will asked j.d. vance what he meant and saying things are solidly true. j.d. vance, thanks so much for coming on. tell us -- that was a very short snippet of a much longer speech. a really interesting speech that people should read. but what were you saying? >> thanks, tucker. folks want to help us out, j.d.vance.com. what we were saying is we are effectively run in the country are run by a bunch of childless cat ladies be admissible in the choices in their lives have made and want to make anybody else miserable too. kamala harris, pete buttigieg, aoc, the democrats are run by people with no children. i wanted to ask the question and propose that may be if we want a healthy ruling class in this country we should invest more, but more, support more people who actually have kids.

j.d. vancete a big best seller called hillbilly elegy which ron howard turned into a movie with big mainstream stars glenn close and amy adams. advances gloat the quote the liberal media white trash splainer while the "new york times" called hillbilly elegy one of the six best boots. j.d. vance didn't vote for trump he voted for the third guy what's his name i can't be bothered looking him up. he didn't identify explicitly as conservative and insofar as is he by profession a venture capitalists one assumed the incline more to the libertarian koch brothers. cheap labor. the other day he announced that he is running for the republican nomination for the senate in ohio. he has admitted he was wrong on trump. he is being to mar-a-lago to chew over his senate run with the president. so a lot of people are mad at him right now. not least the hollywood crowd who resent having been suckered into sticking beloved a list stories story by a maga trump future republican senator but then again the never trum

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you know, j.d. vancea party, other candidates more traditional establishment but it's not that. it's a competition to, yes, both do what you guys are saying and represent the fights that donald trump fights and the people that need to be torn down and the people that need to be defeated, the elites and the left, but it's also an effort to just suck up to one guy and that is very much still happening and j.d. vance is the starkest example of the flip-flop but it's happening across all of these republican primaries. >> what i find remarkable at all is this like -- it's so preposterously obviously like ploddingly, you know, hucksterism. none of these people discovered this belief yesterday. everyone is just trying to get over. but because trump has shown how much you can turn people into marks, everyone else now aims to. and it's like, well, we can sell -- they'll buy whatever we sell them if we give it to them in this package, kristen. >> well, i think if you actually -- the example that comes to mind most

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so i'm sure j.d. vance wishes that at times of the general election is when this all would come it light. >> do you think you can survive, michael, if like j.d. vance has, criticize trump in the past, tried to hide it, and now apologized for it. do voters he's trying to attract accept that? >> i think voters that, well, maybe not that he's trying to attract because in a republican primary, you have got to be lock step with the former president of the united states. i think that most americans do fluctuate on many many issues. and that there would be a tolerance for a change in opinion. at least i hope so. my opinions certainly have changed over time, but the hiding of it, i think, is more problematic, than whatever it is he may have said initially. i thought it was kind of funny that tim ryan presumably, his democratic opponent in ohio in the general said there's one thing that j.d. vance and i agree on, neither of us voted for donald trump. i thought that was funny. >> michael last night, when you were hos

j.d. vance is the starkest example of the flip-flop.it's happening across all of these republican primaries. >> but i find remarkable at all is it's so preposterous flee obviously plotting away hawks there-ism. all of these people discovered this believe yesterday. everyone's just trying to get over, but because we're seeing how much you can turn people into marks people hit it to. will we consult whatever -- they'll by whatever we saw them if we give it to them in this package. kristen. >> i think if you actually -- the example that comes to mind most is less about the ohio senate race and more think about all of the members of congress who right after january 6th came out and were very critical and said he was responsible, etc. almost like the ones my from does shows that republican voters had a moment of, maybe we turn the page from the sky. but pretty quickly that went away because there is nobody else in the control room. there's no other leader of the party that has stepped up to sort of fill that void. and so as a result, donald

look at j.d. vance and the trajectory there. j.d. y dumbing himself down in this campaign. the ohio senate primary is a race to the bottom. not only who can be more trumpy, but who can be cruder about playing the cultural warfare cards. you see what's happened for people like elise stefanik, nikki haley, j.d. vance, these are people that could have been the future of an alternative republican party, that other republican party that you're talking about, well, look what they've done. look what they're doing to themselves. look how they're willing to abase themselves. it's not just that j.d. vance is, you know, had this moment of recognition of the trump voter, but also understood that trump was heroin, it's that he's remade himself, not just remade himself in the image of trump, but remade himself into one of the crudest, dumbest versions of it. really, it is extraordinary, and you know, as you say, you know, human nature is endlessly interesting. we think we've seen all of the various versions of people abasing themselves or, you know

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i have to say, the evolution of j.d. vanceinating because in so many ways, you know, he explained part of the movement that brought trump to power in 2016 disaffected americans, but he wasn't a fan himself. the tweets indicated he voted for evan mcmullan or he was going to in 2016. now vance going to mar-a-lago taking pictures of himself at trump rallies, wrapping himself as much as he can in trumpism. it's interesting to see, dana. >> it's fascinating to see. and it's an example of how that primary race in ohio amongst republicans to replace retiring senator rob portman is going to be one of the test cases of trumpism, the viability of trumpism, even in especially among classic typical trump supporters, the kind as you said that j.d. vance explained to the world outside of the trump base who they are, what they stand for after the 2016 election. and, you know, the fact of the matter is this is a state, john and poppy, i don't need to tell you. john, i know you traveled there a lot as i did. that used to be very swingy. it use

that's j.d. vance then. j.d. vance wants to run for senate in a republican primary in ohio. yesterday he says forgive me on fox news. >> i asked folks not to judge me based on what i said in 2016 because i've been open about the fact that i did say those critical things, and i regret them. i regret being wrong about the guy. i think he was a good president. i think he made a lot of good decisions for people and took a lot of flak. as you probably appreciate, i've take an lot of flak myself over the last few years for standing up for the president's voters and also for the agenda. and i think that's the most important thing. >> it would be easier for president biden to breakthrough with at least a sliver of republicans if the conversation among republicans was moving away from trump. away from denying science. away from denying election results. the conversation among republicans is moving exactly the opposite direction right now. >> part of a trend as well of republicans really taking actions with a motive to align themselves with the former president trump. right? i mean, t

the latest example comes from j.d. vanceapitalist now running for senate in ohio. cnn's k file uncovered a boatload of tweets where he slammed trump in 2016 and 2017, saying things like i find him reprehensible. evan mcmullen, in four years i hope people remember it was those of us who em thesed with trump's voters who fought him most aggressively. not exactly. >>> here we are and j.d. vance is beginning his campaign with an apology tour. >> i asked folks not to judge me based on what i said in 2016 because i've been very open about the fact that i did say those critical things, and i regret them. i regret being wrong about the guy. i think that he was a good president. >> j.d. vance is a smart guy. he cares about the community he came from. went to yale law and became partner to a v.c. fund cofounded by biden's chief of staff ron klain. that's not going to help him in a gop primary where candidates are trying to out-trump each other. he's making the same calculation a lot of ambitious republicans are making when they decide

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j.d. vance has an idea. he excoriated cdc director rochelle walensky for endorsing the idea of instituting vaccine passports here in the united states writing: there is nothing more an think they call to what this country stand for than draconian vaccine mandates. no american citizen should ever be denied service and treated like a second class citizen for refusing to get a vaccine. j.d. vance is the hillbilly eller guy and running in the state of ohio. j.d., thank you so much. i want to talk about your stance against vaccine mandates, clearly as you can tell from my monologue we are in the same space here. i do want your reaction to what president biden just said a moment ago. >> it's so crazy. first of all we want our leaders to actually lead to tell us what's going to happen. to tell us what we need to do how to get out of this problem, joe biden says in all probability? first of all, we're not going back to lockdowns, people will not accept living as second class citizens in their own country. not being

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let's bring in ohio senate candidate, j.d. vance joining us on "outnumbered" for the first time. a hardy welcome to you, j.d. we just talked about the white house's handling and management of the cdc recommendations and in there what they call management of the pandemic of the unvaccinated. we've got a president on one hand that calls those unvaccinated not as smart as they thought they were. we have the speaker of the house calling mitch mccarthy, such a moron when he questioned the science requiring masks for the vaccinated and a white house that continues to muddle the messaging, to confuse the american people as to indeed why they should be wearing masks if they're vaccinated, if the vaccination is so efficacious. so your thoughts on any or all of the above, sir. >> yeah, first of all, it never works when you try to insult people to doing what you want to do. they don't listen. they get offensive. they feel like they're being put upon. the first thing the white house and congressional leaders need to do is stop insulting people, try to reason with people, show humility. the re

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doesn't sound exactly -- >> a ringing endorsement. >> but also what is the play here if you are j.d. vancer you was politically calculated in nature? >> well, look, i think vance views supporting trump as sort of the price of admission in republican politics these days. and it's hard to say that he's wrong about that. you're not going to have a very viable campaign, particularly in a reddish state like ohio, if you don't just answer that threshold question of whether or not you support donald trump. however, i don't think it's the most interesting thing about his campaign. as you said, the other candidates in this race are also staunchly pro-trump and from what we understand, the former president doesn't seem particularly interested in jumping into this race and directing his followers toward one of them or another at this point. but, you know, i think vance is hoping that he can get over this trump admission ticket and then talk about the issues in a way that he hopes will resonate with the ohio republican electorate. the question is, do they buy his views on trump enough to listen to the

. >> j.d. vance, famous author, raised some huge moral questions about donald trump.s we can't follow this guy because of moral character. he says i take it back. trump is the leader of this movement, vance told me. and if i care about these people and the things i say i care about, i need to suck it up and support him. that's what he said. >> put that in a museum. >> jonathan is right about the upcoming elections involving that small group of republicans that have been willing to buck the former president. you know, politicians only work off the last election. and so far for the most part, donald trump is undefeated when it comes to republican primaries. if someone like liz cheney can win or adam kinzinger if they decide to win, that could change the scope and the way they treat donald trump at least on a small scale. at this point, there's no reason to believe that those type of politicians have a future of any kind. >> and real fast -- >> and go ahead. >> related to that, and considering j.d. vance is running for the senate, one development that i saw this week tha

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this july 27th tweet from j.d. vancemous author now running for office as a republican, says the cdc, it's extremely important to get the vaccine, it saves lives and will allow us to get back to normal. also the cdc, even if you get the vaccine you don't get to have a normal life. ethan, what you make of the messaging that's going on? >> i think j.d. vance has a completely wrong of course. the problem is that we had a large percentage of the american populace that was misled regarding vaccines and so they refused to get it and i agree with dr. weinberg the best route is to start forcing vaccinations, but this idea of mixed messaging. it's not mixed messaging. science changes based on observable data, just like going outside when it's raining, you put on an umbrella to shield her from the rain, the rain stops coming up with the umbrella away, it rains again you put it out. i will disagree with dr. weinberg about masks. i'm very happy to have not gotten a cold while wearing a mask indoors either from my fellow humans becau

he was worse than j.d. vance thought he was going to be and this is all about political ambition.se today the litmus test for being a republican is not whether you're for less regulation. it's not for whether you're for a free market economy. it's not whether you're for the constitution and so on. it's about whether you are fealty to donald trump. and that's just an ongoing problem with the republican party, and it's getting -- it seems to be getting worse, notwithstanding the fact that he has been removed from office and he's been deplatt formed. it's just getting worse. and i think, you know, on the edges of the republican party it's going to cause republicans to bleed more support and lose more elections like they did in georgia where there are people convinced their votes didn't matter because the president was saying that the elections were fraudulent. and it's just going to get worse for the republicans and it's a downward spiral. it's very sad. >> it's a test, but there's certainly only one answer there. george, it's great to have you with us this morning. george conway, th

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with reaction, j.d. vanceibutor, "new york post" columnist miranda devine and it's not surprising to me. if anything i'm surprised it's that high. where's the 21% of people that do support it? if you look at the media, not just to be biased, they reveal themselves to be active propaganda arms of theea left. the other thing that's going on is, all you have is these avnational reporters who clearly hate the country they are reporting on and it shows in their reporting. it's not surprising that people don't trust them. >> sean: your paper is the fourth-largest paper in the country, and your paper wrote the story about hunter's laptop and it was a media blackout. and this is not true, this is unverified i ask all the time, and a scale of one through ten is off the charts. why do you think they have chosen bias? do you think they are aware of it, or are they just indoctrinated blue check cult members? >> as j.d. just said, i think there were two reasons for that and one was donald trump. you had a lot of journalist

the first is j.d. vance in ohio and set in the state of arizona, blake masters is running.ve. [indiscernible] here's part of it. ♪ ♪ >> i find most republican politicians still, even after president trump, repeat the same sort of reaganite dogma because it was important, you know, to have [indiscernible] and to have capitalism prevail over socialism back in the 1980s, you know, when we actually had a socialist threat in the ussr. able today haven't updated, they haven't gotten the memo. we were nice to trying to any of us to be 80s, we wanted them was then. as the soviet empire is defeated . this to joe biden saying turn i never going to be a threat. meanwhile we've outsource jobs to china and we've lost on trad deals to them. for 20 years we just enabled their rise. a lot of republican politicians that's why they repeat mindlessly. and when you free-trade you can possibly have a tariff against chinatr. pink about holt all the higher prices people would pay for to toasters in this country as if that were the core problem. politicians, they are not in th business of thinking

. >> tucker: we spent an entire hour, one of the reasons i'm not embarrassed to say i admire j.d. vanceg to him about his life, a really interesting conversation. it's on fox nation if you want to watch. the nsa has been spying on the show, they've effectively admitted that. one of the first people it happened to, not by a long shot. cheryl atkinson was a journalist at cbs when she noticed her computer had been bugged. she was announced as a wacko, a conspiracy theorist. right. she joins us to explain what happened, next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: we announce this week one of the biden administration spy agencies have been reading our emails, because it's true, they have been. we were denounced as conspiracy theorist or liars peered as if you lie about something like that. no one who pays attention should be surprised, this is happen for a long time. during the obama administration, edward stone went public with proof that they had communications of everyone in the country, answer and response to that, -- cheryl atkinson has direct personal experience. she says her computer was hacked by the obama

. >> tucker: we spent an entire hour, one of the reasons i'm not embarrassed to say i admire j.d. vancelking to him about his life, a really interesting conversation. it's on fox nation if you want to watch.. the nsa has been spying on the show, they've effectively admitted that. one of the first people it happened to, not by a long shot. cheryl atkinson was a journalist at cbs when she noticed her computer had been bugged. she was announced as a wacko, a conspiracy theorist. right. she joins us to explain what happened, next. ♪ ♪ do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy, even a term policy, for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized that we needed a way to supplement our income. if you have one hundred thousand dollars or more of life insurance you may qualify to sell your policy. don't cancel or let your policy lapse without finding out what it's worth. visit conventrydirect.com to find out if you policy qualifies. or call the number on your screen. coventry direct, redefini

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what's fascinating is j.d. vancebut then he brings up something very fascinating, and i don't know where i land on this, so you tell me what you think. we can figure out on the fly. he said this, here's what's wrong with america right now. fascinating quote. it's the normal fact of life that the leaders of our country tend to see people who don't have a personal or direct state via their offspring. let's give vote toss all children in the country, but let's give control over those votes to the parents of those children. doesn't this mean that non-parents have as much of a voice as parents? doesn't this mean that parents should get a say in democracy and function? i can see your face, pete, just like me, i don't know. first of all, i think it's an interesting idea. think about it, talk about it. he's saying childless leaders are making decisions that are short-term in mind, not focused on the long-term future health of this country because they don't have a stake in the game. parents have a stake in the game, they hav

. >>> and j.d. vancewere critical of trump telling time magazine that trump is the leader of the movement and if i care about the people and the things i say i care about i need to suck it up and support him. >>> it's important to note blind loyalty to donald trump was not a requirement, rob portman likely would have run again. for republicans running to the far right, they could win votes in the primary. they could also lose votes in the general, and in a lot of places if you can't at least be competitive with the independents, the folks that sit in the middle of this elector rate, you can't win. but it takes a very specific set of circumstances to give democrats a shot in any of these places, ohio, oklahoma, you name it. republicans may be doing their best to create those opportunities for democrats. ultimately losing elections may be the only thing that makes republicans re-examine what they allowed themselves to become. joining me now is former republican carlos cabello. and nathan gonzalez, who is al

the first is j.d. vance in ohio and set in the state of arizona, blake masters is running. it. ♪ ♪ >> i find most republican politicians still, even after president trump, repeat the same sort of reaganite dogma because it was important, you know, to have [indiscernible] and to have capitalism prevail over socialism back in the 1980s, you know, when we actually had a socialist threat in the ussr. able today haven't updated, they haven't gotten the memo. we were nice to trying to any of us to be 80s, we wanted them on side versus the soviets. and that made sense but then as soon as the wall falls, as soon as the soviet empire is defeated, we don't course correct and you have politicians in the apostate me 90s, republicans and democrats, by the way, who just continue to enable the rise of china. this is joe biden saying china is going to never be a threat, man, come on. we outsource millions of drops to china, we have completely lopsided trade deals with them and for 20 years we just enabled their rise and a lot of republican politicians still today don't even understand that

i interviewed j.d. vanced big tech, jobs going to china, those all sound familiar to you. >> they do. did you talk to him about his sudden change of heart about donald trump? he tweeted an awful lot of things, said a lot of things during the 2016 race about how much he thought donald trump was, you know, essentially corrupt we did a montage on "morning joe" yesterday, but now says i didn't mean it. >> of course, he voted against donald trump the first time. voted for him the second time, deleted some of those tweets. and he had a great quote to our friend molly ball at times saying the quiet part outloud when he was asked about trump he said he had to kind of suck it up. but he's talking very trump now. you see him, kasie, he's igniting social media, playing the culture wars card like all very pro trump you see him a ton out on conservative mead ya and working social media as a successful, best selling author, he knows how to pull those levers. before he announced we could see what's coming. he's one of the m

that ohio senate race is going to be so instructive for so many reasons, and we have talked about j.d. vance a lot of the populist themes that we're going to see play out elsewhere, including tech censorship, and china jobs. but look at the other side, you know representative tim ryan, he's somebody who is now seeking the democratic nomination for senate and he epitomizes this effect. he's out with a three-minute campaign ad, and jonathan, in three minutes, he doesn't have room, runs out of time, to say one word, that one word, democrat. >> mike allen, thank you so much for that great reporting. and thank you all for getting up way too early with us on this wednesday morning. mike barnicle, sorry, we ran out of time. "morning joe" starts right now. >>> tom brady is a very good friend of mine. he's a great guy, for those of you who don't know him. he's an honorable guy and truly great athlete. he's a great friend of mine. i spoke to him a little while ago. he's so thrilled and so happy. >> that might not be what donald trump is saying now after brady cracked a joke at the white house about th

here is a republican ohio senate candidate j.d. vanceds of crazy things in small towns in the state of ohio and across the country. we got electricity, we got running water, we even have soap. it's amazing that the vice president of the united states thinks that people can't make photocopies in rural communities. >> emily: will, i think one of my favorite twitter responses was a photo of a horse and buggy on some dirt road saying, "this is us looking for a kinko's." [laughter] although there is a lot of funny jokes to be made, the condescension and the out of touchness, that is so real. >> will: well, and from a small town. by the way, i don't know what kinko's is coming to be on a spit are they? >> harris: i think fedex bought them. >> will: i think photocopying isn't even as common as it used to be. i don't know, we are taking pictures of our phones. guess what? in small towns have phones, you can take a picture of your i.d. i don't know the logistics but i'm confident small town people will be able to figure it out. i want to cede my

>> j.d. vanceace when you are looking at the balance of power in the senate, jonah, you are up. >> randi weingarten, the head of the american federation of teachers insist that to know marxism is being taught in america's schools, but she will defend to the death teachers who teach honest economics against the running dog capitalist pigs. >> mike: thanks so much, have a great evening, gentlemen, today and tomorrow on "special report" how the firearms industry is trying to blow up the pick of alcohol, tobacco, firearms, and explosives, thank you for watching "special report," i am mike emanuel, "fox news primetime" hosted by mark steyn starts right now, good evening, have an awesome show. >> mark: good evening, i would have to give tonight's round to biden, i thought that that was a cracker. so given the fully loaded previous for me, thank you for that, mike. good evening and welcome, i am mark steyn, this is "fox news primetime." the media has been marking the semi anniversary of the all-time worst

but there's nothing like j.d. vance. cnn caught him deleting past tweets critical of trump. he told fox today i regret the tweets and regret being wrong about the guy. i think he was a good president. of course now he wants power because right now there is no republican party without trump. there's just nothing that exists without him. so americans are facing a choice between the real world where coronavirus cases are falling and the economy is bouncing back and a fantasy world on the right where the election was stolen and everything is a culture war. alexander burns of "the new york times" points out in another age, the events of this season, namely biden's success, would have been nearly certain to produce a certain shift in american politics. but these days it's hard to imagine that such a political turning point is at hand. he notes that a moment of truth appears imminent. it's one that will reveal whether the american electorate is still capable of large-scale shifts in opinion or whether the country is essentially locked into a schism for the foreseeable future with r

so then there's author and venture capitalist j.d. vance running for senate. vance slammed trump's behavior and policy positions like this one from august of 2016. >> i cannot stand trump because i think he's a fraud. well, i think he's a total fraud that is exploiting these people. >> i do, too. i agree with you on trump because i don't think he's the person -- i don't think he actually cares about folks. >> how do you turn around from that? well, he sure has tried. now vance says he's all in on trump now that he's a candidate he has deleted anti-trump tweets and made this apology on fox news last week. >> i criticized trump back in 2016. i ask folks not to judge me based on what i said in 2016 because i was very open about the fact i did say those critical things and i regret them and i regret being wrong about the guy. i think he was a good president. i think he made a lot of good decisions for people and took a lot of flak. >> also a moment of honesty he told times national political correspondent molly ball since trump is the leader of this movement that

j.d. vanceted and has since deleted twitter posts that criticized donald trump amid accusations of flip-flopping as i vies for a seat in ohio now. as he runs for office, vance has shifted toward a pro-trump position, recently visiting the former president in florida in hopes of earning his endorsement. he told fox news on monday that he hoped people wouldn't judge him for his past remarks which he walked back. by the way, old tweets including vance saying he was voting for our friend evan mcmullen in 2016 and he called trump, quote, reprehensible because of his views towards immigrants and muslims, views that he no longer holds according to vance. >> yeah, nicole, look, there's a fault line that is developing. it is a very nuanced one but it is an important one. so donald trump says the election was stolen from him, that he was rightfully elected. the protesters on january 6th that tried to attempt an insurrection, they believed the election was stolen. what we are seeing in the 2022 election is

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also some political news -- j.d. vanceauthor of the best selling book "hillbilly elegy," running for the republican nomination, the senate seat by rob portman who is retiring. one of a number of republicans vying for that seat. this story in "the new york times." brian in stanton, texas, on the republican line. caller: thank you for having me. i'm just wondering, is everybody forgetting about actsing wonders --maxine waters and all the rhetoric she put out there? why isn't she being investigated? host: thank you. north carolina. welcome to the conversation. caller: good morning. i say they should not be able to sit on the committee, because if they run the committee in the same way they ran the impeachment, the democrats had control over subpoena power, would not lets the republican subpoena who they wanted to, and when republicans wanted to ask the witnesses questions, the leaders of the committee on the impeachment said no, you cannot ask that question. and when a republican would ask a witness a question, nadler or whoe