>> look, i don't think kamala harris had it in her, i think the way that joe biden quickly put kamaland endorsed her was cut quite frankly, screwing over barack obama and nancy pelosi and the rest of the democratic party because there is no way she would have gotten the nomination by herself. so it was, a, you did this to me, all do it back to you. nobody was ever going to be donald trump, by the way. >> i don't think either one of their policies failed, and when kamala went on the view and said she would do nothing differently, it was over. when she couldn't do interviews, it was over. when people find out about taxpayer-funded sex change operations for illegals, that's over. the radicalism is way out of touch with the american people. anyways, we appreciate you coming on this friday night as we continue, or "hannity" straight ahead. ♪ ♪ planning to move? join the 6 million families who discovered a smarter, more flexible way to move, with pods. save up to 20% now for a limited time. whether you're moving across town or across the country. save up to 20% at pods dot com today. >> sea

kamala harris is the perfect example of that.he idea that she's the answer to the problems that the democrats caused, i think people aren't going to fall for it. charlie: and as you point out, it's the one-party rule that at some point you have no one else to blame finish. >> exactly. charlie: you have a record. the state is your resumÉ. >> exactly. charlie: so do we have time for this last one? we've got -- so we've got, here's our last news in review item. trump has turned to elon musk to ask him to help save our astronauts lost in space. >> i've asked elon, i said, do we a favor, can you get 'em out? he said, yes. he is preparing to go up, i think, in two weeks. we love you and we're coming up to get you. they've been left up there. i hope they like each other. [laughter] maybe they'll love each other -- charlie: i hope they like each other. >> i know. [laughter] i think this whole story just captures the incredible energy we've got going on in america right now. these two swaggering business leaders, the president, elon musk

if kamala harris had one democrats had one in general. this will be in perpetuity.ing money at a problem that isn't going to solve itself. i think a lot of americans on the side of that. think he talks about tariffs in terms of bringing back to manufacturing to the u.s. it's not a short-term solution is a long-term solution. again this is the most transparent president we've ever seen in our lifetimes. have you ever seen a president take this many questions within the first seven weeks of his administration. he has taken more than 1300 questions and seven weeks and that's probably more than joe biden took in four years. >> is talking from the oval office, goggles, the whole thing. >> i'm glad you can count that high i'm not sure i could. >> i love that you talked about tariffs when we think about when we went to the ballot it was the economy stupid and he sitting home on the economic forces that americans facing and he said tariffs are going to be great we are going to be rich you can have a lot of companies coming in, for - 5 car companies that averted come here an

look, i don't think kamala harris had it in her. i think the way joe biden quickly put kamala harris in that position and endorsed her was kind of, quite frankly, screwing over barack obama and nancy pelosi and the rest of the democratic party, because there's no way she would have gotten the nomination by herself. so it was, hey, you did this to me. i'm going to do this back to you. and that's. >> why i don't think either one of. >> them was going to ever beat donald trump. by the way. >> i don't think i don't think either one, their policies failed. and, you know, when she when kamala went on the view and said she did nothing differently, that was over when she couldn't do interviews. that was over when people find out about taxpayer funded sex change operations for illegals, that's over. her radicalism was way out of touch with the american people. anyway, guys, we appreciate you coming on this friday night as we continue more hannity straight ahead. >> g. nova powers america every day as the leading american energy manufacturer,

should kamala harris run for governor of california? >> no.hink of a couple of things. first of all, tremendous incompetence. she has that word salad i can't stand. and the worst part? her laugh. i was so happy when trump won not just because i was supportive of trump and everything but i thought hopefully she would fade off into the distance. the laugh is a nervous laugh. it's not a funny laugh. i think she really doesn't know what she's doing and i think she knows that. she loves the limelight and she might go. but i don't know if the democratic party wants. >> trace: that's the whole thing. it's a foregone conclusion everyone assumes that she would dominate and become the california governor and that puts her back on the national stage, but does it? california has moved a little towards the right. >> actually it's moved a lot. if you look at the map after the last election on november fifth it was so much more red. the only blue parts where the big cities. san francisco, oakland and the bay area and down to los angeles and all of that. for

kamala harris beat donald trump in. it is a tough environment down here.le because we won wha those elections, we have to dond what we said we were going to do.oo tortd reform. >> brian: you have six weeks. and people hope you run against jon ossoff. you just don't lose. they want to see you keep up the winning streak. thank you so much for your time. >> god god bless what you think. >> brian: next go to the one and only jimmy failla with the media momently -s that matter. n:i hope he's in a good mood. i asked him to watch a lot of shows. congratulations, stay, no, never mind. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome to fox news live. marianne rafferty. president trump 25% tariffs on mexican and canadian goods to take effect tomorrow. u.s. commerce secretary said those rates could be lower. the president threatening to impose an additional 10% tax on chinese imports tomorrow. trump's links terrorist to illegal migration and fluid space have been in the u.s. mexico, china, canada are top trading partners that can drive up prices for americans. pope francis remained stable as

uaw leadership might have gone with kamala harris, member it is not.we're seeing is why members went with donald trump. stuart: thank you, charlie. the white house said that president trump spoke with mexico's claudia sheinbaum and trump said mexico will not be required to pay tariffs on anything that falls under the usmca rules. he also said this agreement is until april 2. that's why the market is coming back a bit. coming up, unregulated electric bike batteries have deadly and disruptive fires nationwide. one city in new jersey taking action against the bikes. we have the full story for you. motorcycle enthusiasts from around the globe are descending on florida for one of the largest motorcycle events. it's the 84th anniversary of this event. it's a big one. look at this. there he is. webster is there and he's wearing his riders. we'll be back with the rocker. ♪ (woman 1) eczema... isn't always obvious. (woman 2) eczema isn't always red. (boy) but now eczema isn't always going to stop you... with ebglyss. ♪ (vo) ebglyss is a once-monthly treatment t

>> there many reasons to vote for kamala harris.a woman of color whose overcome numerous obstacles to become a leader in her field. >> is always seems to go in one direction. >> in the marine corps we had the both like, i believe this is a glitch from across the finish line in the new york city marathon and that's funny because i don't have legs, i'm not running it. this isn't up glitch. was not have quite as well as the others like elon musk did at x because this is a young kid hired as a programmer and they did on purpose, there's no way to convince me otherwise. >> the reason why ai says elon musk is so dangerous. his programming and who's putting in the algorithms and what they are doing and how they fiddle around with the technology? we are being told to vote for kamala harris and it was a glitch trump is a racist. >> week one. >> we want, president trump one, 77 million votes, all those things didn't matter at the end of the day, people didn't believe them the hostile takeover, all of these text titans in the ring wanting to b

what do you think about running against kamala harris? >> i spring it on. there's nothing more likely to make sure we finally get the change we need 24 california. put these years of democrat califailure behind us and get the change we need and put up this failed and rejected democrat machine politician who clearly has no interest in the policy issues affecting california. when have you heard her talk about housing crisis and climate extremism giving us highest housing cost and energy bills and gas prices and on and on she's got nothing to say about any of that and it's the best possible thing for a republican candidate, which as you say may be maine i'll be making a decision on that much sooner than end of the summer and as far as i'm concerned, nobody would be a better choice for the democrats to bring about the change we need in california than kamala harris. stuart: when you make your decision, we want to hear it first, okay, steve? the government accountability office blocked a vote to review and potentially repeal california's plan to end the sale of

. >> kamala supports transgender sex changes in jail with our money. >> kamala even supports letting biological. men compete against. >> our girls in their sports. kamala is for they dim. >> president trump. >> is for. >> you. >> the trump campaign put tens of millions of dollars behind that ad, and one similar to it during the last election. now, on his new podcast, the california governor gavin newsom, breaking with his democratic party and sharply criticizing 2024 presidential nominee kamala harris over what he says was her disastrous non-response to it. >> the devastating. >> trumps for you. >> she's for they, them and devastating again, devastating, devastating, devastating. and she didn't even react to it, which was even more devastating. >> wow. this from a man that we know wants to run for president in 2028. those comments from his brand new podcast, where his first guest was charlie kirk, the leader of the pro-trump organization turning point usa. since taking office, president trump has already signed an executive order banning transgender athletes from girls and women's sp

harris regrets voting for kamala harris. amazing thing about this it's not just transparent but spontaneous. for democrats everything has to be organized and completely choreographed the biden presidency. they can't keep up with it. >> everybody sitting here has relatives or friends or family or neighbors. trump broke them. and he broke them in 2016. when obama left office that dude was in my rearview. i don't think about them. if these on tv okay. but i don't think about obama. 's fingerprints or over the previous administration and did damage to the country but i don't spend time. they never got over the first trump thing and now there's a cumulative craziness. because during the biden administration, trump wasn't in the rearview mirror he was in their face. and they were like okay we can't stop thinking about this guy. we can't talk about biden because he's a husk. there were more news stories about trumps actions during the biden administration. they thought they had it in a can and now 2016 and all that. after joe biden

liz: tim walz reminds america why he and kamala harris lost.ight, why walz was unable to confidently answer easy questions like whose running the democrat party? the details coming up and we've got this for you. >> if you agree with me, go to joe 30330. we choose truth over facts. play the radio. make sure the television, excuse me, make sure you have the record player on at night. make sure the kids hear words. liz: okay missouri state attorney general asked trump's justice department to investigate whether biden's white house aids exploited his cognitive decline to push through their far left agendas of spending. take a look at biden's two signatures. a new report says one of them is the real biden. the other is a rubber stamp. this report indicates and claims that rubber stamp was used to sign all of biden's orders changing america. we take it on we'll show you the real one coming up legal pro julian epstein breaks this down, the fallout of this is coming up next. please stick with us we'll be back in two. >> there are some people who are un

kamala harris wants to go on joe rogan. she thinks she's the get.s she's in the driver's seat. joe rogan is like nah, talk to the hand. you don't set the conditions. they don't own us anymore. they are not in charge. we are! larry: i think we have recovered from our big balls opening and i think we will quit while we are ahead. you guys, thank you. keep fighting. follow alex, get him to a million, and buy my book. alex: hey! ♪ >> tuesday night, watch c-span's live coverage of president trump's address to congress, the first address of his second term in less than two months since taking office. live coverage begins at 8:00 p.m. eastern with a preview of the evening, followed by the presidents speech at 9:00 p.m. then watch the democrat response after. we will also take calls and get reaction on social media. on c-span2, you can watch a simulcast of coverage followed by reaction from lawmakers live from capitol hill. watch presidentrump's address to congress, live tuesday beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, simulcast on c-span2, or c-span now,

that was kamala. they decided to vote for donald trump that said i'm going to bring peace. >> that's right. >> laura: that's what they he want haved for. elbridge colby a long time friend of the show and under nominee for secretary of defense policy. testified in front of the senate today, this confirmation hearing. watch. >> if putin is perceived as being successful, and if he comes out of this feeling that this worked out in his favor, do you think that puts other european countries at risk? >> well, i think it's clear that european countries need to take more responsibility for their own security and i think that's already happening. we actually want to encourage that. >> laura: well, looks like he is going to be confirmed after democratic attempts to torpedo that nomination. >> bridge did a phenomenal job. as he was setting there he showed that he was very capable of artic could you a little the message that need to be said. he also had a strong gas grasp n the issues. anyone oppose him their hatr

is often easy to make fun of people like gavin newsom, karen bass, kamala harris, al gore, john kerrythers, but they have caused human suffering unless we stop them. one tool we have is to expose the true cost of their woke ideology. it is not just failed environmental policies to blame. we must also callout the entire dei industry as one of the many culprits resulting in the death and destruction we have suffered. first as i mentioned earlier, california's wildfire problem is largely man-made with homeless population and arsonists sponsor both for well over 50% of all the fires. all in the name of being equitable and inclusive you see personal and community responsibility are relics of the past when it comes to modern-day california and nothing epitomizes that more than allowing the homeless to run your cities into the ground, and when they so choose, to bring them down. second, dei is not only insidious because of what it means in practice, but the fact it allows politicians and bureaucrats to divert our resources from where they should be, to pet projects that have nothing to do wi

. >> well, that's what happens when kamala harris runs the perfect campaign.here it is right there. not only did the media lie to the public and jake tapper saying that joe biden is perfect and does arithmetic and back flips in private and then tried telling the american people kamala harris, she's the perfect campaign, perfect candidate for the time and she'll win and they're stuck looking for answers and the answers that the american people are looking for were president trump and that's why he won. >> and president trump's media strategy of being a transparent administration and works for them and it's like catnip and going to through them off and deputies can't focus on one thing and accomplishing the agenda and keeping the promises he made on the campaign trail and they're three steps behind before they can play catchup. >> we need a four year renup to a 2024 campaign and going for them and it's going for alyssa slotkin the senator from michigan and doing the response from president trump stating the union next week and somebody that voted for stimulus ch

. >> jesse: you know,, the last time they bragged about not prepping was the debate with kamala wherehey were eating the cats and eating the dogs. >> now they are eating the mcdonald's. >> jesse: and now they are eating the mcdouble is. you alluded to something. i want to see if i'm reading your right, are you saying there's a chance that zelenskyy might be a special guest tonight? and that they might announce the mineral deal with him is the surprise cast? >> yeah, i saw a big 5-foot cake, i assume he will come out of it. no. i've specifically asked if zelenskyy is going to pop up and i was told that is not something that the white house is tracking. >> jesse: it's not like beyonce is going to perform during the dnc that kamala pulled, we don't want to get ahead of ourselves. enjoy the mcnuggets, count them as you pop them, save me some barbecue sauce. >> thank you, jesse. >> jesse: let's bring in republican candidate for ohio governor, might as well just call him governor already, the back from a swami. the spirit of the country has changed significantly since the last administratio

but he has that kamala harris problem. all of his positions are well-known. who were trying to protect women in sports, he opened it civil rights investigations into school boards and districts that passed parental notification laws preventing schools from hiding info from their own kids. maybe he will disavow that but i'm going to go on the record and say "i do" not believe for as nice a guy as he might be and jesse might really like him i never had a chance to meet him i'm sure we would get along great i just do not think he will be the nominee for the democrats in 2028. >> jeanine: what message does this send to the voters about reliability and stability of a progressive candidate clearly for president, he's not running in california again. if he can change a key policy overnight. how does that make a solid candidate for president? >> harold: i differ a little bit with you. i think the test of leadership -- by the way when you had the unlv had on were i come from we call that a momentum trader. i like the fact you said when he was going to do this you thou

for the three years prior he was going in and they would be in the oval with president biden and kamalaarris and tony blinken and they want to the lecture about democracy and how it is supposed to work and they would say we got the checkbook and here you go. todd: that administration didn't care about the american people, what they were suffering through after covid and all the data and all the inflation and everything going on, we have our own problems, mr. zelenskyy and he walked in and he and the europeans do not care about, emblematic of the entire continent there, they don't care about what we are doing, they think we are just a piggy bank and ever since donald trump's first term, he's been like, hey, we are not your piggy bank, you're not your policeman, you got to have skin in the game but no one is a bigger ingrate than zelenskyy and i think he got a little less, he was put on timeout, sent out of the white house without the lunch, they gave the lunch to someone else and they said come back when you are ready to be a good boy. >> zelenskyy missus that it's not trump's money, it'

. >> a surprise special guest, kamala. and after. >> this week. >> a much needed. >> lol from snl. >> you're not. >> even wearing a suit. >> it's disrespectful. who shows. >> up to the white house in a. >> t shirt. >> and jeans like a garbage person? >> oh. >> i'm jonathan capehart. this is the sunday show. where, just. >> two days away. >> from president. >> trump's joint. >> address to congress. when he'll. >> lay out his vision. >> for the. >> country and. >> his policies going. >> forward in his second term. >> from what. >> we've. >> seen so. >> far. >> we can. >> expect that plan. >> to be. >> chaotic, if not terrifying. trump has spent his. >> first five. >> weeks back in office. traumatizing federal workers. >> immigrants and trans people. he's allowed. >> unelected billionaire first. >> buddy elon musk to freeze. billions in funding. >> gutting foreign aid and essential. >> government functions. >> such as food safety. >> and housing support. and this past friday, trump. >> exploded at the president of ukraine, a

, chris witherspoon joins me live with his predictions and details of the surprise special guest, kamala. and after this week, a much needed lol from snl. >> you're not. >> even wearing a suit. >> it's disrespectful. >> who shows up to. >> the white house in a. t shirt and jeans. >> like a garbage person? and i. >> i'm jonathan capehart. this is the sunday show. we're just two days away from president trump's joint address to congress, when he'll lay out his vision for the country and his policies going forward in his second term. from what we've seen so far, we can expect that plan to be chaotic, if not terrifying. trump has spent his first five weeks back in office traumatizing federal workers, immigrants and trans people. he's allowed unelected billionaire for his buddy elon musk to freeze billions in funding, gutting foreign aid and essential government functions such as food safety and housing support. and this past friday, trump exploded at the president of ukraine, a diplomatic disaster. the world watched in real time. instead of welcoming president zelensky to the white house, pr

donald trump and vice president kamala harris in a virtual dead heat. in fact, over $100 million was put in betting on who would win the white house. and fast forward to today. while betting on the oscars is still illegal in california, outside the state, you can bet money will be made and lost on who takes the stage. but of course, as oscar madison so famously told us back in 1970, there's no such thing as a sure thing. that's why they call it gambling. gadi schwartz, nbc news. history was made early this morning when the robotic lander blue ghost touched down on the moon's surface. it's only the second privately built spacecraft to successfully land on the moon. blue ghost was created by texas based firefly aerospace. this is video of the landing that happened around 1 a.m. this morning. the spacecraft was orbiting the moon for about two weeks preparing for the daring descent. the company said, quote, this small step on the moon represents a giant leap in commercial exploration. turning now to our weather again, drivers heading to tahoe are dealing wi

we're also tracking other stories on this friday, including what will kamala harris do next? new information we're getting about a possible political move by the former vp. also, san jose is preparing for a big tech c conferenc nvidia's gtc will take over silicon valley this month. our scott budman shows us what it means for the company and the city. and hundreds line up for the grand opening of a brand new costco in contra costa county. the one item they were hoping to get. but let's begin with tens of thousands of photos and online posts that could soon be deleted by the federal government. that is according to the associated press, which obtained a database of pictures and articles flagged for possible removal, with some already being taken down. it's all tied to the department of defense's effort to purge diversity, equity and inclusion content on orders from president trump. among the images on the chopping block, photos referencing the iconic rosie the riveter image. let's bring in our jodi hernandez. she's live in contra costa county. and, jodi, tell us what's going on

dave's bee >> former vice president kamala harris could soon run for california. the report by political says that harris is seriously considering a run for the 2026 gubernatorial election when governor newsom terms out the report went on to say that harris says governor self until the end of summer to make a final decision. you may recall a poll from emerson college and inside california politics last month found if harris were to enter the race, she would easily clear the field with more than half the support among registered democrats. we have more reaction tonight after governor newsom said the transgender athletes competing in women and girls. sports was unfair. he made those comments on his first podcast featuring conservative activist and media personality. charlie kirk today, san francisco supervisor matt dorsey chiming in on act saying he disagrees with the governor's remarks and called on lgbtq+ leaders and allies to stand with the trans community. many don't think this is just a stepping stone issue for newsom's bid for the presidency. it it was it was

just say her name say kamala harris or say anybody.tually very astute. which is that the democrat party isn't just in search of leadership it is in search of an identity that will allow it to, in my opinion, try to fool the national electorate to get themselves back into power. all the pulling that you can point to right now in the 21st century as a party they are in complete disarray. they earn to this. not just ran but had a dementia patient as the president for four years. it felt like we didn't have a commander in chief and that we do. people have noticed the difference and democrats don't have all the big political brands have either been sidelined or imploded as we saw with biden. sidelined in the case of the obamas and the clintons and now the only when you can think of his kennedy and he is with trump. a good time to be a republic into. >> i have literally 30 seconds and then i have to go we are out of time. he makes a good point. he was asked on cnn is kamala harris the leader of the party. it took them three seconds to say an

you are not stephanie or lisa, you are not jill, you are kamala. i'm kidding.hter] >> still can't believe she puked in the back of my kat? >> i did not. [laughter] [cheering] first of all, is this jacket a little too much? i was wondering, is it zebra or birch tree? [laughter] >> it's a cry for help. [laughter] you better stick up for me because i had to go to a strip club green room to make this jacket. >> i was wondering, in my michael jackson tonight? i decided on donna's best movie so you sort of look like. >> you can say it. >> mr. rogers. [laughter] >> for those of you under 40, that was a tv star and not a quarterback who ruined the new york jets. [laughter] anyway anti- global says he wants donald trump to run for third term if you listen, you can hear rachel's brain exploding. the factors for trump, he had to change the constitution but he run against the escaped patient because the democrats lost their minds. ♪ ♪ >> what did we just watch? [laughter] nobody wants advice on a party that lets biological men box women in the olympics. [laughter] even dem

after vice president kamala harris became the democratic nominee, she launched an aggressive campaign to reintroduce herself to the country. but with the election looming, many remain undecided and are looking at where harris stands on the issues that matter to them before casting their ballots over the next hour. cnn's audie cornish looks at harris's record and her promises on five key issues in this election reproductive rights, immigration, foreign policy, the state of democracy and one that most americans cite as their top priority. the economy. >> la la la la la la la la la la la la la la. >> thank you guys. thank you thank you thank you. >> one day. >> after president joe biden announced his decision to drop out of the race and endorse his vice president, kamala harris addressed campaign staff at the wilmington, delaware, headquarters. >> building up the middle class. >> will be a defining goal of my presidency. hello. >> in her first interview as candidate, she doubled down on that commitment. >> if you are elected, what would you do on day one in the white house? >> first and

he is reversing the damage caused by joe biden, kamala harris, and the deranged democrats. i expect americans will notice the new direction of the nation when they hear from our commander in chief this evening. in his first joint address since returning to the white house, president trump's message to the american people will be clear. america is back. there's no doubt about that. thanks to president trump's america is strong again, terrorists are actually on notice. our enemies and adversaries actually fear and respect us again. especially our allies. america will no longer be taken advantage of. this was made clear in the oval office on friday. so let's be clear. the war in ukraine started while joe biden was president. just got to remind everyone of those facts. and president trump is the president that's actually trying to end it. so one president starts the war, the other president actually tries to end the war. he inherited this mess from biden. i know the democrats want you to forget about that, but every once in a while we have to reset that playing field and remind

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jasmine: kamala harris was the second. peter: kamala harris, of course. jasmine: interchangeably.ter: there is kristi noem, who is talking there with the congressman from new jersey. jason: that's tim burchett from tennessee. peter: there we go. is that brooke rawlins, the ag secretary. jason: it is sort of odd to have something like this when we so much pay attention to the fashion because of the protests and so forth having just on the oscars two nights ago. jasmine: not quite the same. jason: but there is a lot more power. peter: nobody in the world cares what you or i are wearing. [laughter] last year, joe biden took at least a half-hour to get out of the chamber. it was a moment for him, politically, that boosted him, that got rid of some of the rumors of mental decline, etc. he worked that room for a half an hour. it's one of the most, in a sense, the most iconic things i've seen in politics. we expect president trump to do the same? he likes to chat. jasmine: i don't know if president trump will be there as long. in that span joe biden had two hot mike moments that went vir

vladimir zelenskyy did not endorse kamala harris. he went to the sitting president. by the way, joe biden was the sitting president. there's always a campaign. so can you never talk to a president when there's a campaign? and he saw where people in scranton, pennsylvania, were were creating 155 munition shells for artillery to help ukraine defend itself. it was amazing that he went there. and only the thin skinned toddler that sits in the oval office, donald trump, would be upset by that. there is no other time. the sitting president of the united states has every right to take somebody like zelenskyy to a to a munitions factory, and they can get ticked off all they want about it. but ultimately, donald trump, people have to go to the oval office. what your prior segment was saying, we have to be really careful because this toddler could he could go off and get really upset. that's not a president we should be proud of. that should be somebody that we say that is not america. >> so did vladimir putin emerge the victor today? >> yes. has name one time that donald trum

>> kamala. >> kamala? ding dong. >> would say something. no reporter would say. what do you mean? cat used to bring this up all the time. nobody ever says, what do you mean, kamala? and because she wouldn't have an answer. so they always skirted the fall. now he's in a he's in an environment where he's going to have to answer follow up questions. >> in the interest of fair and balanced credit, where credit is due. he did go into a hostile environment to take questions from charlie kirk, a noted conservative. but we all know that if he were running for governor of california again or mayor of san francisco, that would not have happened, because in those places, this is not an 80 over 20 issue. maybe it is, but it's reversed. the reason he's doing this is because he's trying to appeal to that national audience, where even democrats say having a large male who identifies as a female destroying my child in a sport is unacceptable. this is just a partizan play. and he's trying trying to trying to curry favor with us. >> yeah, it's true. it's like where he's from. it's 2080 and then he

it's them directly but he thought he was going to play in the american election by campaigning for kamalaarris against -- showing up at campaign event in pennsylvania. is a world leader and everyone saying zelenskyy, you need to be a leader as well and get to the table and get this done. liz: maybe ukraine needs a new leader. house majority whip tom emmer, thank you for being with us. great to see you. now listen to this. >> but the trend line on this question is so important because that one quick end of the war and look at this, go back to august of 2022, it was at 31%. now we're at 5 o 0%. that is a rocket ship -- 50% and that's a rocket ship upwards for americans that want an end to the war even if it means russia keeps the capture and america moving closer and closer and even if it means ukraine doesn't get what it set out to want at least at the beginning of the war. liz: that was cnn showing more and more americans want a quick end to the war in ukraine. half of americans now want the war to end even if it means compromising with russia. that percentage is up 19 points from two yea

>> reporter: he was supposed to win the male demographic vote for kamala harris, his masculinity was2024, 18 to 29 shifted 20 to the right, he won't get that demographic. they are going to lose. chris:tim walls is not the answer to the democratic party. mcmahon is a wonderful last name but her decision to say she's a wealthy woman will solve the problem and i admire these people coming back in the public realm and serving the country is wonderful. maria: let's take a short break and come back at it, you are watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business and we have a big our coming up. sarah sanders is here live from arkansas. back in a minute. ♪ ♪ oh yeah. consolidate bad debt and save money for your next goal. take a swing at your kitchen reno... meant that literally. or design your actual dream wedding. all your ambitions. all in one app. sofi personal loans. low fixed rates. borrow up to 100 k. no fees required. go to sofi.com to view your rate. sofi. get your money right. when i started walton goggins' goggle glasses, i needed a website. and godaddy airo uses ai to make a b

kamala harris's running mate, is he thinking of running for president in 2028?uld consider a run, not sure how many people would. in an interview with the new york radio hour, walz said despite his crushing defeat alongside kamala harris, he is ready to serve. >> i never had an ambition to be president or vice president. i was honored to be asked. i feel like i can serve, i will. we tried you and look how that worked out, i'm good with that. if i can offer something, there is a piece to do it, i would certainly consider that. ashley: walz ruled out running to replace tim smith in 2026 saying he would rather eat glass than return to capitol hill. he spent 12 years as a member of congress before winning the minnesota governorship in 2018. stuart: coming shiri bibas senate democrat sticking to the trump is a threat to democracy strategy. watch. >> democracy might be gone, we might not even notice, the trump family might rule forever. stuart: more where that came from. it didn't work in the election, what makes democrats think it will now? trump telling farmers to g

funniest thing is, if you look at the 2028 potential democratic field, the person who leads it is kamalaarris. now, that might just be name recognition, but we've learned that sometimes those early polls, when you're polling 35, 40%, i remember donald trump was polling 35, 40% back in 2021. a lot. >> of people ask you, who. do you think barack obama played any role in pushing joe biden off the stage? because if you say he didn't, you are just naive. >> i will tell you. >> that barack obama was. he went in. >> how many places did he go during the 2024 campaign and told young black men to get behind kamala harris, and how much good did that do him? >> it didn't work. >> it didn't work. >> but but people don't listen to him anymore. >> people. that's a. >> different story. that's a different that's. >> a different point. >> ineffective leader. >> okay. that's different than you saying i haven't heard. >> the guy's name in forever. no. >> no, no, he just hasn't been relevant in forever. >> the democratic party itself is frankly, an irrelevant political party. they don't have a message. their

there are just three republicans in kamala harris won districts. so the republicans, just in terms of having a coherent message that goes from the top to to the bottom, they have the winning side there. but democrats, it just it just it seems like sort of all negative and all sort of minimalist. and i don't think it's persuasive to people who are just kind of following this. casually, you know, in this area where there are a lot of federal workers, people watch these issues closely. maybe that is a sort of a finesse argument. makes sense. but when you're talking about people who are just going through day to day and want to know what the democrats stand for, it's a it's weak sauce. >> it's unusual or it's different than the last time, because trump was once the great unifier for democrats, and now it's very much a divider in terms of how you're going to approach this. but i think the the display in the house chamber on tuesday night, i think was a bit of a wake up call for some democrats that it's not enough to but it's not a unifying wake up call

i mean, kamala harris got 93% of the vote here in washington state. the bureaucracy, the bureaucracy resists republicans, the bureaucracy resists republicans. you and i both know it. it's okay to. >> say it, scott. >> i will. >> people, as an exercise of their first amendment rights, can vote for whomever they wish to vote for. now, does the hiring process, is the hiring process apolitical? yes. there is a civil service hiring process that exists completely independently of the appointment of political leadership. you know that i know that we both worked in government for a long time. and so this idea that a either merely voting for kamala harris or b even being a registered democrat or republican, somehow taints and impairs someone's ability to carry out their jobs, like the many democrats and republicans i worked with as a prosecutor. it's just it's simply false. >> can i just speak to the politics of this supreme court decision today? because watching roberts and coney barrett, one of whom trump appointed to the court, is going to be something we a

. >> trace: he ran with a woman named kamala harris maybe that was an answer you should have given.t stumped. >> i think a better question isn't who is the messenger it's what is the message because democrats don't have a message and that is the main problem. we saw that become true in 2024. they got rid of joe biden because they said he wasn't going to effectively carry the democrat message. they replaced him with kamala around the exact same platform, even told of you she wouldn't change a thing and she lost. it's not a problem of the messenger it's a problem of the message. >> trace: thank you both. despite an ominous new warning from the president, hamas is still refusing to release more hostages without israel in preventing phase two of a cease-fire deal. chanley painter's live with more on the diplomatic back-and-forth. >> the terror group raising -- demanding hamas release all the hostages now, immediately return all of the dead bodies of the people you murdered or it is over for you. hamas responded they will not release any more israeli hostages without a permanent cease-fi

last time i checked, this was close and states. 73 million americans voted for kamala harris.was a mandate had here and the numbers don't match that in the ideal there was -- >> sandra: argue for or against biological males competing in women sports? >> this is -- i think we are trying to make a mole out of -- a mountain out of a mole. >> sandra: that is the problem with the party party in a net child to make they seem to be their own worst enemy in this case. criticism from women's history month as the ultimate cringe. some female house members posting this, "choose your fighter bit to the smashed video game." watch. >> choose your character. ♪ ♪ >> sandra: that hashtags accompanying the post, women who fired, girl power, save democracy, speak up. exactly zero democrat senators, i will remind you, spoke up for women and girls all present voted no on the protection of women and girls in sports act. axios reported on the democrats troubles with his headline. democrats plan on women sports. the party fails republicans are questioning them on this issue and senator tammy baldwin

one thing certain, simon, long-time friend and mentee of kamala harris will deliver speech from working party. we need a government run by and for working people, not millionaires, that is what wfp is fighting for, build a country with quality healthcare and housing they can afford. sounds familiar. president trump posted to truth social tomorrow night will be bigs, i will tell it like it is. >> brian: right. like going on the cover of m ma madden, if you do response, it usually is a career killer or hurter. isn't slotkin going to do it, the new senator? >> jacqui: we are getting snippets of what democrats want to do. they have not agreed on what the message should be because a lot of americans have asked for the administration to cut waste, fraud and abuse as relates to doge only. issues like immigration and economy they want to see action on. some dems are stuck between a rock and hard place. they are hearing from loud left of their party in uniformly calling for opposition. we'll see what that looks like tomorrow. >> steve: it could be box office poison for democrats if they sit on t

watch. >> is kamala harris a future leader for the democratic party?could be. >> do you think she should run for president? >> if that is something she should do i think she had a positive message. i think i own this with her. were we able to deliver? obviously not. >> laura: shocking that they did not make it with that logic. >> it's so appealing compared to a smiley face charlie having a good time with newsom. they are lost in terms of their leadership class. harris i hope runs for president because maybe she won't come back to california to be governor but everyone knows she ran a terrible campaign and will run a terrible 1 if she runs again. she's so far in front of the democrat primary if you look at the polling that no one is close and that's going to be a disaster because she's not going to improve. she's not that sharp. sadly i think they are going to talk her into coming back and i will be stuck with her. >> laura: please come back. we miss the word salad. thank you, great to see you. that's it for us tonight. if you like what you saw of my tr

nobody ever says what do you mean, kamala because she doesn't have an answer.is going to have to answer follow-up questions. >> in the interest of fair and balanced credit where credit is due he went into a hostile environment to take questions from charly kirk noted conservative. we all know if you were running for governor of california again or mayor of san francisco that would not have happens because in those places this is not an eight e-20 issue maybe it is because it is reversed. the reason he is doing this is he is trying to appeal to the national audience were democrats say having a large male who identifies as a female just during my triode and a sport and is unacceptable. this is a partisan play he is trying to curry favor with us. >> greg: he is from it is 20 e-80 and he is just flip-flopping. >> this would not have happened if he did not run it. >> greg: that was an okay point. [laughter] i lie. i tell you it was a great point. to be honest i kind of zoned out towards the end. coming up hollywood flushes dei. without over or under investing. so yo

tonight is a little bit of a contrast when you look back to the previous administration and kamala harrisidn't take many opportunities to go to the hill or maybe wasn't given many opportunities. any time she did off the cuff conversation with the press it did not turn out like that. so we will watch for more tonight. there is not a question he is not able to answer, that's true. thanks, bill. meredith mcgraw, "wall street journal" white house reporter and following the potential deal with zelenskyy. as i sat down before the vice president spoke i thought they might be an announcement today. when i heard vance talking there it seemed to me he is not seeing the deal is that far away. we want success for the ukrainian people. what do you think about tone today? >> it makes clear the white house wants to get the deal done and what i have oh he heard also privately from white house officials. the ball is in ukraine's court in the administrations eyes. they've said that publicly. the white house believes it is a great deal for ukraine and zelenskyy needs to drop the security guarantees. a big a

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. >> sherry, you were a kamala harris voter. are you concerned about the speech specifically? no real mention of how tariffs might be inflationary. >> i don't think that he understands how tariffs might be inflationary. and i think that he did not spend nearly enough time talking about what we're experiencing right now. um, i work in a for a nonprofit agency. um, i am seeing more people struggling with food insecurity. um, with a lack of ability to sustain themselves. housing. utility costs. it's worse now than ever. um, americans. middle america. that's what we're feeling right now. and i don't think his speech addressed that nearly enough. >> now, in some of the conversations we've been having, i know that a lot of you wanted to see donald trump. uh, strike a tone that was uniting, that brought the country together. could you show me raise your hands. how many of you wanted to see that sort of uniting message in his speech? everybody. right? >> sure. >> keep your hands raised. if you felt that he delivered on that promise. yeah. so we've got two and a half over there. joe, t