j. johnson was basically at a place where he was unpopular, the vietnam war was unpopular. he was born out from his, from his term is 5 years of presidency. and he basically said, i'm not going to run again by and isn't that kind of position. but i think based on what we've seen as again as viewers of his presidency as his inability to recognize as his obvious gaps of reading from the teleprompter. and you know, it's, it's basically saying exactly the teleprompter says including you know, periods and commas and pauses. i mean, the guy's not fully there. he should. i'm just shocked at. no one has invoked the 25th amendment on this guy. right? that's what the cabinet should do. if they, if there was an honest cap. all right, now let's look at it through the eyes of some if, if, if i, the end of the day from goes i had to, when the electro, how do you thing the u. s. foreign policy is gonna change? ok. so the way i see it right now is this is, is this, so you're going back to your question about the, the foreign policy. so somewhere like kamala, who literally can even secure t

the closest thing we've come to this before was a 1968 when the l b j. lyndon b johnson decided that he would not run again. so this time we want to see what his job, i'm going to say. how does he see it? because remember that debate performance effectively killed his presidency. i'm what see going to do in the coming months. and thanks play much indeed. all right, public and up presidential no, many adult trump has taken his election campaign to charlotte, north carolina. from the is telling support is the way by and was now pushed by leaders of the democratic party to quit the presidential race. he said the move was on democratic biden's nominee for the purpose is the most incompetent phone left vice president in us. history was have a listen to what he's saying right now, states against all orders in upstate new york. 2 months ago, another 15 year old girl was attacked by an illegal alien such as walked into our country, assaulted with a metal pipe, abducted driven to an isolated area, raped and killed. and a texas last bond, 12 year old jocelyn newton gary was tied up sexually as

j, right? when in baines, johnson, the president, the united states, the time decided that because of the war in vietnam, he was just puzzled. he was getting beaten badly and he just gave a very important speech that to this day rings in my mind and in the minds of most americans where he said i will not seek. i will not run for the presidency of the united states. and one would have expected that the job i would would have taken advantage of this opportunity. and he still might because he said he's going to speak to an agent sometime later this week. but the fact actually released this information in the way he did using social media, i think also speaks to maybe his condition to maybe the fact that a lot of the you've got to remember something. and i think it's really important. i think it's getting lost on people. joe biden did not write that letter. there were some people in the white house who wrote that letter for him. and they're basically now taking over the decision making and making the decisions for the president and the fact that they would put comma harris so far down in that letter

johnson. >> well, i think in j&j's case, redemption may also be an appropriate word.ny that had the overhang of the talc litigation and you won't get answers on that on july 17th or next wednesday. you will get answers on that on the 26th, when the plaintiffs vote to decide whether they accept the offer from the company that could settle a significant amount of these claims. if you can remove that, you take it back to where we hear about earnings, we hear about the med tech business which is growing very well, their pharma pipeline around oncology has a series of events that are going to be treated very well by the analyst community. this is a sum of the parts that to me is significantly higher than where the shares trade. it is a stock on long, a stock that i think at some point needs to get out of jail because there is a lot of value there. >> all right. tim, thank you very much. >> now, coming up, ride share redemption, can uber continue its recent bounce as delays in tesla's robo taxi help boost the stock. what the truck master is seeing in the technicals? that's

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j. trump for the office of president of the united states! [applause] [chanting "usa! usa! usa!"] rep. johnsonthat. amen to that. the chair now recognizes the delegate from nevada, and the chairman of the nevada republican party, michael mcdonald. [applause] >> good afternoon. i am chairman michael mcdonald from the state of nevada. [applause] it has been an honor of a lifetime to standby president trump's side since 2015. intifada we held the first in the west caucus where we blew the democrats narrative apart, that you cannot have voter ids, that you cannot have paper ballots, and you cannot have results of an election on election night. intifada, the state that is resilient on service industries, president trump has proposed to eliminate taxes on tips on day one. [applause] unlike the biden-harris administration and the democrats, that increased taxes on tips. [booing] president trump has transformed our party to the champion of the working men and women. we fight for what is right, not for what is easy. we are in a battle for the soul of our nation because we want the best future for our f

j. he composing system that we're game. so johnson victory. let's to tell them it's been great to have your expertise on alex's 0. thank you so much for joining us on the news. out of that, as jonathan tong from livable of the wednesday monks the final day of campaigning ahead of the wrong presidential vinyl floats. on friday, the 2 candidates have been holding the final value. conservative high ged took the associates a sense of asses round the full this candidates my suit possess can 142 percent and a vote that so a record low turn out. elections will help early off the president, but i am and i, you see was killed in a helicopter crash in may. russell said that has moved sunset on the last day of the presidential campaign in iran, but for many iranian more important than who is going to be utilized next president is what the 3rd knows is going to be any wrong. dispute has to additionally enjoy the high to now sometimes exceed an 80 percent, but that's the rent has changed. it's $121.00 possession election. it was a tune of, you know, 49 per

mike johnson says the republican policy could legally challenge the replacement of j 5. he says 5 and should resign as president. these elections are handled at the state level. every state has its own system, and in some of these it's, it's not possible to simply just switch out a candidate who has been chosen through the democratic small, the democratic process. over such a long period of time, 14000000 democrats voted to make joe biden to nominate. so it would be wrong and i think on lawful it in accordance to some of the states rules for a handful of people to go into the back room and switch it out because they're, they don't like the candidate any longer. that's not how this is supposed to work. so i think they would run into some legal impediments in at least a few of these jurisdictions. and i think uh they'll be a compelling case to be made that that shouldn't happen. and so i think they've got legal trouble if that's there. and yeah, you know, that's our intention and that's their plan. let's go about solving fisher and washington dc, the republic and certainly

well, the speaker of the house, mike johnson says, the republican party good legally challenged the replacements of j by these elections are handled at the state level. every state has its own system in it. and some of these it's, it's not possible to simply just switch out a candidate who has been chosen through the democratic small deed, democratic process. over such a long period of time, 14000000 democrats voted to make joe biden to nominate. so it would be wrong. and i think on lawful it in accordance to some of the states rules for a handful of people to go into the back room and switch it out because there they don't like the candidate any longer. that's not how this is supposed to work. so i think they would run into some legal impediments in at least a few of these jurisdictions. and i think uh they'll be a compelling case to be made that that shouldn't happen. and so i think they've got legal trouble if that's there. and yeah, you know, that's our intention and that's their plan. but also speaking that will brief fine is a full be us associate deputy attorney general joins us live from wash

johnson and president bind, does come out and condemn violence. is sort of in every form. however, we've also seen comments that from j. d. vance in terms got that reiterate some of the more aggressive into this measure night messaging that we've seen it recently. so i think unfortunately, this pushes each sy further into its own sort of partners in court rather than bringing a moment of unity in our political environment. trump himself reacted. i guess we didn't seconds of use happening. he raised his face in the signal of defiance and strength. that's of course, really going around around the world. how do you think this quote impacts the upcoming election, as well as the images for president trump raising his fist framed by an american flag over him? secret service agents trying to protect him, bloodied from this attack is going to be the defining image of the selection that will be the image that is played ad nauseum when you discussed the 2024 election. what the effect of this was attacked was, was to strengthen trumps position she leads buying in most polling. it's going to be very difficult for president by to m

republicans and democrats alike. speaker johnson and president bind, does come out to condemn violence is sort of in every form. however, we've also seen comments that from j. d vance in terms got that reiterate something's been more aggressive than to visit measure night messaging that we've seen and recently. so i think unfortunately this pushes huge size further into its own sort of partners in court, rather than bringing a moment of unity in our political environment. trump himself reacted. i guess within seconds of this happening, he raised his face in a signal of defiance and strength. that's of course, really going around around the world. how do you think this quote impacts the upcoming election? with the images for president tra, raising his fist framed by an american flag over him, secret service agents trying to protect him. bloodied from this attack is going to be the defining image of the selection that will be the image that is played ad nauseum. when you discussed the 2024 election, what the effect of this was attacked was was to strengthen trump's position. she leads by and most polling is going to be very difficult for president binding to

yes, it has been those kind of calls from j defends himself along with the house majority leader mike johnson saying that by didn't should step down if he was not going to fight the election, then he is not capable of being president. this was being rejected by biden himself and certainly rejected by vice president cumberland harris. but the bonds a trump campaign. clearly going to up a check the campaign if it's now j. d. been sold already in the course of today. very powerful speech from thence. but some observe is pointing out at that events, well, may be an advantage to trump in some ways is also baggage because he carries within policies that all follow. right. so even the republican norms, particularly risk, regard to a hot button issue like abortion bands is really far to the right in terms of his position on abortion, which could be punished at the polls. the observer says, well, but if you try, the bands continues to perform as well as he did in the course of the day at that rally. donald trump may be buying him a sconce, not wanting to share the line life, but that that is what some

j. divans, who is said to be trump's deputy if he wins, said: biden's provocative campaign approach has led to such an incident. mike johnson , the republican speaker of the us house of representatives, said that the director of the secret police, the relevant authorities from the department of homeland security, the fbi and the us federal police to explain about this incident. they will be reported to the parliament. this incident happened this morning in butler, pennsylvania, after trump's election speech. according to witnesses, the shooter fired a number of shots from a place overlooking trump, one of which hit the right ear targeted trump. the images of a new inflammatory video of this assassination have been published, which shows that one of the attendees shouts a warning to the security forces before the shooting. there is a person with a weapon. some news sources, quoting the police, announced that the assailant, mark biolt, was a member of the antifast organization, who was killed by the american secret service. to the writing the municipal building of this city has increased as well as around the trump tower in m

johnson confirming the party's ticket for the november 5th. general elections. what a great night! pursuant to rule 40 d of the rules of the republican party. i formerly declare president donald j. trump and j. d. vance is the republican nominated for president and vice president of the united states. that's crossover to our correspondent, benjamin oliver as gruber at the public and national convention in milwaukee. so i wanted to ask you earlier, trump announced his pick for vice president, senator j. the vance. can you tell us who this guy is? that's right, so 1st of all, donald trump waited for the last possible day to announce that the 39 year old senator from a higher would be, is it running made for vice president? it just to give you a few information on this center. he's very pro, is wrong. he's opposing a strong, oppose or in the senate also for an additional military aid for ukraine. so that will be also interesting and phone from makes it back to the white house also again, a portion, but new was indeed one of the names that we've been hearing over the last couple of days. also with other sen thoughts. as also told cnn that you got a phone call from trump only 20 min

j, the van, his vice presidential nominee, russia. vance. thank you. and god bless america you gentlemen, please welcome back. speaker johnson. 2 what a great night, a pursuant to rule 40 d of the rules of the republican party. i formerly declare president donald j trump rag. we've been watching the republican national convention there. we delegates a formalized state events as an organization, as vice president. mike, hannah is in washington. she have with tennessee, is that a protest sites in milwaukee with people? they say they don't like both trump and biden, but let's 1st speak to the just practical aid and she's at the republican convention center. and petty, we've just seen that formalization of j d fences nomination. no surprise. but the republicans put on a big show and again that to an organization is j events as trumps running mates comes nomination. not a surprise to your i trust the we every, everyone knows the devil's draw. donald trump is going to be the presidential, not any from the republican party, but up until today nothing's leaked, which is fairly unusual when it comes to american politics. really no one knew who is going to be, and it

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johnson, this is i'll just share a lot from the whole. so coming out the president's revise and returns to the campaign trials. these criticize j. d fonts has nomination coolant humor, trump clay subscribing, what type of they can, the red cross close to more health to the desperately needed a to, to goes to 6. the former us present donald trump has made his 1st appearance since he was shots. an injured at the campaign rally on saturday are traveling more than welcome to the next president of the united states. he was wildly chair that the republican national convention in milwaukee, wisconsin. i was off the, he was officially nominators policies. presidential candidate becomes just 2 days off the assassination attempt on him during a rally in pennsylvania, the bullets raised trump right. yeah. highest. and i to say the vance was also confirmed as he's running during the convention. without an official joins as life now from the convention in milwaukee wisconsin out in tool coast through the mood in the hole. and as donald trump made his appearance. so donald trump has just laughed just literally in the last couple of minutes at

line to the presidency, house speaker mike johnson officially announced the two top nominees on the republican ticket. >> i formally declare president donald jump and jd vance as the republican nominees for president and vice president of the united states. >> the republican faithful on the floor of milwaukee's fiserv forum erupted in cheers. it was the former president's son, eric trump, who cast the final ballot from florida to officially make donald trump the republican presidential nominee. >> this is wild, and i would say people are truly convicted. this isn't just a party. we're going to win. we know we're going to win. and we're excited. >> as his name was being embossed on the side of a campaign plane newly named vice presidential nominee jd vance made a surprise appearance with his ohio delegates. >> i think he's he actually, he captures the essence of what the platform was, which was the forgotten man and woman, and that's how he rose to prominence. i mean, that's his life story. copy >> outside the arena, a coalition of causes, pro-palestinian pro reproductive rights and labor leaders marched through the milwaukee street contestin

johnson, the front center this week. jane king live the nasdaq with those stories and more good morning. j. >> hi, really good morning. crucial week of jobs data. it is a holiday shortened trading week as well. course, we begin the month of july 3rd quarter 2nd half of the year today. so the june jobs report that will be out on friday. we also get updates on private payrolls in job openings, kind of coming up throughout the week and some numbers on manufacturing and services will be scattered throughout the next few days as well. well, doctors are using the apple watch is part of how they diagnose and help patients manage disease. even though it's not been specifically approved for those applications by the fda. the wall street journal reports there's a large and growing body of research on how the apple watch is being used informally medical care. now, the report says many other doctors are telling their patients go out, buy an apple watch and alert them to episodes of atrial fibrillation chicken soup for the soul entertainment known for its self-help books. and redbox kiosks has filed for bankruptcy. that's after de

j. trump and j.d. vance as our vice president. [applause] >> and to make america wealthy again. safe again, strong again and to make america great again. thank you. ♪ >> please welcome ron johnsonnson: thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you. welcome to wisconsin. 170 years of the the republican party, dedicated to the fight to end slavery. it's an honor and privilege to represent the people of wisconsin in the u.s. senate. [applause] mr. johnson: they believe government improves lives, not makes them more difficult. vice president harris and president biden have made our lives less safe and far more expensive. a lot more difficult. in 2008 joe biden promised to transform america. they were not joking, that is the democrats agenda. the democrats are not the party of our parents and grandparents. that party cared about workers. now they are the party of open borders, weaponized government and weakness on the world stage. this agenda includes biological males competing against girls. and the sexualization and indoctrination of our children. today's democrat agenda, their policies are a threat to our people. democrats have forgotten american families. president trump and republ

j is out. thank you. >> thanks for the conversation. >>> let's talk about the earnings from johnson & johnson,th earns of $2.82 a share. that's a beat. revenue came in at billion versus 22 anticipated. they're talking about stronger than expected performance for the first half of the year. they're raising their own guidance, expectations by 5 cents a chair. if you look at what they have to do from an accounts perspective towave, they're going to be lowering the numbers that the street's expecting. they say this is just an accounting change and something that will not impact the companies, much will so in -- about 18 months ago how you have to account for these things. they're now looking for guidance of 10 cents a share. it's going to look below what the street was anticipating, but, again, they're saying because of accounting changes. when they first released this, you saw stock down by more than 1%. i think probably as people are reading through this, stocks are down 1.3%. if you look at the performance again. it has 125 digit platforms that are a billion dollars in revenue. they say two-thi

johnson. >> what a great night. pursuant to rule 40d of the rules of the republican party i formally declare present donald j. trump and j.d. vance as thepresent and vice presidenf the united states. >> ladies and gentlemen please welcome back our chairman michael hartley. the republican party. what a great afternoon for america. it is now time to take the official convention photograph. if all of the delegates would please stand and turn to the center camera directly opposite the stage, we will take the official photograph. thank you delegates. at this time, please welcome leora leavy, delegates and national committee woman from connecticut who will lead us in. >> let us pray. that means be quiet. [laughter] bow your heads. heavenly father, we thank you for the life and strength of president donald trump and pray that you continue to protect his family. we pray for cor comparatore ands family. king of the universe, who knows all indices all please watch over us as we embark on the work for which we have gathered here today. we are psent donald j. trump, a leader with wisdom, strength, courage, and the experi

j. trump for the office of president of the united states! [applause] [chanting "usa! usa! usa!"] rep. johnsonen to that. amen to that. the chair now recognizes the delegate from nevada, and the chairman of the nevada republican party, michael mcdonald. [applause] [applause] >> good afternoon. i am chairman michael mcdonald from the state of nevada. [applause] it has been an honor of a lifetime to stand by president trump's side since 2015. in nevada we held the first in the west caucus where we blew the democrats narrative apart, that you cannot have voter ids, that you cannot have paper ballots, and you cannot have results of an election on election night. in nevada, the state that is resilient on service industries, president trump has proposed to eliminate taxes on tips on day one. [applause] unlike the biden-harris administration and the democrats, that increased taxes on tips. [booing] president trump has transformed our party to the champion of the working men and women. we fight for what is right, not for what is easy. we are in a battle for the soul of our nation because we want the b

jo, who run boris johnson's campaign, and j run borisjohnson's campaign, and andrew, it's been interestingd under the counter they'll be able to give you a vape. under 18s, though, will always need a prescription. now of course, this new law is hoping to bring down the number of people vaping, especially among young australians. data shows that since the pandemic, consumption has really, really soared. australia is no stranger to tough anti—smoking legislation. they've already banned the imports of vapes. they've also limited the number of flavours available. and in 2012, australia did pass legislation to bring in plain packaging on cigarettes to make them less appealing. when it came to marketing. there is some concern, though, pharmacists are concerned that they will become a dumping ground, if you like, for vapes. of course, those selling vapes in in in retail spaces, petrol stations, those people will be out of a job as of monday. there is also a concern about the tough legislation, what that means for consumption of cigarettes. will this tough legislation mean a switch back to cigaret

j. trump. the braveheart of our time. >> james, what do you see there? >> i think senator johnson's teleprompter guy made the mistake.at he said. the part about taking responsibility. he said i didn't mean to say that, they put the wrong thing on the teleprompter. crime is down since joe biden has been president. and not down by a little bit, down by a lot more than a little bit. so i mean, if we just stand back and let them have their ridiculous narrative of bad teleprompters or crime statistics don't match anything people are going through we're not going to do that well. but if we can get beyond self-inflicted damage that we have and start putting this front and center. i think jd vance is the most adaptable politician in my lifetime. you did a good job what he said before and saying now. as jen pointed out, the courts and the women's rights issues and these things, the gun issue, oh my god, why do you think that president trump was shot? because some loner had access to a weapon, that wasn't anything to do with political rhetoric. so we have some strengths but we have to dig ourselves out of this hole to make the

johnson with no warning label that cost them $2 billion a quart. also in st. louis, missouri, of course, there are 22 women in the family sued jncer by failing to disclose the baby powder had asbestos in it. even though they never knew about it and j&j says there is no asbestos in the powder at all. with abbott, the penalty is much bigger, even though their special formula saves lives and doctors recommend and use if it. it's not found in cvs or well greens. the idea if this causes anything seems absurd. plenty of babies get it when they live entirely off of milk. it's a redistribution into the hands of the plaintiffs and lawyers. abbott may not be able to make the stuff any more, even though every neonatal intensive care unit in america needs it. it's so stupefying that the market sloughed off nearly $30 billion from market capitalization since we started worrying about this case. the government doesn't come to abbott's aid. just watches and shrugs. there is a something off about how state juries are friendly to plaintiffs. it's a jackpot. the system we've been living with for a long time is this one. i'm amazed that abbott's

j. trump for the office of the president of the united states of america. [ applause ] god bless you. ♪♪ >> reporter: hey there, we just saw speaker mike johnsonpeeches from a couple of the states including iowa to kick things off. i'm going to go now to pennsylvania, and we have my friend charlie. your very first convention was 1976. >> hard to imagine, isn't it? >> no, not at all. no, it is. do you feel like this -- how do you feel the country has been doing? this is your 13th convention, is that what you said? >> the country is much more divided than it was in 1976, our bicentennial year. i sense it's coming back together again after what happened over the weekend. >> why do you sense that? >> when that moment occurred, you see as you do in any of these instances, the true character of the person, and in that moment, that split second, donald trump showed his valor, his determination, his strength, and his courage, and that's what unites a country, a leader like that. >> what do you want to hear from him when he makes his speech on thursday? he said he's changing it. what words do you want to hear? >> i think you're going to hear a very dif

j trump will be president of the united states. republicans will control the said chuck schumer will be gone, no leader we will maintain and increase our hold in the house of representatives a speaker johnson. that is what is going to happen in november. my message to those diplomats was, when you send your cables back to your capitals in berlin and in paris and throughout wherever it is that you tell them that the united states in this administration is going to look to where we are. each of these countries where they stand with israel. do you support hamas or do you support israel? do you support iran or do you support israel? if you do not support israel the united states is not going to be supporting you. it is not going to be working with you that is what this event is all about. our opportunity to say thank you to the leadership in this country. the leadership which will control the house, the senate and the presidency after november to say thank you for all that you have done. israel is in a fight for its existence. suffer the risk holocaust killing of jews since the holocaust american support is critical now more than ever it has to be the kind of support the republicans are provid

therefore, we'll have a johnson & johnson situation where you have 80,000 cases and the amount of damages that exceed anyone thought when they got the lawsuit against je concerns of the shareholders have is exactly that i do think it's a little bit different in the sense that, you know, these are medically necessary products that save lives, and, jim, we have a history of developing products for premature babies across all of our portfolio for decades, not just in nutrition, but in medical devices. we develop cardiovascular devices for heart failure, in our medicine business, we do it. the decision to pull a product is not an easy one but if the system that's in place today is not going to value the science and the data, if the system is not going to value what health care professionals that spend their lives treating these babies, if those aren't going to be respected and taken into account, then yeah, we have to think about at least what is the implication of removing a product. i'm hopeful i don't have to do that i'm hopeful those that can make decisions to ensure that there's a reliable and consistent supply of this product they take action it's

j. trump and j.d. vance as our vice president. [applause] >> and to make america wealthy again. safe again, strong again and to make america great again. thank you. ♪ >> please welcome ron johnsonnson: thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you. welcome to wisconsin. 170 years of the the republican party, dedicated to the fight to end slavery. it's an honor and privilege to represent the people of wisconsin in the u.s. senate. [applause] mr. johnson: they believe government improves lives, not makes them more difficult. vice president harris and president biden have made our lives less safe and far more expensive. a lot more difficult. in 2008 joe biden promised to transform america. they were not joking, that is the democrats agenda. the democrats are not the party of our parents and grandparents. that party cared about workers. now they are the party of open borders, weaponized government and weakness on the world stage. this agenda includes biological males competing against girls. and the sexualization and indoctrination of our children. today's democrat agenda, their policies are a threat to our people. democrats have forgotten american families. president trump and republ

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j. edgar hoover is there. can you speak, doris, to how america got to that day 60 years ago? by that, i mean the pressure placed on president johnsont, by martin luther king, and many, many other people, and the partnership between dr. king and president johnson to get the legislation through. >> it's one of those moments in history when the outside movement, the civil rights movement, comes into the highest counsels of power with lyndon johnson and the congress. starts really back in the 1950s with the montgomery bus boycott, with rosa parks, and martin luther king coming to montgomery to worry about segregation in buses. it takes the freedom riders, takes the sit-ins during the time with the young people in the '50s and '60s, all the way up to birmingham, which fired the conscious of the country. peaceful civil rights marchers were going through the streets in montgomery to protest the failure of civil rights being still segregated, and what is done? they're met by dogs, high-pressure hoses. young kids are struck down, sent to jail. the conscience of the country is fired. martin luther king brings that to the legislation. that's

. >> speaker johnson what a great, night pursuant to rule 40 d of the rules of the republican party, ai formed well, you declare resident donald j. trump and jd vance as the republican nominees for president and vice president of the united states welcome rnc chairman michael whatley what a great afternoon for the republican party and what a great afternoon for america it is now time to take the official convention photograph if all of the delegates would please stand and turn to the center cameras right as they prepare for the official convention photograph. let us talk about what we've just seen. so that was certainly a rousing introduction of the party's vice presidential a nominee, senator jd vance of ohio, coming out onto the floor, embraced, cheered to the tunes of the tune of merle haggard's america first john king what is, what is the wisdom and what is the strategy behind the vance pick defense think it's trump deciding that his base is his path to winning as his base was his path to winning in 2016. and a lot of people, there's the debate, right? do you pick nikki haley? do you go for the suburbs? do you tried to broad

j. trump. >> and god bless the united states it's about erica elise stefanik, ladies from new york, just ahead, we're awaiting remarks from steve moore, top house republicans, including speaker mike johnson. awesome question, can nikki haley persuade any skeptical republicans? to vote for donald trump are standing by her remarks are the most important speeches of the night how about that thank you read if you're in new york giant. >> yes, sir. there was do our team still add and pieces still have the draft with the agency, think what let's have a conversation patients and here it it's unlike anywhere else for all season with the new york giants streaming exclusively on max, liberty mutual customizes my car insurance and i saved hundreds with all the money i saved thought i'd buy still so many look, no line at the hot dog stand auonly pay for what you need right now. get america's most trusted pink brand and everyday low price, maybe a pair starting at 29, 98 you will made to fund in a piece we remain to track flight prices to paradise if you have chronic kidney disease, you can reduce the risk of kidney failure with bars sega because there are places would like to be for segal can cause