. >> laura trump is the daughter- in-law of donald trump, she is number two in charge at the republican national convention, our coverage continues on the 11th hour. >> all donald trump wants to do and has ever wanted to do -- -- >>> good evening once again, we are continuing msnbc's live coverage of night two of the 2024 republican national convention. tonight theme, make america safe again. the focus is on trump's plans for crying an indication which would include unprecedented mass deportations. rnc cochair laura trump is speaking now. other speakers include nikki haley, as well as ron as well as high profile congressional republicans like ted cruz. >> look at the border, it is the single biggest threat americans face. under biden migrants are coming in by the thousands every day. >> we in the republican party are the law and order team, we always have been and always will be the advocates for the rule of law and we all know that principal as well as many others is in jeopardy. >> let's make the 45th president of the u.s. the 47th president of the u.s. let's elect republicans up and

trump. he is doubling down on maga. >> laura: but, first, a huge legal victory and a fantastic v.p. pick by donald trump today. so if you are an american who feels like you have been abandoned by out-of-touch political elites and if you identify with working class spirit that built this country, if you believe in strong borders. and unrah bashed patriotism. and if you want to return to the pursuit of peace through strength then trump's pick of j.d. vance and judge cannon's decision to dismiss that classified docs case should be putting a huge smile on your face tonight we will tackle every big story. all the right people upset tonight about j.d. vance. >> by picking j.d. vance, who is a flame thrower. who is bombastic. i'm not optimistic that we're going to see a pivot from trump to a more unifying message because, if he was, he wouldn't have picked him. he wouldn't have picked j.d. vance. >> he is going to be part of the movement that is filled with hatred and grievance. >> he is now a toxic presence in american life. he is not a bridge builder, is he a barn buescher. if you are in

we are looking for the keynote speech tonight from laura trump. the cochair but she's eric trump's wife so she's getting the speaking gig tonight. >> some of you have been. oh. regardless of how the media have painted these rallies, you would be hard-pressed to find and to join a happier group of people coming together over their love for the greatest country on earth, the united states of america. i dare anyone trying to leave a trump rally without leaving with some new friends. you always make friends at a trump rally, right? veterans, teachers, blue collar workers, white collar workers, active duty military, police officers, firefighters, small business owners, latino supporters, christian supporters, jewish supporters, black supporters, asian supporters, gay supporters, republicans, independents, and, yes, even democrats. at a trump rally you're not viewed as your profession, your religion or the color of your skin. you're viewed as one thing, an american. last saturday was a jarring reminder that we as americans must always remember there is m

our policy is united behind donald trump. >> laura: forgotten no more. n, always great to see you. saw you on the street yesterday. more good news for trump. a brand new poll from the "times" says that trump is up in seven major swing states. is he up 7% in arizona, 5% in wisconsin. 4% in nevada, georgia, north carolina he is up as well. 3% in pennsylvania. 2% in michigan. and in one of the first polls that we have seen since the attempted assassination of president trump, insider advantage shows him leading biden by 3 points in georgia. joining me now is kellyanne conway, former senior counselor to president trump. of course, fox news contributor. she is still getting miked up. this is live television. this is what we do. kellyanne and i have been doing this for so long. we are not even phase fazed by this stuff. >> veterans. >> great to see. >> wonderful to see you. >> laura: these polls aren't surprising to you and me. they are a stunner. >> gap in american politics. i'm so tired of deck cadz of hearing. republicans have a problem with women i have bee

: i thought -- >> laura: across the globe or outrage. >> mr. trumpe. >> laura: casey if -- you will have enough influence on the organizers that we will be, you know, insulting questions? >> mr. trump: we will be having a last supper as portrayed the way they portrayed it the other night. i just think -- looked, i'm for everybody, i'm very open-minded, you know me better than most people know me. i'm very open-minded.

they are actually still saying that. >> former president trump: it is just unbelievable. >> laura: youter four years. >> former president trump: i lea kept cheering, he's not going t leave, he's not going to leave! look, they are the ones a threat to democracy.ay they have incompetent president. noo isw they have someone who is worse. sort of incompetent.l. she's not very smart but she is very radical, very radical. she will try to defend the police. >> laura: is sheexemis more up a extremist than most americansn today still understand?th >> former president trump: they say more than bernie, bernie sanders. >> laura: he endorsed her. >> former president trump: a majoracnders is lunatic and she's worse thank. bernie sanders. she is trying to come back and shhee got rid of the laugh and i notice she c has since had that crazy laugh. she is crazy. that is a laugh of a crazyore. person.body i notice she is not using that laugh anymore.circ somebody convinced her, just don't laugh, don't laugh under n any circumstances. >> laura: i like laughter but i sometimes... >> former president trump:

: i thought -- >> laura: across the globe or outrage. >> mr. trump> laura: casey if -- you will have enough influence on the organizers that we will be, you know, insulting questions? >> mr. trump: we will be having a last supper as portrayed the way they portrayed it the other night. i just think -- looked, i'm for everybody, i'm very open-minded, you know me better than most people know me. i'm very open-minded. but i thought what they did was a disgrace. >> laura: charlie, i'm glad he spoke out about that because so many of us catholic, christians, people of faith were outraged and disgusted by what france did in the olympic committee. >> and rightly so. i'm struck by that clip, how donald trump is more cent centrist, even, you know, common sense, nonpartisan, nonideological guy that we've had certainly in my lifetime running for president. and he's running -- and is evidenced by the fact that he sees all of this as clear eyed and he does. and he's running against a true doctrinaire, committed, socialist liberal. and i think that -- not only that

trump and everybody wanted t o push me out. we have to hear his own explanation and we haven't gotten any inside information. >> laura: lee, i amch, a campaign speech for kamala. if that is the case, e donald trump should get equal time. >> ijust agree your quebec lip u played a president biden gettint asked why he dropped out, he was finding out for the first time.h how did this end up playing out? and i think we will get clinicar speech from the president and only getting political speechesp from the president.pres it will be what is fed into his teleprompter. to byron's point, americans want to know, what did he experience and what truly is and is art? you have 14 million people who voted for him during this e votesthrocess and th ended up getting throwron out ad all used. >> laura: th>>e guardians of. democracy straight again. spoke to bill melugin debating kamala. u >> if kamala harris is the com democrat nominee, will youne commit to debating her at least one time?s, a >> absolutely come i want to. i think it i imps important ande had an agreement to debate joe biden but i want to debate e wiher.fe it shoulred be no diffe

place.ut it is not over until it's overn, but the polling perspective commit is moving and trump's direction. >> lauraid this three-point up -- tos trump now has, he's never beeneb ahead. he was and i had in 2016 and was on ahead in 2020 or any of the polls.so l it is only two or three points. he was never a head in any of the major polls. >> well, the national polls, he was never ahead. who is barely ahead in the swing states. but he always outperformutpenati conventional polls in the swingw states, which is why right now there was a lot of reason for optimism. what is just republicans, they can find a way to blow it sow it they have to be very vigilantryv over the next few months. >> laura: trump has to be smart and nato will not save joe biden, okay? they will not save joe biden. matt, thank you so much.ee good to see you. that is it toni >> the key b

. >> bret: laura trump the cochair of the rnc, the last speaker tonight, night two. we heard from governor sarah huckabee sanders, governor of arkansas, doctor ben carson, senator marco rubio, all had very interesting lines and delivery, however earlier we heard from every day americans that really hit home. a woman lost her son to fentanyl. she says it wasn't an overdose but a poisoning and she brought this convention hall to tears telling that story, pleading that donald trump become the next president of the united states. madeleine said her son died in new york and saying she is so sick and tired of being sick and tired, took the floor to another level. those everyday american stories before all of the speeches we just heard really were powerful tonight as they were last night. >> martha: i thought then carson was also very strong, talking about isaiah, talking about all of the weapons that have tried to be used leading up to the assassination against the former president. really powerful from all of the speakers tonight i thought. a very strong evening. >> bret:

over until it's over but at least from the polling perspective right now, it's moving in trump's direction. >> lauraey said this three-point advantage that trump now has, he's never been ahead. not in 2016, not in 2020 and in any of the polls. so like it's only two or three points, but he was never ahead in any of these major poles. >> the national polls he was never ahead. he was barely ahead in the swing states but he always outperforms the national polls in the swing states which is why right now there's a lot of reason for optimism. republicans, they can find a way to blow it so they have to be very vigilant over the next few months. >> laura: trump has to be smart and nato won't save joe biden. they can't probably save ukraine and they won't save joe biden. thank you so much, good to see you. that's it for us tonight, follow me on instagram, new stuff going up there and remember it's american now and forever, jesse is next. >> jesse: welcome to jesse watters "primetime".

del comitÉ nacional republicano, michael whatley, quien fue electo en este cargo en marzo junto a laura trump las familias. creo que es muy importante que todos los estadounidenses reflexionen sobre lo que ha pasado, sobre lo que esto significa para el paÍs. >> afortunadamente, Él estÁ aqÍi con nosotros aceptando su nominaciÓn. la gente que estÁ viendo ven esto, ven esta convenciÓn. piensan que el partido republicano estÁ nominando a un candidato que tratÓ de cambiar los resultados en 2020 y sus seguidores trataron de atacar el capitolio. quÉ le dice usted a esos votantes? lo que le dirÍa es que donald trump quiere plantear soluciones para ayudar a todas las familias de estados unidos. >> queremos restablecer la frontera sur, rescatar nuestra economÍa, rescatar nuestra posiciÓn en el mundo y Él es el candidato que puede unificar a este paÍs y Él escucha a las familias estadounidenses sobre sus preocupaciones. >> estÁ planteando soluciones reales que las van a ayudar. >> michael whatley, que nos dice nunca habÍa visto un partido republicano tan unido como el que se estÁ viendo en esta convenci

trump. you saw this coming you had the foresight to get behind him 100 percent. >> this could be historic night, larr laurahe debate a year ago. now we are united going behind donald trump all the way. history our great grandchildren will look back at hopefully the moment we turned the page on a toxic chapter of american history. donald trump has a chance tonight it is teed up to hit this out of the park and i know he is going. to say. >> laura: have you been talking to him and so close to j.d. vance. give us a little sense and without revealing any confidences about what might have changed in his thinking or in his approach after saturday. >> yonches we will see a pivot in donald trump who he is. what i do think we are going to have a chance to see is a different side of who he is. the side of those of us who know him already know his truth. it's been there all along. this a man who doesn't deeply care about national unity has not always come across especially with the media filters being what they are, no. tonight there are not filters. speak directly to the american people. people excited to hereby from

trump laura trump, thank you. we appreciate your time. joining us now with more fox news contributor kellyanne conway, co-host of the hit show the five. harold ford jr. good to see you both, harold. i'm going to start with you. there's no way. and i've known you a long time. there's no way you or any democrat will ever convince me or kellyanne or most of the american people that democrats were not fully, completely aware of joe's cognitive decline. and to use the excuse of a poor debate as a means of pushing him out is beyond disingenuous. you knew about it. everyone with eyes to see knew about it. why did the party, why did the media in this country lie repeatedly to the american people? well, first off, happy sunday and good to be with you. i'd say a few things. i think over the last several months, we probably have seen the president and others may have seen some decline. i saw him. wait one second, months or years. i pointed out, as cognitive decline before the 2020 election. well i disagree with you on that. i looked at him. i watche

because her name is laura trump and she is married to donald trump's son, the blond one? to eric?s weird that the candidate has put his family in charge of the republican party and that they are putting the second official on tv for the big deal speech? >> it is. it is very, very weird, number one, that this is now become a family enterprise for the republican national committee. number two, that you would have the cochair taking a prime time slot. typically party officials will speak in the beginning of the day. in the 5:00 hour. long before prime time. their roles are generally administrative. they don't have a call they are going to send out to the gathered because they are organizing this. this is they are managing this. they are not there to give speeches as the chair and cochair in that regard. this the different because it is the daughter-in-law of the former president who is there for one purpose only. to make sure that trump enterprises is fully operationallized inside the rnc which is no longer the rnc. it is either the maga party or the trump republican party but it is

. >> reporter: rnc cochair, laura trump, says her father was impacted by the shooting and she expects to see a softer version of trump tonight. >> reporter: if he does have a softer tone, do you think that will continue after the convention? >> well, it's trump. he may have a few main tweets here and there, but, you judge by the policies , and what he do to make america great again. >> reporter: trump's new running mate is wasting no time reaching out to voters, meeting this morning with conservative christians. >> remember, this is a guy who delivered for social conservatives more than any president in my 39 years of life. i think that he deserves a little bit of grace and he deserves a bit of trust, and i hope that we will provide that to him. >> reporter: ohio senator jd vance will be with trump on saturday as the to work to continued momentum into battleground states in michigan. >> reporter: as evening programming is now underway, another theme we can expect to see is flight, that has become a rallying cry here at the rnc, echoing the words the former president moused when he sto

por ejemplo, laura trump, que ha dado alguna pista a nuestra pregunta de lo que va a ser el discursoto tan bajo, tan duro, el mÁs duro de su vida de donald trump el pasado sÁbado. en ese atentado en pennsylvania. y tambiÉn seguramente uno de los puntos mÁs altos de su vida, dice con esta nominaciÓn republicana, por tercera vez por las pistas que ha dado, va a hablar de inflaciÓn, va a hablar de conflictos internacionales en especial ha citado la invasiÓn de rusia a ucrania. Él ha dicho solamente como el conflicto ruso y tambiÉn del medio este. van a estar presentes aquÍ hoy. melania trump e ivanka trump, dos de las ausentes hasta ahora. eric, con quien acabamos de hablar, va a estar presente y va a dar un discurso y veremos tambiÉn caras conocidas como el luchador profesional hulk hogan y kid rock. el cantante va a estar aquÍ. todo eso rodeado de gente y con una cobertura especial aquÍ en noticias telemundo. octavio, johanna, gracias por tu informe y hay mucha expectativa al discurso. >> por supuesto. sabemos que el expresidente trump lo cambiÓ. serÁ uno mÁs conciliador, de unidad y

esta convenciÓn republicana y una invitada estrella en prime time serÁ la hija de donald trump, laura trumpca cuando estuvieron estas campaÑas polÍticas. a ver quÉ dice. >> intercambiaron insultos. gracias, muchas gracias. y bueno, como ya lo mencionamos, la inmigraciÓn serÁ sin duda un punto central de esta convenciÓn republicana el dÍa de hoy. un tema clave en la campaÑa de trump. y para estas elecciones en general. claro que sÍ. >> vamos de inmediato con rogelio mora-tagle, que estÁ en un vecindario de milwaukee. buenas tardes rogelio, cÓmo se tocarÁ este tema donde sin duda se espera que el presidente biden sea ese momento donde reciba duras crÍticas. >> quÉ tal octavio? nicole? pues sÍ, bÁsicamente lo que hoy intentarÁn hacer los oradores del partido republicano serÁ lanzar duras crÍticas en contra del presidente de los estados unidos, joe biden, y su polÍtica migratoria. ellos van a tratar de resaltar el tema de que se ha producido lo que ellos consideran una invasiÓn de inmigrantes a los estados unidos que esto ha traÍdo ademÁs un peligro para las vidas de los estadounidenses. de acu

laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle" from washington. breaking tonight, the secret service has a new plan to protected trump. st stop him from doing outdoor rallies. >> should he stop doing those outdoor rallies, perhaps? is that what you would recommend him? >> i don't think he would want to stop doing them. >> laura: 10 days after the former president was almost killed. the secret service director, she is finally out. >> i think i'm the best person to read the secret service at this time. >> laura: new migrant caravan is heading its way to the united states, thankfully the border czar is in charge. >> we have been to the border. >> you haven't been to the border. >> and i haven't been to europe. >> laura: but don't you dare criticize anything that woman says or does. --- >> i guess that's just their go-to line. when all else fails, just try racism. >> you're a racist. and that and more. but, first, it's the same old razzle dazzle, that's the focus of tonight's angle. ♪ ♪ finagle ♪ they will never know you're just a bagel ♪ razzle dazzle them ♪ and they will beg you for more ♪ >> laura: to support kamala har

. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome laura trump. >> i don't feel like i actually have to ask thisn but is anybody in this room ready to send donald trump back to 1600 pennsylvania avenue? [ cheering ] >> it may not be a surprise that i had a very different speech that i was prepared to give up here tonight. that all changed at 6:11 on saturday evening. nothing prepares you for a moment like that. our family has faced our fair share of death threats, mysterious powders sent to our homes, tasteless and violent comments directed towards us on social media, but none of that prepares you as a daughter-in-law to watch in realtime someone try to kill a person you love. none of that prepares you as a mother to quickly reach for the remote and turn your young your -- your young children away from the screen so they are not witness to something that scars the memory of their grandpa for the rest of their lives. their prayers and well wishes we have received over the last 72 hours have been overwhelming to say the least. and my heart goes out to the family who lost a husband and a father bec

follow on social media and ahead of biden's speech and we willfo have laura trump with us. [screaming] [video playing] >> yes, this is him. >> okay. >> that is the sniper that sent the original pictures and lost sight of him. >> todd: this morning, new video showing chaotic moment before assassination attempt on former president donald trump. >> carley: new video provides information about the law enforcement response immediately after the gunman was shot and killed. it is wednesday, july 24, i'm carley shimkus. this is "fox and friends first." >> todd: i'm todd piro. video is raising questions. fbi director wray will be asked to answer them today when he testifies before the house judiciary committee. yesterday testimony was heard from the state commissioner. >> your knowledge, the officers left the location to go in search of this person? >> that is my understanding. >> had esu, maintained position in that window overlooking the roof, isn't it true, they would have had a clean shot at mr. crooks as he was ascending the roof to his position? >> i'm not prepared to say that

♪) >> laura: well, biden did promise that he and kamala would normalize foreign relations and unite the world and just look at what they have done to unite china and russia. former president trumpmises to use american leverage to turn it all around. >> laura: how would they consider a harris presidency? just. >> i think they would walk all over her. >> laura: how so. >> look at her. walk all over. she will be so easy for them. she will be like a play toy. they look at her and they say we can't believe we got so lucky. they are going to walk all over her. and i don't want to say as to why. but a lot of people understand it. how do you think they will look? president xi of china standing together with her, representing -- i don't want her to be my representative. our country has got enough problems. they will walk all over her. and her crazy administration. and, remember this: biden is killing our country. the economy is no good. the inflation is killing us. what happened in afghanistan gave putin a treason go in. he said we are weak and incompetent and we don't know what we are doing. that was the most embarrassing day. i was getting out, also. we were getting out with dignity a

we could have. >> laura: plus part 2 of my interview with former president trump. >> that's far more rtant to whether or not i'm happy. that will make me happy. >> laura: but, first, weird and wobbly. that's the focus of tonight's angle. ♪ now, kamala harris has a law degree. and an impressive resume on paper. she is a heart beat away from the presidency. she is not very smart to think that a new slogan could compensate for her horrible policies and shaky tenure as v.p. tonight trump is at his highest point ever in the real clear politics average this election cycle. he is up 48.1 over harris 46.1%. so much for the new slogan. uber liberal "new york times" columnist tom freidman had to call out the harris campaign. like many democrats, freidman had a burst of optimism last week at peak kamala when it was all fluff were pr for her. then the weird hit on trump dropped. and freidman wrote: i cannot think of a sillier, more playground, more foolish and more counter productive political taunt for democrats to seize on than calling trump and his supporters weird. if democrats have any hope

>> laura: the cnn guys, harry said this three-point up -- tos trump now has, he's never beeneb ahead. he was and i had in 2016 and was on ahead in 2020 or any of the polls.so l it is only two or three points. he was never a head in any of the major polls. >> well, the national polls, he was never ahead. who is barely ahead in the swing states. but he always outperformutpenati conventional polls in the swingw states, which is why right now there was a lot of reason for optimism. what is just republicans, they can find a way to blow it sow it they have to be very vigilantryv over the next few months. >> laura: trump has to be smart and nato will not save joe biden, okay? they will not save joe biden. matt, thank you so much.ee good to see you. that is it toni >> the key battlegrounds are shifting support toward president trump. even george stephanopoulos has doubts, he let this one slip. watch. >> do you think biden should step down? you have talked to him more than anybody else, you need to be honest. you don't think he can serve four more years? >> carley: and vice president kamala ha

paul, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> laura: with respect to former president trump, there's -- therestion about whether or not it's a bullet or shrapnel that, you know that, hit his ear. >> laura: how and why is this still a question trump was actually shot? are these people kidding me? now, we all saw the video. we saw the photos. we heard the shots. we saw him go down. we saw blood on his face. so, it seems -- regular people that there is an effort because they think it helps trump politically, i guess, to minimize the attempted killing of the former and possibly future president. joining me now texas congressman ronny jackson, former white house physician under trump and obama, congressman, i know you were there, just a few hours after the president was shot. he wanted you to be there to examine him. the fbi did dry to clean up wray's remarks saying, quote: what struck former president trump in the ear was a bullet whether whole or fragmented into smaller pieces fired from the deceased subject's rifle. this only came, i believe, after you called him out. you assessed the ear. so,

first here with more on the man of the hour, donald trump, cochair lowered -- laura trump and the presidents granddaughter kai trump is with us. >> she was incredible last night and we are so proud of her. no one more than her dad and grandpa, my father-in-law. what an amazing job. i think we are going to see her a lot in the future. >> welcome to the family business. >> it is such a delight to have you. your dad was on with me the other night -- on radio today and he told me the story, you called your dad and you said i would like to give a speech. >> yes on monday i did. >> this is after your grandpa was shot. you are fishing with your dad. >> i was on the boat with my dad and we were with friends and the boat -- the phone was buzzing and he picked up and the news broke and no one knew for 90 minutes what was really going on and all we knew is he was shot and that was it. >> always at like for you? it. >> it was scary. i wish no one go through that ever. >> i said they just kill him because i saw the blood and i thought the bullet hit the head of. i can't believe it just pierced his era. n

laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle" tonight. why was the man who shot trump able to get his drone up in the air but the secret service couldn't? >> something that cost me a lot of sleep. >> laura: plus part two of my interview with former president trump. >> that'll make me happy. >> laura: plus weird and wobbly. that's the focus of tonight's "angle." kamala harris has a law degree an impressive resume on paper. a heartbeat away from the presidency. but she's not very smart to think a new slogan can compensate for her horrible policies and shaky tenure as vp. tonight, trump is at his highest point ever in the real clear politics average this election cycle. he's up at 48.1% over harris' 46.1%. so much for the new slogan. even uber liberal columnist tom friedman had a call about the campaign but like many democrats, friedman had a burst of optimism at peak kamala when it was fluffy p.r. for her. and then the weird hit on trump dropped ed friedman wrote, i could not think of a silly or foolish counterproductive political tone for democrats to seize on than call

trump team. give us a reality check here. lauradonald trump campaign yesterday claimed again that they have nothing to do with project 2025 and they said that project 2025 -- would be greatly welcome. kevin roberts issued a statement saying that "project 2025 was built for any future administration to use." it will continue our efforts to build a personnel apparatus for policymakers of all levels, federal, state, and local, and that last part is key because a lot of the leaders that were in charge of crafting project 2020 five, including paul dan's, said over and over again that this blueprint was created so that way, conservative warriors could then be ready to enter into a second trump administration. a lot of the people that authored project 20 25 worked in donald trump's administration. geoff: lebron lopez -- laura lopez, thanks so much. laura: thank you. geoff: despite having access to more information than ever before, americans trust in the news media has been declining in recent years. nearly three quarters of americans say

y bueno, tuvo mucho peso en la familia eric trump, laura trump, donald trump jr.discurso mÁs largo de la historia de una convenciÓn. >> y gracias por habernos traÍdo toda esa cobertura y a todo el equipo que estoy en milwaukee. los esperamos de regreso. ojalÁ que no haya complicaciones con el vuelo y nada, porque vamos poco a poco restableciendo la eso. ojalÁ que asÍ siga, que aÍi siga. un abrazo. queremos tambiÉn aprovechar este momento para agradecer a nuestro equipo. tenemos un equipazo tÉcnico de ingenieros de producciÓn que hizo posible que hoy estuviÉramos con ustedes. >> ha sido una maÑana interesante porque tambiÉn nos afectÓ esta falla, pero aquÍ seguimos al pie del caÑÓn. en este viernes bien informado, seguimos informÁndolos con esta informÁtica y nos vemos el lunes. >> head & shoulders bare protección contra la caspa comprobada clínicamente consoló 9 ingredientes esenciales. sin sulfatos, sin silicones, sin colorantes. protección contra la caspa. mínimos ingredientes. así se hace. (crowd cheers) would you like some haribo goldbears? ooh, i love these!

trump may try to appeal. tom? >> laura jarrett leading us off tonight. laura, thank you for that. hallie jackson is following the politics of all this. hallie, former president trump is already out there declaring victory after this ruling? >> reporter: that's right, tom. calling this a big win for the constitution and democracy, in his words, saying it should end what he describes as the witch hunts against him. that this ruling virtually assures his trial will get pushed until after election day. and politically for him that is a win. but the white house in a new statement says nobody is above the law and that the country needs leaders like president biden who in their words respect the justice system and don't tear it down.

donald trump, he didn't need to do this in 2016. he certainly, laura't need to come back in 2024. knowing what he would face. knowing how they fought against him the first time around. and he did it. i said it in my speech last night. he did it and he continues to do it because he loves this country. i think he knows he really is the only hope we have to save america. >> laura: there has been some talk and i have been saying this off and on. that might this not be a good time to turn the page from the political sense prosecutions for donald trump to come out and say, you know, we're wiping the slate clean in i'm elected we're putting away the investigations of the bidens, hunter biden, all of it, we're going to start clean? could that be a good idea? >> it could be a good idea. did he that when when he became president in 2016. he didn't go after hillary clinton. he didn't prosecute her in any way or have his justice department wemsed against her. i think right now we have a moment of unity. i think he senses that and he knows that and i believe he wil

presidential immunity decision, the judge in the new york hush money case postponed former trump's sentencing today. laura jarrett is here. this is tied to that big supreme court decision we talked about last night. >> it is. and the judge's hand here was really forced in some ways because mr. trump will now face sentencing on september 18th. now this had been scheduled for july 11th, just days before he was set to be formally nominated at the republican national convention. mr. trump's attorneys had moved quickly here to try to leverage that win at the u.s. supreme court where the majority said presidents have immunity for official acts. the trump team arguing manhattan prosecutors improperly relied on evidence of some events that happened during his time in the white house that would now be offlimits to them. they of course want the conviction tossed out which prosecutors oppose. this is going to be an uphill climb, but it will be on the judge to decide how all this gets resolved. meantime, his criminal cases in georgia and

laura trump. >> i don't feel like i actually have to ask this question. what is anybody in this room ready to send donald trump back to 1,600 pennsylvania well it may not be a surprise that i actually had a very different speech that i was prepared to give up here tonight that all changed at 6:11 on saturday evening nothing prepares you for a moment like that our family has faced our fair share of death threats mysterious powdery sent to our homes, tasteless and violent comments directed towards us on social media but none of that prepares you as a daughter-in-law, to watch in real time someone tried to kill a person you love. none of that prepares you as a mother to quickly reach for the remote in turn, you're young children away from the screen. so that they're not witness to something that scars the memory of their grandpa for the rest of their lives. the prayers and well-wishes. we've received over the last 72 hours have been overwhelming to say the least and my heart goes out to the family who lost a husband and a father because of this senseless zach

laura trump, also the rnc co-chair will be speaking tonight. we want to show you the front page of the new york post. this is the headline. everything is coming up trump. his pick, senator j.d. vance and the dismissal of the federal classified documents case against him and of course his narrow brush with an assassination attempt this past weekend. a lot going on tonight in the fiserv forum as well as the 2024 republican national convention enters its second day. we are on the convention floor with more on tonight. >> good evening and welcome to the next day of the republican national convention. we are front and center with the podium at our backs and we are going to talk to brett samuels who covers the white house and presidential politics. let me step over here. i wanted to be in front of the podium because there are going to be two interesting speakers, two people who challenged president trump for the nomination, nikki haley and florida governor desantis. let's start with nikki haley. she was not on the schedule until recently. do you know

. >> laura trump is the daughter-in-law of republican presidential nominee donald trump. she's number two in charge at the republican national convention. >>> if we have four more years of biden or single day of harris, our country will be badly worse off. for the sake of our nation we have to go with donald trump. >> donald trump has been demonized. he's been sued, he's been prosecuted, and he nearly lost his life. we cannot let him down, and we cannot let america down. >> donald trump's former rivals for the republican nomination showing loyalty to him last night at the republican national convention. we'll have more of their speeches and a live report from milwaukee straight ahead. plus we'll have a look at president biden's pitch to a key voting block he needs this november to hold onto the white house. >>> and we'll bring you the fallout from democratic senator bob menendez's corruption conviction as high profile members of his own party call on him to resign. >>> good morning and welcome to "way too early" on this wednesday, july 17th. i'm jonathan lemire. thanks fo

y tambiÉn laura trump, la hija de donald trump, van a estar hablando, lo acabamos de saber.echo, le pusimos el micrÓfono de noticias telemundo en vivo aquÍ en noticias telemundo. ahora a uno de los hijos de trump y entre los nombres que estÁn citados aquÍ en la convenciÓn y que podrÍan hablar hoy de inmigraciÓn son thomas ullman, que fue director de ice del servicio de inmigraciÓn durante la separaciÓn de familias y tambiÉn durante esas esas redadas masivas en puestos de trabajo. y el hermano de rachel morin. ella es una mujer asesinada en maryland recientemente y dicen las autoridades que fue por parte de un inmigrante indocumentado. Él va a estar aquÍ en la convenciÓn nacional republicana. octavio. >> claudia es que la inmigraciÓn ha sido el talÓn de aquiles, se podrÍa decir de la administraciÓn del presidente biden. y siempre se utilizan estos ejemplos. no, ya lo hemos visto antes que llevan a alguien para hacer la representaciÓn o un ejemplo de lo que estÁ. pues no yendo no tambiÉn con la administraciÓn actual no? >> si tanto hay hablarÍan de inmigraciÓn como posiblement

we will have laura trump with us. thank you for watching, it is american now and forever. jesse watters takes it from here. [♪♪] >> jesse: welcome to jesse watters "primetime". tonight... >> i'm jumping out of my seat watching this. >> there was a twinkle in her eye. i got chills. >> this feels obama level energy. >> jesse: the machine making kamala harris the next messiah. >> you think you just fell out of a coconut tree? >> local law enforcement and secret service had full access. >> there were multiple people identified as a suspicious. >> did they remain on post? >> jesse: the secret service director resigns but our investigation continues. >> the secret service was supposedly in the second floor of the building behind. makes you wonder. >> jesse: mexico. are strikes against the cartels on the table? >> absolutely. >> jesse: trump vance on foreign and domestic threats. plus... >> it your leotard, get on the stage, put on your heels and shake your but. [♪♪] [♪♪] >> jesse: in just a few moments we will have more of our exclusive interview with trump and jd vance, but fir

and this is -- laura, this is where the clear choice is in this election. donald trump-chief, he will take charge, he will stand up to the military industrial complex and national security state. he will prevent us from getting into unnecessary wars and make decisions that actually serve the best interest of the american people and our own security. >> laura: we keep hearing about how great kamala is. how historic she is. but then we ask people on the street about it, tulsi. watch. >> what would you say she has accomplished as vice president? >> not a lot. not a lot, to be quite honest with you. if somebody knows they could tell me because i don't know. >> yeah. >> i actually don't know. um, i'm just going to put that out there. i have no idea. >> what has she accomplished? >> absolutely nothing. >> laura: well, look, i mean, she has some fans out there. at love independent voters will look at her, african-american women, i think will be very interested in this candidacy. but, it's the old puppet biden and the new puppet kamala. goodbye old puppet, hello new puppet. >>

relations with kids the destruction of the family unit, by the way, former president trump went on in that interview with laura will have a night, to say you know look where he has come from -- but defending what he believes, for good reason the trump also said look -- i -- a lot of great people don't have kids men, women, kind of i think defended his running mate very cl. >> thank you read headlines would think awful weekend for j.d. vance yet his book is screaming to top of seller charts movies top 10 netflix people doing their research they like this guy former marine none believable american success story from very humble humblinging beginnings there is noise arrange this the issue is we as can i are not having enough children he does a great job going into like there is no clear solution for this your country, trying to a import people did not really work immigrants moving here coming from other countries kind of assimilate don't have as many children so what is the cause of this what are policies? hung hungary implemented families not enough time to see if they work types of things that talking about, be

cover-up and more so that any time it happened somebody posts a picture i did an interview with laura trumpbout working out and somebody posted it had 45 comments and it was taken down the next day. so safety apologies. would rather continue to do this stuff then backpedal. but they are attacking us through algorithms they don't go door-to-door, they don't do phone calls, they influence what when somebody is looking and they did this and did it cleverly. if you wrote assassination attempt tr what would pop up truman, fidel castro and then trump's indictment. that's not an that's we're doing thanks to influence and get caught so save your apology get a haircut and to stay off of our screens. >> dana that raises an issue of the algorithm because ai is policing the majority of our lives at this point. >> ai is run by human beings anyways. can hold a fundraising it's not just the photos being taken down its that it does seem to have a cascading effect of problem suffixes. but for that point elon musk had shared an ai generated video of kamala harris made up. >> but he did call it parity. [ simu

oh, every time some thing happens, someone posts a picture, if i didn't interview with laura, trump,ng out, somebody posted it and 45 comments, taken down the next day. save me. save the apologies. i'd rather admit yeah, we're going to catania to do this stuff and when we are caught we are going to backpedal. attacking the algorithms. they don't do door-to-door, when somebody is looking -- very clever -- if you wrote assassination attempt, you know what would pop up? truman. fidel castro p again and trump's indictment, trump's indictment, trump indictment, trump indictment. that's not an oops. that is continuing to try to do things to influence. save your apology, get a haircut haircut, and stay off. >> jessica: so dana, this raises the issue of the algorithm, because ai is policing the majority of our lives come at this point -- >> dana: he should get on top of the algorithm. >> tyrus: run by human beings, so let's save -- >> dana: amazing this seems to only happen one way. the ripple effects of this happening, it can get accounts suspended, hold up your fundraising. it is not just

we did see laura trump in some interviews today saying people might be surprised to hear what he has to say tonight, might see a different side of trump when he takes the stage. but certainly much anticipated everybody will be at the edge of their seats, waiting to hear what the first words are that come out of his mouth. >> and he's pretty. i mean, we see it in video, but obviously he's pretty much been there all week. what's been the reaction to him when he does appear and when it comes to security? a lot of people sort of second, you know, not second guessing, but questioning. how did the assassination attempt even get that far over the weekend? what's the status of security now? >> well, security here is tight, as always. you know, it's the highest level of security that the secret service provides for any event. obviously, that's been increased in light of the events of last weekend. to answer your other question, this place absolutely erupts every night when former president donald trump walks into the building. of course, he hasn't delivered remarks yet. tonight will be the fir

and it's really as outrageous as it is predictable unfortunately and for laura trump to go out there about the black jobs. and which went over very well for him i noted with the african-american community in the country so far. this is an unsubtle game that they are playing and they're going to keep playing it because a certain part of their audience is convinced that she is the most dangerous person in america. and it's sort of absurd of course. >> rick wilson and my fellow roma buddy, zerlina maxwell thank you both very much for coming to this sunday show. and still to come. amid the pride flags unfurled during this lgbtq+ pride month, where new red flags about potential threats ■çto hard- earned rights, i will discuss the state of the community with three of its major leaders after this. is. which penetrates deep to target the source of pain with nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory medicine directly at the source. voltaren, the joy of movement. looking for a smarter way to mop? try the swiffer powermop. ♪♪ an all-in-one cleaning tool, with a 360-degree swivel head that goes places a re

but not everybody is like trump >> laura: what do you thinktt they might have said to him?me, f i'm not buying we showed him a binder full of polls.s i don't buy that. i think there is something else and vote here whether obama's,e, pelosi, when they are involved it's not as straightforward. >> whatever skeletons in the closet joe biden has a my suspicion is he's go t closets full because he's been in politics and been in washington since 1973. pelosi knows them and obama knows them and they petted him, obama' is presidential campaign did appear they have all the dirt on biden and that stuff was whispered to him either directly or through third partieso os or probably whispero joe biden and maybe even the sue peered from one hand, they use the stick and the other carrot g all kinds of things theyut promised him if he agreed to quietly step out and get out of the way anaurad get out of the . but they did basically, laura, they committed fraud on who democratic voters and made suckers out of 14 million democratic primary that voted for biden. >> laura: but rod, i have to say,

putting members of the trump family like donald trump junior, eric trump and his wife rnc cochair laura trump it's also notable melania trump is not on the official speakers list that was sent out by the trump campaign also expected to speak all of donald trump's potential vp pics that include north dakota governor fortfor senator marco rubio vira governor glenn youngkin whoever the pig will be able will find t soon they have a speaking slot here on wednesday night back out here live we've been here in milwaukee the last few days. evincwe've been seeing on buses around town that have ads on then the dnc paid for attacking donald trump. calling him a convicted felon going after him on abortion. dnc is confirm the pulling down all 57 of those ads off those buses given what just happened to donald trump yesterday at his rally in pennsylvania. will send it back to you for. >> pennsylvania governor joshua shapiro said he got to lower the temperature. bill melugin thank you part of public and national conventions had to kick off tomorrow ramped up security measures expected following the attempted

communities, and his daughter—in—law laura trott, the head of the republican national committee, —— laura trumphave seen him every evening which is pretty unusual, and often the candidate only comes in the last night to accept the nomination but he has been in the box flanked by his family members and allies, watching the speeches, which he clearly has enjoyed. they have mostly been lauding him. this is his big moment and the theme is make america great again. teiiii big moment and the theme is make america great again.— america great again. tell me more about the vice _ america great again. tell me more about the vice president _ america great again. tell me more about the vice president choice, i america great again. tell me more i about the vice president choice, who spoke to the convention last night. in terms of what he said and how that was received. it in terms of what he said and how that was received.— in terms of what he said and how that was received. it was received very well. — that was received. it was received very well. jd _ that was received. it was received very well, jd vance

what lee and laura trump in. in order to get the act together on that front. it's going to be a story if that has not been changed, if acting is dead in the water. >> yeah, it's not just the national level khaki got to get this thing done at the state and local level you need strong party organizations at the state and local level it can all be done out of washington dc. >> martha: or amazing, crow think you very much. always good to see you, karl rove. >>> alright what the fbi revealed today about the would-be assassin of former president trump pennsylvania swat team snipers expose major security misstep by the secret service. wait until you see this new video is just unbelievable. >> we are supposed to get a face-to-face briefing with secret service snipers whenever they arrived and that never happened. so i think that was probably a pivotal point where i started thinking they were wrong because i never happened. we had no communication with secret service but instead remade over and over... into the things that keep our food fresher, our families safer, and

. >> laura: trump has to be smart and nato won't save joe biden. they can't probably save ukraine and they won't save joe biden. thank you so much, good to see you. that's it for us tonight, follow me on instagram, new stuff going up there and remember it's american now and forever, jesse is next. >> jesse: welcome to jesse watters "primetime". tonight... >>> i think the bite -- that biden debated as well as abraham lincoln. if you dug him up right now. >> jesse: late-night digging biden's political grave. but is it too soon? >> i guess he's sleepy joe. >> saying kamala harris is the heir apparent, would you run as her vice president? >> never say never. >> jesse: women are making their moves. >> i can't believe this. >>> just the classic features of neurodegeneration. when he turns it's kind of and block turning, another quick turn. that's one of the hallmarks of parkinson's. >> jesse: biden, parkinson's and botox. >> a little more work done? >> just a bit. >> jesse: plus... >>> thank you for being here, north carolina, thank you. [ cheering and a

surveilling that inner, middle and outer perimeter to make certain that president trump and the rally goers were all kept safe. >> laura also understand in some cases there were dhs security officials, not the traditional secret service officials who were with candidate trump. so that was also something that josh hawley discovered through his own sources. now you guys have to act as reporters. like you are journalists trying to find out information, what's going to happen next week, senator, given the fact that we have five different definitions going on which i think was a huge mistake, should be one investigation. >> we're going to see the house move forward with theirs. the senate judiciary committee is going to have a hearing. we're looking forward to getting the director in front of us. and asking specifics, laura, we have to put her under oath. and find out what went wrong with the advanced planning, what went wrong with the coordination between the secret service, the other federal agencies, the state and the local. this is just unbelievable, what a mess it is. >> laura: you have a man buried today and a ma fami