j. d. vance querÍa mirar mi futuro aviÓn, sostuvo irÓnicamente. paulina: con una multitud, la dupla demÓcrata harris y tim walz tambiÉn sacÓ los guantes para donald trump, trump debilita nuestro paÍs, siembra el caos, sostuvo tim walz. j. d. vance elude el servicio militar al abandonar a la guardia nacional y tambiÉn habla de sus planes para la migraciÓn ilegal. ambas partes tratan de conectar con la clase trabajadora, tim walz destacÓ sus dÉcadas como maestro que toca de cerca a esta profesora. >> por sus apoyos a los maestros, Él apoyÓ los maestros con justos sueldos. reportera: donald trump y su titular al llamar al fox news, promete que los adultos de la tercera edad no pagarÁn sobre sus beneficios de seguro social. >> siempre es bueno cuando se le pueda dar alivio econÓmico para que tenga mÁs dinero en su bolsa. reportera: en esa misma entrevista donald trump dice que debatirÁ con harris en un futuro prÓximo, dando entender que ambas partes podrÍan llegar a un acuerdo. paulina: los abogados

j. d. vance. and tim wants, the city of answers, the worst be picking. americans live in my view and he's not only the most unpopular vp that's ever in modern polling, but he's continually to generate unbelievably negative news for the republican ticket every single day. because these all these interviews that he did on his obscure writing podcast and where he said, just crazy stuff are coming out every day. the latest stuff yesterday about post menopause of women's main goal in life is to raise their grandkids. you just insulted tens of millions of motors and, and in ways that are, has radicalized the women of america. i think that people don't understand. and i think in many ways from a loss of selection, but the pick of chevy that's and it was a similar moment as jobs was 2 years ago. because trump could of picked a candidate who was an olive branch to the never trumpeters into the reluctant republicans that were sort of upset about the direction of trump and taking the party and studied double

j. d. vance. as we went viral, as protectively, the democrats of political opponents went on the attack. as soon as that waltz his name was announced, j. d vance slammed administer as a government, as a solemn from cisco style liberal represents the radical left of the democratic policy. book. tim offices record is a joe. he's been one of the most far less radicals in the entire united states government at any level. but i think that what tim wants to selection says, is the cobble in here as has been the need to the far less of a party, which is what she always does. so i think what it says is a couple of harris is running as a san francisco liberal. she is covered as a san francisco liberal and she shows that a running made. it will be a san francisco style liberal a couple of hours and 10. what was due to appear for the 1st time is running nights as a rally in philadelphia. correspondence benjamin alvarado strube is that welcome bed . so it's a wall street top of the town. what are people that sa

j. d vance who went to yale law school and became a venture capitalist before becoming a senator for ohio. and they want americans to look at these 2 candidates. i didn't say i relate more to those people than i do to the other guys. and that was the message you just heard over and over the common things that they think about. couple of harris said only in america fluid. a young girl from oakland grow up and a young man from the nebraska plains and be on the ticket for the president. what a contrast to the other side of the ticket. that is what they're trying to sell. and if you want to know about the excitement is generate, it's joe biden would have many of these rally that you wouldn't see that many people in them. they were in the hundreds in general. this was more like a trump rally. they fix 10 to 14000 people in the main arena here, a couple university. and then they had an overflow. they could fit about 7000 more . well, we saw the line out here until after the event was over maintaining a just trying to get into that building. so they could just watch it on television . many of th

j. d. vance is, is the no money for the republicans to be vice president. the democrats have branded the both. the power of them is weird. we had some very interesting pictures . let me show you this. vance did a photo opportunity. busy in georgia, you went into a donuts shop and it was a very, very old could see, the lady serving him didn't want to be filmed and she didn't seem to care. last thing was running to be the vice president. i mean, it's a little thing. what do you think it's a symbol of a campaign in disarray? i do think it's a slight symbol of disarray. the reality is that judy vance does not have a very good favorability numbers. he's supposed to represent working americans from um, from ohio, from appalachia. and the reality is that he can't do a good job of that because of his history of advocating for billionaires and for wealthy people and being willing to shift on his opinions and his views. and it makes them in authentic and so unfortunately, he doesn't have the same kind of christmas and ability to connect with real americans in the sam

j. d. vance. and the authentic in authenticity that he's been displaying the thing that is impressing me about pamela harris right now, is it she is not this owning the fact that she is part of the buying administration . she is, uh, owning up to that she's not changing her or stripes at all, but she's moving forward. and that i think is a very powerful theme in and of itself. i'm not moving backwards, but i'm also not going to be in authentic and lie and say, hey look, i didn't have anything to do with, gosh, i didn't have anything to do with inflation. and i think that's impressive. and so far, i think she's getting away with it in a good way. okay, all right, let me off. i'm going to enter jack real quick. let me very quickly browse on the tuesday. i think the, the reason that she's getting away from that is she's not doing any interviews or any discussions one on one or any of the ones with the actual voters or with media . so she's allowed to talk from a teleprompter, which is great. i would

j. d. vance, the trash talking uh the tim was a what house republicans responding to this. so the press release quite quickly. there was, sends out one space, use the road saying that they sell the house radically. and terminal on our says he attacked both of them immediately. j events was here in philadelphia. only a couple of hours ago will be interesting to see the 1st debate. what this tried to do will actually be that, as i said, it was his m, as in b. c. and said you were a governor, was actually mentioned facebook we if, if you're using over and over and also by the campaign, the democrats, after the course, they would, we're to mention the republics in a ticket. so it's no wonder that they would attack him directly. but well, pause active waiting to see if you were to donate to see it behind me. you can see some expectation there. many lights that were sent out here and there, read. and so these are the cases going for the most of them to be on the 1st to appear in spite pamela harris and hit by. 7 president a quick what then about the pump to shadow by. how about c

j. d. vance.if you go back and look at the 2022 election results by county in minnesota it's not as if he had special appeal with world voters in minnesota, certainly not the extent that josh shapiro was able to over performing 2022 in pennsylvania. >> so in terms of policy issues it sounds like, we are starting to hear a little bit about policy positions from the harris-walz campaign. we part of the event from trump prior to his selection of j. d. vance. are we going to hear more as we turned the corner into september when people really start paying attention? or what's your sense of the way the campaigns are thinking about moving into this final stretch? >> we've got this event september 10 and so that is coming up very quickly. i hate saying that if somebody who, i love summer so very much, so even juicing september hurts me. and think it's around the corner. but just think about where we are. we've got this week which right now harris is to enjoying a lot of wind after back. the stories again

j. d. vance campaigned in michigan yesterday. walz is fundraising in the northeast. >> meanwhile tim walz has accepted cbs news's invitation for a vice presidential debate on october 1. republican j. d. vance has not yet formally accepted his nomination -- has not formally accepted the debate although he said in an interview last night he strongly suspects he will be there. all next week we will be in chicago till he lied -- live coverage. >>> as we get closer to the november election tensions are high nationwide and political protests have played out in a retirement community in rossmoor creek. residents of rossmoor say management is suppressing the right to free speech. >> reporter: more than 9000 seniors live in rossmoor and they enjoy a peaceful lifestyle. that is not me they are unaware of the problems of the rest of the world. the group gathered outside the front gate protesting a new set of policies for the development intended to promote safety and stability. one of them prohibits any demonstrations on this corner. that i

j. d. vance as his vice president, as a representative of america's deep poor. now it turns out that they are stealing not only themes from trump and vance, but even ready-made slogans. kamala harris knows what it is to be middle class, so she is trying to reduce the cost. all this works in absentia, but how does it will it be in person? kamel and haris have one weak point, she doesn't give interviews, it's clear that she does this for a reason, they apparently just forbid her to communicate with the press, understanding that she has problems with spontaneous communication, the fact is that her last such serious conversation with journalists took place back in december 2023, then with... in 12 minutes she answered only six questions, but trump, who has much more experience participating in debates, understands her weak point. he challenges her to three rounds of face-to-face confrontation at once. our the country is falling apart because of these incompetent people, so i'm looking forward to these debates, they just need to be held, and i hope she agrees to the

j. d vance as well. j, the vans has its own death. all these ease embrace the political extremism on a wide range of issues. most voters of who i don't want to vote, republican don't want government people's business. yeah. telling people what to. and if we've got government telling women when they can have a child or try to regulate birth control or to people who they can marry, all of that of the extreme right wing a social agenda that is embrace by today's republican body. a lot of a more liberal, tearing boulders are, are just going to walk away from that. so there needs to be a serious discussion about whether the republican party truly stands for less government, less government interference, less government regulation, or whether they just want to be a big government full on a, uh, advancing just a different type of the government agenda. let me get to the 2nd question that i promised you about maybe the state of the american mind. there were other contenders for the vice presidential spot. they included um, pennsylvania govern

the visit of donald trump j d vance to grand rapids. the trump campaign issued a statement. they did it to the detroit news. joe biden's failed policies have left a path of death, death and, destruction in michigan. can you imagine anyone saying that as you move around this great state? unbelievable how do how does that happen? well, i think right now, i mean, that's that's why i wrote this book. that's why i want to talk about it. i want to talk about positive things are happening. the this is going to be yet another wild unprecedented contest in a moment where there's so much misinformation. a lot of people are are just struggling to take care of families and get to work on time and do the fundamentals that they have to do single day. and so i think that this rhetoric just undermines the robust dialog people deserve that the constitution vision that democracies thrive on. and so i am i'm is i recoil that categorization. i think that it's really really worked out a great story to tell here in michigan. there's a wonderful happening in this state. it was so fun to be at the

j. d. vance. and tim wants, the city of answers, the worst be picking americans live in my view and he's not only the most popular vp that's ever in modern polling, but he's continually to generate unbelievably negative news for the republican ticket every single day. because these all these interviews that he did on his obscure writing podcast and where he said just crazy stuff are coming out every day . the latest stuff yesterday about post menopause of women's main goal in life is to raise their grandkids. he just insulted tens of millions of motors and, and in ways that are, has radicalized the women of america. i think that people don't understand. and i think in many ways, trump, they have lots of selection with the pick of chinese ads. and it was a similar moment as jobs was 2 years ago, because trump could of picked a candidate who was an olive branch to the never trump version to the reluctant republicans that were sort of upset about the direction of trump and taking the party and studie

j. d. vance was also income pay modes all week. he's being told by scandals of a past comments. but he too was on the attack. a cobble harris is a phony who caterers to whatever audience is in front of her. and a lot of us, his boss back in chicago was aust events was ready to run the country from day one . a trump cons. you're voting for the president and you could have a vice president is outstanding in every way. and i think j d is i think that all of them would have been but, but you're not voting that way. you're voting for the present. you're voting for me by guy you sense donald trump was my kid is comes it's. i've been speaking to a during crowd and laying out his vision of a 2nd time a rally in pennsylvania. the attacks are getting shot, but by the day, against the know many who isn't even officially a know many yet fill of l algebra washington and then does it for me layla herat. so you can find more information by adding to our site to as is there a dot com. and there's continue set on out 0 after people and power. and i'll see you for top of the hour. the security co

j. d. vance. as we went viral, a protective, a democrats of political opponents went on the attack. as soon as that waltz his name was announced. j. d funds slammed the minnesota governor as a solemn from cisco style liberal represents the radical left of the democratic policy. book. tim offices record is a joe. he's been one of the most far less radicals in the entire united states government at any level. but i think that what tim wants to selection says, is the com away here as has been the need to the far less of a party, which is what she always does. so i think what it says is, the cobble of here is, is running as a san francisco liberal. she is governed as the san francisco liberal. and she shows that a running mate will be a san francisco style liberal, a couple of hours and 10. what was that do to prepare for the 1st time is running nights as a rally in philadelphia, correspondent benjamin alvarado screw, but is that welcome bed? so it's a wall street top of the town. what are people that say your bosses can use the talk of the town and we could see with a many supporters w

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after picking j d vance has made a number of statements in the press that have caused that campaign some problems. so the people she's looking at are democratic governors like j. b, pressure of illinois to wallets of minnesota. but those are both solidly democratic states. anyway, if she wants to add a state, she could go to mark kelly the arizona senator where she should, she could go to josh shapiro. he is the governor of pennsylvania who won that state by 15 percentage points. so in looking at doing that, those are the people that she seems to be looking at, but she could also throw out the rule book entirely. that's what bill clinton did in 1992. when he picked another white southerner and al gore and they went on to win the presidential nomination, john henry and l g 0. washington, now are shot hoffman is the democratic political strategic st. and the convention. delica niece says com to harris has reinvigorated the democratic campaign for the white house. what i have been see is groups across the democratic. so they across a different credit coalition. in our coalition as broad it'

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j. d vance, and their policies on health care, abortion rights, family issues and more caught fire with democrats, trending online, and repeated by many others. pamela harris, herself as the years. but watch is more than just a democratic need in color is served 2 terms as minnesota governor, including during the widespread protests following the killing of george floyd in minneapolis in 2020. i spoke this evening to uh, to george floyds, siblings. uh, quite extensively. uh, i understand that rate, we talked about it, we understand what has to happen well served in the minnesota national guard and worked as a public school teacher for 2 decades before running for congress. then the governor's office, as governor, he oversaw a major expansion of labor rights protections for abortion, free school meals and family and parental leave. waltz has called for a cease fire and gaza and called people who do not support the by the administration's policy. there civically engaged voters asking for change. waltz has a plain spoken midwestern sense ability and a willingness of taking on his political

j. d. vance. with his ben was saying that i asked political science and for the democratic candidates at peter matthews. how this approach helps the harris county. it was a word, a weird, it's been around for, for decades. you know, what i was a kid in michigan, michigan, the midwest, myself. that word was used to so that something is outside the norm and kind of strange, a little bit creepy and dangerous. so when use word weird, so then it's which raised from invest that way. it brings to mind some of the positions that they've taken that are just for read this the lower level learning people do not agree with. and that's what saves them, is the outside or as the other party, which is been taken over by these folks, this faction, republican party, which is a traditional party, but has been taken over by trumping mass. and comes up with very strange kinds of policies that could work people into the project. 2025 plan that they have before which people are available in the area. okay, so you laid o

j. d. vance was also income pain modes all week. he's been told by scandals over the past comments, but he too was on the attack. probably harris is a phony to caters to whatever audience is in front of or then a lot of us his boss back in chicago was aust events was ready to run the country from day one. a trump cons. you're voting for the president and you could have a vice president is outstanding in every way. and i think j d is i think that all of them would have been but, but you're not voting that way. you're voting for the present. you're voting for me by guy you sense donald trump was back. hey, this conference i've been speaking to a during crowd and laying out his vision of a 2nd time rally and pennsylvania. the attacks are getting shot, but by the day, against the know many who isn't even officially a know many yet feel of l algebra washington but as well as president. so nicholas model has said he's willing to present all voting records of the disputed election . the opposition says it's candidate one and it can prove i

oddly enough is the oldest man in american history ever to run for president. chose 39 year old j d vance to be his vice presidential running mate vance as a billionaire and a protege of peter t o. another billionaire who has close ties to the c. i. a vance has only been in the senate for 18 months. he's more doctrinaire than trump is in politics, for example, opposing abortion. and in the past, he even compared trump to 8 of hitler. was this a good choice for trump? i think it was a brilliant choice for trump. number one, a brilliant choice for trumping to tell you what, because i believe number one in order to get out to, to win election, you have to do 3 things. number one, turn out to base, never to turn out to base over 3, turnouts or base. you have to get your people to the poll and then you can get independence and steal some boats from a out of where gets a few otherwise get people that would normally vote. but you have to turn out your base right now. the base of the party sees what, what true, false, or indifferent. the base of the party sees donald trump as something else as so

j. d vance, attacking women and so forth. that's gonna turn off a lot of voters somewhere in the middle. i'm not sure who was managing the messaging at this point, but it really needs get whittle down and tightened up in this final stretch. right? yeah, it's early enough and who knows where this is going to go. but i think at this point it's, it really calls for a certain degree of discipline and adherence to messaging. and the message can't be everything all the time. it needs to be one or 2 things, not just everything that comes out of your mind at any given point. and i think to your point, that's what they're not doing at this point. and i, i agree with you on the women thing. look, it's hard and creepy for me as a man to try and put myself in women's shoes. but when i talk to my wife and my daughter and others, what i hear from them is they're not comfortable with some of the language that they've been hearing recently. from republicans, right. and by the way, rick, women's shoes are not really that comfortable. they're

j. d. vance. they are hitting the campaign trailer. we should point out that watching all of this was donald trump and he was live tweeting to sort of countering a lot of the arguments that cala harris was making. and one of his biggest criticisms of her speech was particularly on the issue of border security. is but if she was planning to secure the border and this is certainly true, she was passed with this as vice president. why did she do this for the last 3 years? and in fact, many of these policy proposals she had the opportunity to do as vice president. so this is a question that in fact, he can post or her directly because the 2 will face off in the debate next month. it will be the 1st time the 2 will have their opportunity to have a presidential debate. so that is something else the 2 will be doing in addition to campaigning as you point out because there are just over 70 days until the polls closed in november for election day. anybody hall codes inside that convention venue in chicago. kimberly thank you very much indeed. o