ladies and gentlemen, i came from middletown, ohio. i am proud of it and i will never forget where i came from. [applause] >> in fact, i might make the secret service -- i'm just kidding. they get nervous. they do not like -- and i love milton, too i love both. but milton says expanded bit. i fear you can get milton not just at the s place that's in there on what is a roosevelt? i think you can get the loans it were now or at least a lot of other places so it's cast a wider net. anyway, talk about donuts all day. i skipped lunch to my mind is on donuts here. youlu know, i'll tell you anothr story. my mamaw was an incredible woman and a lot of you newer and a lot of you and you are personally at a talk atan the rnc convention d i'll repeat this for you because i think illustrate how touchy was that mamaw died in 2005. i was i was a united states marine and i was just about to leave for iraq. when the rest of us went through the things they discovered 19 voted handguns from mamaw. that is not a made up -- that is -- [applause] [inaudible

i graduated from middletown high school 23 years ago. and a lot of you know the story of my family, half of you are probably related to me. this town was so good to me and i can tell so many stories about my grandmother, my mom, my sister, my aunt lee, i think all of them are here. are you here, cheryl? my stepmom. we have so many good people who have been so good to me but even if you cast a wider net, ron was my math teacher in high school. ron has got to be around here somewhere, i know he is. i do not know if this story is true or just a legend, ron, if it is not true don't tell me because i have gone 21 years believing it and i don't want to be contradicted now. the story is wrought of course is a tough teacher and demanding of his student but the story goes one point he thought we had a student who did not want to take a world famous ron math exam so someone called in a bomb threat to the high school and everyone goes outside and you know the fire department comes. ron was ticked off someone was messing with his schedule so he walk

and i got to say hello, middletown ohio, hello to the great middletown ohio, hello to the great middletown, i am so grateful to be here, gratefulfor this turnout. so many of you know my story, but he graduated from middletown ohio school in 2003, 21 years ago. and a lot of you know the story of my family, a lot of you, hell, a lot of you are my family actually. if you count fourth and fifth cousins, half of your probably related to me in this room. but you know, this town was so good to me and i could tell so many stories about, you know, my mema, my grandma. i know and we is here, where zero, i love you cheryl, my stepmum. we've got so many good people who have been so good to me, evenif people who have been so good to me, even if you cast a wider net, ron selby was my maths teacher in high school, ron has got to be around here somewhere, i know he is. i will tell his story, i don't know if this story is actually true, but it's just the legend of ron selby, if it's not too don't tell me, because i've gone 21 years believing it and i've gone 21 years believing it and i don't want to be, i

[applause] and i have to say hello middletown, ohio. hello to the great middletown minis. i'm so grateful to be here and i'm so grateful for this tur turnout. so many of you know my story but i graduated from middletown, ohio, school in 2003. 21 years ago. and a lot of you know the story of my family. a lot of you are my family. if you count fourth and fifth cousin, half of you are probably related to me in this room. but this town was so good to me and i can tell so many stories about my grandmother. i could tell stories about my mom and my sister. i could tell story about my aunt. i know she's here. i think all of those people are here. i think cheryl. where you cheryl? my stepmom. we just have so many good people that are been good to me but even if you cast a wider net, ron selby was my math teacher in high school. ron has to be around here somewhere. i know he is. i will tell a story. i don't know if this story is actually true or if it is the legend of ron selby but ron if it's not true don't tell me because i've gone 21 years believing it and i don't want to be cont

because we really have been forgotten in middletown, ohio. they think that we're backwards and bad people and think we don't know how to do anything and we do, ladies and gentlemen. this is where things are made. this is the source of america's greatness. i just want to say, i promise you this, i will fight every single day to restore and america that works for americans. >> thank you! mr. vance: i will fight for policies that lower the cost of your groceries and lower the cost of your housing and make life more affordable and not less affordable as it has been under the democrats. i will fight for energy policies that make it easy to keep your home in the winter and cool in the summer because i lived with a mamaw who sometimes worried whether there was money enough to heat the house in the winter. i will fight for every single one of your children when they lay their head down at night and before they fall asleep to dream of the future as one of hope and possibility. your children deserve the inheritance of this country and the inheritance o

middletown is in a plateau. so, if you have ever been to cincinnati, which is the closest big city to middletown, it is very hilly, almost mountainous, but not like kentucky and tennessee. brian: when did you leave the area permanently? j.d.: i left in 2003 to join the military. i was in the marines. this was right after we invaded iraq. i enlisted in april of 2003. i believe we invaded in march of 2003. spent a lot of time in north carolina. did a tour in iraq. the war was the engine that brought me out of where i grew up. besides going back to visit family, have not really lives there -- family, i have not really lives there for more than a few months at a time. brian: what years were you in the marines? j.d.: 2003-2007. i did a four-year tour in the marines. i went to ohio state for a couple of years. brian: what was your major? j.d.: i majored in political science and philosophy at ohio state. brian: what years were you in yale law school? j.d.: i was in yale from 2010-2013. i pretty much went straight there

i remember my friends, so many moments middletown ohio.down central which mama was kind of okay and then university she's not okay with you have kids you know this town you know what i'm talking about. i just remember looking to the future and the thing i wanted most in the whole world i wanted to be able to give my kid a little bit of stability and comfort i did not have when i was growing up. that's all he really wanted when i think about the american dream i don't think about writing a book i do not think about becoming a business guy. i do not even think about running for vice president of the united states even though it is pretty cool to do that. think about becoming a husband and a father in that is the way in which this community and this country looks up to me. [applause] and a while we're talking about didn't my wife do a good job the other night or what? didn't she do great? there she is. she's too embarrassed to stand up. get used to it hunting its four months of me embarrassing you, that is what we do. i just think when we con

middletown is a town where there were ku klux klan there. you didn't ride in middletown after a certain time of night. so when you're giving him sympathy, he doesn't deserve any sympathy. ok? that's the first thing. and the second thing, i watched trump's ceremony yesterday and i was listening to byron donaldson and he was talking about the fact that joe biden's children went to private school. well, joe biden has said that he rode the train every night home to get to his children after his wife died. donald trump lives in a hotel. he has never cut grass, the only time he sees grass is when he's out there playing golf. ok? he doesn't know what a grocery store looks like. he doesn't know the price of a gallon of gas. so i don't know why anybody's comparing themselves with donald trump. your parents didn't give you a million dollars for you to lose and then when you lose it all, then you come back and get another million dollars. we don't have that. so i don't know why america, 300 million americans are putting themselves in the place of donal

i think i'd say hello middletown, ohio. hello to the great middletown minis. i'm so grateful to be here. i'm so grateful for the sort out you know, i, so many of you know my story, but i graduated from middletown, ohio school in 2003, 21 years ago. and a lot of you know, the story of my family, a lot of you, i mean hell, a lot of you are my family actually were probably if you count 4th and 5th cousins, half of you are probably related to me in this room. but you know, this town was so good to me and i could tell so many stories about, you know, my, my grandma, my grandmother, i could tell stories about my mom and my sister. i can tell stories about it. we know it. we see here. we've got so many great. i think all those people here actually think cheryl or cheryl, you hear cheryl, i love you cheryl, my step mom. we just got so many good people who've been so good to me. but even if you've cast a wide or net, you know, ron selby was my math teacher in high school. ron's got to be around here somewhere . i know. yeah, that's fine hotel. i will tell a story that

let's cross now to middletown , ohio, cross now to middletown, ohio, where trump's vice president candidated vance , is speaking candidate jd vance, is speaking in his hometown at his first solo rally. >> i could tell stories about my mom and my sister. i could tell stories about, aren't we? i know, aren't we is here, we've got so many. great. i think all those people here, actually, i think cheryl, where's cheryl? are you here? cheryl? i love you, cheryl. my stepmom. we just got so many good people who have been so good to me. but even if you cast a wider net, you know, ron selby was my math teacher in high school . ron selby was my math teacher in high school. ron's got to be around here somewhere. i know he is. now i will tell. i will tell a story. now i don't know if this story is actually true or if it's just the legend of ron selby, but ron, if it's not true, don't tell me, because i've gone 21 years believing it and i don't want to be. i don't want to be contradicted now. but you know, the story is that at some point, ron, of course, was a tough teacher. he demanded a lot of his stud

, middletown was booming. it didn't take but about two to three years and the politicians saw this deal and it turned into a ghost town overnight. many people one from prosperous to nothing, and it left a large community, and that's where the trouble began. it wasn't that people got lazy and that's not what he said. it just turned into that way because, i know people do sometimes bad things, but as far as that goes, that is not what he was saying at all. that's just something you interpreted because you are probably on the other side, i have no idea. but whatever. >> sure, sure, no, and i think that in hillbilly elegy, senator vance does talk about that decline as central to what happened in middletown and other communities like it and the broader decline of the steel industry, but he does also, in several occasions, talk about how he observed that other families were not kind of teaching their kids to be ambitious, that they were teaching their kids to be lazy, he talks about welfare cheats, he talked about p

and in the '60s and early '70s middletown was booming. it didn't take but about two or three years and the politicians sold the steel industrial where armco steel was. and it turned into a ghost town overnight. many, o many people went from prosperous to nothing. it left a large community and that's with the trouble began. it wasn't the people got lazy. that's not what he said. it didn't just turned away because i don't people sometimes do bad things. as far as that goes, that's not what he was saying at all. that's just something you are absurd because you are probably on the other side. i have noy idea, but whatever. >> guest: sure. no, and i think that in "hillbilly elegy" senator vance does of course talk about the decline of armco as central to happened in middletown and of the community like it and the broader declined of the steel industry. but he does also in several occasions talk about how he observed that of the families were not kind of teaching their kids toei be ambitious, that the were teaching the kids to be lazy. he talks

vance shortly from his high school there in middletown, ohio.t will be his first solo rally and it will be happening in his hometown. >> john: one of the big questions as if kamala harris prevails and becomes a nominee, who will she pick as her running mate. folks are asking people like andy beshear, governor of kentucky if he would be up for the job. don't forget he is a democrat in a traditionally red state. other governors are being asked the same question. my money, i love to wager on these political things and put down as much as a dollar on occasion and so i will take my bunk and i will put it on pete buttigieg. i think she is going to take pete buttigieg as a running m mate. >> sandra: bill melugin is on the ground there. i appreciate john has given us his predictions here. who knows what will be in this speech appeared we are all waiting to see how j.d. vance will address the crowd there when he began speaking moment for now. >> i can tell you the crowd is ready for him. it's a packed room. it's a high school auditorium, j.d. vance is ol

i grew up in middletown, ohio.plause] >> a small town where people spoke their minds, built with their hands and loved their god, their family and their community and their country with their whole hearts but it was also a place the cast aside by america's ruling class washington. when i was in fourth grade a politician by the name of joe biden supported nafta. that sent countless jobs to mexico. when i was a sophomore in high school, that same career politician named joe biden gave china a sweetheart trade deal that destroyed even more good middle class manufacturing jobs. when i was a senior in high school that same joe biden promoted the disastrous invasion of iraq and each step of the way in small towns like mine or next door in michigan, in states across our country, jobs were sent overseas and our children were sent to war. i agree. and somehow, a real estate developer from new york city by the name of donald j. trump was right on all of these issues while biden was wrong. president trump knew even then that

when they moved to middletown, ohio, his mother, his, his mother was pregnant at the time. she was 14 years old. she was with i'm not sure whether he was, they were married at the time, but they became married. she was with a boy, here was 17 years old. and so you had a 17 year old and a 14 year old who moved to this factory town for work and defend the kind at the time united middletown was like so many places in america. it was, it had a steel. now it had some paper factories to very, very strong environment for jobs, for stable employment. there was a good religious community. and then under bill clinton, we signed this now after trade a great night by which we, we began to send all of our factories down to mexico and the other places around the world. and we just got in the american workforce. and so uh, so judy vance uh, was raised in a, in a very, in a white working class family that was impoverished. and everybody around them that they had tremendous addiction, tremendous joblessness. and. and so he grew up in poverty. and you know, he why don't want to be extremely

i grew up in middletown, ohio.applause] >> a small town where people spoke their minds, built with their hands and loved their god, their family and their community and their country with their whole hearts but it was also a place the cast aside by america's ruling class washington. when i was in fourth grade a politician by the name of joe biden supported nafta. that sent countless jobs to mexico. when i was a sophomore in high school, that same career politician named joe biden gave china a sweetheart trade deal that destroyed even more good middle class manufacturing jobs. when i was a senior in high school that same joe biden promoted the disastrous invasion of iraq and each step of the way in small towns like mine or next door in michigan, in states across our country, jobs were sent overseas and our children were sent to war. i agree. and somehow, a real estate developer from new york city by the name of donald j. trump was right on all of these issues while biden was wrong. president trump knew even then tha

okay, thank you for that to level that for us in middletown, ohio. uh well, the direct to the us secret service says the attempted assassination of donald trump was the most significant operational fighter in decades. kimberly, chico is appearing before the congress. she has told the house committee she's taking full responsibility for any security lapse. the secret service has come under intense scrutiny off to the attempted assassination of the full and the president. earlier this month on trump was hit in the by a bullet one pass and was killed. 2 of us injured the secret service. a solemn mission is to protect our nation's leaders. on july 13th, we failed. as the director of the united states secret service. i take full responsibility for any security lapse of our agency. we are fully cooperating with ongoing investigations. we must learn what happened and i will move heaven and earth to ensure that an incident like july, 13th does not happen again. it was just your advertising, saves lives in capitol hill in washington dc and shared we took a li

a boy from middletown, ohio -- [cheers and applause] >> j.d.! j.d.! j.d.! j.d.! j.d.! j.d.!ughter] >> raised by his grandmother through tough times, chosen to help lead our country through some of its greatest challenges. i am grateful to all of you for the trust you've placed in him and in our family. and with that, it is my great privilege to introduce my husband and the next vice president of the united states, j.d. vance! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> hello, ohio! ♪ why don't we liberate these united states in. ♪ we're the ones who need it the worst. ♪ let the rest of the world help us for a change -- ♪ and let's rebuild america first ♪ >> thank you. ♪ our highways and bridges are falling apart. ♪ who's blessed and who has been cursed. ♪ if there's things to be done all a over the world, but -- ♪ let's rebuild america first. >> a thank you, thank you. please. wow. wow! [cheers and applause] >> j.d.! j.d.! j.d.! j.d.! j.d.! j.d.! j.d.! [laughter] >> first of all, i'm a lucky guy. isn't she lovely? amazing? [cheers and applause] greetings, milwaukee, my fellow if americans

only know him as a best-selling author of his memoir, "hillbilly elegy," about his childhood in middletown, ohio, in a poor family with appalachian roots. vance is married with three children, he joined the marines before attending yale law school and later became a venture capitalist before entering politics, rising to the u.s. senate with trump's endorsement. an evolution from criticizing trump... >> i'm a never trump guy. >> reporter: to backing him... >> we have got to elect president donald j. trump to the white house tonight. >> reporter: he is expected to underscore his military service and tough upbringing with the focus on convincing working americans and unit members that republicans stand with them, a message he will bring to the key battleground states of pennsylvania, wisconsin, and michigan. top campaign of iser chris lacivita. >> he is particularly well-suited at speaking to what we believe are the forgotten men and women of the united states. >> reporter: but the biting campaign, making a huge push on reproductive rights, sees vance as vulnerable as vulnerable. >> this is a

a boy from middletown, ohio, the res, by his grandmother through tough times chosen to help lead our country through some of its greatest challenges. i am grateful to all of you for the trust you placed in him and in our family. and with that is my great privilege to introduce my husband and the next vice president of the united states. the united states, the, to the thank you. thank you way. wow. wow, the 1st of all, are like a guy, isn't she lovely? amazing. green, milwaukee of my fellow americans and my fellow republicans, my name is j events from the great thing about ohio to 9 which is a waste you guys were to chill with the ohio level going to when did you get to here? so the by periods to night is a night hope a celebration of what america once was, and with god's grace, what it will soon be again. and it is a reminder of the sacred duty we have to preserve the american experiment to choose a new path for our children and grandchildren. but as we meet tonight, we cannot forget that this evening could have been so much different. instead of a day of celebration, this could have

i grew up in middletown, ohio. spoke their minds, built with their hands, and loved their god, their family, their community, and their country with their whole hearts but it was also a place that had been cast aside and forgotten by america's ruling class in washington. when i was in the fourth grade a career politician by the name of joe biden supported nafta, a bad trade deal that sent countless good jobs to mexico. when i was a sophomore in high school, that same career politician named joe biden gave china a sweetheart trade deal that destroyed even more good american middle class manufacturing jobs. [boos] >> when i was a senior in high school that same joe biden supported the disastrous invasion of iraq, and at each step of the way, in small towns like mine in ohio, or next door in pennsylvania or michigan, in states all across our country, jobs were sent overseas and our children were sent to war. and -- [chanting] [chanting joe must go] >> i agree. and somehow, a real estate developer from new york city by

he said he felt like kentucky was his spiritual home even though middletown, ohio was his actual homehis mother struggle with drug addiction has become essential part of his political story. the way republicans have been using the opioid epidemic and tying it to immigration is a good symbol for the various assaults on national sovereignty -- this is how they would put it. the united states has surrendered control of its border and its people to outside influences, to foreign invasion, to use a popular conservative term. we have abandoned protecting our borders and that means immigrants, drug dealers are assaulting our american citizens. obviously it is a political risk that resonates with the republican base and an interesting symbol for the way republicans think about the abdication of american sovereignty and the turning over of the governing of america to elites whose allegiance ease are primarily to a cosmopolitan world untethered from american soil and american citizens and who have abandoned the american people to these nefarious forces that exist outside of us. nermeen: you tal

>> you mean middletown?> that whole area. >> i left in 2003, and i left, like a lot of kids, even one on my block, running the military. i enlisted in the marines. this was right after we invaded in iraq. so it left, went to the marine corps, spent a lot of time in north carolina, did a tour in iraq, but that was the engine that brought me out of where i grew up. besides going back to visit family, i have not really lived there for more than a few months at a time. host: that was from 2016. we are taking your calls for another 10 minutes or so on the pick of j.d. vance as a vp nominee. otis, new providence, new jersey, independent line. caller: good morning. i have a couple points i would make. they talk about the unemployment rate is down, is up and everything. in 2020, the unemployment rate was 4.1%. we gained 250,000 jobs. so where are they getting these facts from? are they allowed to just get on tv and just lie? because they are lying. host: so what do you think of j.d. vance as the vp pick? caller: i t

. >> bill: today vance making is holding a rally in middletown, ohio. we're on the ground to bring it to you. >> dana: fox news just confirm kamala harris spoke to former president barack obama after biden decided to leave the ticket. one of over 100 calls she had yesterday. former advisor wolf joins us live. >> 45 minutes from now the head of the secret service will take questions on the failures leading to trump's assassination attempt. we'll watch it live together. don't move. a ton to get through throughout the morning and afternoon here on the fox news channel. lord, you know what's on our hearts. you know where we struggle. you know where we need to be pushed. help us give it all to you. the good, the bad. help us turn to you in everything we do. amen. i invite you to join me in more prayer on hallow, stay prayed up (restaurant noise) allison! (restaurant noise) ♪ [announcer] introducing allison's plaque psoriasis. she thinks her flaky, gray patches are all people see. otezla is the #1 prescribed pill to treat plaque psoriasis. over here! otezla c

nobody here was taking a chance feel about out of this era in middletown, ohio, as the director of the u. s. secret service is told, members of congress, but her officials failed and their duty to protect donald trump. the republican presidential candidate was grazed by a bullet during a rally in pennsylvania company, chico said it was her agencies west operational failure. in decades, many politicians on the house was not committee one had to resign. the shabbots earful raised her right hand despite caused by her resignation, secret service director kimberly, to, to refuses to do so all getting it's her role now to monitor the various inquiries into the security. lapses that up to the assassination attempt against donald trump . on july 13th, we failed. i am dedicated to find any answers to what happened. and like every secret service agent, we don't shirking for our responsibilities. i will remain on and be responsible to the agency to this committee, to the former president and to the american public. it is seasonal, publish transparency, but refused to answer key questions. notably

feel about, i'll just say era in middletown, ohio well statement is a political analyst on the phone with stuff and to and president bill clinton's administration. he says this race between republicans and democrats will be about a bachelor of narratives of the republicans and the republican machine has been extraordinarily effective in, in, in and sang. joe biden was too old. he was the nile. he was part of despite and crime family. all of that work that they've been doing to demonize in a way and make this even confident present and find all that works gone because that doesn't apply to vice president harris. now what the republicans are going to try and do, and you see the vice presidential candidate jd events in particular doing is tying vice president harris to president fine when it comes to the issues of which they are not pulling very well where they don't have a lot of support emigration. number one, inflation in the economy. my code number one or a number 2. and so they're going to try and make this a referendum. and president biden's 1st term and what vice president harris

if apologies elected in november, phil available is that not really middletown the highest of which i have on spend a lot of time during this, riley refer rate phase trial to to the fact that it comes from it. after all, he is a local boy that's worked through the crowd here. there are hundreds of people. many of them couldn't even get inside. at one point, they have to be to find their way. because the whole in this school was full. he actually came out to that point because he knew people who were annoyed, he gave them away and people left to couldn't get in happy that they'd at least got to say the man they hope will become the vice president. of course, like i say he is a local boy, he's seen as a local boy who has done good. yes, he went to university one of the most prestigious in the well, yes, he was a bunch of capitalist and he was the best selling author whose life story was made into a netflix movie. but also he comes from very humble roots. he grew up here in small town america, he became a marine, he became a senator. now he is a potential vice president some site. he cou

phil level is in middletown, ohio with j. d bounce is expected the fest. let's get to the very latest on the democrats with our white house correspondent can be whole kids. so kimberly. so we saw a couple of harris that asked and events uh, just in the last hour or so. in the mentioned community is growing behind, but they are still several key democratic figures. nancy pelosi, barack obama being to who have yet to induce. so is it a done deal? this is for the most part, it is a done deal. i mean, she is the what we like to call the presumptive nominee for the democratic party because she's clinch now. 1 the endorsement of really the last possible a contender for this was seen as someone who was likely to run a guest or and that is the governor of illinois. and that is the governor print, skirt. and so now it really is just a matter of making sure that all of the delegates that were pledged to her really do support her what she's got. so as you pointed out, is a problem with regard to the fact that there are some notable emissions and that is brock obama a

feel about out of this era in middletown. ohio is the director of the u. s. secret service has told members of congress, but our offices failed and nat geo teacher protect donald trump. the republican presidential candidate was grazed by a bullet during a rally in pennsylvania. kimberly cheetos that it was our agencies worst operational failure in decades. many politicians on the house that was not committed. you want to resign a chaper townsley report to raise her right hand despite coals by her resignation, secret service director. kimberly cheadle refuses to do so. all doing it's her role now to monitor the various inquiries into the security. lapses that up to the assassination attempt against donald trump. on july 13th, we failed. i am dedicated to find any answers to what happened. and like every secret service agent, we don't sure. for our responsibilities, i will remain on and be responsible to the agency, to this committee, to the former president and to the american public. there's trees on page transparency but refused to answer key questions. n

is a native of middletown ohio. okay, and a graduate of the middletown high school. he then went into marines for four years, served in iraq. and came back, went to ohio state and finished it in two years, then went to yale law school, graduated there as member of the yale law journal, clerked for a federal judge for a year. he is now in the investment world based in part in washington, dc. he is married to a former classmate from yale law school who is here somewhere maybe on our way with bringing two month old son. so if you see a two month old son somewhere, that's his son. so let's start there. surely when you started to write this book in your wildest imagination, you could not have thought that you were going to write a new york times bestseller in your first book, or did, you know, i certainly didn't think that i would. so was it where did the idea for the book come from? well, it actually started in law school and really the genesis was that i was very interested in some of the the concepts and the ideas i wrote about in the book, in most specifically, this q

nobody here was taking a chance feel about, i'll just say era in middletown, ohio, the director of us secret service has told members of congress that have officials failed and the duty to protect donald trump. and probably the kind of presidential candidates was raised by stirring or rather in pennsylvania can be truthful, said it was the agencies west operational failure. in decades, many politicians on the house oversight committee wanted to resign as she advertising articles to raise her right hand despite goals for her resignation, secret service director kimberly toodle refuses to do so all doing it's her role now to monitor the various inquiries into the security elapses that up to the assassination attempt against donald trump. on july 13th, we failed. i am dedicated to find any answers to what happened. and like every secret service agent, we don't sure can. for our responsibilities. i will remain on and be responsible to the agency to this committee, to the former president and to the american public. there's trees will publish transparency but refused to answer key question

feel about ouch is era in middletown, ohio, the director of the us secret services. the attempted assassination of donald trump was the most significant operational failure in decades. kimberly chief, those appeared before the congress. truthful told the house committee, she's taking full responsibility for any security labs. the secret service has come under intense scrutiny off to the attempted assassination of the former president, the idea of this month, donald trump was hitting the ear by of what one person was killed and 2 others injured. the secret service, a solemn mission is to protect our nation's leaders. on july 13th, we failed as a director of the united states secret service. i take full responsibility for any security lapse of our agency. we are fully cooperating with ongoing investigations . we must learn what happened and i will move heaven and earth to ensure that an incident like july, 13th does not happen again. she, everytime she reports from capitol hill on the proceeding so far there, she fled transparency and accountability to the house oversi

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vance is on the campaign trail in his hometown of middletown, ohio. state is pivotal in the presidential race with 17 electoral votes. barack obama had victories there in 2008 and 2012. you can watch the campaign stop with senator vance live here on c-span starting at 1:30 p.m. eastern. and on the fe span now video app or oinat c-span.org. >>nd the house gaveling out, now in recess until 2:00 p.m. eaern time. today law makers are working on legislio that would allow the u.s. army cor oengineers to construct water infrastructure projects and changing the management of royalties from oil and gas leases. later this week members will vote on condemning the attempted --