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marjorie taylor greene: oh, really? don't even play! jill biden: joe, you | did such a great job.red every question. hulk hogan: let trump-a-mania run wild, brother. _ hello. it isjustin in the worldwide headquarters of americast in london, england. and i'm the only one here. sarah's on holiday. marianne is making another podcast, as she always is. anthony has already done two this week, all available on bbc sounds of course, so i've achieved something of an ambition. i'm now able to sit here and say whatever i like, although i'm doing so in the presence of nick bryant, former bbc washington and new york correspondent, who would be such a great podcaster if he had stayed on to do podcasting. but he's gone off to write important books instead, and he's on the line now. hello, nick. hey, justin, how are you? what do you think of the titles? i love them, and they capture this epic history that's just coming at us thick and fast. i mean, itjust doesn't seem to stop, does it? and itjust...and it just reminds me of 1968. i know we make that comparison quite often, but �*68 was a year th

up all the different live feeds by youtube, birds and people on rumble. notable people like marjorie taylor green and other members of congress were all listening into to the average joe from all over the country, eagerly awaiting what sort of spectacle might arise from this conversation that's led by you on much, also known for his often outrages, antics online so while this talk was all over the place, ranging from trump's positions on anything from the ongoing conflict in ukraine to the domestic economy. so even comparing comma la harris to his own wife, milan you, those backed up, be the talk bounced around like a game of pong. and maybe i'm dating myself. there was actually a feature. it's a feature. it's not a bod band with you on musk, citing that he could actually have a conversation with trump, unlike bite, and or harris, which presumably mosque has had the opportunity to do so on many occasions. so it's arguable that the, the trump vance campaign doesn't have a messaging problem. rather, it's that they have so many, and they haven't whittled it down to a narrow focus at this point. howe

so i mean, i think somebody like a marjorie taylor green could do it. you know, the mat gates could do it. any of these guys could go down there and make a real scandal out of this. yeah, but the very fact that it's happening is a scandal in itself. i mean, again, you know, they, they do us, nato is supporting ukraine because of its democracy in our shared values. i have no idea what the share values are whatsoever, and it's just shameful on the part of the us government, particularly the bite in ministration. you know, richard, i started out with my introduction about the european elections and we don't have to delve deeply into them here. but i mean, the message is quite obvious to something that i've been saying on this program. and daniel has been saying on his program. but this isn't a leak project, the ukraine project is a lead project. been if you did the voters the chance every once in a while, they're going to tell you what they think about it. and so you have a leadership in germany and in france where they were embarrassed in front of the pub

so i mean, i think somebody like a marjorie taylor green could do it. um, you know, the mat gates could do it, any of these guys could go down there and make a real scandal out of this. yeah. but the very fact that it's happening is a scandal in itself. i mean, again, you know, they, they do us, nato is supporting ukraine because of its democracy in our shared values. i have no idea what the shared values are whatsoever, and it's just shameful on the part of the us government, particularly the bite administration. you know, richard, i started out with my introduction about the european elections and we don't have to delve deeply into them here. but i mean, the message is quite obvious to something that i've been saying on this program. and daniel has been saying on his program, but this isn't a leak project. the ukraine project is a lead project. and if you did the voters, the chance every once in a while, they're going to tell you what they think about it. and so you have a leadership in germany and in france where they were embarrassed in front of the

rick allen and marjorie taylor greene. [cheering] great job, rick. [cheering] thank you. i've known marjorie from beginning and she's an amazing political person, i like to say politician, she's beyond that. she is loved and respected by so many people in washington, when she calls, she is fantastic so thank you both for being here. appreciate it. you to congressman one of your best, he's been with me for eight years and he always wanted to be a congressman and then his district opened up and said do you think i can do it? i said you have my complete and total endorsement. brian jack. [cheering] a great congressman. [cheering] it's what he wanted to be and he's fantastic. you're going to love brian. also, we alluded to him and talked about him but i'm going to talk about him positively, a great senator. a great man so many different ways, respected more than anybody. everybody respected him in washington. very successful businessman, he ran for office. fantastic person somebody was very close to. david purdue. [cheering] doug collins, will you stand up? [cheering] [cheerin

number two is why don't you write a book about marjorie taylor greene? that would be an interesting book, you know? thank you. guest: that's a good idea. maybe i will call her office and see if we can get started. but as far as polling goes, i think most pollsters try to get a representative slice of the country, half democrat, half republican and try to weigh it in a way that makes sense professionally. there are a number of different polls that have pointed her out as the most unpopular vice president in modern history. more unpopular than dick cheney, mike pence, al gore, even dan quayle who was ridiculed by the media for her amateurish antics. host: why do democrats you spoke to say her poll numbers are low? guest: a lot of them like to ascribe it to racism or sexism but others will admit that she's just not ready for the job. i think when president biden chose her, there was hope among the democrat party that she would ultimately become the hare parypt to the party. a big wherein why joe biden is running for re-election is because kamala harris is n

number two is why don't you write a book about marjorie taylor greene? that would be an interesting book, you know? thank you. guest: that's a good idea. maybe i will call her office and see if we can get started. but as far as polling goes, i think most pollsters try to get a representative slice of the country, half democrat, half republican and try to weigh it in a way that makes sense professionally. there are a number of different polls that have pointed her out as the most unpopular vice president in modern history. more unpopular than dick cheney, mike pence, al gore, even dan quayle who was ridiculed by the media for her amateurish antics. host: why do democrats you spoke to say her poll numbers are low? guest: a lot of them like to ascribe it to racism or sexism but others will admit that she's just not ready for the job. i think when president biden chose her, there was hope among the democrat party that she would ultimately become the hare parypt to the party. a big wherein why joe biden is running for re-election is because kamala harris is n

>> among republicans, planned parenthood's mobile van drew the attention of congresswoman marjorie taylor greeneven comprehend. it's heartbreaking being a mother is the most precious gift. choose life." former president and republican nominee donald trump says he opposes federal abortion restrictions, and for the first time in 40 years the g.o.p. platform makes no mention of federal abortion ban and instead says it opposes late-term abortion. there are several states that now have abortion access on the ballot in november. includes in battleground states, nevada and arizona. back to you. >> you mention the giant -- inflatable iud which will be on display at 4:00 p.m. eastern today. this is an easier conversation for democrats than say anti-israel. >> it sounds like instagram influencers dream. this is gimmicky. that's the point. i have been subjected to about 8-10 harris for president ads on my spotify this morning where she talked about abortion as health care right. at the end of the day, as revolting as this is, in part because this shows how two things -- the democrats if they really cared a

both, tom cotton and marjorie taylor greene said similar things including that you have somebody whoead of the teacher's union, not a biological mother. does that resonate more? does that hurt their pitch to american families? >> chris, i just think it's a very bad look from the vice presidential pick to say something that echos the situation that plenty of women across the country and the men that love them can relate to. pretty much everybody has a woman in their life that has chosen to remain childless for reasons that are her own personal reasons, and families love those women. so it's -- it's hit something that really hit a nerve. you can see it in the polling numbers. you can see it when there's a 16-point gap in polling averages between women and male voters when it comes to their support for kamala harris and where men are supporting donald trump. you go back to the early 2000s, and the gender gap used to be 7 and 8 points, and now it doubled, and in some of the pivotal swing states where abortion is on the referendum like arizona, you are getting into the 20s and getting int

. >> now, planned parenthood van drew marjorie taylor greene's attention.ted on x i thought this was fake. it's not. it's hard to comprehend and truly heart breaking being a mother is the most precious gift. choose life. several states have abortion measures on their ballots for november. including swing states nevada and arizona. back to you. >> brian: all right, rich, thanks. meanwhile, this vice president kamala harris and republican vice presidential nominee j.d. vance both supporting an increase to the child tax credit. >> i think one of the things can you do is make it bigger per child. love to see it higher dollar child. tax credit $5,000 per child. >> as president i will not only restore that tax cut but expand it. we will provide $6,000 in tax relief to families during the first year of a child's life. >> brian: all right. but how did the media cover this very similar story? take a look at cnbc's reporting. four days apart. one headline simply describes harris' proposal while the other explains why vance's proposal could be difficult even though it

project 2025 is saying >> they use this terminology, sexualizing children i see a lot of the marjorie taylor greenessaying there are gay people or trans people that's what they mean when they say sexualizing children they're using this protecting children motif basically to say we just don't want you to mention that lesbian, gay, bisexual, or trans people exist. >> and they don't want us to be around children. this harkens back to the anita bryant save our children campaign the idea is lgbtq people are inherently sexualizing by existing in proximity to children but of course, we are parents. we are teachers. we are parts of all these communities, so what does that mean when you have a vision of government that situates us as a threat to others and to children specifically it authorizes the power of the government to start to criminalize us, to start to target us, and that's what's at the core of this document. >> let me put up, there's a map the aclu put up that tracks 527 anti-lgbtq bills just in the 2024 session legislative sessions around the country. florida showing up there, a lot of southern s

and the fact is that, that is why we have more and more people like marjorie taylor greene and lauren the others did because they will just suffer attacks from the hands of donald trump and his base. and so, that is why we are in a situation where we will continue to descend down this path. they are not looking to help the american people. to lower costs or add jobs or make health care more affordable. it is solely just doing whatever they have to do, saying whatever they to say to consolidate power for themselves. >> so what can be done to counteract that? >> i think the onus is on us is to recognize our agency in all of this. you mentioned the hero for democracy fighting these battles in the court. but he is also very good at pointing out the fact that republicans are doing everything in their power to prevent americans from actually being able to exercise their vote. they wouldn't be trying so hard to suppress our right to vote if it wasn't actually that potent of a tool. so we have to recognize our agency. a story i like to tell, in wisconsin, in 2020, the difference between a bid

the idea that the future somehow belongs to marjorie taylor greene has simply not been borne out in electoral results at all. so all of that said, it really is the case the democratic party, with all of its well- established fractious internal divisions, that it is and has been a majority coalition, that it can be a majority coalition again in the fall. because as david plus, senior adviser to the harris-walz campaign, the democrats are the ones with the winning message. >> tim walz is normal, mainstream, and happy. and jd vance is weird, extreme, and angry. and i really do think, listen, policy matters a great amount. what you are going to do for the country matters a great amount but also that visual presentation i think of kamala harris and tim walz as they love america, they love people. they know that better days are ahead and we can tackle these challenges and these other two folks are the angriest ticket in american political history. >> we're still 90 days out and just to level set here, as the vice president said, it is basically a tossup right now. but if you had to choose which sid

cetera jd bass take the stage behind me but right now the crowd hearing from congressman marjorie taylor greeneho represents georgia not to far away from here. what is interesting is the president may have to say when he takes the stage because this is a battleground states it. also a state where we sell vice president kamala harris campaign in just four days ago right here in the same arena. trumps a visit to atlanta comes amid questions about how his campaign is trying to pivot to a new attack against vice president harris for they were gearing up for a fight with president biden. they're also trying an effort to reach out to black voters in the states. earlier in the polls showed trump gaining support on the black community that of course may have changed now that it is kamala harris at the top of the ticket is still unclear if trump and harris are going to be on the same debate stage. on abc originally planned for one is when you face off against president biden trump opposing untruth social site i spent hundreds of mines a dollar's time and effort fighting joe. when it won the debate they

. >> planned parenthood's mobile van true criticism from marjorie taylor greene.ght this was fake but it's not. it's hard to comprehend and it's truly heartbreaking. being a mother is the most precious gift. choose life. republican nominee donald trump says he opposes a federal abortion ban for the first time in 40 years the g.o.p. platform makes no mention of a federal ban. it instead says the party opposes late-term abortion and you have several states around the country that have a abortion referendum on their ballots for this upcoming year and includes a couple battleground states nevada and arizona. >> john: they are trying to keep it in the forefront of people's minds. thank you. >> sandra: all right we are 12 e hour. moments from now president trump, former president trump will be taking the stage in pennsylvania and he is expected to talk economic policy as vice president harris takes heat on her price control pitch. the big-money team is here. can't wait for that. they will join us next. >> just look at it in terms of what we are talking about for example

that besobec guy, you have lora loomer being pushed by donald trump, you have people like marjorie taylor greene you have all of these -- there is no normality left in the republican party. they are driving the normals out and as a result they have their own distorted view of the world and they know they're losing, which is why they're more and more desperate and becoming more and more unhinged and talking more about destroying the country than they are about actually working together with people. it's classic authoritarian fascist movement kind of thing where they divide them, they isolate themselves and they basically say -- cultish really -- and they say basically everyone who is not in our group is evil and dangerous and in this case the word was subhuman. >> it's really unbelievable that it's all unfolding before our eyes. so much more to get to. no one is going anywhere. we have to sneak? a very short break. we will all be right back. break we will all be right back. a volkswagen at the savvy vw summer sales event. 2024 volkswagen models cost less to maintain than honda. get 0.9% apr finan

appointments for both are already filled up, so there is a waiting list, republican congresswoman marjorie taylor greene thought this was fake, but it's not. it's hard to even comprehend and it's truly heartbreaking. >> so the democrats used to treat abortion as a necessary legal, safe, legal, and rare, and out something to be celebrated. the first vice president ever to campaign at an abortion clinic. so it's not a big jump for them to now be providing free abortions at the democratic national committee end. the democratic orthodoxy has been abortion, taxpayer-funded abortion up until the moment of birth is the policy and is a minor my norio terrien position. there's a fraction that agree with that. donald trump is right in saying they are the abortion extremists and we should be campaigning on this and painting them as the abortion extremis. when they are offering free abortions at the convention, there's something deeply morally wrong with your party. >> harris: on our things to expect to live at the dnc, americans for contraception are set to hoist at 4:00 p.m. eastern or local, an inflatable iud ba

. >> among republicans, planned parenthood mobile van and marjorie taylor greene's attention and shet it's not. it is hard to comprehend and truly heartbreaking. being a mother is a precious gift and choose life." nominee donald trump opposes federal abortion and the g.o.p. platform makes no mention of federal abortion ban but opposes late-term abortion. several states will also have abortion on their ballots this november, including battleground states of nevada and arizona. speed when they have covered conventions 24 years, rich and this is a first for me. thank you, sir, rich edson in chicago. ♪ ♪ >> dana: from chicago to new jersey some voters in the deep blue state pledging to vote for president trump era chucking don lemon in the process. let's bring in trey gowdy because i love this clip and i want to play it for you now. he was talking to atlanta citic gnomic city voters. we are here atlantic city and who do you support? i plead the fifth, trump for the win. who do you want? >> trump. >> why don't you like harris? >> he doesn't have any experience. >> for years oco it was a l

as you mentioned, donald trump is playing into this and now we see people like marjorie taylor greene you know, race based. and as you mentioned before, the party is sort of split on this. i do think that democrats will actually not do this or like kind of stay away and like pivot towards whatever underlying issue they said, like, you know, they'll probably say like republicans are, you know, unable to you know, talk about anything else because they have no policies. i think they'll stay away from that and let republicans run with this, sadly, to the detriment of their own party. as you mentioned, it might be great fodder for the base. it is not going to be good for independents or people on the fence of whether or not they'll vote for trump over kamala harris. >> rick, let's talk about the vp stakes. we're expecting vice president harris to announce her vp pick any day now. her campaign has talked about events scheduled with her running mate next week. with those independent voters, with those people who are on the fence or undecided right now about what they're going to do for this

to focus on communications, and the fact is, that's why we have more and more people like marjorie taylor greeneere is no incentive to do what mitt romney did and adam kinzinger and liz cheney, because they will suffer attacks from the hands of donald trump and his base, so that's why we are in a situation where we will continue to descendent down this path, where they are not looking to help the american people. they are not looking to use political capital to lower costs or add jobs or make healthcare more affordable. it is solely doing whatever they have to do, saying whatever they have to say to consolidate power for themselves. >> what can be done to counteract that? >> i think the onus is on us to, one, recognize our agency in all of this. you just had marc elias on, who is a hero for democracy. he is fighting these battles in court, but he's also good at pointing out the fact that republicans are doing everything in their power from preventing americans from exercising their vote. they would not be trying so hard to suppress the vote if it was not such a potent tool. a story i like to tel

so when donald trump and his maga extremists like marjorie taylor greene downplay the horror of the pandemic >> what does it make you so many years already into this, but that very real reality of losing your family? what does that emotion tell you that you want voters to take away from? >> i think it is really important that we never forget the horrors of the pandemic, the terror that we felt, how we all reacted to seeing our families and friends, hospitalized sick or dying. and donald trump was at the center of that. vaccine conspiracies. telling people essentially all these sort of strange things that he was advising folks to do, talking about -- using strange therapies so get rid of the virus. and let's not forget it was the single largest loss of life event and we have no national leadership. we couldn't give vaccines in time. tests were not available. he was not getting masks out to governors in states. it was a complete failure of leadership. people lost lives. we lost 1.3 million american lives. and it was joe biden and kamala harris that came into office, had to save the national ec

person that i could think of that would really hurt him a lot in my opinion is someone like marjorie taylor green. >> that's not good go to happen. people say pick a republican. let's be real. let's keep it real. let me go to you on this. those following the campaign know how obsessed the campaign is with pennsylvania. it is the state that president biden when he was in his polling losing by the most. it is the state that has the largest gap in favor of donald trump if you believe the polls this early which i'm not sure how useful they are. the campaign is concerned about pennsylvania. is that de facto assuming it is shapiro? >> the idea is you pick a candidate that would get you the state or the region. so because it is a border state can help with the immigration issues. shapiro, help with pennsylvania. i believe shapiro can do that. i look at the issue of synergy and energy. is there someone who can match her energy? the one thing you don't want is someone had a brings it down. the second thing is, is this person going to be a really strong defender of kamala harris? right? on the campaign tra

pandemic and i miss them every single day so when donald trump and his maga extremists, like marjorie taylor greeneownplayed the horror of the pandemic it should make us all furious now, i will never forget when called kamala harris called me after my parents died she told me about her own story about losing her own mother and that she was praying for me at that very moment now, we all know that later that year joe biden and kamala harris were elected president and vice president. and what a difference they made together they got people vaccinated they got the virus under control they safely reopened our schools and they passed the american rescue plan historic a historic economic package that helps small businesses and created jobs all across the country thank you. joe biden and kamala harris now, i i am a proud immigrant who came to the united states as a young child we grew up poor english was our second language and we often like many immigrant families, struggled to get by but my mom, she moved here to the united states because she believed in the american dream i'll never forget the day that

. >> and the marjory he was referencing of course was marjorie taylor greene.a, i talked to the chair of the georgia republican party congresswoman nikema williams at the dnc last week and we talked about the preps for the election -- as your cat makes yet another appearance on chris jansing. i love this so much. i think it was the last time we were talking about cat lady. anyway, let's go back to the chair of georgia democrats and this is how they're getting ready for what they know is coming. >> we have volunteer attorneys in all 159 counties making sure that when voters turn out to cast their vote they're actually counted. >> so 159 volunteers, are you looking at potentially hundreds of attorneys who are ready to go on election night? >> hundreds of attorneys already ready to go. so they are trained, we're already fielding questions as people are hearing about maybe being dropped from the voter rolls. we can make sure we're addressing that in realtime leading up to the election. >> it raises the question what the heck is election night going to look like. >>

then thehe intelligence was showing things like the freedom caucus members like marjorie taylor green and others that were literally echoing the russian talking points and a number of us that were recently in germany. we heard that from the members that the right wing is also echoing the russian talking points. so these people were very steady and getting the information out. they were working with think tanks and people in washingtonhe to get the message out and allies and i know that there were all kinds of information flows going in and president biden was working very carefully to t not attack. people weree really kind of holding back the political attacks to make this deal work. and that's kind of washington at its best. you could actually get this through. it's very archaic, but the rule went through with the democratio support, which never happens and is something that when the republicans on the committee opposed thought we can stop it. the freedom caucus dies on the rules committee. this can't go through. we are going to stop it and then they got support. so you did have this

intelligence, and then the intelligence was showing things like these freedom caucus members like marjorie taylor green and others were literally echoing russian talking points. a number of us who were recently in germany, we heard that from bundestag members that their right wing is also echoing russian talking points, so these people were very studying in -- steady and getting the information out, working with think tanks and people in washington to get the message out and allies and i know there were all kinds of, you know, information flows going in very steadily and president biden was working very carefully to not attack. people were really kind of holding back political attacks to make this deal work and that is kind of washington at its best, that you could actually get this through and that a well -- this is very archaic, but the rule went through with democratic support, which never happens and it's something that, you know, that -- when the republicans on that committee that oppose it thought -- ok, no, we can stop it. the freedom caucus guys on the rope -- was committee, we are going to sto

attorney general's race, we have jeff jackson, the democratic nominee, dan bishop is part of the marjorie taylor greene cabal in congress. it's been such -- he's been such an obstructionist. he's also the author of the infamous bathroom bill in north carolina when he was he was a state legislator and he is an election denier. and the race that's caught a lot of people attention, we elect the head of the public school, the superintendent of public instruction. we have a right-wing conspiracy theorist who has been nominated by the republicans. she homeschools all her children. took them to the january 6 rally the day that the capitol was stormed. she is advocating for parents to take their children out of public schools. believes they are social and socialist indoctrination centers. has called for the public execution of barack obama and joe biden, yours truly, believes teachers should have guns in the classroom. you know, it's -- you can't do public education well if you don't believe in public education. clearly she doesn't. so these races, i think, will generate a lot of interest in and of themselves.

. >> marjorie taylor greene who will be speaking at this convention tweeted this. a battle between good and evil. the democrat party is flat-out evil. >> senator j.d. vance, who is one of the leading picks for vice president in a tweet says, "this is not just some isolated incident. the central premise of the biden campaign is that president donald trump is an authoritarian fascist who must be stopped at all costs. that rhetoric led directly to president trump's attempted assassination. >> and then you have congressman mike collins tweeting, "joe biden sent the orders." >> seth: at a time when things are bad you are choosing to make things worth. you are choosing to inflame the national mood at a dangerous moment rather than show the leadership and basic decency it would take to calm things down. you should be ashamed. please stop. you are also wrong. engaging in the work of democracy and peaceful persuasion is the opposite of inciting violence. it is what we need more of, not less. accurately describing the dangers of autocracy and warning of attempts to dismantle

marjorie taylor greene, and other folks that can happen when your own supporters are trying to help yoully helping as well. this is exactly not only how she should have handled it, but the best she could have handled it. and if these are opportunities as well, the campaign aides are right to roll their eyes and not wanted to happen. but when your candidate handled that, well, that's if not a home run, a good triple. >> i want to bring something. i also knew into our conversation this morning, which is some of this new national polling the trump team warned as soon as harris got into this race, we're going to start to see they were trying to get ahead of this. this is the marquette university poll that shows it's a national poll. there's a likely voter screen, kamala harris, 53%. donald trump, 47%, isaac, we do not need to put the no clear leader label on the top of this graphic, like we often do when we see these national polls and then even when you add in third-party candidates, robert f. kennedy jr. sits at 6%. they've got jill stein, cornel west. it's harris at 50 trump down at 42.

some good news here, the crazy and the bad is you notice there donald trump shouting out marjorie taylor greene from the stage, this is not a man reaching out to the middle in any way. he's naming these three people and saying they're bulldogs, and then he says for victory. that's not what nonpartisan election board members are supposed to be engaged in, trying to put their thumb on the scale for victory. so i think there's a lot of good reason to be concerned about this ruling. these are very legitimate organizations raising alarm bells around this. here's the good news, though, donald trump might have been successful at getting some cronies on this board. he tried to get cronies into the secretary of state office and the governor's office and georgia was one of very few states that resisted him. brian kemp, the sitting republican governor, and brad raffensperger are both still in office. i think we can feel a little bit better since they were the ones that did the right thing in 2020 knowing that the buck's going to stop with them. there's definitely it seems like going to be some trouble mak

crockett earn that plays on that stage last night because of what some choice words she had for marjorie taylor greene, not too long ago, deal it and she's a freshman congress and really the other part of that, i think as this convention has shifted from joe biden to kamala harris has been a generational shift as well. there is. and they're really making a concerted effort to try to talk to younger voters to show the electorate that they are interested in elevating the next generation. >> yeah, it was vibe shift last night and we'll see that continuing tonight that's exactly right. but first this hour and we've been talking about this in the previous hour, reproductive rights have been a central focus for democrats since roe versus wade was overturned more than two years ago, they're hoping it will be a driving issue at the ballot box come november during night, one of the dnc lawmakers praised commonly harris enter plan to restore abortion protections nationwide. take a listen on women's reproductive rights because we believe that a patient's room is too small and cramped a space for a woman, her doc

pictures from atlanta where they're set to take the stage next hour, you see congresswoman marjorie taylor greene, who is from georgia as well. they're they're event is being held in the same place where vice president kamala harris rallied thousands just earlier this week and it's still not clear if we'll get to see trump and harris face off in a debate before november after trump trump backed out of next month's planned debate with abc news saying it's quote terminated because president biden is no longer in the race. he says he will debate if it's hosted by fox news and said, instead, the harris campaign responding quote, donald trump he's running scared. let's bring in former trump white house communications director anthony scaramucci. he's also the author of the book from wall street to the white house and back, anthony, thanks for being here with us. nice to see you on this saturday let's start first on trump backing out of this debate that was previously scheduled filled with abc news. what do you think about that i think it's very typical of him, but he's 100% going to debate vice presid

rick allen and marjorie taylor greene. great job rick. thank you, marjorie.n marjorie from the beginning and she's an amazing political person. i don't like to say politician. she's beyond that. she's really loved and respected by so many people. in washington, when she calls, they get very nervous. she's fantastic. and a future congressman has been with me for eight years. he always wanted to be a congressman, then his district opened up. he said do you think i can do it . i said you have my complete and total endorsement. brian jack. great guy. he's going to be a great congressman. it's what he wanted to be and he's fantastic. you guys are going to love brian. also we alluded to him and talked about him. i'm going to talk about him very positively. he was really a great senator, he was a great man and so many different ways. he was respected more than anybody. very successful businessman that he ran for office a little bit like the trump schedule of events. but he was really a fantastic person in washington, somebody i was very close to. david perdue. doug

rick allen and marjorie taylor greene. great job rick. thank you, marjorie.marjorie from the beginning and she's an amazing political person. i don't like to say politician. she's beyond that. she's really loved and respected by so many people. in washington, when she calls, they get very nervous. she's fantastic. and a future congressman has been with me for eight years. he always wanted to be a congressman, then his district opened up. he said do you think i can do it . i said you have my complete and total endorsement. brian jack. great guy. he's going to be a great congressman. it's what he wanted to be and he's fantastic. you guys are going to love brian. also we alluded to him and talked about him. i'm going to talk about him very positively. he was really a great senator, he was a great man and so many different ways. he was respected more than anybody. very successful businessman that he ran for office a little bit like the trump schedule of events. but he was really a fantastic person in washington, somebody i was very close to. david perdue. doug co