, we don’t know the portraits of jim vance yet, portraits of politicians are not drawn in the elections currently painting for us so that we can discuss this, that's exactly what he does as a republican u.s. senator. does not provide sufficient deterrence. i europe's problem is that it itself thinks that the american security shield has allowed european security to be compromised. america does not need to leave nato or abandon europe, but it must pivot to asia. i don’t think that... represents an existential threat to europe, and if it does, then this suggests that europe must become more aggressive role in ensuring one's own safety. actually, these words he said in february twenty-something for me largely answer why trump chose him, because in principle this is trump’s logic, it’s like either pay us or figure it out further yourself. now, what we wanted to add, please, we are now discussing whether the war in ukraine will stop, whether trump will come to an agreement and put pressure on it, let’s do it. pay attention to one very important point, they are all talking about the confront

vance. jim, can we get a picture of j.d. vance? there we go. there we go. still. so, all that said, check out this rizz king rockin' rally in ohio. >> itis the weirdest thing to me. democrats say that it is racist to believe -- well, they say it's racist to do anything. i had a diet mountain dew yesterday and one today. i'm sure they're gonna call that racist too. but it's good. [laughs] i love you guys. >> stephen: oh. oh, buddy. you sound like a groom who invited only coworkers to his bachelor party. "i love you guys. [laughs] thanks for coming to my mom's house. hey, should we get a little crazy and order another round of diet mountain dew? if the democrats let us, am i right? [laughs] where's everybody going? just you and me again, mom." [laughs] here's the thing. vance is from ohio, which trump's already got. he doesn't soften trump's far right stuff at all. he's kinda handmaid's tale curious, which will not appeal to suburban women voters, and he's terrible on the stump. so a lot of people are asking, why the hell did trump pick him in the first place? and t

. >> and it's interesting, jim, because actually when donald or excuse me, when jd vance was running for senate, there was a meeting between the two of them early january 2021 when vance was going to meet with the former president and the criticism of donald trump had actually come up, then, but over the time in, over the years, vance has really gone to one of a very sharp critic of donald trump's still of course, a fierce defender and ally, a close friend of donald trump junior trump's son, as well as a key ally for the former president. and now of course he is his vice presidential nominee. but look, i'm told that really donald trump was waffling on this decision even up until monday morning, he didn't make his final decision until mid morning right before really, he called the ohio senator and told him, you're going to be my running mate now, look, i think there's a couple of reasons for why i'm hearing that trump ultimately landed on jd vance won is that he thinks that vance will be very loyal. we know that that was a key criteria for trump and finding oh, running mate, especiall

vance. we'll check in with congressman jim hines, the top democrat on the tinl committee and get the latest from unicef russell on the humanitarian crises putting millions of children at risk around the world. it's all just ahead on "face the nation." ♪ >>> good morning. welcome to "face the nation." we begin this morning with reaction to the first presidential debate of 2024. our polling unit asked voters, how they view the candidates now, including their cognitive health. the results are not encouraging for the president. the number of voters who say president biden has the cognitive ability to serve has dropped from 35% earlier this month to 27% after the debate. that's the lowest number since cbs began asking voters that question last september. nearly three quarters of all registered voters now say he shouldn't be running and nearly half of democrats say he shouldn't remain the nominee. an extraordinary number for an incumbent who didn't face a competitive primary. we should also note that half of all voters also say former president trump does not have the cognitive health to serve. v

to be an attempt to present jd vance as the face of maga in a way that is perhaps more palatable than donald trump given frankly the baggage that trump comes with it. jim, i have with me here the director of strategic communications for donald trump's 2020 presidential campaign. marc lotter, a mark also. we should say, has been in the position that jd vance staff is in right at this very moment. he's been with the publican nominee for the vice presidency, mike pence, back in 2016 when he was in this role and in the lead up to a moment like this, mark what is happening in jd vance's world? he's got to give a speech. he's only known for about two days now that he's the nominee. so, how are they making that speech something that he can really deliver convincingly before this crowd? >> well, as someone who worked with a lot of speech writers, thank god he wrote a memoir, is you can just take his own words for that, but, you know most likely, and i don't know for sure, but going back to 2016, the campaign has already engaged a speech writer to be begin work on that speech. they will give it to senator vance's team for review and then it's up to the senator

vance takes center stage tonight. we're told that he will be introduced by indiana congressman jim banks and then also his wife usha. and we are being told by the trump team that vance will focus primarily on his incredible, powerful life story. beating the odds to now being on the verge of becoming vice president. >> i don't plan to screw it up but, if i do, it's too late. he made the pick, right? [laughter] it's official now. >> senator j.d. vance already making his first campaign appearance this afternoon as he gets ready to make the most important speech of his career tonight. >> j.d. vance. >> fox is learning the vice presidential candidate's "primetime" remarks will focus on his childhood, growing up in poverty without a father. watching his mother struggle with drug addiction. and somehow becoming the youngest ever vice presidential nominee. >> i think his story is going to resonate. it's going to resonate with young people. resonate not just in ohio but throughout the midwest and the country. >> we are told vance will connect his life experiences to trump's policies. explaining how upbringing shapes views on

vote for trump-vance 2024 so we can unite our people and save our country." senator jimisch. " congratulations, j.d. vance. president trump and senator vance are a representation of the republican party. they have my full support." this is from joseph in crystal river, florida. republican. caller: good morning. thank you for letting me on. i was calling because at times i get a little discouraged at the fact that they are always mentioning the lord jesus but never were singing him on the tv -- worshiping him on live tv. a lot of people believe this. epstein hung himself in trump's name was on the list for the sex trade along with 100 other celebrities, like hollywood and so on. the fact that a lot of people worship this guy more than they worship our creator disturbs me. robert kennedy junior, coming from a lineage of believers like the one who was actually assassinated, which they were trying to mimic with trump to make it look -- who really got assassinated with jfk. he was a god-fearing man. a lot of other presidents prior. people need to wake up in reality check this

jim sciutto in for kate kasie hunt. great to be here with you. republican vice presidential nominee, j.d. vance, catching understandable heat for comments like this we're effectively run in this country via the democrats, be via our corporate oligarch's by a bunch of childless cat ladies that one's not hitting well, vance has since called those remarks sarcastic. >> but a cnn kfile review shows this is not the only time he's made similar disparaging remarks about americans who happen not to have kids in 2021, vance tweeted, quote our country's low birth rates have made many elites south sociopaths. and the cat ladies man, they must be stopped. and if you go back to november of 2020, he said this on a conservative podcast i've been on the past couple of years on this kick where i just am terrified about america's fertility trends. >> did just these basic cadences of life that i think are really powerful and really, really valuable when you have kids in your life. >> and the fact that so many people, especially in america's leadership class just don't have i thought in their lives you know, i wor

for the inner circle, trump's obviously sitting next to the vice presidential candidate jd vance have also seen jim jordan is close ally on capitol hill. ben carson is about to speak in just a little bit as we've seen them, kind of cycle in and out allies throughout the course of the day it's very clear unity is the message they wanted to get across. there definitely do during that the former president seems to be welcoming and just one last point i want to make people's interesting thing. i've been watching the course of this night. it's a little bit like a catholic mass in terms of when people are standing and when they're sitting, when the former president sands, everybody in the vip box stands with him he sits down, they all sit down as well. so if you're wondering if the standing ovation where it came from, what they're taking their cues from, it's a little bit like a priest and church itself trump all right. >> phil mattingly. thanks so much. let's bring back the panel phil is phil said aos is probably correct, right. >> trump rallies are a little, a little religion little rock. we're missing

jim justice, a eventos polÍticos y se ha convertido en toda una celebridad. anoche justice dijo que la no tan pequeÑa bulldog habÍa hecho una predicciÓn. >> donald j. trump y jd vance. en la convenciÓn republicana. aÚn faltan dos dÍas, asÍ que vamos a ver quÉ otras sorpresas y curiosidades aparecen. sin duda los animalitos siempre dan ternura. muy bonito siempre ver esas imÁgenes y verlos ahÍ caminando con todos sus humanos. >> baby dog se llevÓ el show, sin duda, y es sÚper impresionante ver cÓmo cada personaje polÍtico se podrÍa decir, tiene su nivel de audiencia. >> es como si fueran celebridades cada vez que entra a uno el pÚblico les aplaude como si estuvieran en un concierto de un artista. >> sin duda, tal cual parece. es, como decÍamos, esa fiesta polÍtica es un evento donde todos se reÚnen y muchos dicen que sienten esa solidaridad unos entre los otros. estamos viendo claro. estamos viendo a donald trump, al candidato que eligiÓ para ser su vicepresidente. los polÍticos, pero tambiÉn las personas que se sienten esa emociÓn que tienen de estar ahÍ, con esa vestimenta, los zapatos, el atuendo, los gorros. >> y hablando precisamente de eso, miriam, los seguido

against the jim crow laws and trying to make our country, as i said earlier, a more perfect union for everyone to be treated fairly. host: julie harris, who was your favorite for veep before j.d. vance got tapped? guest: well, i would have to say my own governor, governor sarah sanders. she was fantastic, she was the real deal. what you see coming out of arkansas and how great she is, her strength, i can tell you that that is really who she is. certainly, we would like to see our own arkansas daughter up there. but i am happy with who trump has picked. i really didn't know, i wasn't trying to put my pic out there, but we were all secretly hoping and arkansas for our own governor because we know how fantastic she is. but in some ways we are happy that he picked j.d. vance, we get to keep our governor for the rest of her term and hopefully another term, a total of eight years. host: one more call with julie harris. mount hope, arkansas, republican mine. do you know where that is? guest: i do know where that is. good to hear from someone back on. host: go ahead. caller: good morning, how we doing? thank you for taking my call. i'm the last call, so i get at least two minutes. [laughter

you the latest from the republican national convention after jd vance delivered his vice presidential nomination speech last night. >>> jimyou did write, they're making it hard to own some of these tech stocks. >> yes, they are, and i know at 3:30rks the nasdaq futures were up about 0.3 and then at 4:30, up 0.6, and brought them back down. i mention this only because the last half hour, even the last 15 minutes, were some of the worst i have ever seen. david, there were people who wanted to get out of stocks so badly and use the etfs to, that you would have thought tonight taiwan semi was going to blow up. that did not happen. i think that this out of tech, out of s&p -- the big tech stocks, and into nasdaq was a program that lasted a couple days. i don't know how long it can go on. i mean, it's a program. in other words, someone's motivated to bang out the semis, bang out mega and put money in small cap, and you and i both know, small caps can't really sustain that amount of money in without just taking them all up too far. >> right. we talked to bob pisani about this, the mechanics of some of the etfs and what that will

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wow, vance hates china even more than trump. can you imagine? >> meantime, jim, brings us to cars.f sound from mary barra yesterday at one of our ceo events talking about production targets, sales targets in teshgsv business. take a listen. >> general motors moving to an all-electric future, and almost what's more important is the fact that the vehicle really is a software platform. we're seeing a bit of a slowdown right now. we won't get to a million because the market is not developing. we'll get there. so we're going to be guided by the customer. what i'd like to tell people is getting an electric vehicle and drive it. it's a lot of fun. >> you've got to buy gm off this. they're losing money on these cars. ford is losing a huge amount of money on ev. we don't want them to sell stuff they lose on. that's how they blow the quarter. ford has been a mall any sent gm. ford's run is about jim farley saying, if we're not making money on something, we're not making it. that's what we wanted from ford, not sales, but margins, earnings. i think ford is going to give you great numbers. >>

vance. what does that tell you? his quality is what does that tell you about former president trump's values? jim terms of who he will surround himself with in the next administration, should he win. >> it's not unusual. it's going to surround himself with people agree completely with them who voting record i support him even though if you go back and listen with jd vance said about trump and the president had a lot our let's discuss with our political experts who are listening very closely from what the french david chalian first thing please come the question of the status of a candidate. lester holt asked him, do you believe you weathered this storm inside your own party i didn't hear an answer. hi heard was 14 million people voted for me to be the nominee i listened to them that that does not answer the question of whether or not he thinks he's weathered this moment democrats in his own party asking for him to step down as the nominee. and i thought that was telling i also thought just in the comparison to the interview with george stephanopoulos again, and we saw this a little bit at the nat

vance 6:00 a.m. here in washington. >> here's a live look at the white house. good morning, everyone. i'm jim sciutto in for kasie hunt good to be with you this morning. 99 days until america votes is all about messaging. now, kamala harris, donald trump testing out new attack lines to see what sticks harris and her allies already deploying their new strategy. they're trying to cast the former president and his vp as weird we're not afraid of weird people we were a little bit creeped out, but we're not afraid. >> it's not about her or her opponent really this, no matter what kind of weird stuff they keep saying it is, resorting to some wild lies about my record and some of what he and his running mate are saying. well, it's just plain weird trump's messaging is much darker. >> he's trying to make the case that harris is dangerous. and worse in his words, and president biden, he won't be softening the tone a lot of talk about that. you'll remember anytime soon she is a radical left lunatic. >> if she has no clue he's evil. i want to be nice. they all say, i think he's changed. i think he's cha

i'm jim sciutto in washington, cnn news central starts right now brand new cnn reporting this morning, the harris campaign seizing on j.d. >> vance is a major liability for donald trump and doubling down on a new attack line against the republic look in ticket, labeling them as just plain weird breaking this morning, president biden proposing major changes to the supreme court and new details ultimately local swat team about the communication breakdown at donald trump's pennsylvania rally. >> text messages show concerns were raised 90 minutes before the shooter climbed onto the roof. kate is out today. i'm john berman with sara sidner and this is cnn news sexual new this morning, president biden doing something no president has done in nearly 100 years, demand sweeping changes for the supreme court. >> just eight days after bowing out of the 2024 race why now calling for reforms that would limit terms for justices who currently serve lifetime terms, introduced a new code of ethics and propose a constitutional amendment to strip presidential immunity. a direct rebuke of the high court's recent ruling in favor in donald trump's cas

jim schapiro, or tim walz, or gretchen whitmer or somebody from the midwest. they are not defending the state from that standpoint. they still think jd vancee could go to michigan and talk about his upbringing, and that can be a success. the problem is, and that is what the folks try to find a pivot point. that's what you see he will try to do over the next week or so. >> wait until they resurrect the things he said about donald trump in 2016. the road to 270 electoral votes. next, we are going to break down where everything stands now and how it could play out in november with the one, the only, steve carnegie. ly, steve dave's company just scored the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. high five! high five! -i'm in a call... it's 5 years of reliable, gig speed internet... five years of advanced security... five years of a great rate that won't change. yep, dave's feeling it. but it's only for a limited time. five years? -five years? introducing the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. powering 5 years of savings. powering possibilities. >> with 100 days until the election, there are new and intriguing electoral pad to

jim jordan, great americans here so thanks for having me on. well, i'm starting to hear the possibilities that was just mentioned that perhaps j.d. vance. we don't know for sure. fortunately we have a great number of people that were under consideration and from ben carson to tim scott to j. d. of course, to marco rubio, so apparently we're going to know for sure very soon so no sense in guessing at this point. neil: let me get your thoughts though on whether the attempt on the former president's life yesterday might have shaken things up. might have been closing in on one choice and maybe went another direction after that attack. what do you make of that? >> well i was there at the rally on saturday, and it was really a tragic situation. of course we lost a great american from pennsylvania who was protecting his daughter and his wife. sad, very sad, but the president missed being assassinated let's face it by a quarter of an inch, by a very hateful individual who was appropriately taken out and shot and stopped and killed. look, the president is a very deliberate person. he's going to be a great president again. he's about strength. we

vance coming into the arena earlier. he stopped to give a special greeting and a special hello to the delegation from ohio. earlier i spoke to one of them, jimtial ticket. , , ., . from ohio on the presidential ticket. , ., . , from ohio on the presidential ticket. ., . , ., ticket. jd vance is our guy, an ohio guy _ ticket. jd vance is our guy, an ohio guy we — ticket. jd vance is our guy, an ohio guy we elected _ ticket. jd vance is our guy, an ohio guy we elected to - ticket. jd vance is our guy, an ohio guy we elected to the i ohio guy we elected to the senate two years ago. i don't know him well. i know i'm a little bit. he is a very nice and smart guy, very successful, 39 years old, and as a pretty good resume going. we're very excited. i think the neat thing is my children are excited, which is, the use and the — what he has been involved with, with tachy, being an author, that younger people are excited about him, which is a cool thing. it adds a nice dimension to the trump campaign. —— with tech. and the next generation of conservative thinkers. there was a real— of conservative thinkers. there was a real energy _ of conservative th

vance will change that right away with help of of course, when we will take back senate keep that. >> great to see you this morning. thank you so much chairman jimn stay with us. we'll be right back. the moment i met him i knew he was my soulmate. "soulmates." soulmate! [giggles] why do you need me? [laughs sarcastically] but then we switched to t-mobile 5g home internet. and now his attention is spent elsewhere. but i'm thinking of her the whole time. that's so much worse. why is that thing in bed with you? this is where it gets the best signal from the cell tower! i've tried everywhere else in the house! there's always a new excuse. well if we got xfinity you wouldn't have to mess around with the connection. therapy's tough, huh? -mmm. it's like a lot about me. [laughs] a home router should never be a home wrecker. oo this is a good book title. >>>. >>> maria: welcome back. markets advancing yesterday with return of the trump trade following saturday's survival of the assassination attempt dow industrials finished up -- 2 -- in fact trump media, technology stock surged better than 30% yesterday on hopes betting that former president trump will

there you go jim justice, the second night of the republican national convention just wrapped up but from the outside it looks normal but it is not at all. take trump's bp pick, senator jd vanceohio. liz cheney has called out his positions on things like election results. the rule of law and how to handle russia's war in ukraine, adding the trump gop is no longer the party of lincoln, reagan or the constitution. you are in luck i have old- school republicans standing by. >> we are getting older every day. >> a contributing writer at the atlantic, george your take on the rnc. before are watching, looking at flags, delegates and performers and thinking it is just like another convention. >> we were just talking about that in the green room and i said george orwell could not have scripted it better. everything is standing on its head. somebody said we are the party of the rule of law, speaker johnson. nominating a 34 time convicted felon. all of the religious stuff, god saved trump and let's not worry about the kids at the school shootings. this is a man of god? what are we talking about here? this is a man who sacrificed everything for his country? what are we talking about? he

vance from taking that action. but even trying to could certainly create chaos. >> jim, let me read one more piece of your reportingtification was practically unheard of in presidential elections until late 2020 when trump allies sought to block certification in wayne county, michigan, and until january 6th, 2021, when thousands of protesters sought to block congress from certifying the election results. since then members of state and local boards have voted against certification more than 20 times across eight states, according to a list compiled by protect democracy, a nonpartisan group that tracks anti-democratic trends in the u.s. in most cases the board members were outvoted or when they weren't courts or officials forced them to certify the vote. in the story, you take that dynamic and you push it against the calendar deadline of i think it's december 11th again. just tell me what kind of pressure cooker that creates. >> well, this -- this is new. this is what nick was referring to. the new law about certification, which was passed after the january 6th chaos and then some, was meant to make a hard deadline

vance. and that we never, ever allowed trump's project 2025 to come to fruition. there is so much at stake in this election, jim. and just today, the hispanic caucus, the political arm of the hispanic caucus, bold pack announced its endorsement of the biden-harris ticket. we also saw recently over 1,000 black women leaders from across the country, right? an open letter saying president biden is our man vice president kamala harris. we are with the ticket there is a strong coalition of support that exists throughout this country. i've also heard from voters and constituents not just constituents of mine here in el paso, but i've heard from voters in different parts of the country who are angry that there are the, their perception is that our nominee's being attacked from within by anonymous sources reporters are reporting on all of this anonymous gossip i've spoken to the biden co-chairs. i've spoken to the campaign to folks at the white house that none of this is coming from inside i'd of the biden team or campaign. and yet reporters continue to quote anonymous sources and frankly, i am looking forward to the d

jim justice. the second night of the republican national convention has wrapped up and from the outside it looks like a normal rnc, but it is not at all. take trump's vp pick, senator j.d. vance has called out his positions on election results, the rule of law and how to handle russia's war in ukraine, adding that the trump gop is no longer the party of lincoln, reagan, or the constitution. you are in luck because i have old-school republicans standing by. not old men, old school. >> we are getting older every day. >> a contracting writer at the atlantic and former congressman of florida. george, your take on the rnc because people are watching and looking at delegates and thinking hey, it is like another convention. >> we were just talking about that in the green room and i said orwell could not have scripted this better. basically everything standing on its head. somebody was saying we are the party of the rule of law. i was think of johnson and we are nominating a 34 time convicted felon and we are the party of the religious stuff. god save donald trump. let's not worry about the kids that do school shootings or whatever. this is a man of god. what are we even talking abou

vance, you must understand that i am a scots-irish hillbilly at heart. so he's he's he's that derogatory term for hillbilly and. he's used it as a statement of his identity. similarly, jim webb in a section born fighting dedicated to the emergence of, the phenomena of white guilt after the vietnam war. but moaned the fact that appalachian whites, many of them who had fought the vietnam war, should be as accountable for its execution as the northeastern elites who are designed it all, webb wrote. we're considered to be the same in this environment as if they had landed together on the same ship at plymouth rock and the smart ones had gone to boston, while the dumbest had somehow made their way to west virginia. so essentially what's happening here is, they're claiming, again, so this is these areas of scots-irish migration, but what vance and webb are doing is, claiming a whiteness apart. so what people the 19th century were doing when claiming scots-irish identity was to say, look, are just as white as the these other white anglo-saxon process. but in time in the 21st century to claim scots irish ancestry is to say yes, i may be white, but i'm not like those northeaster

jim but tonight is the big night for republicans and i'm here in milwaukee with kristen holmes last night he watched his new running mate, donald trump, watched his new running mate, jd vance make a pitch to working class voters vance leaned in on his own life story. he came from a tough childhood with a drug addicted mother to yale law school, then onto the senate and now he's standing on that stage as the vice presidential nominee. the republican party i promise you one more thing to the people of middletown, ohio, and all the forgotten communities in michigan, wisconsin, pennsylvania, and ohio. >> and every corner of our nation. i promise you this. i will be vice president who never forgets where he came from. >> but this is going to be donald trump's night. he will accept the presidential nomination for the third time, but the republican party that he leads now has really changed dramatically over the last eight years kristen holmes is here with me. kristen's been covering this whole convention. it's going to be very different this time around absolutely. >> this is donald trump's party now this is the maga party. remember back in 2016, he hadn't really won over the re

back to jim crow, didn't want to go back to when you have covered in white, they want to be more inclusive. they want women to be involved and you can hear the thoughts of what trump and vance have in regards to how they the great women and women are going to come out in great numbers are. so it's only appropriate that it's going to take a woman who happens to be of color to defeat donald trump, who has been the one you've heard. his words and his own words, what he thought about women. he's been one that has to pay. now because he lost a suit for assault woman and civil court. and he's a convicted felon. i don't think america wants a leader like that. they want a leader like the vice president kamala harris all right. congressman gregory meeks. thank you so much for your time. we appreciate it. >> thank you for having me up next. >> we're going to take you to california where firefighters are struggling to contain a wildfire that's already scorched an area bigger than los angeles 0% of that fire is contained so far, you're in the cnn newsroom every night. >> you're going straight to the source we begin with the breaking news tonight. inside the biggest stories, where is th

jim clyburn, afford the opportunity to vet a likely vice vice-presidential candidate. that's what we should do. >> so let me ask you one thing more on this. and this is you know, j.d. vance had come out and said, well, if biden is not going to run that, he's no longer he's admitting he can't be president. he should step aside. mike johnson, the speaker, is a number one of a number of republicans who have made the same we'll call johnson just said congressman, if joe biden is not fit to run for president, he is not fit to serve as president. he must resign the office immediately. so that's pretty much what they're all saying in so many words. why do you think biden is unfit to run but fit to serve? >> well, first of all, people who say that right now, erin, in my estimation, should come nowhere close to the white house there's a huge difference. the reason i argue that the president should not run again is because he was going to lose, has he declined his physical gate is physiology, yes. has have his communication skills suffered and are in decline? absolutely. is he cognitively impaired know. and that's the truth. i believe he can serve out his term. i believe he will.

vance today, tonight is when he will accept the nomination for vice president. to your calls on our democrats line. washington, d.c., go ahead. caller: good morning. i recall the jimw era. the republicans, my grandfather was a republican. all of his children are republicans. so my mother. she finished college in 1930 nine and became a democrat under roosevelt. the democrats being the ones that hang the end of murdered people down south, even in st. louis, where i was raised under jim crow. the thing about the jim crow era is that the democrats changed what they started with with the black panther party in mississippi and americans became more democratic in that time. the sister in arkansas, correct your information on the jim crow period. host: and you have stuck with that? caller: democrats became more democratic. host: tell you what, we are going to move on at this point. edwin in maryland, republican line, please go ahead. caller: the last person you had on, you asked them about project 2025. this is the third or fourth time i've heard a republican person on the show actually lie, sounds like they are lying from their voice and say that they don't know what pro

vance being chosen as the vp and the conversation around economic policy. we have two congressmen, house majority leader's police will be with us and also congressman jim jordan. and also senator john thune. we will end the day with a conversation with mcdonald's chief impact officer john banner. thank you so much and enjoy the afternoon. >> please welcome politico's white house correspondent and playbook co-author eugene daniels, and georgia governor brian kemp. [applause] eugene: hello. hello, hello. a little beyonce to get the morning started. where are we at? i have to walk onto a beyonce song otherwise it's over. we have governor kemp. thank you for joining today. gov. kemp: b here. beyonce is normally not my song but i'm glad to be here. eugene: i'll talk to your team after this. we envision a different conversation before saturday. the country has changed. a lot to get to. we have a vp pick for president trump, j.d. vance. i will keep it simple. what do you think? gov. kemp: i'm not really surprised. i think a lot of similarities to those two, former president trump and senator vance. a big difference in age. that brings something to the ticket with hi

jim himes. thank you for being with us this morning. >> thank you. >>> still ahead here, the harris campaign is not letting up on the jd vance.past comments on women and childless politicians, we'll show you how they called him out. "morning joe" back in just a moment. d him out. "morning joe" back in just a moment (tony hawk) skating for over 45 years has taken a toll on my body. i take qunol turmeric because it helps with healthy joints and inflammation support. why qunol? it has superior absorption compared to regular turmeric. qunol. the brand i trust. sure, i'm a paid actor, and this is not a real company, but there is no way to fake how upwork can help your business. search talent all over the world with over 10,000 skills you may not have in house. more than 30% of the fortune 500 use upwork because this is how we work now. ♪limu emu♪ ♪& doug.♪ and if we win, we get to tell you how liberty mutual customizes car insurance so you only pay for what you need. isn't that what you just did? service! ♪stand back i'm going to show ya,♪ ♪how doug and limu roll, yeah!♪ ♪♪ ♪you know you got to live it,♪ ♪♪ ♪if you want to win...♪

vance's acceptance speech last night. an article you might have seen if you're watching the convention. you might have seen this. this was babydog who came on stage with governor jimustice of west virginia. a bulldog. i don't know if you saw her last night or two nights ago. she was on stage with jim justice. he has her at several of his speeches. state addresses and things like that. he brings her around the state with him. there she is. bob, massachusetts, republican. what do you think of the convention so far? caller: i'm kind of depressed. i don't like j.d. vance. as a show on tv called "supernatural." demons have black eyes. host: why don't you like j.d. vance? who would you have liked to have donald trump pick? caller: byron donalds. he's a decent human being. j.d. vance it is not. he couldn't get mike pence. delia the comment is when it comes to the fbi -- i served in the u.s. military. that was the best sniper spot on the planet. the snipers for the government -- that moron of a secret service leader said we couldn't put people up on that roof. that was a two pihost: that's bn massachusetts. we're going to take one more call here. this is barry, maryland,