lawler: ok. the supplemental appropriations bill enacted in april contained two of my bills, the ship act, which requires the imposition of sanctions on foreign ports and refineries that knowingly process iranian oil, and the iran-china energy sanctions act, which requires you to close correspondentent accounts for chinese banks if they are involved in petroleum transactions with the central bank of iran or another sanctioned iranian financial institution. supply, no matter how minor or infrequent the transaction may be. in march, the head of centcom testified before the armed services committee that iran continues to sell 90% of its oil to china, funding teheran's subversive activities across the region. that's a quote. anyone who participates in the sale of iranian oil plays a role in helping the regime evade u.s. sanctions. engaging in this trade is tantamount to aeugd and abetting a terrorist state and it must end. these sanctions create a significant financial incentive for ports and refiner

lawler, from new york. rep. lawler: thank you, mr. chairman. mr. powell, you were trying to answer my question. chair powell: we are an independent agency. the administration had been merely reflect the will of -- respectful of the fed, not wanting to influence things like that. i don't find it at all unusual. this is my 13th year. i think i can go by long periods of time where the fed chair does not meet with the president, and that's totally fine. rep. lawler: since you made mention of the independence of the fed, and i know you pride yourself on that independence, do you acknowledge, do members of the fomc acknowledge that a rate cut in september could be viewed as political just 30 to 60 days before an election? chair powell: our undertaking is to make decisions when and as they need to be made based on the data, incoming data, evolving outlook, risks, not in consideration of other factors, including political factors. we have a long history of doing that including during election years. that is the undertaking we will make. anything we do will

lawler: there is no question this was a colossal failure on the part of the secret service.e director, she has to take responsibility as she said in her opening statement but then proceeded throughout the course of her testimony to even aid and avoid answering direct and straightforward questions. i think ultimately while there is an investigation underway, it is clear to me and many of my colleagues including the chair and the ranking member of the oversight committee who just put that a letter calling her -- calling for her resignation that she needs to go. the fact that a gunman was able to get on top of that roof unimpeded with a direct line of sight to the former president and get a shot off that but for a millimeters difference would have taken president trump's life is absolutely outrageous. it never should have happened. it is not enough to say we are looking to make sure this does not happen again. it happened. she needs to be held accountable for that. >> what is the biggest question she faces as far as market -- as far as you are concerned? >> she could not answer

mike lawler is joining me now.s man lawler there were a few reasons to speak to you tonight. but the first was to ask you about kamala harris, this 24 hour period it took her to come out and condemn this. i can tell you this, if i were to stand behind the podium, if president trump was there, it would not have thrown, a paper statement. what do you make of the response? >> i thought it was embarrassing, kaylee. the fact is, kamala harris wants to be president of the united states. she had the opportunity to show that she can be a leader yesterday by not only presiding over benjamin netanyahu's joint session of congress address, but by very clearly and unequivocally condemning, in realtime, what we were seeing. because it was not just raising the palestinian flag. you had protesters that were holding the flag of hamas. that were spraypainting hamas on monuments in washington, d.c. and it is frankly unconscionable that there is a growing segment in the democratic party that has taken on the task of supporting a terro

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vance, roger marshall, and representatives maleate tacos, michael lawler and brian fitzpatrick are among elected officials who truly care about working people. and this group is expanding and putting fear into those who have monopolized our broken system in america today. there are far too many people on both sides of the aisle still caught up in knee-jerk reactions to unions. who subscribe to the same, tired claptrap that unions destroy american companies. take a moment to consider united parcel service, which is the largest private-sector logistics company, and it has been unionized more than 100 years. more than 350,000 teamsters make it run. they work for good, middle-class wages, quality health care and secure pensions. there are work rules that ensure fairness and due process for both sides. ups is the most efficient package delivery company in the world. [applause] let's not forget that ups doesn't provide these great wages and benefits out of the kindness of his heart. ups does it because the teamsters fight for it. all 350,000 of us. [applause] corporates hate when working peopl

lawler: obviously this is a question for leadership.e floor as quickly as possible but i am heartened to see the biden administration didn't move yesterday to give rfk a secret service protection after many months of him requesting it and obviously the head of the secret service saying there are going to be immediate changes with respect to president trump's detail. we need to make sure as a congress that we are insuring the resources are their both financially and in that there is more stringent requirement on providing the security. it should not have taken a shooting on saturday for them to realize that president trump needed enhanced security and that rfk junior should have security. that should have been a no-brainer in this heightened political environment in which, we are a deeply divided country and we have seen incidents in recent years, attacks on members of congress, threats against a sitting governors, violence against the former speaker's husband. this is critical in this moment that we recognize the seriousness of this, th

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you've got a lot of news to report, so i'm i'm gonna thank you very much, congressman mike lawler. >> thank you for joining us. erin, back to you. >> alright. well, we'll joining me now is republican governor chris sununu of new hampshire. and governor i'm glad to be with you. i look you endorse trump. of course, had had very strongly supported nikki haley in the primary. you've had harsh criticism for trump get straight to a governor right at one point, you called him f'in crazy you called him a loser. it was clear what you thought. and yet here we are jd vance does jd vance make you more or less comfortable with a possible second trump administration i think he makes every american more comfortable with a second trump administration. >> he's a marine, he's a dad. he's incredibly smart, came out a yale, pulled himself out of his pulled himself up from his own bootstraps i mean, he's he's a great example of what you want to see in an executive position, making driving policy, driving results for americans in all facets of life, whether it's someone that's struggling with that needs be

lawler, from new york. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. powell, you were trying to answer my question. >> we are an independent agency. the administration has been very respectful of the fed and not you know, wanting to try to influence and things like that. i don't find it at all unusual. i have been at the fed, this is my 13th year and i think there can go by long periods of time when the fed chair doesn't meet with the president. that is totally fine. >> sent you made mention of the independence of the fed, i know you pride yourself in that independence, do you acknowledged or two members of the fomc acknowledge. cut in september could be viewed as political just 30 to 60 days before an election? >> our undertaking is to make decisions when and as they need to be made based on the data, the incoming data, evolving outlook and the balance of risks and not in consideration of other factors. that would include political factors. we will make those decisions. we have a long history of doing that, including during election years. that is the

new york congressman mike lawler says vance, this rust belt roots will help trump win key battlegroundtes like wisconsin, michigan and pennsylvania. sarah vance is blue collar working class guy from you know, humble beginnings tonight, the party unites behind candidate trump early campaign opponents. florida governor ron desantis and former south carolina governor nikki haley will take the stage to salute the republican nominee. >> and we should be hearing from them shortly. do of course last night theme centered around economic issues. tonight's theme is make america safer again. and we've already heard from several speakers who are railing against president biden's record on immigration for now in milwaukee recall martin, back to you guys. >> the sides, nikki haley and desantis. who else are we going hear from the knife? >> well, we've already heard from several candidates running for the senate. many of them obviously trying to flip the senate back to red and we're still waiting to hear from vice president a pick, a jd vance. he's supposed to come tomorrow and the deliver his remark

as well and congressman lawler is joining me here. a bipartisan push bipartisan anything congressman is not something that we hear often about. so this is always something that we wanted. would that i always want to highlight? what you're push the where what i was reading about, what this would do is you push is enhanced protection for candidates, but does that suggest that you think? part of the failure from saturday was a lack of resources what does it what do they need to prevent what just happened? so obviously i'll preface this by saying the investigation is underway and obviously don't want to prejudge that but i think from everything that i've heard in the discussions, i've had, and from what has been reported thus far it's clear that there was a lack of resources. >> i mean, you didn't have drones available for us, which is insane in addition to the fact that the shooter was able to get on the roof of a building with a direct line of sight of the former president and able to get a shot off. and as we learn more, and it seems a

in fact president lawler from brazil has an agenda related to inequality reduction.e a strategy for putting that agenda forward to the rest of the world. and then brazil could advance its social and diplomatic agenda as the president of the g20 during 202a. however reportedly there has been huge opposition from the united states against taxing individuals who are ultra rich. it says that finance ministers shall agree on a compromise across the lines that were proposed before ijy lines that were proposed before by 0ecd countries which is taxation to avoid tax evasion to tax havens. that could be a very good start for these global agenda that is needed to reduce inequality. but global agenda that is needed to reduce inequality.— reduce inequality. but it is unlikely to _ reduce inequality. but it is unlikely to get _ reduce inequality. but it is unlikely to get full - reduce inequality. but it isj unlikely to get full backing from all countries. exactly. of the countries _ from all countries. exactly. of the countries it _ from all countries. exactly. of the countries

. >> carley: your colleague mike lawler introducing legislation to increase secret service p protectiong presidential candidates, do you think something like that will pass? >> i think it is quite possible, it will take the eight democrats that got a bill to strip donald trump of secret service, they should get off that bill on monday and show this bipartisanship temperature is sad we have to legislate this way. this should be a given, there should not be a bill for this. if you are running for president, you should be protected. >> carley: you'll be smeeking tomorrow, the theme is make america strong once again. love to get your reaction to everything that unfolded yesterday, the president appearing emotional, one of the first times we've seen the former president noticeably emotional and the moment well received by the crowd and understandably so given what happened on saturday. >> well, i've never been more proud to be an american watching donald trump in the moments, minutes, hours and days after ch the assassination attempt. melania commenting. everybody is coming onboard to defend

joining us now, mike lawler and ritchie torres, both of new york, they announced a plan to put forwardhat would enhance secret service protection for president biden, former president trump, and third party candidate robert kennedy jr. gentlemen, good morning. good to have you with us this morning. congressman torres, i'll start with you here on the set. what exactly would your legislation do to change the way the president is protected, that donald trump is protected, and robert f. kennedy jr. is protected? >> so most americans are profoundly shaken by the mass shooting that not only endangered the life of a president, former president, but also wounded two people and killed a volunteer firefighter. for us, the attempted assassination of a former president is not a democratic issue or republican issue. it is an american issue. it is an american crisis that requires a unified response from congress. in the spirit of bipartisanship, congressman lawler and i have introduced legislation that would enhance secret service protection for the president, the former president, and the president

the congressman, mike lawler, of new york question the federal reserve chairman how often he talks to how do you respond to this? >> i was blown away about it. costs have skyrocketed, energy costs, as i said to chairman powell, the average mortgage cost goes up $1000 a month, under president biden and the fact that he has not sought to meet with the fed chairman since may 31, 2022, is astounding to me. neil: the fed is an independent agency. where you don't talk, i don't know where the middle ground is, but what do you make of it? >> what i more concerned about is the fed needs to change its framework, the fact that it's focused on consumer price inflation. and flying the fact the property prices. the mortgage rates going up. the fact the cost of owning a home has become so much more expensive it's hurting the average american a lot. those issues which need to come back to the table and new framework for the fed. acid price inflation and consumer price inflation, you need fresh thinking at the fed rather than the debate over should the fed be attacking rates or raising rates? standard

with me is representative mike lawler. great to have you back on bbc news. of new york, a democrat, you have sponsored legislation to enhance secret service protection. tell us what this is about.— this is about. obviously our elections — this is about. obviously our elections should _ this is about. obviously our elections should be - this is about. obviously our- elections should be determined by votes at a ballot box and not by violence at a rally. and we were mere millimetres away from not having president trump accept the nomination here tonight, but planning a funeral. and i think that should shock the nation �*s conscience to the core. so when you look at what happened on saturday. the remote possibility that a gunman one is able to get on top of a roof with a clean line of sight and get a shot off and pierce his ear. we would be having a very different conversation right now. so what this legislation would do is ensure that all presidential candidates have the same level of enhance secret service protection as the current president to make sure that

iamjoined by congress and michael lawler from new york. thank you for being with us here.that maybe new york might be in play this year. what is your view? donald trum- year. what is your view? donald trump lost _ year. what is your view? donald trump lost new _ year. what is your view? donald trump lost new york _ year. what is your view? donald trump lost new york by - year. what is your view? donald trump lost new york by 23 - trump lost new york by 23 points in 2020. we have seen a number of public polls and internal polls showing a shift towards donald trump in new york. it is down to single digits. and certainly new york was the deciding factor in the control of the house of 2022. so as donald trump does better in new york, that will help all of the down ballot races. it would be remarkable, though, wouldn't it? for new york to shift like that? it wouldn't it? for new york to shift like that?— shift like that? it beast to where we _ shift like that? it beast to where we are _ shift like that? it beast to where we are as - shift like that? it beast to where we are as

and we're to my —— mike lawler, who has been built as the voice of america that wanted to be weaved inump ran in 2016 on being one of us, one of the people. to have these individuals that are your average father and grandfather, mum onstage talk about why they're supporting the president, i think that is incredibly important. i think it resonates with the american people. i can speak to my constituency. it may not speak to others. but having everyday americans giving impassioned speech to the public i think meg's a difference. [30 speech to the public i think meg's a difference.- meg's a difference. do you think voters _ meg's a difference. do you think voters in _ meg's a difference. do you think voters in your - meg's a difference. do youj think voters in your district or others pay a lot of attention as to what happens at the convention?— the convention? they do. toniuht the convention? they do. tonight is _ the convention? they do. tonight is extraordinary l tonight is extraordinary because we have the vice presidential nominee, which we all were anticipating, waiting with baited b

. >> the guy who was asking those questions, mike lawler, republican new york congressman.rprised by that? >> i was blown away by it. the fact is under joe biden we've had record inflation, cost of skyrocketed, energy costs. as i said to chairman powell in my district, westchester co. the average mortgage has gone up one thousand a month, $12,000 a year. under president biden. the fact that he has not sought to meet with of the fed chairman since may 31, 2022, is astounding to me. neil: the flipside, the fed is an independent entity, does its own thing, without presidential pressure, they do put political pressure, the chairman trying to skew that, had a rocky relationship with donald trump. he doesn't appear to have warm, fuzzy, constantly meeting with the president but is that technically as it should be? >> no question the fed is independent but that doesn't mean that the president of the united states shouldn't be meeting with and discussing monetary policy and i am flabbergasted by it but it speaks volumes to this white house and the current situation and what we saw j

. >>> also, republican congressman mike lawler and democratic congressman ritchie torres will join thetisan bill to enhance secret service protection. >>> "morning joe" just a few moments away. - pickle! ah, these guys are intense. with e*trade from morgan stanley, we're ready for whatever gets served up. dude, you gotta work on your trash talk. i'd rather work on saving for retirement. or college, since you like to get schooled. that's a pretty good burn, right? here's to getting better with age. here's to beating these two every thursday. help fuel today with boost high protein, complete nutrition you need... ...without the stuff you don't. so, here's to now. boost. >>> welcome back. ohio senator jd vance gave his first interview as former president trump's running mate last night. vance spoke from within the republican national committee convention hall in milwaukee and weighed in about why he thinks he was picked. >> you know, he just said, look, i think we have to go save this country. i think you're the guy who can help me in the best way. you can help me govern. you can help me

senators like jd vance, roger marshall, and representatives nicole malliotakis, mike lawler and michaelse that truly care about working people and this group is expanding and putting fair into those that monopolized our very probingen system in america today -- broken system in america today. there's far too many people on both sides of the aisle still caught up in knee jerk reactions to unions and subscribe to the same tired claptrap that unions destroy american companies. take a moment to consider united parcel service, which is the largest private sector logistics company, and it's been unionized for more man 100 years. more than 350,000 teamsters make it run. we work for good, middle class wages, quality healthcare, and secure pensions. there's work rules that ensure fair and work rules for both sides. ups is the most efficient package delivery company in the world. [ cheering ]. let's not forget ups doesn't provide the great wages and benefits out of the kindness of its heart. ups does it because the team teamsters fight for it, all 350,000 of us. you know, corporations hate when w

house hearing getting tense yesterday when new york republican congressman mike lawler grilled treasury secretary janet yell en about biden's competence. >> are you testifying that you have not seen any mental or cognitive decline? >> mr. chairman, point of inquiry. she have is not a physician. >> it's not a medical question. her interpretation as a member of the cabinet. i'm asking what your testimony is. >> mr. chairman, i move to have those words taken down. she is not a physician. >> have there been any discussion among cabinet secretaries about invoking the 25th amendment? >> no. >> sandra: "new york post" op-ed with the headline. biden's cowardly cabinet is a disgrace shirking its duty to remove him. because so many are wondering as they saw what they saw on the debate stage play out publicly in a no teleprompter manner, what his aides, cabinet and insiders have been seeing behind closed doors for a much longer time than this, senator. your thoughts. >> yes, and what the debate confirmed to the american people was that they had been gas lighted by the white house and by biden's in

we heard that from treasury secretary yellen that he's effective but not answering congressman lawler'sstion did she see cognitive decline? was there talk of the 25th amendment among the cabinet. what do you think of all of that >> well she's clearly ignoring the realities of his mental decline, and ignoring the realities of his failed policies and they are doing their best to have the rest of the american people believe the same. you know, prior to that, what senator kennedy said we're paying more to live worse. he summed it up. it's about 15 seriously different policies in so-called maganomics versus bidenomics. in fact they are opposite of each other. one wants to raise taxes, one has pro-growth initiatives to keep taxes as competitive as possible. and so-called maganomics, i just call it trump policies keeps us competitive on the worldwide stage. bidenomics is making it that much more difficult for our economy to grow. it's truly endless, from regulations to energy policy, that i refer to as gas backwards because it is. we're bullying the energy export s of russia and iran basically

new york congressman mike lawler says vance, this rust belt roots will help trump win key battlegroundtes like wisconsin, michigan and pennsylvania. sarah vance is blue collar working class guy from you know, humble beginnings tonight, the party unites behind candidate trump early campaign opponents. florida governor ron desantis and former south carolina governor nikki haley will take the stage to salute the republican nominee. >> and last night, focused on economic issues. tonight's theme is make america safer again. expect to hear speakers talk about border issues of migrant crime. it also trafficking of fentanyl for now in milwaukee, raquel martin, back to just 8 and recall. who else is on the list to speak tonight? we're also going to hear from several u.s. senate candidates that are coming here from across the country. many of them are trying to flip seats this election season. we also know jd vance is expected to talk, but not until tomorrow. and of course, of the grand finale of this entire convention will be donald trump speaking on thursday. raquel martin live for us there in

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senators like jd vance, roger marshall and representatives nicole malliotakis, mike lawler and brian fitzpatrick are among elected officials who truly care about working people and this group is expanding and is putting fear into those who have monopolized our very broken system. in america today, there are far too many people on both sides of the aisle still caught up in knee jerk reactions to unions who subscribe to the same tired claptrap that unions destroy. american companies take a moment to consider united parcel service, which is the largest private sector logistics company, and it's been unionized for more than 100 years. more than 350,000 teamsters make it run. we work for good middle class wages, quality health care and secure pensions. there are work rules and ensure fairness and due process for both sides. ups is the most efficient package delivery company in the world. but let's not forget that ups doesn't provide these great wages and benefits out of the kindness of its heart ups, does it? because the teamsters fight for it all 350,000 of us. you know corporatists hate

vance, roger marshall, and representatives michael lawler, brian fitzpatrick, among elected officialsis group is expanding and is putting fair to those who have monopolized our very broken system in america today. far too many people on both sides of the aisle still caught up in knee-jerk reactions to unions who subscribe to the same tired claptrap that unions destroy american companies. take a moment to consider united parcel service, the largest private-sector log company. it's been unionized for more than 100 years. more than 350,000 teamsters make it run. we work for good middle-class wages, quality health care, and secure pensions. there are work rules that ensure fairness and due process for both sides. ups is the most efficient package delivery company in the world. [applause] but let's not forget that ups doesn't provide these great wages and benefits out of the kindness of its heart. ups does it because the teamsters fight for it, all 350,000 of us. you know, corporatists hate when working people join together to form unions but for a century major employees have waged war ag

new york congressman mike lawler says vance, this rust belt roots will help trump win key battleground states like wisconsin, michigan and pennsylvania. sarah vance is blue collar working class guy from you know, humble beginnings tonight, the party unites behind candidate trump early campaign opponents. florida governor ron desantis and former south carolina governor nikki haley will take the stage to salute the republican nominee. >> i centered around the issues of economics tonight. female ever if make america safe again. we've already heard from a slate of speakers who are railing against president biden's border policies. for now in milwaukee, raquel martin, back to you guys. >> coast, we get into primetime. who are we expected to hear from tonight? >> well, we've already heard from several senate candidates that are looking to turn the senate read. and of course, you already mentioned that nikki haley as well that florida governor ron desantis will be speaking. jd vance is not speaking today, but is expected to take the stage tomorrow. and of course, the big banality of this all

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. >> this was clear when congressman lawler questioned janet yellen, she couldn't report the last timeto-face with president biden. i find this shocking. let me tell you, whether you're in congress, the senate or presidency, this is a seven day a week, 124 hour a day -- 24 hour a day job, it's not a 10:0. we need a president that's sharp and with it and is a leader on all things and i don't think joe biden's living up to that and that's why i think president trump's going to be reelected this fall overwhelmingly. i think he's going to bring his agenda back he dough mess domesd foreign policy to the country. maria: let's talk about the economic policy. you questioned jay powell this week on the, quote, activist administrative state. tell us about that. what did he say to you and what was your take away from these hearings. >> one of the most consequential things that's happened in the recent weeks is the supreme court taking the first step in overturning the chevron doctrine which was the case from back in 1984 that essentially deferred to independent regulatory agencies and their rule

representative mike lawler, he told me earlier this level of hatred and violence cannot continue republican president biden, of course, a democratic called it sick. martin luther king junior who knows political violence all too well. he says that political violence has no place in our society. you're hearing that. and those are important words, are they not particularly across the aisle given well, given the precarious moment, we're in right now of course, jim, look political violence is never acceptable and sadly in our country, we've had for presidents of the united states assassinated lincoln garfield mackinlay. >> of course, john f kennedy, we had the rfk was assassinated. martin luther king, george wallace was severely wounded. reagan shot gerald ford. there were two attempts on his life. the shooter miss both times, as i recall and so sadly, we have this terrible tradition in congress and the threat level against the elected officials, particularly in congress and intolerably high. of course, steve scalise, gabby giffords, and nancy pelosi's husband was attacked with a hammer. this is

new york congressman mike lawler says vance, this rust belt roots will help trump win key battleground states like wisconsin, michigan and pennsylvania. sarah vance is blue collar working class guy from you know, humble beginnings tonight, the party unites behind candidate trump early campaign opponents. florida governor ron desantis and former south carolina governor nikki haley will take the stage to salute the republican nominee last night. team focused on economic issues. tonight's theme is make america safe again. >> with a focus border issues, migrant crime and fentanyl for now in milwaukee, raquel martin, back to you. >> still ahead, it is amazon prime day. so we'll see what's the best way to spend smart. also a new proposal from the white house to make housing more affordable for your money is next. for your money this afternoon today as amazon prime day. and if you have not had a chance to take advantage of the deals just yet, you still have some time because the sales also going on tomorrow. amazon prime members can score some. >> great discounts on tech fashion. everyday ess

republicans about this big bus presidential tech and want to bring in my friend congressman mike lawler give me a very honest opinion about j.d. vance. how do you feel about a trend ten-bans to get? using is going to get? >> well for starters i feel like i have a bit of a better beard -- >> sure venue! >> should have been me but look, i think this is a blue-collar working guy -- in wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania, which will determine the outcome of this election. he enrolled in -- enlisted in the u.s. marines after 911, in iraq, built a business in. and obviously, you know, in advance but quickly in republican politics and is on the precipice of being the vice president of the united states. thing he'll bring in fresh perspective got a younger voice, to the conversation. obviously coming from humble roots at his grandmother was a blue dog democrat. is a somebody that i think we'll bring a much-needed perspective to the republican party. and at the table when we're talking about economic iss issues, especially affordability issues for the working-class. >> you know, i was talking with

well, congressman lawler, you won a very hard race and we.all be following just over 100 days. >> it's coming quick. thank you very mucce andh. >> the real pressing questions exist for kamala harris. she has been the chiefchie cheerleader of student loan forgivenesf s. but what a harrisor administration forgave the studengivene.t loan debt ofe young radicals we saw yesterday. the ones you're looking at.e hae if some of them have foreign visas to attend our universities, is is kamala i harris going to yank the foreign visas? >> i mean, she put out the papes sh r statement, but is she going to take real action? will the biden doj - even prosecute these guys? we've been warned that our enemies in the middle east have been capitalizing on these pro-hamas protests in america. >> we do know that iran has been funding and encouragingstas some of the protest activity here in the united states. iran certainly has tried to meddle here has t. >> they've tried to sow discord. so. what are they going to dos ar about this? our adversaries are trying to tak

i've been hearing from a number of lawmakers, representative mike lawler, republican from new york. he says, this level of hatred and violence cannot continue. representative mark green in tennessee republicans, such violence has no place in our country you were hearing those words, not just i think because they believe that's the right thing to say. i think we were hearing those words because lawmakers in this country, but world leaders feel that there is a genuine risk that breaking out here. and of course, today's events as we see, the former president there at assassination attempt, you get, you get an understanding as to why those concerns are so real. last thing we thought would happen a lot of developments, political developments, unfolding, but an assassination attempt against the former president. >> i don't think any of us thought that that was about to happen, especially knowing that the u.s. secret service, the fbi, local law enforcement, us military, they protect the former president a very, very close au question to pamela's point earlier, there are a number of nationa

evacuated them to the armored car our didn't get them out of the area republican congressman mike lawleru and use it bipartisan bill you and richie torres, democratic colleague you've got an enhanced secret service protection. >> you want a bill for biden trump and robert f. kennedy junior for all of them yes. what when you hear all this, what questions does this raise in your mind about what? you want to know who secret service. >> but for the grace of god, we would be having a very different discussion tonight. we're talking about a millimeter of difference. and thankfully donald trump survived this assassination attempt i think obviously as a country, our elections are decided i votes at a ballot box, not violence at a rally. and it's critically important in this moment that we make sure that the united states government is taking all precautions to protect president biden, president trump, and rfk junior, whose family obviously has been victim to this twice. this cannot that happen in america. and i think we need to make sure that all candidates have an enhanced security detail and t

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nick lalota, mike lawler. what are you hoping to hear from? >> president. the former president tonight in his speech that could be helpful in november au guy, think americans are ready to be united and get behind president can trump to address the issues facing them from affordability crisis to the crisis at our southern border, to the challenges around the globe. >> the world that's attack tender box under joe biden. from there russian invasion of ukraine to the terrorist attack on israel, to the threats emanating in the indo-pacific from china. and i think president trump has an opportunity tonight after the assassination attempt on his life on saturday to really unify americans and inspire them. >> yeah, and obviously russia's invasion of ukraine in the attack in israel, they were not president biden it's all but you don't like the way he's handled the response to that. but when you look at this from someone who said they have a lot of momentum right now inside the trump campaign to the question is, how do you mean? hey, nat, until november, obviously it

lawler shortly. the number for democrats is 202-748-8000. republicans, 202-748-8001.ndependents, 202-748-8002. and, jennifer you referenced some previous comments by j.d. vance of criticizing vice president harris and this is something that you researched in the past. i want to play what he said back in 2021 that has resurfaced in a fox news interview he questioned vice president harris' leadership because she does not have biological children. [video clip] >> run the other democrats or the or print oligarchs by a bot -- by a bunch of childless cat ladies that are miserable in their own choices in life so they want to make the rest of the country miserable. it is a basic fact. kamala harris, pete buttigieg and aoc, these are controlled by people without children. how does it make sense that we have turned the country over to people who do not have a direct stake in it. i wanted to ask that question and propose that maybe if we want a healthy ruling class we should invest more and focus more and support more people who actually have kids. those of the people who ultima

lisa: there was a tense -- annmarie: there was a tense exchange between her and michael lawler. she said that the president is extremely effective and long meetings would not give a date about the last time she saw the president and then joyce beatty, democratic congresswoman, trying to get her name in there saying please, we stop, she's not a physician and why should she be commenting on this? his point was you are a member of the cabinet and has there been any discussion of the 25th amendment and then it was a unequivocal no. jonathan: this is going to go on and on for the next few months or years, seeing what happens. positive by 0.1 percent, yields are lower by one or two basis points, short of 430. the euro, just like yesterday, not doing much. 108 16. coming up at this hour, brad levitt turning from optimistic to cautious. president biden looks to end a democratic revolt. kathy at nationwide, head of day to on capitol hill. that story, the s&p 500 pushing fresh record highs with brian levitt of invesco joining the chorus of warnings warning -- for the first time in a year