, but he is a great boy. he came in, "mom, mom, what happened?" any they so we get up in the fist pump and they thought i was dead and strong guys, i'm not going to go anywhere. and i convince them i thought i was only hit but it is interesting that they got me up and i watched and it was dead silent even though i was standing up. people didn't know i was alive or not. and then when i did the fist pump, everybody realized and they are screaming "usa, usa!"." it was a crazy time. >> laura: a lot of people don't know that the people behind president trump on july 13th waited in line to be behind him again. they thought that was very important for this 12 week anniversary of what was almost more tragic day. more of my interview with president trump when we return. dealdash.com, online auctions since 2009. this playstation 5 sold for only 50 cents. this ipad pro sold for less than $34. and this ninten

ivanka trump flying them in. donald trump's $25 million donation.he raising of money to help people in north carolina, georgia, virginia, every place that was hit. we saw people come together. people are thinking well, if i pay taxes and we've lived this way, why am i on my own? why is it the cajun navy and others moving in, neighbor helping neighbor which we always want. why is it just them? why did musk have to go on x to pete buttigieg and say stop -- it's about trying to help. when you have to go on x and ask pete buttigieg the secretary of transportation to stop hindering aid that is going in and it worked. buttigieg intervened and suddenly you could get the trucks and planes in. >> harris: i want to give david a chance to respond and we'll move. >> this is about they're articulating the problems. what's wrong is always available and so is what's good. we need to do more and say we've heard from the governors saying they get the fema response that they need. and yes, are there always problems in a disaster? >> harris: are you a ware what the pr

not to be outdone, ivanka trump announced her endorsement of beings! remember the beans? courage. there is also got a big boost back in her home state because today she was endorsed by arnold schwarzenegger. [applause] another republican. that's yet another republican and i'm told we have this, i'm told we have his video statement. >> i'll be not going back! >> stephen: looks good. looks really good. over on the republican side today, astronaut buzz aldrin endorsed trump. what a buzz kill. i love buzz, but look, he's 94. maybe he's confused and thinks maga stands for "moon: aldrin go again?" but the big story in the selection is kamala harris going down to washington last night where she delivered a speech specifically designed to purple trump's nurple, because harris gave it at the ellipse, the same place where donald trump held his "let's go beat up some cops" rally on january 6 and she had 75,000 people there, compared to a mere 53,000 people who attended trumps rally. "mine just lumped smaller because it was january, and you know -- you know how the cold gives a big c

think about the fact that ivanka is not on the trail.t a long way in 2016 bridging the gap with women like the one we just saw standing there and many women like her. that's the dynamic i'm watching. >> dana: that was before dogs and referendums are on in these states. i wanted to ask you about this. nancy pelosi was instrumental in making sure the switch happened in july and it turns out she and biden have not spoken. watch. >> not since then, no. i have the greatest respect for him and i think he is one of the great presidents of our country. his legacy had to be protected. i didn't see that happening in the course it was on. the election was on. my call was just to let's get on a better course but i think he has some unease. we've been friends for decades. >> dana: i always thought she is a powerful woman and i want to do the right thing for the party even if it hurts a friendship. the polls for the democrats were a relief that biden was no longer the nominee. >> i find her dynamic fascinating, right? nancy pelosi is the reason that o

he told jared and ivanka that. >> here's the thing i think for everybody out there, to wrap your silly little head around. is the fact that -- fair and free elections, that's never been a question for us because we have are done since the -- redundancies in our system to check to make sure is a fair and free election. but riddle me this, republicans. how do you corrupt the top of the ticket without corrupting the rest of the ballot? because that means a lot of your behinds should not be in congress right now and should not be in the senate. because of that unfair, corrupt , rigged election. so help me george, to understand how i can fraudulently elect joe biden, but not fraudulently elect all the republicans on that same ballot. >> it's magic. >> how the hell does that happen. please stop buying his crop. >> he is fed up. >> i am fed up today. >> it is asymmetrical which is democrats wouldn't deign to do that. they would not deign to call into question the result. >> there were other things on the ballot. we did get one piece of paper that said donald trump, and everybody -- republican

my daughter ivanka, she said, dad, we have to do tax credits for child care.ve to double it up. i said, it was actually more complicated than the entire bill. but i got it done. i am the father of ivf. we want fertilization all the way and the democrats tried to attack us on ant, and we are out there on ivf even more than them. so we are totally in favor of it. >> jesse: president trump trying to win over women by talking about lowering prices and cracking down on illegal immigration. >> we have to get prices down, because the damage is done. when they say, we are stopping inflation, because it went down to 4.5%. 4.5% is very high. it does not come down very much and you can't get the money. it really happens if you make doughnuts, you have the stoves and that this. everything is around energy. sanctuary city is really meant for one thing to protect criminals. that's what they become. we are going to end all sanctuary cities in the united states and we will go back to normalcy. and we are going to have law and order. >> jesse: we will go to you as a woman, jes

which is less than ivanka, but more than tiffany. [ laughter ] right in that daughter sweet spot.rump once made a senior aide leave the room so he could have a "private" call with putin. "hello donald. vat are you wearing? " [ laughter ] "i'm shirtless on my horse again." [ laughter ] and this is quite a detail. during the height of the pandemic. right around the time trump was trying to get americans to stop testing for covid because the high numbers were making him look bad, agent orange secretly sent his buddy vlad a shipment of hard-to-get covid testing machines for his personal use. you wouldn't want one of the most villainous murderers on the planet to get a cough, would you? [ laughter ] woodward reported that putin said, "please don't tell anybody you sent these to me." trump said, "i don't care. fine." and putin said, "i don't want you to tell anybody because people will get mad at you, not me. they don't care about me." [ laughter ] you know you aren't too bright when vladimir putin has to help you with pr. [ laughter ] could you imagine? i mean, nurses, doctors, america

because i recognize politics as a full combat sport sometimes but the fact i immediately thought of ivankamp and melania trump and the people he had and leader positions in the white house win he served,'s or huckabee sanders as press secretary he elevated women all the time and is always given me the opportunity to pick up the phone and call him and walk into meeting with him and to listen and hear and give us the opportunity is to do our jobs the best we possibly can to our abilities. so i can tell from that video he was emotional and i think the reason he is emotional is because he is panicking. he just cannot believe that they are doing so poorly out there campaigning that they can't pull one over the american people's eyes and try to get harris into the white house. they're just not going to because we see everything she's been campaigning on his fake and a lie and that's not want the american people want anymore. >> to that point mark cuban is flailing -- feeling a lot. about into him in nashville a week ago, we were cordial but i feel like dolly gas prices and inflation he knows bet

trump also touted ivanka's work on child care under his first term and restated his support for ivf. on immigration, he stressed his plan to deport violent criminals but also talked about the importance of skill-based merit immigration. >> in terms of legal immigration in this country, what can you get done? >> look, we have a country. it grows nicely over a period of many years. all of a sudden, they are force feeding millions of people, 21 million people came in over the last three-years. we also want to have people come in. we actually need people, but they are going to come in through testing, they are going to come in through like do they love our ca country. reporter: like i said at the top, larry, trump struggled with the female vote in the past and we're what, 20 days away from his next chance to win over those women voters. larry? larry: but he's doing very well against male voters. that's going to offset that and then some. anyway, madison alworth thank you very much. joining us now, star studded panel, liz peek, syndicated columnist, fox news contributor, rachel campos-duf

looked around the roosevelt room one day, something you are familiar with and i saw brooke rawlins, ivankaanders, mercedes schlapp and me. between the five of us, we have 19 children. at the time ages 2316. the highest rank in the white house as strong intelligent women. show me us we see in america. show me any of mark cuban's entrepreneurial respect suits where some of the top positions are being held by working moms whose kids are ages 2316. you won't find that. it doesn't matter to me what desperate people say. what i care about is defending the tens of millions of strong intelligent women who are going to vote for donald trump next tuesday and already have. whether it is joe biden calling us garbage or extremists. hillary with deplorable irredeemable and now mark cuban questioning women around donald trump would not be strong or intelligent. they are losing this election based on their elitism and the direct insults to the american people. >> gillian: this is juliann. the comment as i understand it came in response to the question why trump is not taking nikki haley up on her offer to

luna overheard trump said to melania, daughter and sonl and jared and ivanka while aboard marine one,th considers the statement to be private. he heard trump overtell family members it doesn't matter if you win or lose the election, you have to fight like hell. what this indicates to my reading of it is that donald trump was told numerous times he lost the election. he knew he lost the election but that his strategy going in is i'm just going to say i won. >> look, among the new parts of the evidence that was presented in this brief was, number one, trump was talking with all sorts of people, pre-election, october 2020, that he was going to do this, that he was going to sew doubt in the outcome of the election regardless of what happened. if he won, great, he won. if he lost, this was preplanned. jack smith goes to great lents saying this is clearly a conspiracy if even before the election you are going to say you're going to basically say i won any way. that was number one. number two, there is this theme that jack smith comes back to over and over again in trying to show that they c

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>> my daughter, ivanka, she said, dad we have to do tax cut. child tax credits, she was driving me crazy. then i did it. i understand exactly what you are saying. we will adjust things so it is fair to everybody. >> sandra: did he relate his concerns to the child care and economy? >> he did and like i said it is night and day difference over the past two years on what parents are able to afford. parent shouldn't have to budget six months in advance because they know their children are going to go at shoe size come school time. we shouldn't have to pay $6 for a water ballot. we should not have to just struggle. none of us can live. it is not fair to whether a parent or not, everyone across the board is struggling right now. there is no way to justify it. and you will be deemed to tell me we are in an opportunistic economy. absolutely not. there is no opportunity for anybody of any color. >> sandra: interesting because you are referencing the pitch that kamala harris, the other candidate, is making to the the american voter that she will create.

trump's daughter, ivanka, is jewish.in-law are jewish. >> i think it's disrespectful to constantly compare trump to hitler at a time where antisemitism is the highest it's been since the holocaust. with all of that going on, it's quite appalling to see. but a lot of these people i would consider more feashes than anyone because their constantly talking about taking away our rights. they want to take away our rights to free speech, take away our ability to expose the fraudulence and the lies that the left is constantly putting on us. elizabeth: xavier derusso, don't be a stranger. we love listening to you. so smart. good to see you. come back soon. >> good to see you. >> some voters might ask, you've been in the white house for four years. you were vice president, not the president, but why wasn't any of that done over the last four years? >> but there was a lot that was done, but there's more to do, anderson, and i'm pointing out things that need to be done that haven't been done but need to be done. elizabeth: a lot of

[ laughter ] could it be -- ivanka and jared? it's like a game of clue.olonel ketchup did it with a shrimp fork in the dining room. one thing i didn't know -- i knew trump pressured pence to break the law. i just didn't know how many times he did it. there were meetings, phone calls, text messages. pence was basically trump's baby reindeer. [ laughter ] listen to this. "on december 25th when pence called the defendant to wish him a merry christmas, the defendant raised the certification and told pence that he had discretion in his role as president of the senate. pence emphatically responded, 'you know i don't think i have the authority to change the outcome.'" could you imagine calling a guy to wish him a merry christmas, he's like, "yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, whatever, i need you to commit some treason for me." [ laughter ] it's christmas treason! [ cheers and applause ] benedick arnold was relentless with mike pence, and pence tried everything to steer him right. he tried to convince him, just run again in four years. the filing says pence tried to encour

. >> you never heard of ivanka, right? >> so, what happens to the economy such that people can afford bacon that's gone up 28% in cost? what do we do? >> so, i feel so badly about what's happened. because none of this would have happened, just to start, there wouldn't have been a war in ukraine and russia. there wouldn't have been an october 7th in israel. >> that's his response to the cost of bacon? okay, but perhaps the greatest contrast with his opponent, vice president harris, came in how he ended the day. with a second televised town hall with univision where unlike his fox love fest, he did take tough questions from hispanic voters, but unlike vice president harris on fox, he couldn't hold his own. highlighted by his response to a question about january 6th from a former republican construction worker from tampa, florida. >> i want to give you the opportunity to try to win back my vote. you know, what happened during january 6th and the fact that, you know, you waited so long to take action while your supporters were

you know, i was -- somebody -- we had senator marco rubio and my daughter, ivanka, was so impactful on it's a very important issue, but i think when you talk about the kind of numbers that i'm talking about that -- because -- look, childcare is childcare. [laughter] >> jon: huh? now we could let the tape continue, where he says we will pay for childcare with the trillions we're going to receive by levying tariffs on foreign nations, which apparently isn't how that works. but [bleep] it, one more. >> political opponents are saying that you want to ban ivf. those who are watching here tonight, who may be going through this same struggle and are concerned about being able to have this option, i would love for you to talk to them about how they should feel. >> life is pretty tough. it can be beautiful, but it can be difficult. we are doing something with ivf, because ivf, as you know, from friends and people you know, it's really worked out well for a lot of people. it gave them a child when they would not have had a child. and i told my people i wanted to look at this a couple weeks ago.

witness who's going to testify that the former president said to the first lady, melania trump and ivanka trump and jared kushner, quote, it doesn't matter if you've won or lost the election, you still have to fight like hell is a statement like that? i mean, does that evidence is admissible i think it's admissible it's how persuasive it would be to a jury if in fact we ever get in front of one is the bigger question that i have this on the one hand, this statement the purportedly shows the former president acknowledging that he doesn't actually care about the actual results of the election. >> the only and what happens i mean if chutkan rules in favor of the special counsel on agrees the behavior in the filing is not subject to presidential immunity. >> what then i mean, i guess there'll be an appeal by trump's team. and what would that mean for any kind of a time? i'm table i just have to preface the what then question which is, you know, we are in new territory here. >> so who knows? but clearly the supreme court is telling judge chutkan to thread the needle here and describe what's in

kellyanne conway, brooke rol rollins, ivanka trump, hope hicks, sarah sanders. elevated to very high levels, like nikki haley, who still supports him. like amy coney barrett, who he put on the supreme court, or the women currently around in. susie wiles comes to mind. karoline leavitt. that is so offensive. you know why? it's not just about the women who work for him. he's said the women around donald trump. this comes after the biden garbage coming. what about the women who vote for donald trump? are they weak and dumb connected might keep in just insult any woman who supports donald trump? it's a small step from that, and this is an official harris campaign surrogate. mark cuban. that is misogynistic. get out of here, mark cuban. kamala harris, he is or surrogate. i want to hear from you. do you agree women are weak and ineffective whatever he said cannot get out of here. i can't wait to hear from you, kamala. >> harris: i would add jeni a thomas to that list, a lot of people, all -- i did women's town hall with him. those women were with him. those people who

. >> ivanka knows a lot. yeah, she's having a baby. iran in it efforts attack -- >> i don't blame china at all. i told them, don't do it. if you do, you're not -- maria: to the what, buy oil from iran in. >> nobody's telling them that. a lot of people said they did the covid thing because wayment -- they wanted to see if they could get this guy out of office. i think somebody came out of the wuhan lab, had lunch with his girlfriend, she caught it and died -- maria: i don't understand why two assassination attempts are not talked about every day. >> well, that's because, it's because there's, you know, i don't want to to say conspiracy theorist and all that, but you could ask that question. i mean, i'll give you an example. they have got one guy with six countries or six phones -- six guns, six phones. they haven't broken into those phones. maria: why not? >> because maybe they don't want to know what's in those phones. then you have the first guy with three apps, and the three apps are concern two of them are foreign, from what i under

but i tell them, i say, and i used to tell like ivanka, ivana, no drugs, no alcohol, no cigarettes. and i'd say it all the time. she'd go, dad leave me alone. oh, you're such a pain in the ass, dad. isn't that terrible to speak. but she meant it with love. she meant it with love. but i drive them, i drive them. i would really say it a lot too because i've watched really smart kids. brilliant kids get absolutely brought down. they never had a chance, they never had a chance because they got hooked and you'll never get hooked if you never try it if you never do it. so, i don't know. 50, start them young. mr. trump: -- host: i know if you want to take a moment, you can and just say final words to everyone and then we're going to pray over you. and danny gokey is going to come up and sing an amazing song that i think is going to touch all of us and that will be our conclusion. but go ahead and take the liberty to share with what you want to share. mr. trump: first of all, i don't even know if you know how important you are because i'm talking to a lot of religious leaders, pastors and m

think trump understands having been targeted himself, having seen eric, having seen don trump jr. , ivanka come into the target as well there is an element of trying to build back a national consensus where everybody makes more money, where prices are all lower, white, black, asian, hispanic, gay, straight, everybody benefits as they did prior to covid hitting in february of 2020 and absolutely derailing the best economy we ever had in the history of the united states. i think that's it. i think that's what's going on here and trump won't imprison his political opponents. howie: so megan does this have a chilling effect on the press and also what i'm reading from some trump supporters is they think he says a lot of this stuff but he's not actually going to carry it out and they obviously could also have a debate but does this have a chilling effect on the press? >> yes, but his supporter is different than him saying it, so him saying he's going to remove the likeness of cbs. those are concerning to me. his supporters saying things are very different you shouldn't be held accountable for ev

he had some real doubts about the rise of industrial capitalism and in a way not just ivanka rising butcan culture. he'd probably be pretty itching to hear on financial regulation and things like that. hehe takes so make sides and soe issues it's hard to say was searching for exactly what he needs to be doing. >> this gentleman here again? >> you talk about his abolitionism. what did he think of jon brown violent insurrection? works at the great question. emerson and all the people in concorde worship to brown. i think in some ways because whatever you h want to say but what he actually did help ensure youyo before that, he was a manf action b bruce carrying out his political beliefs in a way trends gentle team to do. emerson donated money to jon brown earlier. before harpers ferry. brown stayed overnight it atemerson's house when he came o concorde after harpers ferry and browns of death. basically it regarded him as a contemporary christ. anden also browns the children were educated. there was definitely a connection there. i don't think any of these people are going to down to virgin

former president trump used to keep, this is from his wife, not melania, but ivanka or the other one,hitler speeches by the bedside? so they like that raw meat rhetoric. they see a hitler rally in the '30s and see that's what a trump rally should look like. they're trying to steal stuff from the third reich which in my mind is utterly reprehensible. i don't blame madison square garden. that was a different venue in 1939 and the knicks play madison square, billy joe. >> two popes. >> so the reason i stay away from that, it's a great venue. it's not their problem, but the amount of hate rhetoric that emerged on the last monday before the final week, the big launch, i think, fizzled largely because they allowed people like miller, the comedian, to have a floor instead of focusing their message on the economy. >> it was ivana trump's book, i think so. doug, great to see you. tell people where you're going to be tonight? can they come? >> new york historical where we're talking about 2024. >> with eddie glaude jr. >> and beverly gauge, who wrote the biography of j. edgar hoover. >> thanks

and of course, new york times reported previously that it was directed at ivanka trump. and due to a riff, but i take your point, the timing of it, the choice people can interpret it the way they'd like, but another point of reference here, omarosa, i think it's fastening. this is all coming down right now because with the exception i mean, occasional and i do been occasional speaking event by trump has been really absent from the campaign trail is this new book her way of having some influence that actually campaigning in a traditional sense no, i think that it goes back to what melania has always done she's utilized symbols and fashion and these kind of passive aggressive gestures, ticket back at her husband. >> let's not forget that he has spent the last year humidity getting her having to go through this hush money trial related to his relationship with stormy daniels. i mean, this is her getting her life back at donald trump, coming out and making statements that are clearly contradictory, but somehow they think that this grift is going to impact voters. and i just

of her husband's policies there there is a huge role in the first trump administration played by ivanka trump. the former national security advisor, not exactly shrieking violence any of these people congresswoman. >> absolutely not. and martha it was not about an issue, mark cuban specifically said there are no strong and intelligent women who support trump and he doesn't surround himself with strong intelligent women. i am proud to be the highest-ranking woman in the united states congress win i first ran i was the youngest woman ever elected in history. the most senior woman on the armed services committee and intelligence committee. i'm proud to support president trump and to be one of his closest allies and that attack by mark cuban was an attack on tens of millions of hardworking women across this country. moms, grandmothers, sisters, friends you have women from the factory floor to the executive suites, veterans, oldster mothers and wives who probably support president trump. it's a disgrace and democrats have an uncanny ability to say what they think, to show their disdain for t

when approached by his daughter ivanka and her husband, jared kushner, he said, according to this brief, "it doesn't matter if you won or lost. you still have to fight like hell." what stood out to you, john, as somebody who wrote an entire book about this day and all the events around it? >> you're right, willie, no surprises in here, but vivid detail. you ticked through some of them. trump's utter callousness and uncaring on january 6th, when there was violence. violence to the point that put his own vice president's life in danger. we have also in here an unnamed campaign aide from an earlier moment actually saying, "make them riot," when there was a disturbance at another campaign office. this was part of the plan, to stir unrest, to fight, to intimidate, to try to overturn the will of the people. katty, donald trump claims this is election interference. two rebuttals to that. let's remember james comey's letter to the investigation into hillary clinton, that was two weeks before the election. this is much further out. the reason this is coming now is donald trump's own legal team's

in this document and among the new allegations is that trump told his wife, melania, his daughter, ivanka, and son-in-law, jared kushner quote, it doesn't matter if you won or lost the election. you still have to fight like hell. evan perez is outfront and evan lots of new revelations in this filing. i mean, even that that sentence alone says so much it doesn't matter if you won or lost it's whether you're going to fight to get the outcome that you want is very clearly what's being said there. what else is in here? >> well, erin, this hundred 65 page document is really the attempt by the special counsel to get over the very high hurdles that the supreme court put up to try to protect the former president. essentially shielding him from prosecution because of his immunity as president. i'll read you just a part of what the case that jack smith the special counsel, is making. he says that when the defendant lost the 2020 presidential election, he resorted the crimes to try to stay in office. and then he's they continue to say that the defendant launched a series of increasingly desperate pl