did jd vance? it's briefly served as a cnn commentator after the publication of his book, hillbilly elegy, kristen holmes, what more can you tell us about this pick yeah. >> so we've had lots of conversations around on who donald trump was going to pick talking about those top three contenders, north dakota governor doug bergam, senators, marco rubio and senator jd vance. and around vance, the conversation continued to be if he chooses jd vance, he is looking to secure his legacy in the maga movement, as you noted, he is 39-years-old and it is clear to everyone, including former president donald trump that obviously on day one of an potential trump admitted mr. asian, jd vance is likely to start running for president in 2028, but that would mean that donald trump would secure this message of populism that has really taken over the republican party. and jd vance, as you noted, was a cnn commentator he was also a never trumper back in 20 2017. he was somebody who had spoken out very critically agains

choosing jd vance to be his running mate. there was a roaring applause as the 39-year-old vance and his wife made the rounds on the convention floor, shaking hands and taking a few selfies. throughout the day and night republican leaders and invited guests rallied the crowd by focusing on the parties economic platform, including among those guests, the head of the teamsters union, sean o'brien, marking the first time ever ate teamsters president has spoken to the republican national convention. back to you. >> thank you. let's bring in former michigan gop gubernatorial candidate and host of the tutor dixon podcast, tutor dixon and a host of parked on fox nation, season seven is out now, you don't want to miss ed to. thank you both for coming on. it's kind of amazing because they wrote this headline and it really is a headline that shows some of our young people in america are kind of gravitating toward the former president. reads why america's zoo rumours are turning to mack. they are moving toward trump and i'm wondering beca

i think that is a difference between jd vance and some wins. for the white house — other contenders for the white house. he is a much more purely maga character~ _ house. he is a much more purely maga character~ i_ house. he is a much more purely maga character. i think if trump was looking — character. i think if trump was looking to _ character. i think if trump was looking to broaden his coalition, that's— looking to broaden his coalition, that's who — looking to broaden his coalition, that's who he would've picked. i think— that's who he would've picked. i think instead, he picked the person who can _ think instead, he picked the person who can extend trumpism beyond donald _ who can extend trumpism beyond donald trump. on the note of ukraine, — donald trump. on the note of ukraine, yes, the president... just yesterday. — ukraine, yes, the president... just yesterday, trump said maybe we don't need to— yesterday, trump said maybe we don't need to bother defending taiwan or even worrying about taiwan, let china _ even worrying about taiwan, l

you are makin: candidate jd vance. you are making the _ candidate jd vance.aking the point area this is the cream of tonight �*s foreign policy but very little about foreign policy you mention trade policy and he is a veteran, he was in iraq but no mention of ukraine which is usually very strong on? i didn't think it was interesting he opens with a mil haugaard song which is an and tie iraq war song, that was a subtle piece there. this was really a focus not so much on policy as a personal story, the thing about politics is that if you can tell people your personal story and they understand your values, they will forgive you the differences of your policy positions. i expect we will move forward and hear more about his and tie ukraine position as the campaign goes on, but, the thing he did tonight was basically a cement the fact the republican party is no longer the party of business, and of free trade, he presented a very populist and protectionist narrative in the very small elements in which he did touch on policy.— did touch on policy. what did ou did tou

you mentioned there was a rally tonight with donald trump and jd vance, his vice presidential choice. jd is essentially the poster boy of project 2025. he is somebody who has made it clear he supports a national abortion ban. he is someone who has made it clear he does not support the rights of women. this is a very dangerous ticket, and president biden is looking forward to getting back on the campaign trail. >> now, we mentioned at the top of the show that former president bill clinton and former secretary of state hillary clinton are supporting biden and urging donors to do the same, but you have nearly three dozen house democrats and four senate democrats calling on biden to drop out of the race, among them sherrod brown and marc veasey, who's the first defection from the congressional black caucus. the entire caucus other than him have urged the president to stay in the race so far, and many of us in the civil rights community -- i talked to the president a week ago on monday and he was determined he was staying in. i'm willing to support whatever he decides, but how is he reacti

jd vance is a choice and a half. also 39 years old, and is likely with this designation from donald trump today, likely to be the future face of the republican party, perhaps for decades to come. joining us now is former senator claire mccaskill, democrat of missouri. great to see you. thank you for being here. >> sure. >> what do you make of the choice of jd vance? >> well, it does not signal that trump is trying to soften any edges. and the only person who is more excited than jd vance this afternoon was vladimir putin. they dropped balloons from the sky where putin was hanging out this afternoon. because jd vance has even said he doesn't care what happens to ukraine. think about that for a minute. the republican party that i knew, which was all about making sure that we were a beacon to democracies around the world, and that we would not ever stand by and do nothing while a despot, a thug would roll into another country and try to change its borders by force. and jd vance said he didn't really care about ukraine.

jd vance is somebody who has been against continued u.s. support for ukraine and its war against russia and its defensive war against russia. vance has basically voted the maga line and someone who has led in the u.s. senate. i think there are a lot of boxes that jd vance checks for donald trump. number one comes from the rustbelt. there's going to be a huge push for trump to try to win not ohio, not jd vance's state because trump has a good position to win that already but pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin, those blue wall states that are so important for democrats to get the majority. so that part of it is, jd vance is half of trump's age. kamala harris is a generation younger than biden and trump. you know, 59 years old and thent jd vance is a generation younger than she is. he is making an appeal to turn the page to a much younger generation. but yeah, you are absolutely right, stephanie. jd vance is nobody's moderate. >> all right, gentlemen point i want to bring in susan glasser for the new yorker into our conversation. she joins us fr

and yet here we are jd vance does jd vance make you more or less comfortable with a possible second trump administration i think he makes every american more comfortable with a second trump administration. >> he's a marine, he's a dad. he's incredibly smart, came out a yale, pulled himself out of his pulled himself up from his own bootstraps i mean, he's he's a great example of what you want to see in an executive position, making driving policy, driving results for americans in all facets of life, whether it's someone that's struggling with that needs better income. so when that is dealing with abuse issues, someone who is dealing with drugs, someone that just wants to support their business angel their employees. this is an individual that comes with a full package. i think donald trump did a great job picking jd after the horrible events of saturday night, was there a part of you that hope that maybe the former president would would go with nikki haley at the last moment. and go for a broader, more unity type of field. did you have did you have that hope or no but i don't think saturda

she was raised in a san diego suburb by indian immigrant parents and met jd vance when they both attended yale law school they married in 2014 and have three young children, which usha vance has balanced with some impressive professional accomplishments. she law firm in a 2020 podcast, jd vance joked about how tough it is to argue with her at home. >> oh my my god, it's terrible. terrible do you use this so much facts and logic in fact, when fox asked jd vance how he would debate vice president kamala harris, he motion toward usha and said, well, i have to assassination attempt against donald trump. we've got those breaking details after this cnn is live from milwaukee as republicans unite behind their nominee, his vp, and their plan to take back the white house fellow cnn for complete coverage that republican national convention coverage are, plus 500 has you covered with a tailored solution? >> so download the app and start trading futures today, trading in futures and options involves the risk of loss and is not suitable for every investor plus brand leader for over 75 years when i fin

jd vance has not shied away from inflammatory rhetoric. in fact, before he became a trump supporter he called the former president a, quote, cultural heroine. what do you think that this could tell us about the campaign strategy over the next few months given recent events? >> i think the republicans and trump think that they can manage the criticisms of jd vance , directed at trump in the past, even calling him american hitler, right? then today, the last 48 hours, vance has stepped up to ask democrats to stop calling trump a threat to democracy. said, this is a really bad rollout for vance. he has already made a rookie mistake by falsely accusing biden of being responsible for the incident that happened, and we don't even know the details yet, so, that is unprofessional, it is a bad tactic as a campaigner, to falsely accuse your opponent . as much as the republicans are doing what they are supposed to do, they will crown this young man , you know, the support they have, 39 years old, gail educated, ohio state educated, he has a compellin

pennsylvania as a case close for president trump in the jd vance nomination, jd vance comes from whata swing state in ohio, his roots working-class roots putting them in pennsylvania is going to be a game changer. he can speak to the working-class individuals that are truly struggling with inflation and soft on crime policies. i think is the right man for the job. maria: we have reports on wall street, wall street is betting on what vance brings to the table economically and we will share those with you a new report we want to tell you about. we are just getting started, big data bank earnings, wall street journal says big banks are being held by the wall street combat by june records, will get a preview from founding partner overseas greg swenson with me at the rnc. we'll get into the latest of the troubleshooting investigation that were learned the police were warned about a suspicious person on the roof, we are watching that situation unfold as well. watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business, light from the republican national convention in milwaukee. we'll be right back.

elon musk posted congratulations to jd vance. vance married his wife while they lived here in san francisco. she was a lawyer from san francisco and washington, d.c. the firm said she has decided to leave the practice. they said she was an excellent lawyer and colleague and wished her well. jd vance moved back to ohio in 2017, where he is facing criticism for his time in the bay. 2022 ohio democrats mocked him with a gift basket featuring all things san francisco, including a soy candle described as sustainable and vegan, and a one-of-a-kind sf fragrance. vance will eventually face off in a debate with current vice president candidate, kamala harris. no date has been set yet. >>> the excitement over the vp pick coming after the assassination attempt . there has been a lot of talk about how that might impact the tone and mood of the convention. wilson walker checked in with some bay area republicans supporting trump in milwaukee. >> california represents nearly 9.4 million registered republicans. >> i sat next to karl rove of all p

david lammy has met| jd vance many times. what was said jd vance many times. what was said about ukraine is interesting because much more recently in the vote in congress jd vance voted much more recently in the vote in congressjd vance voted against much more recently in the vote in congress jd vance voted against the $60 billion aid congressjd vance voted against the $60 billion aid package to ukraine and said it was a bad idea. but there is no one true is because donald trump gave the say—so to mike johnson the speak of the house of representatives. and very interesting, in a meeting boris johnson had with donald trump which was meant to last 30 minutes lasted almost an hour and he said we discussed ukraine at length and i know that donald trump will give a strong and decisive leadership necessary to protect democracy against aggression. so borisjohnson clearly thinks that donald trump is on his side. find clearly thinks that donald trump is on his side-— on his side. and 'ust move to something h on his side. and 'ust move to something else,_ on his side. an

eloquent spokesman for the policies that trump hopes will win over particularly young men, like jd vanceo is only 39 years old, to the trump ticket. one of the downsides to vance, and i think one of the things we'll see the biden team try to exploit, is his long history prior to his conversion, if you will, as a trump critic. listen to some of what jd vance had to say about donald trump the candidate back in 2016. i'll tell you why both parties think it is useful now on the other side. >> i'm a never trump guy. i never liked him. at the end of the day, do you believe donald trump, who always tells the truth, just kidding, or do you believe that woman on that tape? there is definitely an element of donald trump's support that has its basis in racism or xenophobia. i don't hide from that. i was skeptical of donald trump in 2016. but president trump was a great president, and he changed my mind. i think he changed the minds of a lot of americans. >> the biden campaign and democrats could try to show vance is hypocritical or opportunistic in his support, but the trump campaign and allies bel

jd vance came from nothing. jd vance is from the midwest jd vance is young that for anyone who is on the fence about trump personally, but likes the trump era policies and promises that jd vance offers a counter point to the idea of things that people might not like about donald trump. now, what does that going to do to swing voters in the suburbs? two women who support abortion rights to those republicans than nikki haley, republicans, who may be on the fence probably nothing but in terms of turnout and attracting new era of, or sort of first-time voting people in the trump base. this woman at least felt the jd vance's a very strong candidate. >> it's interesting and shelby, i mean, the generational contrast with the one that just keeps sticking out to me. >> absolutely. i think that's one of the things when i talk to some of donald trump's aides and people close to him and his supporters, that they've brought up time and time again, that whether or not this was intentional jd vance picking jd vance is sort of

when you see jd vance tweet out right away blaming biden and the rhetoric from democratic party. it was jd's hands all along because i thought he would want someone that felt good to him and they do share a base. i feel differently about that than clay does but when i saw him do that i thought maybe jd vance is his pitbull now. that he but he has a 39-year-old supersmart guide there has has been accepted previously in liberal circles -- he was the cause of the town and he give a big interview with the new times about a month ago talk about his evolution from that ivy league grad into what he has turned into part of this populist fighter and we will have plenty of time to talk about his record and what he stands for but that tweet felt connected to me and i feel at schmidt arthritis woman president trenton wants to be protected. >> martha: i think is a very good point jessica makes, kevin. as president trump now become the unifier and does he let j.d. vance be the pitbull? >> i think so. i think you'll see a much -- money back when i talk to him yesterday, he thought about it he w

and does jd vance helped there? his record on abortion, his record on other issues there's nothing on paper today that says jd vance will help you here, but but western pennsylvania, then you come across again, michigan, the teamsters president was here tonight, joe biden as trouble with some auto workers there are places in michigan notice donald trump came into the hall tonight before a gentleman from western michigan spoke, the trump people timed his entrance for a reason. is they know where this rachel, we want to let so can he help here? can he help here? well, remember, he's from here in ohio. are reliably red state here. if you remember back on the night of 2016, jake, the first clue that donald trump was going to have a good night was when the votes started coming in in northern kentucky, right along the ohio border. and yes, you knew donald trump was going to win kentucky. it's a red state, but turnout was coming through the roof. that's when we first started says if that happened there then what had happen

i wonder what your assessment is. >> i believe that jd vance believes in jd vance. and do keep in mind, some of the things he talks about are deeply disturbing. think about childcare. he talks about having available childcare, affordable high quality childcare for all of our babies as a class war on normal people. in other words, his version of what constitutes normal means people who don't use childcare. who don't have access. look, i get a peer for well-to- do families where they can have a stay-at-home parent, that's great. but there are a lot of folks for whom it takes to pay checks or there is only one person who is able to earn that paycheck. jd vance doesn't conceive these folks as normal. that is a real problem. >> senator, i want to live back to your answer on vice president harris to make sure i understand. you are saying president biden currently the nominee, if he were to bow out of this race, is it your position that it must be vice president harris at the top of the ticket? >> look, like i said earlier, joe biden is our nominee and has a very big decis

i don't think that's jd vance's utility. the trump camp thinks they're going to win and they think they're going to win in large part because their opponent is an 81-year-old incumbent with 38% approval rating. and that's what i thanks should change hopefully in the next 48 hours what do you think is happening in next 48 hours i think that joe biden is going to be home delaware and people are coming to him. and he's going to realize that the best thing he can do for the country, his legacy, the party, people that do not want to see trump you have control of the house, the senate, the white house, and essentially the supreme court so i think that we're going to have a lot of pressure come to bear on the president not coming. i happen to know of another democratic member of congress who has not gone public yet, who will use those shortly. but that to me is the highest leverage thing that can chain with raised. i'm certainly someone who wishes that joe biden will pass the torch and i think that he's going to see it the same way

he was age to reach down to a jd vance, the puritan now of trumpism. look at the fact that mitch mcconnell got booed and kevin mccarthy isn't welcome there. matt gaetz was right go this. this party transformation is done and that's one of the significant themes we're seeing in milwaukee. >> no one has been able to answer this question for me, amanda carpenter, but i've been reading, the summer i have, i've been reading project 2025, and the loyalty test is super specific. i mean, in '16 it was sort of a morpheus, must like trump he would say referring to himself in third person and don mcgahn wanted ndas signed. this time it's on paper and the things jd vance said about donald trump go much further than eight years on this program of some of the most sort of alarm from a constitutional legal and political spectrum, i mean, jd vance has called him worse things than anyone i've ever seen and he's called him america's hitler. the plan he associated with, project 2025, would prevent him from going near a trump administration in any slot other than vice pre

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decide which jd vance he is.lled donald trump americas hitler at one point and now look at what he's doing. i think we need to believe jd vance not because what he has been saying, doing, advocating, i wonder what his wife thinks of the positions he has taken, considering they have daughters. it is just remarkable to see two of them together because now, you have a full mega maga misogynist ticket and that is what american women are going to see on display every time the two of them are together. it is exponentially worse for women. that is why we have to make sure we support the democratic ticket. we are hoping it is still joe biden and kamala harris but it is imperative whether you are democrat or republican, the threats to women's right transcend party lines right now in this country and we need to make sure that we make the right choice always still have an opportunity in november. >> all women, republican, democrat, independent or otherwise are supposed to be able to vote and i have always said on my show he

let's talk about jd vance. i've heard a lot in the leadup to his night tonight of one he can appeal to working class voters he can appeal to suburban women don john donald trump junior saying he can appeal to young voters it feels like a lot is being put on him for his appeal, appeal, appeal. what do you think is most important that jd vance should do for this campaign? >> well, i think americans are going to love jd vance and his wife usha. and there are beautiful kids. they're going to love his story. i think he'll appeal to all americans. i mean, this the land of second chances and jd vance, as we just heard, had kind of a tough upbringing. his mom dealt with addiction, his father wasn't really president. he was raised by his grandparents. he wrote a bestselling, wonderful memoir about that. i think a lot of americans can identify with the struggles that young jd vance went through. he got into the marine corps. he said that that helped learn help teach him the maturity and the discipline to be a strong cont

donald trump also announcing his running mate late today, senator jd vance of ohio, vance and his wifeoming out early today. let's take you to the floor and listen. >> donald j. trump. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ if tomorrow all the things were gone i worked for all my life ♪ ♪ and i had to start again -- >> donald trump waving to the crowd, obviously the bandage on his right ear. it's very interesting. they erupted into applause when they saw that he was going to walk out, but this crowd is remarkably quiet right now as they watch and see donald trump for the first time. >> we've heard so many speakers tonight talk about the power of prayer and that prayer works. i think there is that sentiment there as you see many people with their hands outstretched like you might see on a sunday morning at any given sanctuary of a church. and he seems even a little more solemn. >> i would say so. >> prior to him coming out, i would have said, look, the intensity, the excitement and anticipation was palpable. but now a total change really seems reminiscent of a sunday morning. >> john karl who spok

— seat to say something about jd vance i— seat to say something about jd vance. ance. i don't own any cats, but i am childless by choice, and i do want _ am childless by choice, and i do want to— am childless by choice, and i do want to say, it is a choice. and i am not — want to say, it is a choice. and i am not lesser than because i do not have a _ am not lesser than because i do not have a chiid~ — am not lesser than because i do not have a child. and it is so heartbreaking for somebody to label us that— heartbreaking for somebody to label us that way. the that heartbreaking for somebody to label us that way. the— us that way. the that is the interesting _ us that way. the that is the interesting point, - us that way. the that is the interesting point, and - us that way. the that is the interesting point, and howl us that way. the that is the i interesting point, and how the party, there seems to be an issue trying to find the right attack line. they have been warned off talking about whether she has children, you know, some of the de i comments repaired in rec

they also argue that jd vance, his wife, usha vance, as she is the daughter of indian immigrants, they actually think that she could be very powerful throughout the campaign in the leadup for over the next several months. now, we did hear vance himself addressing interview with fox news last night, what he thinks a vice president should do. take a listen to what he said you need to support the president in enacting when the agenda, whether it's going and meeting with foreign aid haters, whether it's working with the senate and the house to get legislation passed the president can't be everywhere, even the trump can't be everywhere. >> so you've got to be a person he can trust, he can rely by on to actually advance the agenda. that's the most important job now, going off of what van said, he kind of hinted that he's going to be very loyal to donald trump and let trump be the one to dictate any future agenda. >> and that was another reason and as well, people really see jd vance as being the most loyal of the contenders that donald trump was considering. now we also know that several inf

jd vance ali . ns with those gathered? jd vance aligns closely _ with those gathered?ns closely with _ with those gathered? jd vance aligns closely with the - with those gathered? jd vance aligns closely with the core - aligns closely with the core donald trump policy prescriptions on trade, on immigration, on foreign policy, and people here are trump loyalists. they aren't here because they don't like donald trump or our ambivalence. they are here because they love donald trump. he picked a running mate who aligns with him and therefore aligns with everyone here. but i heard a lot of questions about what do you think ofjd vance from the floor, from people talking. because while he is popular from what people see on tv, to be honest, he isn't well known across the country. that is why his speech on wednesday will be huge, to introduce himself to the american public. anthony, as always. _ the american public. anthony, as always, thank _ the american public. anthony, as always, thank you. - the american public. anthony, as always, thank you. we - the american public. ant

jd vance is a retired marine. he spent six months in iraq as a combat correspondent as part of a marine corps public affairs unit. at the same time he was in iraq, literally at the exact same time, another rising star in american politics, another increasingly recognizable face of american politics, maryland governor westmore was also deployed with the military. he was a captain in the u.s. army leading combat troops as a paratrooper in afghanistan. in current -- incredibly, both of these men came back after their service and wrote highly praised, award-winning memoirs. "the other westmore" is a look at how two men grew up under similar circumstances and one on to of drastically different lives. the westmore we know went on to be a rhodes scholar, white house fellow and captain in the army. the other never escaped poverty and ended up in prison after being convicted of serious crimes. jd vance chicks memoirs about growing up in rural ohio in a family struggling with poverty and addiction. both of these memoirs by

jd vance! [cheering] [ ♪♪ ] [ ♪♪ ] >> hello, ohio. [ ♪♪ ] [ ♪♪ ] >> thank you! k you, please. wow! wow! [cheering] >> jd! jd! jd! jd! jd! >> first of all, isn't she lovely? isn't she amazing? greetings, milwaukee. my fellow americans, and my fellow republicans, my name is jd vance from the great state of ohio. [cheering] >> tonight... >> ohio! >> you guys, we have to chill with the ohio love, we have to win michigan as well. [cheering] >> of my friends, tonight is a night of hope. a celebration of what america once was, and with god's grace what it will soon be again a. [applause] >> it is a reminder of the sacred duty that we have to preserve the american experiment, to choose a new path for our children and our grandchildren. as we meet tonight we cannot forget that this evening could have been so much different. instead of a day of celebration this could have been a day of heartache and morning. for the last eight years, president trump has given everything that he has to fight for the people of our country. [cheering] >> he did not need politics, but the coun

it was sort of a, allow me to reintroduce myself is jd vance.this the future of the republican party? >> this is trump's republican party and they are completely unified. it's not a republican party that i recognize hi, or belonged to any anymore. but it's a unified party. laura and it's running against a party right now that is frozen my late. >> listen so what van said about what was his vision of america? listen america is not just an idea it is a group of people with a shared history and common future. >> it is in short, a nation now it is part of that tradition, of course, that we welcome newcomers but when we allow newcomers into our american family, we allow them on our terms pete, that i mean, we allow them on our terms. >> molly, what does that tell you about his worldview will it's very much this populace nationalist conservatism that he as really been the avatar of and that's i think why he got the vice presidential nomination. >> it's very different as joe was saying, from the republican party ronald reagan or george w bush. it's, as

what about jd vance? _ washington agree on issues. what about jd vance?? we were discussing how much he is of the trump mould, turning up the temperature in much the same way. telling us it would be a unity convention, preaching it from the stage, but he is not a unity candidate, is he? ida. from the stage, but he is not a unity candidate, is he? no, why would you _ unity candidate, is he? no, why would you say — unity candidate, is he? no, why would you say he _ unity candidate, is he? no, why would you say he is _ unity candidate, is he? no, why would you say he is not - unity candidate, is he? no, why would you say he is not a - unity candidate, is he? no, why would you say he is not a unity. would you say he is not a unity candidate, i think that is a perception that's completely false. as kim has described come he's deeply opposed to spending more money on ukraine and probably two thirds of the republican party support more money ukraine. ads, thirds of the republican party support more money ukraine. a vice resident support more money ukraine. a vic

jd vance will be loyal only to trump, not to our country. vance said he would have carried out trump's plan to overturn the 2020 election. he supports a national abortion ban and voted against protecting ivf that's a debate that i'm really yes yeah. >> going to very smart lawyers and politicians. he's going to be a much watch debate in tonight. jd vance is going to have to answer some of these charges that democrats are happy to level. let him that he's a radical, that he's an extremist. i think the job tonight he's obviously speaking to americans who don't really know much about him the fact that his wife is introducing him, i think it gives them a chance to soften him right? to humanize him, to talk about his you know, from from appalachian to the senate, a story which is compelling to a lot of folks i think if you're republicans, you do see some room for him to grow perhaps among suburban women, certainly among working class white voters, right? this sort of economic populism our message that he will bring, he certainly going to be trying

jd vance, byron donalds, jd vance, what you think? >> big pick by the president. an american patriot. he served this country. he worked in the business arena. he's a father. he is grappling with the issues so many young families in america are having to deal with. great pick by the president. we're going to make sure they go in that victorious this november. larry: senator, cornyn, how will it play in texas, new mexico, those southwestern states? >> i think jd will represent the next generation of political leaders and i think the president was wise to pick somebody with that generational cred so to speak. believe it or not jd was a law clerk for me. larry: i didn't know that. >> when he was -- larry: you were holding that back [laughter] >> he was at yale law school. he clerked for me. larry: he clerked for you? >> for me. larry: how was he? >> that is before he was fame "almost famous" -- before he was famous. larry: people say he is a hard worker. >> he is a smart guy. incredibly well-spoken. will do a good job in the campaign. larry: byron, i'm not a lawyer. h

know, the future of the republican party since dollars trump can only serve one term essentially, jd vance would be a front runner because there'll be the vice president or if they went obviously. but yeah, this is the future of the republican in party. and the thing i gathered from jd, it seems like he's going to be the pick at this moment, right? because trump has taken this temperature tone, he's trying to be magnanimous. course he can do that like i said, because he's he's ahead in the polls and he's doing well in the race. but for now, he can have j d out there and i think they think that jd offers some help politically in the rust belt, but let's see, trump never really thought that a running mate would add much to the ticket. he always believed it was about him and it would irk him to think that someone could really help him, frankly, you know what we're going to get more i'm really intrigued by the choice of the vice presidential candidate. there's so much more to talk to you about that as an iv, not for one second thing this race is over and you know what? i think a lot of america

well, you look at jd vance, yes. said that which, of course, makes the kremlin thrilled. he also has recently said that britain is the first islamist country to have a nuclear weapon because he doesn't like the fact that keir starmer has a diverse government. fascinating, of course. i guess -- i don't know if maybe it wasn't in the history books when he was growing up, that pakistan already has a nuclear weapon, but be that as it may, here we have again somebody whose words provide aid and comfort to russia, who was attacking a democratically elected western government that is one of our strongest allies. >> lots to say, joe. just begin with where he began. he basically talks about his experience with iraq and says that's why he doesn't support. ing ukraine, but iraq in 2003 was a war of choice for the united states. what ukraine is doing is a war of necessity. they have been invaded. russia's goal is to essentially eliminate it as a sovereign place. second of all, the united states and, you know, thousands and thous

and there is jd vance saying donald trump won't do that.sn't do it either. >> it's a complete loss of empathy i think some people, for people to face addiction and for people who have been dismissed sort of by the elites. here he is doing exactly the opposite sort of what his book proposes in terms of character and in terms of consideration he is someone who is in the pocket of silicon valley and someone who has been on the mean side of the conservative aisle when it comes to that empathy that i think is you know part of that book. he is, it's a real repudiation i think of a lot of the emotional core of what that book explored. >> it's interesting if you read , you see the ron howard movie, it really is up to the sort of empathy piece of it. but there was a core piece of hillbilly elegy that i think did have a sort of background content, a sense that people of appalachia have pathologies that are often ascribed to people of color honestly and that tinge of it i think there were some reviews of it and there's a part of it that felt, he is sa

let's talk about the new one jd vance, a couple of things. first of all, just on the raw numbers, ohio. now, nobody thinks ohio is in play at all, and it is solidly republican, didn't used to be when i first started covering politics, but it is now. but just interesting note here in 2022 when jd vance won his one and only race, he's a very new politician. he won by six percentage point in 2020 two years earlier, donald trump, who of course lost the presidency won ohio by eight points, which leads me to the question of in the places where electorally the trump campaign is perhaps hoping that jd vance does help ohio like pockets of the midwest of pennsylvania, of the state where we are right now, maybe less so, but michigan also what makes them so sure that he can help deliver more votes than they would otherwise get. >> i don't think that that's why jd vance was chosen. i think if you look at the top three people who were on his list, senator marco rubio of florida. the one thing about rubio as he could potentially deliver some republicans who

he made ohio freshman senator jd vance at his vice president. running mate is expected to deliver remarks on wednesday. >> we proudly cast our 79 votes for president donald j. trump. donald trump has selected ohio senator jd vance as his vice president. >> more than 2500 delegates from every corner of the country have descended on milwaukee, wisconsin to formally put trump at the top of their ticket. so let's unite. >> and support our platform. and our next president, donald trump. >> following his brush with death saturday, the former president says he is reworking thursday's official acceptance speech to deliver a new message of unity. but outside the convention, protesters were kept away from the delegates. will they continue to voice their opposition to the candidate? >> this has been a governor that's going to make america wealthy again. >> monday's theme is titled make america wealthy again. dozens of high-profile republicans, including house speaker mike johnson, alabama senator katie britt in georgia, congresswoman marjorie taylor, green

out from cowen and company this morning and the analyst there is telling clients that he believes jd vancertainty for housing and upside for crypto. he says that he thinks vance will have more influence over financial housing and crip p toe policy -- crypto policy than the typical vice president for donald trump. do agree with that? what's your take on the vance impact? >> i think that crypto part is true but i have a hard time believing that president trump in his second term would all of a sudden be more open to hearing other people's opinions. i think if there's anything we learned about him is that he is his own man and does his own thing and he's not normally influenced by others. i think maybe in the crypto space vance will have influence but in areas that trump has a good grasp like housing and things of that nature, i just can't foresee him being overly influenced to do anything other than what he already wants to do and sees in his mind. it's just not his personality to do that, no matter who the vice president is. maria: i yeah. i mean, it's largely because of his region of the c

but jd vance is very smart. and foreign policy, he has very similar populist ideals like donald trump. we know that he hasn't very critical the goal of wanting to send more money to ukraine, things along those lines. and so we'll be hearing some of that as well from jd vance and i can tell you for us that we know that donald trump is and his team are going to be looking over those remarks at well as well, whatever jd vance says on stage, they will be in lockstep on so expect that now i do have one question. oh, could i wanted to share with you because i do think it just encapsulates the goal for them tonight. this is what the source who helped work on these remarks told me. he said, quote, if you want to crack, suburban women get them to watch the screen adaptation advances memoir, auhillbilly elegy his life story is so powerful, expect a lot of focus on his bio and life story. so again, really expect jd vance night to pull on his own personal experience, share those analytics with the public very similar to wha

jd vance has been both a supporter and critic of tech companies. among his past jobs working for a few years as a venture capitalist. i think in general this is exciting. we need that tech vc tatiana khanna bailey calls the idea of a vc vp potentially good news for silicon valley. but someone who comes from technology backgroun, knowing start ups, understanding the value of entrepreneurship. i think that's awesome. a sentiment echoed by sean mcguire, vc at sequoia capital, who sent me this message, quote jd vance is brilliant with broad life experience and he's willing to change his mind as new data comes in. he's a fantastic pick for vp. this guy knows the valley and i think that, you know, the people in the valley can appreciate that. but some wonder, where will he stand on hot topics like the proposed tiktok ban, if the government's concerned about what the chinese are doing with tiktok right now, i don't think that's going to get any better. with jd vance being a part of the team, but he certainly understands what it's like to do business in th

commonsense department is assured that his cnn, msnbc and much of the liberal media god that weird memo, jd vancembeat vance to cater to be referred to as a weird. in the past 48 hours, cnn and msnbc have called trump and van zyl weird 150 times, 528 times in the past two weeks. the harris campaign calling them a weird repeatedly its campaign releases. common sense of wonders if trump is now weird guy gets you no longer a threat to democracy, no longer hitler? no longer colluding with russia, no longer pushing the bleach as a remedy? did those labels expire or did they not work? the weird thing is, the weird labeling does not come with examples ask of that jd vance has "weird fixation with the diet mountain dew" pier mac way jackets guided the economy, the border and crime are still top issues, diet mountain dew somewhere down the list. did you see opening to say monies at the paris olympics and trump is weird? heavy watch people margin call for the death of an entire race and jd vance is weird? common sense things in 2024th, of the world is replete with oddities and calling it weird because they

course, donald trump had not yet really offered him the position just yet actually donald trump or jd vance, i should say, have just learned that he was going to be donald trump's running mate, only about 20 minutes before the rest of the world we'll now take a listen to how vance described that moment last night in an interview with fox news he just said, look, i think going to save this country. >> i think you're the guy who could help me in the best way you can help me govern, you can help me when you can help me in some of these midwestern states like pennsylvania and michigan and so forth. >> now, kate, as you mentioned, a lot of people have been in donald trump's ear over the past several months, but especially over the past several days, pushing which candidate they wanted donald trump to ultimately choose. and there was a lot of people who were pushing dance that includes elon musk. he had just endorsed donald trump in the hours after that shooting shooting on saturday and then sunday, i'm told he called trump directly and urged him to pick jd vance, other notable names are donald t

jd vance's unprepared on qualified and willing to do anything. donald trump >> demands. and it sounds like vance is refusing to debate vice president harris, according to the biden harris campaign, the plan's debate had been discussed for 2 months with trump's campaign saying they would debate any time any place. but now they say vance is backing down. with more insight on what the race for president will look like going forward. kron four's political analyst david mccuan joining us live. david, always a pleasure to have you. are you surprised about vance's apparent refusal to debate kamala harris? >> this tough to resist. you can't always get what you want, right? you leave with the stones. i mean, the harris biden campaign is going to try to force this debate and in doing they're going to try to point to the inexperience of jd vance. but that's getting answers pick. jd vance was picked to be a resident of ohio himself and the states of pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin. in addition to all of those states tonight, particularly joe biden's home state that's because those

jd vance is brought in by that to class. peter thiel. jd vance made a statement that his mother was directly affected by the use by illegal immigrants bring in drugs across the border. and jd vance's mother was a nurse who was stealing prescription drugs and using it for her cell. jd vance is a product of low income schooling that put him through college. the ohio state and then harvard or yale, wherever he went to his job in the marine corps was a correspondent. he was a reporter in the main corporate he'd never seen action. he never was in the front line. he was behind the lines in the task. and jd vance also was in the air division, which does not work on the front lines. trump is a manipulator of the press. these democrats that are calling for joe biden to step aside, pass the torch is funded by dean phillips and who else? steve schmidt. and liked by others billionaire class media. it is just manipulation of the press, the media. against the american people, which is horrible, horrible, the people -- the economy is doing great. oil c

jd vance said he likes her. i imagine they want their own person, but i imagine that person would be ideologically be close to lina khan or more aggressive on tech. >> eamon javers, it is fascinating. thank you for your reporting on all of. >>> it coming up, chip stocks are moving. we'll dig into the trade coming up. and later, representative tom emmer will join us from the republican national convention. "squawk box" will be right back. while i am a paid actor, and this is not a real company, there is no way to fake how upwork can help your business. upwork is half the cost of our old recruiter and they have top-tier talent and everything from pr to project management because this is how we work now. welcome to the now way to network... they switched to juniper's ai-native network. and now everyone's so productive, they're operating at a higher gear... that's the now way to network at work—with real ai—putting you in the fast lane. the moment i met him i knew he was my soulmate. that's the now way to network "s

so who is jd vance?bay where a big rig crash is causing big headaches for morning commuters. this morning we are tracking how soon those lanes might be cleared. this is today in the bay thanks for joining us on this tuesday morning. i'm kris sanchez. i'm here for laura garcia, and i'm marcus washington. want to get right to that. breaking news for you this morning. mike has been following that big rig that's blocking the roadway there. and mike. east bay this morning, you know. well, as far as the speed sensors go, things are still the same. northbound 680 reportedly still blocked. just about lavorgna road. we see the jam up on a danville boulevard as folks are exiting lavorgna. we also see more backup. i think a lot more folks are exiting the freeway. one exit earlier over at stone valley road. now, if you don't want to head up through the area because you're back here near the dublin interchange, you might want to take 580 over through castro valley, then back up through oakland and back around in towa

vance and his wife, usha, wading through the convention floor crowd. jd, the senator reportedly learning of trump's decision only 20 minutes before it was announced vance was launched into the political spotlight in 2016 with his bestselling memoir, hillbilly elegy, which chronicled his path from a poor and turbulent childhood in appalachia to yale law school. he was once a forceful critic of trump. in 2016, he called trump cultural heroin and said, i'm a never trump guy and trump is unfit for our nation's highest office. but vance has since changed his opinion, saying trump has been a better president than he expected. now counted among his most ardent supporters. tonight, sitting down with sean hannity on fox news, i was certainly skeptical of donald trump in 2016. >> but president trump was a great president, and he changed my mind. i think he changed the minds of a lot of americans because, again, he delivered that peace and prosperity. if you go back to what i thought in 2016, another thing that was going on, sean, is i bought into the media's lies a

>> i just mean jd vance is he's a radical. he's hardcore he's a i thought, you know, trump comes out of a near-death experience. there is a moment where maybe he thinks we need to bring this country together for real so maybe he picks someone like a burger, more picks someone like a nikki haley instead, he goes to the other side of the planet, the other side of the galaxy, and gets the most radical pick that he can find trump at least is more of an instinctive kind of intuitive nationalists. this is an ideological nationalism that's a much more dangerous form of the virus because he can go try to explain this stuff and recruit all these people, make it seem kind of polish and make it seem like it's great. i just think that jd vance had the potential to be one of the great unifiers of this country. his first book the way that he showed up at first when you you're on our air trying to build bridges, trying to show up people to come together. he then did a hard turn and he's gone from being a bridge builder to being a barn burner

obviously that is not home to jd vance, the senator from ohio oh, but it is technically jd vance territory, something that we are looking at closely now, one of the other things we're going to look at tonight is how you and donald trump now interact. we obviously looking detail as to when this announcement is going to come and who is going to be the top three contenders we are still told north dakota governor doug burgum senators marco rubio, and senators jd vance and wolf. as soon as we have any details, i will come back and update you know, you will kristen holmes. thank you very, very much. and we'll be right back. >> anderson cooper 360 tonight at 8:00 on cnn with car gurus, you can start your financing from home if only you could do things your way all the time. maybe someday get up with gurus