linda mcmahon at mike pompeo. along with tv host tucker carlson. the president's oldest son, eric trump. franklin graham and hulk hogan. the main event this evening expected to be around 90 minutes. this is the former president's first public speech since that assassination on saturday in butler, pennsylvania. we want to know what you want to hear from the former president. republicans dial in. democrats. all others, your line 202-7 48-8922. if you are undecided, 8923. a little bit more about the lineup of speakers tonight. we are going to hear from senator steve bain. -- steve daines. we will hear from richard hudson. he will also be speaking tonight. linda mcmahon. she served as the small business administrator in the trump administration. the former head of the wwe. mike pompeo, the former secretary of state. hulk hogan, ressler. dana white, the ceo of the ultimate fighting championship. eric trump will be speaking. franklin graham, the evangelist, the son of billy graham. that is the lineup tonight. we will go down to the convention floor. susa

host: joining us, sharon mcmahon.mble" is her substack and you can find it at thepreamble.com. lewis from north carolina. democrat line. caller: i am not getting off topic but last year over 65,000 women got raped in america and god forbid some of them conceived. and you know the way the law is now about roe v. wade is no longer. do you think that that particular topic outside of democracy with republicans like -- who turn their politics over and switch to democrats to keep the republican magas out of the white house. because once they get in he is not coming out. he has immunity now. biden could do the same. i would like to hear your thoughts. guest: thank you for being here and listening. abortion is a very big topic this election cycle. you are going to see president biden run hard on abortion. you are going to see nearly every democratic candidate bring up abortion because most americans do support some right to abortion under some sort -- some circumstances. the overwhelming majority believes that there is a circ

host: joining us, sharon mcmahon.le" is her substack and you can find it at thepreamble.com. lewis from north carolina. democrat line. caller: i am not getting off topic but last year over 65,000 women got raped in america and god forbid some of them conceived. and you know the way the law is now about roe v. wade is no longer. do you think that that particular topic outside of democracy with republicans like -- who turn their politics over and switch to democrats to keep the republican magas out of the white house. because once they get in he is not coming out. he has immunity now. biden could do the same. i would like to hear your thoughts. guest: thank you for being here and listening. abortion is a very big topic this election cycle. you are going to see president biden run hard on abortion. you are going to see nearly every democratic candidate bring up abortion because most americans do support some right to abortion under some sort -- some circumstances. the overwhelming majority believes that there is a circum

the ball here pops out of mcmahon's glove when he tried to tag it. it extended the inning and loaded the bases for matt chapman that made colorado pay on the next pitch. the two-run single pushed the lead back to three. rockies catcher? nah not to blake. pitching for the third straight day. colorado had the tying run. getting the ground ball to end it. his 20th save. giants meet the rockies, 5-4 and sweep the series. >>> lawrence butler and the a's. going for a sweep of their own in anaheim. looked good early. clearing the bases, 33rd hit. leading with 28 rbi in july. oakland jumped out to a 6-0 lead. but, bito ran out of gas in the fourth inning. three walks set the table and ward connected for a grand slam to put the angels on top. 8 unanswered. they win 8-6. a's come in on tuesday for the series. >> they had it plenty of excitement at levi's stadium. >> me and fred warner are the only two in there. all right, football! >> reporter: nobody loves football more than george kittle. the heat will turn up as the 9ers put on the pads for the first time >

>> well , there is a particularly >> well, there is a particularly idiotic quote from doctor mary mcmahon the national gallery, saying that a constable would have been aware of the work of people on the land, but he wouldn't have taken part of it in himself. and i'm sure that doctor mcmahon is perfectly aware of the work of bin men, but she's never done it herself. it doesn't, you know, it's just a completely irrelevant comment. it has nothing to do with his art, nothing to do with his art, nothing to do with his life. constable's father owned this bit of land. he liked the river stour. he painted it. that's it? yeah. it wasn't some kind of sin of omission. and it wasn't constable turning his face against the plight of the poor, she. she mentions the corn laws. i'm sure that it had nothing in constable's mind was anything remotely touched by thoughts of the corn laws when he sat down and painted a really rather nice landscape. absolutely. >> i mean, if he wanted to address political issues, he would have done so. >> yes, quite. he was a quite educated and decent man. i'm sure if that had

my name is linda mcmahon and i am the chair of the america fi [applause] i am perhaps one of the few boss, but he is also a friend. let me share a little story that is probably not typical donald trump story. i had a meeting scheduled with him at our as he welcomed me, his anddghter ran up to him. he scooped her up with delight and askeder most you to full girl in the world and she said me.then he asked au love the most in t world? she said you, grandpa. he kissed her on both cheeks. then she whisked off his hat and must his hair. met donald trump when i was tho of world wrestling entertainment. [applause] for fun, he became part of the most compelling and highest rated storylines in the company's history. when he became president, i was honored to serve in his cabinet running the small business mistration. i traveled the country talking to buss creators. o understood them and fought for them. are the engine of the american economy and the trump tax cutprl for .almost every business ownei spokeh was using their tax savings to grow their businesses. . ladies and gentlemen, the u.s. ec

we also heard from former wwe ceo linda mcmahon, current ufc ceo dana white, and wwe superstar hulk hogan recently as the subject of the google search "hulk hogan still alive question mark." some say having the hulkster is weird, but i say having a pro wrestler kinda makes sense. this whole week has been kinda like the wwe. everybody's sweaty and yelling, and most of it's fake. the only thing missing from the wwe-ness of it was someone getting knocked to the floor by folding chairs and i stand corrected. rudy, he's okay. rudy's okay. rudy's okay. rudy has been hanging around the rnc all week even though he has no speaking slot. when asked why he was there, rudy offered this explanation. >> i got nowhere else to go! [laughter] >> stephen: he doesn't. then we heard, this was nice. then we heard from executive vice president of the trump organization, eric, who spoke glowingly of his boss. >> yet through it all, he's shown unwavering courage and determination, not just in public but in every private conversation with me. >> stephen: so? just in public. then eric revealed something about dona

we did still with wwe, he shaved vince mcmahon's hair off.i watched how he treated everybody the same. it was cool to see. there you go. it was really cool to see, this guy has not changed a bit. all the stuff the press writes, he is not that guy. >> brian: do you think if you told everybody how your al allegiance, you might be the running mate, not j.d. vance. >> i've had people tell me i need to get in politics. i know right from wrong, to be a flat tax, standard flat tax, fix everything. >> steve: politics has been full contact and you would be expert. thank you for getting up early. >> great to be here. >> brian: fantastic. >> i'm a huge fan of the show, and i watch all the time. >> steve: then you know rachel campos-duffy, she is talking with folks at a diner and we'll hear from them coming up next. >> all right. we believe at newday usa we have a noble purpose. our purpose is not just closing a loan. we want to do whatever is best for the individual service person. we want to be known as america's mortgage company for veterans and activ

and how it transforms, we have the old images of donald trump tackling mcmahon at wwe events. you, garrett, to inspire that 10,000-word essay. vaughan, we're all talking about whether or not donald trump's tone is going to change? will the tone change -- maybe, but what about the instance? >> reporter: i'm glad garrett started out the segment. i was never a wwe guy. this is not the first fight song. hillary clinton tried it in 2016 and it didn't work out too well. maybe in 2024 it will for donald trump. in terms of rhetoric, maybe the song answers the question here. the social media account of donald trump has done the most talking publicly that we've heard from him this week. i'll read you part of the social media post, this is donald trump, goat, democrats are attempting to interfere in the presidential election and destroying the justice system by attacking the honorable supreme court. those are the words of donald trump on social media. the question here, for nine years we've been talking about a pivot and this is the only near-death experience that donald trump has been t

my name is linda mcmahon and i am the chair of the america first policy institute.een privileged to call donald trump a colleague and a boss, but he is also a friend. let me share a little story that is probably not typical donald trump story. i had a meeting scheduled with him at our lago. as he welcomed me, his four-year-old granddaughter ran up to him. he scooped her up with delight and asked her who is the most you to full girl in the world and she said me. then he asked and who do you love the most in the world? she said you, grandpa. he kissed her on both cheeks. then she whisked off his hat and must his hair. i first met donald trump when i was the ceo of world wrestling entertainment. [applause] for fun, he became part of the most compelling and highest rated storylines in the company's history. when he became president, i was honored to serve in his cabinet running the small business administration. i traveled the country talking to business owners and job creators. they knew they had a president who understood them and fought for them. he knew that small b

ryan mcmahon grounds to matt chapman. chappy the pirouette to throw him out at first.at defense there. this would be the opposite of great defense. thairo estrada to left. shawn bouchard goes oh lay face plant. two run scores on what the official scorer called a two run triple. that was generous. right now the giants are leading three. nothing they've just gone to the fifth and the a's are playing the angels tonight. second round of the open championship. from a really windy royal troon shot of the day jon rahm on nine pitching from about 50 yards out. and one of the things that's great about the open is you play different shots around the green and look at it just roll roll, roll and into the cup rahm with a 70. he's plus one after two rounds tiger woods. look he did not have many highlights the past couple of days. this was one a birdie on six. but he's plus 14. and missed the cut. this is the championship that england's justin rose has always wanted. the most deep birdie putt on 18. rose only two back at five under par. world number one scottie scheffler. he's hangi

he will get ryan mcmahon swinging. here he comes with another k here.ve innings, three hit, no run ball. what a year he's having for the rookie. and what a few weeks this guy is having. tyler fitzgerald will crush out his ninth home run this year. that's eight jackson ten games and more than enough as the rockies go down twice. five nothing in game two. giants go for a four game sweep here this afternoon. and don't look now. but the a's are on a roll. two in socal taking on the angels. shea langeliers with a three run shot. his 20th of the season. he's up quickly. three nothing zack gelof will glove the final out of the game as the a's win their sixth in eight games, a31 final at anaheim. and like the giants, they'll go for the angels sweeper today at the big a oakland a's have. >> bart still working to recover this morning after systemwide outages shut down. four oakland bart stations yesterday. the electrical room fire that forced hundreds to evacuate this morning. tens of thousands of runners have hit the streets of san francisco for the city's 47th

and then it's also his former republican party where was mcmahon? fast where it was madness, where it was asked for all of these people are not part of this republican party. so we did see a new republican party here. but i think it shrinking, but i say it's growing, i've been at every conventions, his republican convention since 2004 with the exception of 2021 is canceled from covid and this was the most diverse lineup of speakers, both by racially diverse, you know, you had the first openly gay cabinet member ever in american history speak and ric grenell, it really was a very different party saying the other night i don't think there's many face tattoos and mitt romney convention in 2012. >> it was clearly broadening a different image for the republican party if you're reaching out to folks effect, we had hoke hogan speaking last night. i mean, we're reaching out to different demographics that have not looked at the republican party before that adventure that happened to this, that i think is the key is, do you get with the whole hogans with the

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>> well , there is a particularly >> well, there is a particularly idiotic quote from doctor mary mcmahon saying that a constable would have been aware of the work of people on the land, but he wouldn't have taken part of it in himself. and i'm sure that doctor mcmahon is perfectly aware of the work of bin men, but she's never done it herself. it doesn't, you know, it's just a completely irrelevant comment. it has nothing to do with his art, nothing to do with his art, nothing to do with his life. constable's father owned this bit of land. he liked the river stour. he painted it. that's it? yeah. it wasn't some kind of sin of omission. and it wasn't constable turning his face against the plight of the poor, she. she mentions the corn laws. i'm sure that it had nothing in constable's mind was anything remotely touched by thoughts of the corn laws when he sat down and painted a really rather nice landscape. absolutely. >> i mean, if he wanted to address political issues, he would have done so. >> yes, quite. he was a quite educated and decent man. i'm sure if that had been necessary, he wou

policy agenda as of 2023, i think, it has cabinet secretaries as part of its fold and chair by linda mcmahon, small business administration. in 2019, secretary wolf served under president donald trump as acting secretary of homeland security, secretary wolf experienced lands two presidential administrations in the hill where he worked as republican staffer, the senators phil graham, hutchison. please join me in welcoming secretary chad wolf to the stage along with our own michelle, national engagement director who moderate the session. please give them a round of applause. [applause] >> well, good afternoon, everyone u. this is a lot of pressure because this is about coffee break time. so i hope you all got your caffeine before we came in but i think this is going to be a really robust conversation so we are glad that you're here. secretary wolf, welcome. >> thank you. >> pleasure to have you here on the stage. as always thank our good friend senator norm coleman for his support. so let's dive in. i am going to start by addressing the elephant in the roof and that is definitely a punt intend

street, top investors watching your money ahead of equity trading strategy stuart kiser and also chris mcmahon out of the 2024 presidential race and endorses kamala harris to be the democratic nominee we have market starting off the week higher and we've been across the board green so far for the year but investors are trying to have a conversation if the exit by president biden if it tampers with the return of the trump train, you say that momentum is enhancing and you think markets will trend higher, is because of the polling that you are seeing trump versus harris. >> i think you're right i don't think people perceive this i think is likely that harris is the presumptive nominee and they don't see a big difference between the biden agenda and a harris agenda in the joe manchin gets involved and doesn't get things a little crazy if things stay at this level, the market see that harris will not win the day that the trump administration is probably going to come back and empower and if so it makes more sense today than it did yesterday. cheryl: the sectors under the trump trade that would be s

. >> jim mcmahon. >> jim mcmahon. >> no, i don't want to know . >> no, i don't want to know. >> no, iers sponsors of weather on gb news . on gb news. >> hello there. good morning. this is your gb news. weather updates provided by the met office. a new week often gives you the chance to start afresh. unfortunately, the weather hasn't quite caught the memo stuck in the same pattern. i'm afraid . we've got another area afraid. we've got another area of low pressure quickly moving its way into southwestern areas. today this is going to be bringing some very heavy rainfall. thundery, torrential downpours are possible and as a result, there is a rain warning in force for south west england and wales. certainly some localised flooding and travel disruption is possible. so take care. some of that rain is pushing into southeastern areas of england as well, but the northern half of the uk faring better today with some sunny spells and temperatures responding to that, 20 to 21 c here. so feeling a bit more pleasant and warm. but as we head towards that evening rush hour period, please do again.

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agenda, as of 2023, it has eight former cabinet secretaries as part of its fold, chaired by linda mcmahonead of the small business administration. 2019, secretary wolf served under donald trump as acting secretary of homeland security secretary wolf experienced two presidential administrations where he worked as a republican stafford or mike phil gramm, kay bailey hutchison, and chuck hagel. please join me in welcoming secretary chad wolf to the stage, with michelle bekkering, who will moderate the session. please give them a round of applause. [ applause ] ♪ ♪ >> good afternoon, everyone. this is a lot of pressure because this is about coffee break time. i hope you got your caffeine. i think this will be a robust conversation we are glad you are here. secretary wolf, welcome, pleasure to have you on the stage. >> thank you. >> thank you to senator norm coleman for his support. i will address the elephant in the room, that is definitely a pun for our republican friends. thank you, i need a chuckle. we have all the signage, the leadership coalition, you are executive director in an organiz

and it's chaired by linda mcmahon who is the former head of a small business administration. from 2019 a secretary wolf served under president donald trump as acting secretary of homeland security. secretary wolf experienced two presidential ministrations, and the hill in where he worked as a republican staffer. i have an affinity for those who have served in the upper chamber by the way. please join me, and welcome secretary chad wolf to the stage along with our own michelle becker, and you will see is national engagement director who will moderate this section. give them a round of applause. >> well, good afternoon, everyone u. this is a lot of pressure because this is about coffee break time. so i hope you all got your caffeine before we came in but i >> well, good afternoon everyone. all right, this is a lot of pressure because this is about coffee break time. so, i hope you all got your caffeine before we came in. but, i think this is going to be a really robust and riveting conversation. executive wolf, welcome. pleasure to have you here on the stage. as always thanks t

let's speak now to the minister for levelling up, housing and communities, jim mcmahon.led in a number of missile strikes, including a number of children. that hospital in kyiv. i know the new prime minister has condemned it and described his attacks as atrocious, but what will he be urging other nato leaders to actually do when he meets them later today in washington?— meets them later today in washinrton? .,, . meets them later today in washinrton? . ., washington? the most recent attacks are a reminder _ washington? the most recent attacks are a reminder that _ washington? the most recent attacks are a reminder that we _ washington? the most recent attacks are a reminder that we cannot - washington? the most recent attacks are a reminder that we cannot waverl are a reminder that we cannot waver on our support for ukraine, and i think it was a statement of intent that the new defence secretary went out in the first 48 hours to ukraine to recommit britain's support for their efforts in defending their sovereignty and their democracy. so what we are seeing is heartbreaki

a notably first up, we have linda mcmahon ban a former trump administration official, who was the presidentfounder alongside her husband vince, of world wrestling entertainment, in which donald trump participated in and his years before his foray into politics. perhaps not a surprise that we're also going to hear from the former world wrestling champion himself hulk hogan later in evening. not exactly someone that's been known to dabble in republican politics also, perhaps not surprising that later in the evening right before donald trump has introduced, we're going to here from the president of ufc, the famed mma organization in which donald trump has attended numerous events. a ringside to win missed the combat sport firsthand. >> we should also point out that a number of mma fighters have given full throated endorsement of the former president and just before dawn donald trump takes the stage. >> we're set to hear from rap-rock, her kid rock. cnn has learned that he's actually adapted some of the lyrics to his hit song, american badass, to meet the moment. he's going to be leading the cr

we heard from miss mcmahon. she was the former presidents small business administrator and she talked about policy. the fact that trump tax cuts may come back into play. they were rocket fuel for the economy so there are speakers talking about policy including kevin mccarthy. individual who likes to talk about policy. joe: thank you for being in the hall. anne-marie, tell the speaker we said hello as we consider dynamics and their questions of whether we will see milani, barron trump or others. outside has been a story of security. tyler kendall joins us. tyler: i'm in front of the arena doors, far busier than we have seen, the closest i have seen protesters get. there is heightened security, officers lining the perimeter to get inside. interesting to see when people get through long lines and are milling about, many delegates are wearing clothing with state names. when you get where anne-marie is delegates are sectioned off and one thing we're looking for is if states get more retention because trump is targeti

and i heard the new local government minister, jim mcmahon, earlier talking about it won't be on theng hills of england. well, that's all right then . yeah. well hills all right then. yeah. well hills roll. they won't build on them. >> let's talk to former labour mp bill rammell, a friend of the show. morning, bill. you can probably sense our frustration and certainly my anger that tony blair has taken this week to burst onto the stage and to talk about what are effectively globalist vision for this country . we need to sort our own country. we need to sort our own house out before we start talking about putting money in the in the pockets of the tony blair foundation . blair foundation. >> well, look, it's a non—profit making organisation. and i think tony was talking. how much is he worth, bill? >> how much is tony blair worth? how many millions? how many hundreds of millions is that man worth as a former prime minister? >> and how much is john major worth, and how much is something like what tony blair is worth? >> nothing like it. >> nothing like it. >> i don't think that's actua