milwaukee actually, i think, in the county of milwaukee, the city of milwaukee, donald trump did slightlyin 2020 than he did in 2016. his problem in the so-called wild counties. washington, ozaukee and waukesha. in those counties and the fox river valley near green bay there are 60,000 republicans who voted for a republican candidate for state legislature or congress but didn't vote for president trump and he loses the state by 20,000 votes. >> dana: i have a question then. can a trip like the one president biden is about to embark upon, we're watching air force one taking off, can that be a big difference maker in an election in a state with such a tight race? >> well, we do know that one of the things it does have an impact on the actual outcome is how many times and how good the visits are of a candidate. better to go there and to say something of substance than not to go there or to go there and not say anything of substance. yes, it is important to go there a lot and we'll see these guys in both of them in wisconsin a lot and the question gets to be how powerful is their message? and

administration giving milwaukee, milwaukee more than $1 billion.aukee, wisconsin, wisconsin actually is a swing state. ashley, is this a campaign strategy perhaps? ashley: i think you're onto something, mr. varney. the money comes from administration's american rescue plan and infrastructure investment and jobs act and inflation reduction act. everything from solar panels near the airport and remover of lead paint in pipes to a new crime lab and emergency management center and why the wind fall for milwaukee. as you point out, the city carries special weight both as democratic stronghold in the battleground state also as the host of national convention this summer and biden in a virtual dead heat with the state of trump and the biden campaign trying to highlight how cities like milwaukee being it. ed through federal help. republicans meantime are portraying democrats and the biden administration is essentially just throwing money away trying to buy votes while to peter's point making inflation worse. stu. stuart: that was pretty good. 11:47. show m

people of the so milwaukee a dropbox is a very wide area. it's an empty land and it's very close to the beach and people chose to evacuate it to this area. first, because to is there any forces austin to going back to the last leaf let dropped by the is ready forces they mention the people are asked and warned to evacuate to that is buff on eunice and to milwaukee. rough off. and it to be very precise. the block number was 2360 and then went back to the leaf net and went back to the map. and this block, the one that was targeted today was ordered by is right as a safe base. and people were not called to evacuate from western drop off. um, thousands of people were putting their 10, setting the up there tense. and one of the main reasons why people were living there is because it's very close to the beach and it's very easy to access water because we know that kind of thing is have been striving to find water to clean to wash. and that's why the milwaukee area has been packed with palestinians flores to leave their houses for more than 7 month

but they'll be counter protests going on in milwaukee. there will be a activists going on and you don't want to have that plane out like it did for republicans in 1972. after democrats have their buck o in chicago. 1968. so you need a heavily controlled you need it made for tv events. you need contrast with what democrats will do beginning in wisconsin, in milwaukee july. 15th after the sentencing. but obviously that's going to play a cloud over everything that goes on. you're going to have to manage things much more closely, which gives the rise of potential virtual events. the conventions are changing. the debates are changing. this is not just a function of donald trump and where politics are at. but conventional politics of old and what we saw just say in 2016 or 2020, that's gone. it's now a different era. and so candidates will adjust. that works to donald trump's benefit with those. he's one who are with him. and with that base, it doesn't work as much with independent voters and certainly not with democrats. and that becomes impor

it struck the all milwaukee camp in the south of gauze on on tuesday, in defiance of an order from the international court of justice. the mos run health ministry and gaza says at least 21 people have been killed and dozens injured in the attack is really army who said it was not aware of the incident. adding that it is targeting how mos militants, their reports of also immersive is really tags in the center of rough or comes after $45.00 palestinians died in a separate strike on a refugee camp on sunday, prompting international condemnation. israel's prime minister called it

trump telling "the milwaukee journal sentinel," "if everything's honest, i'd gladly accept the results. if it's not, you have to fight for the right of the country." tonight, president biden saying, take trump at his word. our karen travers asking him -- >> are you worried that trump says he won't accept the election results? >> listen to what he says! >> reporter: earlier this week, when trump was asked by "time" magazine if he's concerned about violence if he doesn't win, he said, "if we don't win, you know, it depends. it always depends on the fairness of an election."

we don't know where to go. milwaukee is full of people. and con eunice is over crowded and they won't open the egyptian border for us. so where should we go? i can't explain how they feel. these really minute treat dropped least slits from the warning. the extreme force will be used on the roof. fits your ready, overwhelmed with one and a half 1000000 promised and sheltering that. and this is one of the areas that israel has told, tens of thousands of palestinians to move to alamo or see a nova crowded shoreline. we'd make shift tents as far as the all i can see of these really minute tree also wants them to go to some of the most heavily bones places. since the war started like con eunice and dated by the areas that have tons into rubble with the health care system has collapsed on the humanitarian situation . is dia 8 agencies, one bombing rough off. we'll have types of straw fit consequences. and we were told that there's no way to south, we didn't do the same for roster g o the know, and now we have ton unit us, which is devastation li

the university of wisconsin, milwaukee is not well known academically as harvard or m.i.t. or northwestern or some of these other universities that embarrassed themselves but i hope the public is paying attention what is going on. i hope the taxpayers are paying attention and i hope the chancellor who has made some admission that what he did was not right and take a bolder stance and say his university is not going to weigh in or any sympathy towards hamas particularly so soon after they so barbaricically over 1,000 israelis. my second issue today is within the last few weeks, we received one more time monthly totals on the number of migrants who came across our southern border. one more time and as far back as you can find, the numbers for april who are a substantial increase over last april and a huge increase over the final april under donald trump. and april, 2020. about 6,000 people crossed the border. last april, about 178,000 people crossed the border. we are at 204,000. a huge increase from 178,000 to 204,000 people. obviously unacceptable. and that decrease is unde

no lo tienen mucho tiempo en milwaukee. pablo alvarado, telemundo.guraron que escucharon al menos 50 disparos, mientras que la policía sostiene que el ataque habría sido dirigido contra una camioneta. pero todavía no dan con los responsables y seguimos en florida, pero esta vez en la localidad de zaragoza, donde las cámaras corporales de un agente captaron el momento en que este encontró a un hombre que estaba inconsciente en un bote, el cual fue reportado por personas que lo vieron flotando sin rumbo. medios locales dijeron que esta persona identificada como paul hudson y propietario de la embarcación, fue llevado a un centro médico y se espera que sobreviva. bueno, queremos comentarle que en la calle hilton, esto es en vallejo, se ha instalado una nevera comunitaria en la que las personas pueden llegar y tomar alimentos. no hay que realizar mayor trámite ni pedir permiso. está iniciativa es parte del proyecto vallejo, conformada por personas que se dedican a rellenar con alimentos, pero también otro tipo de artículos como productos de higiene. adem

he's an lead pipes here in milwaukee had been along on several of these trips. so yes, there's significant achievements, but he also said these jobs won't come for three more years or so. what voters do not see right now is immediate aid. they see the inflation he, the gas prices, but people are split. i was talking to voters here throughout the week and a retired couple adenosine, maureen glenn, said that they do not blame the president for this. they wish younger voters, like some people are family, would tighten their belts by generic foods. so you see an age split here in terms of what the thing is with job creation versus inflation. inflation is a big problem for the president, the white house knows it. >> i don't understand this. i don't understand all these months later, he went i thought they spent 25 million taken lee last fall touting by mimics and making the same argument that the president it's making here. it is absolutely true the world was plunged into an economic crisis in america was plunged annuity economic crisis by the pandemic. and we've com

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you say that they're already hundreds of thousands of people in milwaukee refugee time. can you tell us about the conditions for the facing and from what we know about the conditions, the kind of take thousands, if not hundreds, of thousands more people of the conditions. uh, locally in and out eclipse. there are no, i know you monetary and assistance and services being given to the population there. it does not have the basic infrastructure in place to service and support the current display population there, let alone an additional group of people moving towards their and these of actuation orders is coming really rapidly as well. so they're not giving enough time to that. she monetary and 6 to an 8 agencies to support and run hall aid aid at the moment that's coming through into gaza is inadequate. it's in sufficient . yeah. to support the car of population that are displaced, it cannot, cannot support another wave of displacement. we are talking about over 1000000 people in the shop who now has to face the displacement. but also that because we've been warning the mi

those lead pipes and this was a crisis in milwaukee.f these lead pipes, but we've got some bmws, black men working. as a black business is fully employing people to dig up those lead pipes. we are definitely seeing people paying no more than $35 per month for insulin. i want to harp on other things like the affordable care act that the president is vowing to get rid of as soon as he is back in the oval office. i have three, three granddaughters who have benefited from the provision put in that bill by tammy baldwin that allows kids to stay on their parents healthcare until they are 26 years old. so i want people to not be blinded by what is right in front of their faces. when they drive down the street and see those orange cones, that is money. that is not just a traffic jam. >> congresswoman moore, thank you for being here. thank you for giving me a new acronym. i didn't realize i am a bmw, black man working. congresswoman moore, thank you very much. joining us now, the chairman of the democratic party of wisconsin. chairman, thank you

how to what uh, allowed to do it backwards from the eastern side of the milwaukee area. and there is a stair to chaos that is going on right now and pop up as a result of this is where you get all those attention among the palestinians as wide spread. because basically as we're in has since on the attending the palestinian that these areas will have to be evacuated above a, to the rest of my knowledge on from what i hear from my relatives and friends in the, of even the areas which i've been designated for evacuation with all sorts, advice is lady from bob's month and out of hillary. so uh, even even areas of adjacent to the areas designated put it back you wish and cannot escape is what you need to know the at the x on his way to bombard. all right, now give us a picture. the id f is telling them to move to the eastern pots of rock. we're talking about millions of people here. how possible is that? can you create that picture for us to understand? i wish i really can't explain this to you in a very accurate way, but as you just mentioned, off off you do, i mean, used to

rachel: how about milwaukee? pete: that's a good guess. too many tall buildings. don't know. what is it? pete: what is it? if. will: well -- rachel: it is, high-five. milwaukee, wisconsin -- [laughter] how did we ever doubt rachel campos duffy on wisconsin knowledge? will: mice job. pete: look at that. rachel: you thought we didn't have tall buildings. pete: there are a lot more tall buildings in downtown milwaukee, pause that the pan only showed one part. before when it had the whole city, there's a lot of them. rachel: i had so many ideas about what milwaukee was like until if i went because i had, like, laverne and shirley ideas. it's a really fun town. it's got a really cool vibe and it's a great city. pete: the brewers. it should be fun with a team called the brewers. rachel: can i say something? the last hour we talked about my daughter's birthday on the 6th and i didn't want to get induced because she was supposed to be induced on the 5th, and her name is margarita, anyway, i got an e-mail from a woman who says -- [laughter] you're not going to believe this

milwaukee forward bobby partis recorded a double-double with 20 points, 15 rebounds and two assists.and he became the best player. in today's other match, new york 18 115 passed philadelphia's hundred and with a total of 42 victories , it climbed to the final four teams of the east and the opponent. with the announcement of esteghlal club, atila hejazi was assigned as the new manager of the football team of this club. shahab zahedi, iranian striker of avispa fukuoka football team, against gamba osaka team in the 11th week of the japan j league, in the 22nd minute of the match , scored his team's only goal from a distance of 70 meters. table tennis in saudi arabia was followed and our country's national player naushad alamiyan advanced to the third qualifying round with a 3-0 victory over andreas levinka from austria. on the first day of the fourth week of horse racing competitions , the owners of hailmai, birjan, golnas, khanberg, kometso , starling, buran, siran, arshan and sokaya won the first titles of the courses at the end of the freestyle skating competition and in the speed sl

reached will be sentencing thursday, july 11 just days before the republican national convention in milwaukee. ohio republican congressman jim jordan called for manhattan district attorney alvin bragg and senior counsel matthew to angelo to appear before a house hearing june 13 to hear about -- testify about the unprecedented political prosecution of president trump. according to an announcement by the congressman on x. >> tune in to c-span's live coverage of the 2024 national political convention starting with a republican four day event in milwaukee july 15. next, catch the democrats as they convene in chicago kicking off august 19. stay connected to c-span for an uninterrupted glimpse of democracy at work. watch of the republican and democratic national conventions live this summer on c-span. at c-span now are free mobile video app and online at c-span.org. c-span. your unfiltered view of politics. powered by cable. today, nasa officials hold a prelaunch news conference on boeing's first cruise staff spacecraft, the boeing star liner, boeing's first crude flight to the international space

i used to live in milwaukee, and there's places in milwaukee that you can't go to because me, as a little white guy, i wouldn't feel safe being there. you see the streets in russia, it looks like their infrastructure and their country looks a whole lot nicer than ours does here. the murder rate is twice as high in russia as it is in the united states. i didn't know that, guys. i mean, well, thank you for informing me. the best political influence campaigns are the ones where you don't invent anything. you just take the facts on the ground, and you amplify them, right? and so what you see these fake accounts amplifying are arguments that i'm sure you've heard on the trail and at these rallies, which is that democrats are globalists who care more about ukraine than about the southern border. it's, russia's good and ukraine is corrupt. it is corruption. they are taking advantage of the situation, what they created. it's by design. they're pumping money over there, and we know it's coming back to politicians' pockets here. now, it goes into the means of spreading this information. how are the

the light to strike target to the milwaukee area, which is west of rossa. at least 21 palestinians were killed. they were sheltering in alma wasi, a circle, safe so designated by israel. many of the victims of women and children, thousands. what was their engines? but as there's no fully functioning hospitals in the area to treat them is ready, ministry is denied launching strikes in the area. the bad. the strike happened the we rent awards to see what was happening and then the 2nd strike happened here next to us. first we found the body parts about 6 or 7 people. then we found my cousin, all the husbands and the children's was all in all i saw about 18 people that the people here are not involved in anything. i mean, these are displaced people from the tao, how our neighborhood, the towns and a major development of israel's full blown offensive on rough is rarely times now reached the hosp, the city that is despite a global outcry against the souls of what it was once designated as a safe, so witnesses and gentleness say the is riley army is taking contro

least $21.00 people are killed in the latest is rarely a talk against the displaced people in the l. milwaukee county. most of the victims of women and children is rarely times moved for deep interrupt the city, leaving palestinian scrambling to flee. the finance is really a tax also target families trying to return to their homes in the giovanni a refugee camp in northern gosh. the state of palestine must be viable with the west bank and guests are connected by a corridor and with east jerusalem as each copy does. and a historic moment to palestinian self determination. 3 western countries, spain on an unknown way, formally recognize the state of palestine. the of the bombing homes, leveling neighborhoods, is rarely false as a now bombing, tends for displace palestinians. they've got no way left to go. the late to strike today has targeted the milwaukee area, which is west of rough or at least $21.00 palestinians killed. these are the 1st images that emerging now from alma wasi, which is a so called safe zone, designate the following israel. the law you can see in these pictures some of the v

milwaukee is the second largest university in the state of wisconsin. while the response to these protests by universities around the country can best be described as pathetic, milwaukee is one of the worst. israel has suffered an attack almost unprecedented in its brutality in which hamas and its supporters reveled in the horrific deaths of civilians, including young children. israel's response was -- can best be described as very measured. particularly given that hamas has decided to hide among hospitals and other civilian locations. certainly israel's response was more measured than our response during world war ii when you look at what was done to tokyo, what was done to dresden. so by comparison there is no comparison. hamas could end this war tomorrow if they would surr surrender. show israel its tunnels, arms, and surrender the hostages. they are entirely responsible for allowing this war to go on. the university statement to the protestors appears to blame israel. even before the october attacks, it should have been obvious who wears the white h

but that is really for says targeted another make shift tense in a milwaukee area where most of the people targeted were women and children were talking about dozens of palestinians also injured. there has been no hospitals in dropbox. so all of the injuries and, and, and, and that's, people were transferred to the international medical corpse field hospital i m. c. we saw the footage emerging online of women covered with blood. uh, on the floor. we saw a k us in the i, m. c. it's a field hospital, it doesn't have the capability to, to give them a vacation to all of these injuries. and also not only that, there are no ambulances operating in roughly because it's very dangerous and there is also a lot of fuel. so putting that all together, what does this mean? so people who get injured wounded in is riley strikes. that's sammy so you don't have a car to transfer you from an area you have been injured in to a hospital. that's what gives you medication. and not only the hospitals are running out of medical supplies in the past couple of days when the is really forces targets that makes of sen

thank you so much and so wonderful to all be together here in milwaukee on an app beautiful day, but it was not yesterday, but we got a gorgeous spring day here in wisconsin. next, we are learning new details about a significant change in strategy by trump's legal team hours before he is back in that courtroom, they are now planning to spend a lot more time question thanks to stormy daniels as the cross-examinatio n continues, we're going to tell you what we're learning tonight about that and the story everyone's talking about today, rfk claim mean that a doctor told them a worm, a part of his brain and caused memory problems. and tonight, speaking of the political conversation, he's joking, he could eat five more brain worms and still winning welcome to the world of spycraft garage glued to the action when you're down, let's get funky what are you concealing your communist sympathizer? supervisor streaming exclusively on mac? >> hi, it's christina again. i'm here to tell you about an all new special offer from my friends at jacuzzi bathroom model that you don't want to miss? you alr

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trump told the milwaukee sentinel if everything is honest i would gladly accept the results. if it is not, you have to fight for the right of the country. why should we take this threat seriously? >> because we know the trouble he is in his heart and he has a army of maga extreme far right in the congress and across the country. his arrangement about hurting people, hurting democracy, sending a mob to overthrow our government, wanting to round up migrants from across the country. we absolutely should take him on his word. we saw the action he executed and tried to do in this last term. a lot of folks can say they didn't know or maybe didn't know what to expect. we cannot say that this time. we know what he is going to do. he must be stopped. >> congresswoman waters, your reaction to trump saying everything is honest and aboveboard he will gladly accept the results. if not ... >> first of all you cannot trust anything that donald trump has to say no matter if he loses he is going to say it was fraud. he still has not accepted what happened in the last presidential election. we

coverage of the 2025 national political convention starting with the republican four-day event in milwaukee 15. nexts up, the democrats as they convene in chicago starting august 19. stay connected to c-span for an unfiltered gmpse at democracy at work. watcthe republic ans live this summer on c-span,, c-span now, our free mobile app, or online at c-span.org. c-span, yourle. ■5■0 most votes won the presidency. [applause] [ches thank you very much,this is a) me, they can dos to anyone. these are bad people, these are in many cases i believe sick when you look at our country what is happening, where millions of people are flowing in from all parts of the world, nostca, from africa, from asia, from the easm jails and prisons and coming in from mental institutions and insane asylums. they are coming in from all over the world into our country. d we have a president and a group of fci want to do anything about it. today they could stopthey are d. our country is in bad shape and they are against me saying these things. they want to raise your taxes by four times. cars with their ridiculous mandat

and so now you have uh the quite the field hospice hole in milwaukee bring uh, bring prepared, but it's not quite ready as far as i understand and uh, as we speak. uh right now i got off the phone to some of my colleagues who i worked with at the d h and they are experiencing artillery fire and cloud cup does attacking very nearby. they are as fit for their lives. and we're talking about health care professionals here, talking about regular people like you and me. are they are holding onto the children in the basement of their home and hoping that nothing, nothing hits them. it's a dire situation. of course the, you know, this is in tell us so thought which is in the west, the rough or this is an area which has not been evacuated. and yet there was very fis very 5th attacks happening as we speak. um, so they're quite yours. so it wasn't like you waited the the main hospital and they are moving towards milwaukee where they have a field hospital which is about quite ready. and in the meantime, not only that, but the cost copped as far as i know. and i've seen some footage to confirm this

going to milwaukee, fun, eunice. and there is none of these areas have basic services, no conditions considered livable. many palestinians are close to famine on soft spring water born diseases with a leak stream, legal, medical, cat, available rad or loan. but i know i know we have stuff and a lot of children see horrible things and listens for like they suffer with trauma . all while we're displaced. when leaving tanks not far from us, you can see it with the bare eyes most that way he's ready. prime minister benjamin netanyahu, the minister of defense of cologne, tough post released the statement saying the plumbing of roof is necessary to get rid of from us. and that isabel will continue to deepen its operation all over this trip in the south center. and in the notes goes, it is often described as the world's largest hope at present. and before the will was read under a 17 year located in post bike, as well as a ceasefire. deals are still being discussed in cairo, palestinians into cause a strip of desperate for

the vast majority of the valuation of the milwaukee zone is located. where are we looking at a 1000 of still displaced palestinians? families are there because simply they don't have any other place to evacuated to further to the northern eastern part of roof i city. very close to the area between the gauzy reviewing hospital and the, and the, and drop off city where people are being shut out, or it'd be and targeted by artillery, shooting. again, they don't have a safe route to leave the area. the situations are escalating by the hours. there is an intense bonding campaign going on across the city. contrary to what we heard from the american officials describing that operates run has not, is limited in fox. what's going on the run. so just otherwise, it's a quite unlimited and our dealers and they, they go as far as the facility took away the hospital and the valuations on, while the occupying forces on the ground operated aggressively in the southern parts and the southern western part of the city. and honey, as this bombardment continues, i know you

another step step is of milwaukee. it's kind of the it, it's will not come with it. these people for short. i think this is why the egyptian, the nervous because if the is it, i mean the offensive has stopped it now and is what it is. these are the, is what it is pushing people out, but that the, so at some point there would be, even the policy will not be able to accommodate these people, to adaptable somewhere. right? so would this be it off or not, or, or where exactly. i'm problem with the zip codes because they have eyes and ears and they've got all the means, have borders with the guns that if they, they, they're feeding off the worse. and this is why the taking this action now, because i'm sure the problem is that medical is also surprised. the positions, i mean, given the pc to this, which is the food with the relation between the in egypt, the zip. so i've taken this of this then no, because the nervous and that's the way of saying what it's like this. okay, time i thank you so much stomach problem. thank you. it will stop at universities across the netherla

so tom and el milwaukee has been relentless. both these areas have come under attack in the past few days. meanwhile, in the north of the strip, there's also been repeated attacks. basically he and your body a refugee camps have both been hit by is rarely shells, least full palestinians have been killed when the house was shelled in out. and is there a refugee camp which is in central gaza? people all fleeing once again and casualties on mounting mostly civilians. now on wednesday, is there any forces targeted in ambulance in tell also town area west of ross. i kidding. 2 paramedics, the palestinian red crescent society says israel's target to the vehicle while they were performing the duties. a leisurely ministry is expanding its operation. also in central and western russia, the army says it is in full control of the board area with egypt, which is known as the philadelphia car door. now the area runs 14 kilometers along the border between garza and egypt, and it is intended to be a demilitarized buffer zone that's big now. so

we own another area and no 12, martha named milwaukee. and today, those are the nonsense, mostly the, the dash or the, the ice is the name how most people this is what happens in the off abruptly the way, sorry, sorry to interrupt them. we don't know that for sure. do we? because we have to take the id f word all. not because journalist cannot go in there independently to verify it. you're right and go for it easily to go to, to make sure that the civilians had lift it off as we filled them all literally for more than 3 weeks, which we call a pull them with all kinds of ways to leave off before it is installed. the operational hold off of to being empty in those people. most of the, the way i think like 99 percent of the people moved to another area looks off off. i'm in milwaukee which is on the sea shore and they have 6 of them. nothing happens to the, to them in that place. what we're hoping that is the case. but we've seen before, when people have moved to designated safe zones, those cities have subsequently been volume after they le

as "the milwaukee journal sentinel" points out "results have been confirmed in dane and milwaukee counties that trump paid for." court rulings of nonpartisan state audit and a study by the conservative legal firm wisconsin institute of law and liberty, among other analyses." in addition to that, time magazine also published a must- read interview with trump this week reviewing the policies and actions that he would implement in a possible second term. the profile highlights his radical plan to expand the powers of the presidency in order to bypass bureaucratic red tape and other safeguards that could prevent him from enacting some of his most divisive and draconian plans. those plans include building migrant detention camps and deployed in the military at the border and inland. he also said he would be willing to fire a u.s. attorney who is not willing to carry out his wishes, a break from the tradition of independence granted to law enforcement. trump tested the limits of that during his first term. he is also considering pardoning hundreds of supporters who have been convicted of january

announced four new hubs that continue to train workers for the jobs of the future, one of which is in milwaukee that trains workers to help replace every poisonous lead pipe in america in a decade funded by the fracture law -- infrastructure law. [cheers and applause] if and by the way, buy american's been the law of the land since the '30s, but it's been ignored by most administerings. the past administrations, including my preed access -- predecessor, failed to buy american. not anymore. when the congress sends something to the president to build something whether it's a road, a highway, the deck of an aircraft carrier, whatever it is, that president's supposed to hire american workers to build it and use american product. well, on my. watch and with tammy's leadership, federal budgets like the bridge here in wisconsin -- projects like the bridge here in wisconsin that are going to cost a billion dollars, it's all american made, all american products and all american workers, and it's going to create 10,000 new jobs, 01,000. [cheers and applause] 10,000. in addition to roads and highways and

starting with republican four day event in milwaukee on july 15.xt up, catch the democrats in chicago kicking off on august 19. stay connected to c-span for an unfiltered glimpse of democracy at work. the republican and democratic national convention's live this summer on c-span, c-span now, and online at c-span.org. c-span, your unfiltered view of politics power cable -- powered by cable. >> the democratic national committee plans to nominate president biden virtually ahead of the party's national convention august 19. the dncent will not be left off of ohio's general election ballot due to the states august 7 deadline from certifying candidates. the vote by the dnc rules committee is expected june 4 to pass a resolution to allow a virtual roll call.

then you have the democratic -e- the republican what is in milwaukee.tic convention used were seen at july. not quite e en of august. that will be in chicago. that ought to be a red blinking light for at least those of us oldin 1968. anybody who thinks that will go completely smoothly obviously did not live through 1968. there are similarities. more differences but you will look at that. i'maditional kickoff point. the next time you hear a ponded or a pundit panel -- pundit over a pundit panel or an anchor say this will determine the election and here are the top two issues that this will make all the difference in the world -- i forgot to mention abortion. talking to not mention reproductive rights as a weakness for donald trump and the republicans? i should list. anybody thinks they know the whole score at the end of may is dead wrong. i would caution people not to be so definitive. i heard so many people do it and write it -- attention new york times. host: let's go back to the hush money trial. we are expecting to get a verdict possibly this week. c

the honorable cavalier johnson, mayor of milwaukee and miss dominique johnson. miss kimberly williams paisley and mr. brad paisley. >> i'm excited, it is great. it will be great. that's a good question. i'm going to start with american saturday night and then all bets are off. you never know. absolutely, good and bad. i think part of country music is dealing with it in a way that other formats don't, so it is great. have fun. >> mr. kendall martin. the honorable mr. smith and misses spears. mr. brad smith and miss carolyn and brown. dr. shaw and misses shaw. we honorable mr. john bellinger and miss don belanger. the honorable benjamin cardin and miss cardin. the honorable william jefferson clinton, or the second president and the honorable hillary clinton, 67 secretary of the united states. >> thank you. >> the honorable cory booker and miss caroline booker. >> this is when we show them how sexy we are. [laughter] >> i'm with the greatest woman in the world, my mother. >> is this your first state dinner? >> thank you, thank you everybody. >> the honorable vice p

one is in milwaukee that trains workers to help replace every poisonous lead pipe in america in a decadend funded by the infrastructure law. [cheers and applause] and by the way, buy america has been the law of the land since the 1930's, but has been ignored by past administrations. past administrations, including my predecessor's failed to buy america. not anymore. here is how it works. when the president -- when congress sends something to the president to build something , whether it is a road, a highway, an aircraft carrier, whatever it is, a law passed in the 1930's is supposed to hire american workers to build it and use american products. on my watch, under tammy's leadership, federal projects like the bridge here in wisconsin it will cost a billion dollars but it is all going to american-made products. all-american workers. it will create 10,000 new jobs. in addition to the roads and highways and so much more would be made with american products , built by american workers, creating good-paying american jobs. what is happening in racine is really important for another reason. we

those tense housing displaced people and then milwaukee area. that's west overall fine. southern garza, many of them women and children, and thousands have also been injured now it should point out law sees in areas that stretching back to december of last year. israel had been urging people to go to as a safe. so that apparently now being a tax and this coming off to what happened on sunday. but israel bummed the tent camp killing at least $45.00 displaced palestinians. a funeral procession has taken place for an exemption soldier who is killed in an exchange of fire with his very forces. on monday, the incident took place along, but off for the crossing with egypt and garza israel took control of that crossing . earlier this month launched the ground the sultan off. now major reports are accusing is ready intelligence of threatening thought to been pseudo, and she served as the international criminal court prosecute to the guardian newspaper says, the van moss, i'm chief, you'll see co head pressure been sued up to drop for crime investigation

one of the latest time tax happened in all milwaukee west of or off. and that's another area that israel has designated as a safe zone. at least 21 people were killed and our country begins our coverage. oh, is there any war plains from another makes you come. housing just please palestinians in the for just 2 days after the military file, messiahs tends clustered, due are due and building killing of these 45 people, most of them women and children. this is a part of the for where it is right or good people to go saying it was disconnected, save zone. talk is the latest is really violation of the international court of justice ruling boarding, an immediate halt to a fault. and the southern institute instead is really times are no station to west of it. if i had a cop tours and go and have also been reported in the area close to the philadelphia core door, that's funds because of southern porter with egypt. global. our case is closed. at the date that policy is ready, palms are tending dozens of citizens, and this family is morning. a young boy killed w

jack zell, any force in milwaukee? thanks so much for that reporting and a quick programming note tonight on out front, erin burnett exclusive one-on-one interview with president biden he sits down with our colleague to talk about the economy and its plans. if he wins a second term, that interview again, airing tonight at seven eastern right here on cnn. and the president is onstage right now, just moments ago, he went after his opponent, donald trump and his promises and wisconsin from six years ago, let's listen or countries proud manufacturing, legacy we had infrastructure day every week, every week for four years, didn't build a thing hey administration promised to $10,000,000,000 investment by foxconn, new manufacturing complex create 13,000 new jobs in, fact, he came here with your senator ron johnson literally holding a golden shovel promising to build the eighth wonder of the world are you kidding me look what happened they dug a hole those golden shovels, and then they fell into it they didn't shovel other dir

we don't know where to go. milwaukee is full of people, and con eunice is overcrowded. they won't open the egyptian border for us. so where should we go? i can't explain how they feel these really minute treat, dropped the slits from the warning. the extreme force will be used on the roof. a fits your ready, overwhelmed with one and a half 1000000, palestinian sheltering that and this is one of the areas that israel has told tens of thousands of palestinians to move to alamo or see, i know the crowd, the shoreline. we've made shift tents as far as the all, i can see these really minute tree also wants them to go to some of the most heavily bones places since the war started like con eunice and the areas that have turned into rubble with the health care system has collapsed on the humanitarian situation. is dia, 8 agencies, one bombing rough off. we'll have trucks of steel, fit consequences. and we were told that there's no way to south. we didn't do the same for ross, the g o. the no. and now we have ton unit us, which is devastation like no one has ever seen before. so