j.d. vance is going to expose that side of walz, that's what i'm looking forward to seeing. >> laura: will he do that strange bowing motion? that's the strangest thing i've ever seen from an american candidate for national office. panel, thank you. that's it for us tonight. stay with fox all night long for coverage, you can watch the debate right here. jesse watters takes it from here and i will be on later on with the panel. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jesse: the stages set for the first and only vice presidential debate between j.d. vance and tim walz. but first, the mideast on the brink of war as iran launches over 200 ballistic missiles at israel. iranian missile strikes in response to israel taking out the leader of hezbollah. iranian terror proxy based in lebanon, which is been shelling israeli neighborhoods from the north. israel's iron dome and u.s. missile defense intercepting the iranian barrage. the pentagon sending additional service members to the region, bracing for potential attacks on u.s.

j.d. vance of ohio faced over the first and only vice presidential debate this cycle. folks, let's be clear. the debate might have seemed normal but must nothing was normal on what happened on that stage. j.d. vance tried to rewrite swaths of terms policy positions. flat out lied about issues like abortion, health care, and immigration. arguably the biggest moment of the night was the final moment. j.d. vance was on the debate stage tonight. mike pence, donald trump's former vice president had the audacity to certify the 2020 election results. here is what j.d. vance said when he was pressed tonight and trump's long- running election lies. >> would you seek to challenge this year's election results even if every governor certifies the results? >> first of all, were focused on the future. it is rich for democratic leaders to say that donald trump is a unique threat to democracy when he peacefully gave overpower on january 20. >> this was a threat to the democracy and away we have not seen.

j.d.on the debate last night. [louder cheers] >> what a performance from senator j.d. vance last night. he came in and relatable and talked to the american people answered told his story and told the american dream story that we once had under donald trump but unfortunately the last three years have not been so good. it's great to be here in michigan, guys. [cheers and applause] >> brian: i think they are finding you very relatable. very likeable and relatable. >> steve: lawrence, you have got to go back to talk to that person or couple of people back in the corner who said that tim walz won. because that is not a commonly held belief. >> brian: but it's okay. >> steve: yeah. we want to hear from them. >> lawrence: steve, if you know me, you know i'm going to talk to everyone. i will try get to the bottom of this on why they feel that way. >> steve: lawrence, i was looking at the place you are at right now the steak and egg there in muskegon. they have got something on the menu. i don't kn

j.d. also won the vp debate! and triumph the insult comic dog poops on the spin room. so let's get into "indecision 2024!" ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] let's kick things off with the big vice presidential debate, the only time these candidates will face off. well, in the united states. the european tour is kicking off next week. but for those of us who found it very exciting, there actually was one particular moment that everyone is talking about today. >> in what was the night's most contentious exchange, vance refused to acknowledge that donald trump lost the 2020 election. >> i would just ask that. did he lose the 2020 election? >> tim, i'm focused on the future. >> michael: "i'm focused on the future?" i didn't know you could answer questions like that. next time my wife asks me why i forgot to pick up the kids, i'll say "hey, i'm focused on the future. where are the kids now?" or how about the next time i get pulled over? "do you know how fast you were going?" "i know how fast i am going

j.d.ce and minnesota governor tim walz about to come face-to-face for the first and only time. stakes could not be higher. major crises have broken out here at home and abroad. good evening everybody, i'm margaret brennan. >> and i'm bret baier coming to you live from fox news headquarters in new york -- martha maccallum -- the debate moments away. you can see it all right here live on fox. tonight the two candidates to get out on the national stage in the middle of a turbulent and consequential new cycle. >> here in the united states americans reeling from the impacts of hurricane helene. dockworkers kicking off a large-scale strike along the eastern seaboard. and overseas, the middle east on the verge of an all-out war. >> we are tracking any and all developments tonight after iran unleashed a barrage of missiles in all parts of israel and all of that hanging over the debate stage tonight. we have an all-star lineup of guests here with us tonight for analysis, but first we go to senior c

j.d. vance whether he would serve the election results so certainly a moment i think we will see the campaign clipping and sharing on social media. >> democrats reaching out to me wishing governor walz had done more interviews and maybe he would be sharper and he seemed nervous but he did close a strong january 6th moment. thank you as always. thank you for you getting up "way too early" for us on this wednesday more. "morning joe" starts right now. >> walz and vance stuck to the issues and showed each other a lot of respect. it was very boring. i'll be honest. i like these better with trump. i really do. i don't know that anyone's vote was changed tonight. watching vice presidential debate is like taking your kids' picking and halfway through sounded like this was going to be fun but what is the point? >> these two men were both a heartbeat away from being interesting this evening. it was a vice presidential debate. one of these men will lose and we will never from him again. the other on

j.d. vance said, about possible bombing of nuclear facilities, let israel decide and you know what? they might do the entire world a favor. anyway, up next, let elizabeth macdonald decide. liz: we hope so, thank you, larry. i love that historic moment you said you had with harris faulkner and steve scalise. move making history there, good stuff. good to see you. welcome to the evening edit i'm elizabeth macdonald. >> j.d. vance's much more experienced at this. >> if you're sitting at home and you're watching and you were not fact checking. >> he seemed at many moments to be reasonable. >> j.d. vance was very smooth. liz: okay well how about that 180. the media now liked j.d. vance after they scared him. vance is about to speak in battleground, michigan. tonight tomi lahren here on why the debates turned into nonsense on stills because when you have one candidate, j.d. vance, having to school not just tim walz on things like walz's own home state's abortion law, when you have vance having t

j.d. vance and tim walz meeting on a heated debate stage for the first time and we have coverage from the spinner them. and we have the g.o.p. a perspective. spinnaker talking only a spin room and tonight j.d. vance had an incredibly strong performance and it was exactly the right tone starting off with the first initial question and how is russia response and howitzers to respond to the attacks. >> is up to israel what they need to do to keep their country safe and we should support our allies wherever they are when fighting the bad guys i think that's the right approach to take the israel question and happen when cbs had to cut off senator vance microphone as he tried to respond to a question about immigration and springfield, ohio, watch this. >> the rules were that you weren't going to fact-check and since you are fact-checking me it's important to say wants actually going on. >> we have so much to get to some announcer. >> has been on the books since 1990. >> it hasn't been on the boo

j.d. vance lies, j.d. vance distorts, j.d. vance demeans. that's his shtick that's why trump picked him. and that's what you're going to see tonight. >> you're talking about a guy who lied about his dui, who lied about his military record, who lied about i can't go on. i don't want to cut into the debate. the guy says, you're going to call him coach. i'm going to call him command sergeant major he lied about being a retired command sergeant major. i mean, you cannot acknowledge that that i mean, he's going to come out on the stage, he's going to come out on the stage. he's going to have to answer those. >> i don't like when he exaggerates. i think that's no, that's not exaggeration no, no, stay in your command, sergeant major. it's not an exaggeration. i'm trying, i'm trying i'm trying to give you give you a point here i don't like that stuff. and i think it's. i think it's a mark on his character. and it's like a little bitty splotch. and then you've got a massive wall of of demeaning, horrible conduct on the part of jd here. >> here's the

j.d.nd governor tim walz striking a more civil tone as they tangled over the big issues facing the country, and it turns out shielding your candidate from media scrutiny does not the best strategy. tim walz only doing half dozing interviews before the showdown, and it left him a little bit rusty when compared to the battle-tested vance, watch. >> a nearly 80-year-old donald trump talking about crowd sizes is not what we need in this moment. >> governor walz just accused donald trump of being an agent of chaos. donald trump actually delivered some stability in the world and he did it by establishing effece deterrence peered people were afraid of stepping out of line. >> when you start to see that type of fickleness around holding the coalitions together, donald trump's fickle leadership, donald trump is fickle. >> he blamed donald trump, who has been the vice president last three and a half years and the answer is your running mate, not mine. >> i sat in the office, become friends with scho

j.d. vance and governor tim walz introducing themselves last night and the vice president and only debate. >> both candidates pitching their vision for america and didn't hold anything back. >> we have historic immigration crisis because kamala harris started and said she wanted to undo all of donald trump's border policy. the rules were that you fact-check and since you are a fact-checking me i think it is important to say what is actually going on because donald trump says drill, baby, drill and are we going to build houses and drill on the same land? >> kamala harris is bringing us politics of joy. speed to the clock does not deceive you you are watching special 4:00 a.m. of "fox & friends first." >> todd: let's get to brooke singman for major moments of last nights debate debate. >> good early morning and after j.d. vance and tim walz went back and forth for an hour and a half and speak to tim watts got up to a rocky start when a rocky start with israel. >> hamas terrorists massacred 1

i think then j.d. vance, he certainly has been honing himself on sunday shows a walz has not been doing many interviews. >> yeah. look, i think that he was hired basically as donald trump's designated hitter. donald trump as a casting director. and he was convinced that he would be good on tv for him in this debate is obviously the most important television appearance there is, you know, he comes in, we all know having worked with van jones, how these al educated lawyers very slick easy, ease, you're going get trigger was they have very different personalities vance is, you know, he is a bit predatory on that debate platform. >> and walz, his strength is his warmth and is his every day enos, it's kind of like a labrador versus a coyote and the question is, people root for the labrador, but can he get enough swipes him to keep the coyote often? >> look, i think jd vance's dangerous to debate. first of all, you don't know which j.d. vance you're going to get. he's such a phony could either be the phony a

j.d. vance he did complain that cbs was violating its own rule. >>> it is the top of the hour. super grateful to have you watching our coverage of the vice presidential debate. it started as a slow burn. not sure what is happening on the substance, the pace was slower at the beginning and then about midpoint it really took off. and then we had what i think was a almost knock out. he wobbled on guns and then when we got to january 6 he was out cold. >> there was stonns, too. i remember that lieberman debate, they were sitting next to each other, it was, we agree on stuff. some of that vibe. you saw a little bit of this is j.d. vance that made a lot of friends at yale this is tim walz that won a republican district in difficult times including 2010 when every other democrat got kicked out. you saw an heability i can talk to people who don't agree with me, right? but the thing that really sort of like cut it was the democracy question. walz apologize for it. this is a thing that i can not go

j.d. vance is going to be ready. j.d.ce is very sharp. >> he knows how to articulate's trump's vision when it comes to the economy and securing the border. tim walz political politician. he has been doing this two decades, j.d. vance two years. >> laura: the problem with debates i will talk about this in the angle coming up. they are not designed to get they issues who is the better debater. it's to center from on likabilities. can you relate to the mom of three single no, ma'am mom of three watching in ohio tonight. can you relate to the hispanic family in arizona, what their issues and needs are? cutting through likability question. i think that's as big of a deal tonight as the substance. the debate has been won on the substance, i think on the border and the economy. the likability question, i think that's a bigger hurdle. >> yeah. when j.d. vance is talking about his humble upbringing, when he is talking about his military service in the marines. is he very good. it's background people can relate to. is he someone wh

j.d.ce also had one other thing in common. they both believed and said they believed that donald trump was a threat to america and america's democracy. j.d. vances that described donald trump in harsher terms than anyone who has appeared on it program. he called donald trump america's hitler. he called him, quote, a total fraud. and quote, a moral disaster and, quote, cultural heroin. we could go on and on. now that view of donald trump and what he represents is gone from j.d. vance's lips, now we have a j.d. vance 2.0, if you will, who is in stead confined to our truth and the rule of law and there is the endless disdain for us specific, women and in a rathery creepy obsession with our biological clocks. >> should a woman be forced to carry a child to term after she has been the victim of incest or rape? >> we want women and young boips in the womb to have the right to life. >> i think two wrongs don't make a right. >> this is one of the great tricks that i think the sexual revolution pul

j.d.but first, the world is on the brink of war. with joann kamala at the helm. israel is planning their next steps after getting attacked by iran. the terrorist supporting regime firing over 100 missiles at the jewish state. joe and kamala trying to act like they are on top of things after iran attacked israel. watch this. >> the united states military actively supported the defense of israel, and we are still assessing the impact, but based on what we know now and the attack. have been defeated and ineffective, and this is testament to israeli military capability and the u.s. mil military. >> jesse: let's go to trey yingst in israel. trey? >> yeah, jesse, this was a significant attack that took place across israel earlier today. the iranians firing more than 180 ballistic missiles at this country. some of them were intercepted by israel's arrow three missile defense system, but others slammed into the ground below. we understand the israeli cabinet is meeting tonight to determine what th

j.d.ce, tim walz is damage control mode, does his first solo tv interview. that wrapped just90 minutes ago. fox's shannon bream asked about a minnesota if law allowing abortions through the ninth month. the governor says he just wants to restore roe v. wade. >> this puts the decision with the woman and her health care provider s, donald trump is asking for a nationwide -- shannon: wait, he has said he will not sign a nationwide abortion ban. howard: and when asked about falsehoods and exaggerations in his military record and other issues? >> they disparage everyone, personal attacks. i will own up when mys speak. howard: donald trump's running mate has been doing interviews all the time, holding news conferences, the best kind of preparation for the cbs debate. kamala harris' running mate has been bubble wrapped, kept away from journalists until today. and the cbs moderators were much tougher on vance. if walz effectively counterpunched at times, but he often meandered until he got to his

so if j.d. vance is going to try to make tim walz look like in again towards the left, ed far liberal, sometimes fabulous candidate that he is. how can he do it without seeming like the next he could have caricature that american seemed to think he is sometimes, which of course, you know, his favorability numbers their way upside down. so is the goal here to improve your positives or is it to really bring up the negatives of your opponent because that could of course we rebound on you and you should be able to tell that we should be able to tell that fairly quickly. denied for the positives or negatives. doug heye was on before in quoted from the famous movie meatballs. it just doesn't matter. it just doesn't matter. sometimes vp debates my say, sometimes i mean, maybe always he always, it just doesn't matter. what do we think about tonight. >> listen in a race this close, anything could matter. and so here, here's what i would argue. it's somebody as a major gaffe of major mistake that drives d

i think j.d.ce now absolutely vindicates donald trump's instincts in picking him and represents the kind of clear, compassionate, genuinely conservative and genuinely tough leader that we are going to need for the future. i think it was an enormous victory for trump and vance last night. >> sean: i can't tell you independently how many people use the analogy to me, elmer fudd. he was just out of his league. i don't think he's ready to be president and i don't think kamala harris is ready to be president. i did think that moment when j.d. took on the moderators, he might have stolen that page from you because chris wallace was moderating a debate when you ran for president and you just turned and said that's a mickey mouse question. it was extremely effective and he got very triggered by that moment. >> yeah, i don't think he ever quite got over it. i think if you are going to allow these left-wing self-important newspeople to moderate debates, you have to put them in a box. they can't screw it up,

j.d. vance the senator, making their pitch to americans last night. in what will likely be the only vice presidential debate. here's a highlight. >> kamala harris is bringing us a new way forward. she is bringing us a politics of joy. she has been the vice president for three and a half years. we need a new direction. >> brian: joy? >> ainsley: joy. >> steve: lawrence is in battleground michigan talking to voters there. they are happy he is there you will hear from had them shortly. >> ainsley: good crew out there, lawrence. the dock workers hitting the picket lines for a second day, disrupting shipping on the east coast. we're going to ask the speaker of the house, mike johnson, about how congress will address the economic fallout in just a few moments. >> brian: israel vowing revenge. revenge as lauren launches a barrage of nearly 200 missiles in unprecedented attack. pete hegseth on the widening war and what netanyahu has pledged to do. >> steve: while you were sleeping we actually star

j.d. vance called them out when they fact checked. >> to clarify for viewers, springfield has a large number of hation migrants who have temporary protected status. >> rules were you were not going to fact check, since you are, it is important to say what is going on. >> steve: yeah. >> brian: it is taking an awful lot of notes and stumbling while trying to defend harris' record. >> lawrence: what was he taking down? >> ainsley: what to say next. >> brian: remember what was said, but i don't know if he referred to them again. remember this. >> you were in hong kong during the deadly protest in spring of 1989. the minnesota public radio and other media are reporting you did not travel to asia until august of that year, can you explain that discrepancy? >> i've not been perfect and i'm a knucklehead at times. all i said, i got there that summer and misspoke, that is what i've said. >> steve: awkward the way he did all that. the campaign is anymoresed he said something not true and got caught

but j.d. vance has a plan to do it now, at least to seize harvard's endowment and then see what happens. and he has a plan to do this as part of a larger plan to destroy all the things which conservatives don't have complete control over. and it's not just the universities, which has, again, on and off for a century, been a topic of concern of the far right. but it also, for j.d. vance, includes the private sector, businesses. here he is in that same interview explaining that the right wing needs to start doing stuff that's really, really, really radical, including to businesses. and both j.d. vance and his interviewer both clearly find this very exciting. >> capital money itself is increasingly taking a side in the culture war, and it's not our side. it's not the side that i want to win. unless you're willing to make these people feel like -- there's no serious way to fight back against it. the only way to pushback against this stuff in a real way is to make these companies feel like i'm in p

j.d.derstand the messaging strategy -- >> you don't buy it. >> debates are about a lot of things, but they are always about contrast. i think that is a problem for donald trump and j.d. vance, because donald trump seems to have second thoughts. j.d. vance in these forums can come off like a phony trying to be too smart or too cute. there is a difference between debate club and the actual national debate. a difference between being the republican class president type who argues with everyone in the class and the hallway and has talking points. shut out, ben shapiro. and actually having to deal with things as a governor and leader, which i think vance doesn't have the credibility to draw on that. there is a difference between having the zingers and being a heartbeat away from being the leader of the free world. the contrast tonight, people who don't follow closely may catch this and they have only heard about these folks and have not seen them. that contrast is a question of, do you really t

senator j.d.claims about haitian migrants in springfield, ohio. walz blamed vance and donald trump's divisive rhetoric for creating bomb threats in the city. here's a part of that exchange. >> this is what happens when you don't want to solve it, you demonize it. and we saw this in senator vance, and it surprises me on this. talking about and saying i will create stories to bring attention to this, that vilified a large number of people who were here legally in the community of springfield. the republican governor said it's not true, don't do it. there's consequences for this. there's -- we could come together. senator langford do it. we could come together and solve this if we didn't let donald trump continue to make it an issue. and the consequences in springfield were the governor had to send state law enforcement to escort kindergartners to school. i believe senator vance wants to solve this, but by standing with donald trump and not working together to find a solution, it becomes a talking po

l >> carley: tonight is the night j.d.nd governor tim walz will meet in new york city for the cbs news vice presidential debate. >> todd: madeleine rivera has details. >> madeleine: maybe the only times both candidates cross paths. vance did a mock debate with tom emmerplaying walz. the power went out because of the storm. part of their strategy to raise expec expectations for walz. >> tim walz has run countless campaigns, two years for j.d. vance, two decades for tim walz, he'll be buttoned up and polished. >> madeleine: it was reported that -- projecting calm. >> he's looking forward to the debate and debating j.d. vance who continues to advocate for returning to high risk pools that cost more money and could kick them off their insurance. >> rules for tonight, middle classes mics stay on all night. candidates have two minutes to answer questions. no audrii. it will be up to the candidates to fact check each are. >> carley: mics stay on, but moderators can mute them. watch on fox news, 9 p.m. evi eastern time. we'll brin

j.d. vance? i mean, actually feel free to give advice for governor walz also but i have a sense you'd prefer to give it to vance. >> oh, no i'm not going to give governor walz any advice and this is piggyback off senator barrasso, there are democrats in the house standing by israel. the problem is the democrat leadership does not and the democrat leadership in the house and i would argue probably in the senate as well definitely in the white house, they are playing this dance of how much do they want to support israel, are they going to lose votes in the election, so they are playing politics with global affairs that could lead us into world war iii. it's a very dangerous place so my advice for senator vance tonight is to explain that very clearly to the american people, that democrat leadership, kamala harris included, they do not want to actually stand firm for israel because they are more concerned about their votes in michigan and minnesota. that is not the level of presidential leader

j.d. vance performance. >> ainsley: politico writing, midwestern nice, vance and walz agreeable. the walls are closing in. and w"wall street journal" says j.d. vance confident and walz uneven and debate heavy on policy. >> brian: debate not without controversy. moderators were barred from fact-checking and they fact-checked government. >> springfield, ohio has a large population of haitian -- >> margaret, the rules were you would not fact check. it is important to say what is going on. >> former president trump ripping walz performance, he's been indoctrinated with lies. he's as nervous as you can get. >> steve: you could tell that, mr. walz, the governor, taking an awful lot of notes and stumbling while trying to defend kamala harris' record and his past comments, as well. >> you said you were in hong kong in spring of 1989. minnesota public radio and other meed are reporting you did not travel there until august of that year. can you explain that dis discrepancy? >> my community saw wher

i thought that j.d. did a good job of being transparent that there needs to be growth within the g.o.p. party among women and family and so on and so forth. >> bret: great to have you guys. fair balanced and unafraid. laura is up next. >> laura: i'm laura ingraham. this is the is "the ingraham a" from washington tonight. it's great to have you with us. another desperate move by desperate people. judge chutkan unseems a motion. and the libs go absolutely nuts. it's more proof that the doj has been weaponized. just as we saw during covid, the people called experts are often wrong. cloth masks work, socialted, it's based in science. the vaccine. transmission. well, they couldn't have been more wrong. then, after january 6th, they were confident that trump was finished. >> do democrats have the votes to mark the end of donald trump's political career? >> that could mean the definitive end of his political career. >> trial. >> would be enough to end political career. >> laura: now, in their assessment of j.d.

j.d.ce and minnesota governor tim walz starts in one hour. >> i'm cecilia vega, election day is just 35 days away and this race continues to be a dead heat. voting is already underway in some states. the moderators, our own norah o'donnell and margaret brennan here in new york at the cbs news broadcast center. tonight is likely to be the last chance for each campaign to make their case on a debate stage great enthusiasm right now for the democrats seems to be on the democrats 'aside, cbs news poll finds democrats are more enthusiastic about having governor walz on the ticket than republicans are about senator vance. 65-49%. >> john: tonight's lineup testifies to the twist in this race. senator vance was chosen to run by a former president trump against a totally different democratic ticket and before july, governor walz expected he would be watching his new boss, kamala harris, behind the lectern where he now stands. norah and market up during for the debate but the rest of the gang is her

j.d. vance is really good.ng if out some things that weren't brought in the other one like men playing in women's sports. as you said, all about the farmers that are going broke all over the country. we're spending $80,000 a second. this country's in so bad shape that j.d.'s not going to have any if problem of just picking one or two things to bring up. but this clown, walz, i don't know the direction he's going to go because he's never done this before. he's been a governor, he should be well versed, but i tell you what, i got my money on j.d. vance because he's been going in harm's way in the last 600, 700 days -- of 0 -- 60, 70, cnn, msnbc, "meet the press," he's done a great job of doing that. walz has not done that. neither he nor harris has gone into harm's way, and i'm looking forward to see is how walz reacts. larry: j.d. will go into the lions' den, no question about that. i'm hoping he ties everything to the economy. i was looking at polls today, senator. the economy's, you know, it's bigger than immi

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j.d. vance and tim walz both back on the road today with the last major one-on-one before the election, now in the rear view mirror. but setting the stage after what we saw last night. >>> plus, are our worst fears of a wider war in the middle east now realized? as we speak, israel is weighing retaliation for iran's missile barrage even as tehran says it is prepared to hit back even harder. where does it all end? >>> and from the president to the pack mules, where does it end with hurricane helene? with hundreds still missing and more than a million without power, how long does it take? >>> we start with the vp candidates, both on the campaign trail after a late debate night. tim walz in pennsylvania, j.d. vance in michigan. the question now, did the debate chock full of midwestern nice, move the needle even marginally in a campaign where margins are everything? >> walz was sort of like placating to the people. and vance was dancing around questions. my opinion on things hasn't changed too

. >> debate vicepresidencial, el democrata tim walz y el republicano j.d. >> dance abordan temas quesde teorias conspirativas como los haitianos comiendo mas hota hasta deportaciones masivas propuestas por trump. >> mexico se tiene presidenta. >> hoy claudia sheinbaum se convirtio en la primera m mandataria de su pais y de norteamerica, pero ¿cuales son sus promesas de gobierno y que pais hereda? >> aqui tenemos el resumen de la historica jornada. >> se agrava la crisis en el medio oriente. >> iran ataca con decenas de misiles la capital de israel, tel aviv. >> el temor es que esto se c convierta en una guerra regional. >> este y el golfo del pais se un paro laboral que afecta a varios sectores de la cadena de suministro. >> de esta manera, comenzamos. >> la la y ranzalo y y muchas y bienvenidos y muchas gracias por acompanarnos. >> los saludo desde el zocalo capitalino de mexico, un pais que hoy hace historia. >> la nueva presidenta claudia sheinbaum recibio el baston de mando, simbolo del poder politico y espiritual de los 70 pueblos indigenas y muchas gracias por acompanarnos. >>

j.d. vance donald trump, focused on the election and how to fix x this country. again, we are talking about an i election that will take place in 35 days. what are you doing talking, something that four years ago? >> donald trump is still talking about it with all due respect. >> the people are hurting. >> that is a tell. you don't have to be particularly read in politics to understand the gentleman on the right doesn't want to talk about it because it's bad for him. the guy who is his boss effectively summoned a violent mob to end american democracy. want to change the subject because they understand the majority of the country wants to preserve american democracy. donald trump himself is a different story. he is too obsessed with the whole thing to ever drop it. >> it was a rigged election. you have to tell kamala harris, that's why i am doing it again. if i thought i lost, wouldn't be doing this again. you know where i would be? on the beaches of monte carlo or someplace. >> you see tha

i have to ask about j.d. vance. you talk about j.d. vance in the most delicious way. he will debate tim walz tomorrow night. we will sit on the panel together for many hours but give a preview. what are you watching for? >> first of all, james david has one job. don't be weird. it will be hard for him because he is fundamentally weird. weird in a specific way. we talked about why he was picked. was it to expand the base into even wider a dude prl. he doesn't have anything except for the younger millennial hard right ultra christian incel crowd and motivate them. i think that is why he was added . what he has to do on a national stage where he will have one chance to present himself against a older, more experienced, actual governor, coach, and a normal man. a normal guy. he has to try not to appear weird and try to overcome his deficits in the terms he said about women. tried to see more like a family man and normal person and try to suppress his search to eviscerate women for being useless incubators who if they have not pushed out a baby, have no right to have right

i think j.d. vance will try to go on the offensive to make up from the disastrous debate that donald trump had over a month ago i remember the guy, this guy, i remember admiral stockdale that was that was an important debate a source tells you cnn it didn't. >> the performance was not as good as yeah. i mean, it could have been better, but moving on from the 1996 vice presidential debate, a source tells cnn that after tonight's debate, senator vance is going to come here where i am right now. it's the spin room. i think it's actually john oliver's last week tonight room normally it's his studio normally, but it's a spin room tonight. and j.d. vance were told is going to show up in the spin room. do you think look i think that's great. again, governor walz, a great communicator. he does great in interviews. and so yeah, looking if i'm the if i'm the, you know, the harris-walz campaign, i don't see any of that to j.d. vance, but j.d. vance might have to be in the spin room to continue to disband whe

j.d.ance tonight. j.d. vance hasn't been under a microscope like this since his wife asked him why the couch was so sticky. [ laughter and meoans ] >> i want to answer the question, but i want to give introduction to myself a little bit. i recognize a lot of americans don't know who either one of us are. >> jimmy: that's how you get the single cad ladies back on your side. in some ways you can't help -- you kind of feel sympathy for j.d. vance, who you have to defend donald trump, who he himself openly denounced. kind of like being diddy's defense attorney. i was a little worried about tim walz going into the debate. i got an email from his wife today asking me for money. i hope they're okay. there are the walzs reriving in new york this morning. he's extra fired up because he got a free ramekin of khex mix on the plane. [ laughter ] wallz got ready for tonight's matchup with a series of mock debates. they had stand-ins for the moderators and pete buttigieg played j.d. vance. he must hate

senator j.d. vance and governor tim walz will both be here in this room a few short hours from now, pitching you on why they are right for the job. we have team coverage from new york tonight. cbs news chief white house correspondent nancy cordes joins us now from the so-called spin room. and nancy, the stakes are pretty high tonight. >> reporter: it's a big night, norah. both candidates had an opportunity to do a walk-through in the debate hall where you are right now earlier today, just to get a feel for the setting. tonight, over the course of 90 minutes, they'll have the opportunity to put their best foot forward before the american people in what will likely be the final debate of this presidential election season. the first and only vp debate will feature two men who disagree about everything, from immigration... >> they'll say you are a racist if you dare complain about it. >> reporter: to abortion... >> they are going after fertility treatments. they are going after contraception. >> repor

j.d. vance. this election is simple, get ready to elect vice president cares and -- kamala harris and to build a better economy. and now, it is my great honor to introduce the governor, our next vice president from minnesota, tim walz! [cheers and applause] gov. walz: thank you. [crowd chanting tim] >> good afternoon, durham, we are in the right spot. i don't know about all of you, we are going to get through this election and president harris when we are done with this thing. listening to devon, our future is bright. our future is bright. [applause] i'm going to admit that i'm partial to former governors. you saw the last challenging weeks, roy cooper is an absolute gem. [applause] and you grow them well down here because those are big shoes to fill. but i tell you what, josh stein is going to do just fine. and i'm giddy, i'm standing on the stage with the 42nd president of the united states. [cheers and applause] this is the comeback kid and knows a little bit something about being an un

i thought j.d.outstanding job of laying that .hey are but the more we see thatk to clearly, the more successful we will be. >> laura: when you talk ton daily folks and i'm blessed to do on a daily basis, they often say everything is so negative. i like the fact that vance talked about restoring the american dream. obviously trump does that allnc the time and they don't let him get for doing that but vance was able to state that over and ovei and over again.. there is no reason it should be dying because this is an amazinn country and let's get the job done and we will have fun doing it. that is the kind of optimism that is drawing in newn republican voters, and i think that much more in the lawfare and this other stuff, that is. infectious. >> i think it is. here i s what i would say, laura,ativ populism is a word in americanl politics with negativity. i see a wide open vacuum for open populism in american.le not just running from something that together as a peoplbacke running back to something, ru

j.d. vance and tim walz. caroline cummings reports from the cbs broadcast center in new york. >> reporter: good afternoon, liz. tonight the two candidates who could be first in line to the presidency will meet face to face the first time on stage and they both will dive into their policy proposals and contrast their campaigns' visions for america. the stage is set for the only vice presidential match-up in likely the last debate before the election. minnesota governor democrat tim walz and ohio republican senator j.d. vance will each tour the physical space before squaring off this evening which will be a chance for voters to learn more about these relatively lesser known vp picks. >> i'd like to know more about what their policies are since i don't really know much about them. >> i don't make anything of either one of them yet. tonight we'll see what i make of them. >> reporter: cbs evening news anchor norah o'donnell and "face the nation" host margaret brennan will moderate but won't int

. >> ainsley: j.d. vance's team says he is ready to wipe the floor with tim walz. >> lawrence: here is preview of how candidates are preparing. >> brian: our idea to separate them, they get along. begin with walz's game plan. b brian. >> brian: good morning. minnesota governor tim walz is said to be nervous coming in to tonight's debate and is worried about letting vice president down. largest prediction site online polymarket has away with 72% chance of winning tonight's debate. walz has two different advantages that are very clear here. first advantage, more experience than ohio senator j.d. vance, 18 years under his belt as governor and congressman and walz is more likeable candidate. walz is only of the four candidates who voters view more favorable than unfavorable. vance's rating is negative by 12 points. walz team has been call ing debate prep camp north star, they believe tonight is about the minnesota governor staying true to who he is. lean into every man persona and to not get caught up in me

focusing on j.d. vance tonight, are focusing more on donald trump we don't want to attack down again, we should remind people that geoff j.d. >> vance, again, if he's handed the ball, would be a disaster particularly for women and he's caught on the attack against women. but we want to attack the person who, for the last, for his four years as a president, saw the most jobs lost, you know, was fired from his job and then sent a violent mob to attack his office place. we want to remind people of who that person is. and then contrasted with who will be a partner with tim walz, as president. and that's kamala harris so managing expectations is always the job of the campaign ahead of head of any debate, i want to play for you. what jason miller of the trump campaign, he is very good at staying on message and pushing the message of the campaign. what he told kasie hunt today, especially in contrast or what you just heard from donald trump j.d. >> vance has been official office for two years, but tim walz h

and it's the vp showdown, j.d. vance and tim walz on the big stage in the big apple will either be able to find a standout moment senator i served with jack kennedy. i knew jack kennedy jack kennedy was a friend of mine i'm, not sure you're no jack kennedy >> tim walz and j.d. vance in their first and only face-to-face debate. cnn, has it covered with the best political team in the business a cnn special event, the vice presidential debate. tonight at nine on cnn if you're living with hiv imagine being good to go without daily hiv pills good to go off the grid good to go non-stop with kevin uva. >> there's no pausing for daily hiv pills four adults were undetectable cabinet. >> the only complete long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. it's two injections from a health care provider, just six times a year. don't receive cabinet. if you're allergic to its ingredients or if you're taking certain medicines which may interact with cabinet over serious side effects include allergic reactions, post inject

and now j.d. vance is in his place. and j.d. vance with his nonanswer really confirmed look at the narrative how trump tried to overturn that election. the role that mike pence played and the reason that mike pence is not on the ticket but j.d. vance is on that ticket. so one of the things that i think that jack smith has done is he has taken the whole january 6th story out of the memory hole that it has been in for the last few weeks. and he's placed it right in front of the voter. whether or not they're going to consider this we don't know. but the details in this report are dazzling. the narrative is clear, it is compelling. and it is written in such a way that i think nonlawyers can go through it and ask themselves how is it even conceivably possible that donald trump could be president of the united states again? it is a remarkable story and it is a remarkable reminder of the stake's of this election. >> when we talk about the relevance of the 2020, the capital riots tim it's often seen as i think charlie so rightly points

j.d. studied at yale. >> he's a yale guy.ublic school teacher. >> we don't need a yale-educated philosophy major. >> i had 24 kids in my high school class. and none of them went to yale. >> michael: oh, shit! check out this bitch and his quality education! i get what tim walz is doing, but ease up a little. the only person who talks more about going to yale than tim walz is everyone who went to yale. but vance's attacks on walz have been just as personal. he's accused walz of stolen valor, he's claimed he's a compulsive liar, and he even suggested that walz doesn't actually love his wife? >> talk about weird with tim walz, i don't know if you guys saw the rally yesterday, but afterwards, his wife comes up to him, and tim walz does what any normal midwestern guy would do, seeing his beautiful wife on stage after his speech, he gives her a firm handshake. right? that's pretty weird. >> michael: "yeah, come on, tim! finger blast your wife, dude! it's a rally, not a funeral! a real man greets his wife doggy style!" what are you d

it is notable that what j.d.donald trump is going to have to do, which is thread the needle of mourning the loss of a community member of this town in butler. also attempting to turn and looking forward to the november election but that is what we are seeing from senator vance and looking forward to the november election but that is what we are seeing from senator vance right now and that is what we will and dismayed to hear from the former president in a couple of hours. >> jake, i have to ask you. what have you heard pulmonary delete from the chum campaign in terms of a kinder or gentler messaging that is was to becoming? people lost their lives. this was not, you know, a typical campaign event or a rally location. you just read to our viewers that j.d. vance said that trump took a bullet for democracy. what have you done? that does not sound like a kind alert and gentler approach. >> reporter: this is similar to what we saw after the first attempted assassination. all we were hearing is what you will now see i