and that's what he brought to minneapolis. and that's so incredible that he had insight because a lot of people wouldn't have had it. thank you. so we have about five or six people in line and about 10 minutes. so here's what i'd ask everybody stay. but if you could keep your question to. 20 to 30 seconds so that sam can take 90 seconds to answer you. and be able to fit everyone in. and please introduce yourselves. your question, what's the etymology yourself? barry jacobs from the space agency what's the atom allergy of the title and? how did you use it throughout the book? oh yeah. oh okay, one at a time. it comes from his speech at the civil rights is civil rights speech at the convention. he says that it's time for america, for the democratic party to walk out of the shadow of states rights and into the sunshine of human rights. and he'd been toying with that phrase for a while. but i think what it traces back to is one who's the young man in huron, south dakota. and the dust storms descended. and he said he thought it was

months after those riots, more than four homicide to doctor ted williams visited minneapolis, watch. is the message to all of the businesses in this neighborhood, most of what you can see are still in pocket, still not opened up one of their praising have not reopened all of this time later? >> it's a resounded shock and message to them that they cannot tower law enforcement, that night they saw police officers leaving the building, abandoning these buildings and drones, and turning it over to crooks, of turning it over, turning to this building, this police building over to people who came in here, just... just destroyed it. >> trace: jack brewer said his business was among those rude, you up for minnesota for more than a decade during his career as an nfl safety for the vikings, to this new correspondent is the back story on of this, good afternoon mike. >> at the george floyd rides were modes that make about the most significant things i would have it on governor tim walz watch cut george floyd was killed by a minneapolis office eight, and mix of sun and clouds was literally burst

reporter: vance and trump have been going after governor walz for his handling of the unrest in minneapolis after george floyd was killed by police in 2020. >> i think governor walz has to answer when it comes to his record. this is a guy who says he stands for public safety, but actively encouraged the rioters who burnt down minneapolis. >> reporter: but at the time, trump was full of praise for walz be according to this audio recording of a phone call with governors. >> tim is on the phone now. tim walz. again, i was very happy with the last couple of days, tim. you called up big numbers and the big numbers knock that out so fast it was like they were bowling pins. [crowd cheering] >> reporter: both the vance campaign has also been going afr walz all day for retiring from the army national guard a few months before his battalion being called up to iraq. onstage today, walz said he probably wore the uniform for 24 years and retired in order to

, or anywhere in minneapolis.re scared because of the crime. a lot of people are getting mugged. their cars stolen, cars broken into, there were no police. you call the police, and unless there is a murder in progress, they might not even response or take an hour or two. it was a very, you know, troubling time, and tim walz refused to provide any state resources, state police, things other cities, such as austin, texas, for example, had some help from the state. here in minnesota, tim walz provided no leadership to help minneapolis. >> john: yeah, just in terms of the increase in crime, under his leadership, he was elected in 2018, here is with the minnesota department of public safety says. 2019, there were 12,371 violent crimes in minnesota. that increased to 16,119 in 2022. an increase of 30%. so clearly crime was on the increase, which goes to what you were saying just a moment ago. there's an interesting contradiction with walz, as well, when you look back over his record the past four years. listen to what h

lee from el paso, where was the snitch outlined for the looters in minneapolis? >> it like to report my husband always inviting his obnoxious friends over to his house i thought this was the walz hotline. >> remember i'm waters and this is my world. ♪ ♪ >> welcome to hannity and tonight the total most radical and extreme dangerous far left politicians nominated by a major party or hiding in plain sight in front of family crowds with supporters cheering not as big as they are making you think. you have harris and walz leading speeches from scripps other people likely wrote taking zero questions there were no interviews or press conferences or town halls no impromptu gaggles no television appearances not even friendly venues like msnbc. since her coronation harrises only went off script a one-time for a 32nd word salad about the return of american hostages around 12 or 1:00 in the morning. neither of them up and asked about the radical positions them in their own words the alleged subsequent flipping and flopping we don't even know for sure if they flipped and flop

may of 2020 george floyd died under the knee of a minneapolis police officer.the city's liberal mayor frey criticized walz and having a philosophical debate. it was overrun. the guard showed up the next day and stood down when rioters advance. buildings were burned, looted and ransacked. riots cost $5 hundred million in damages and three deaths. faithful democrats are working the rounds handling of the riots. >> it was an unprecedented situation and i think on balance, you know, he handled that as well as he could. it was a moving event. >> walz comes from the heartland born in nebraska enlisted and served 24 years in the national guard. taught high school. coached, walz is often in lock step with liberals supporting free college tuition for illegal migrants. safeguard gender affirming care and mandated masks during covid and set up a hotline for citizens to report violators of the rule. republicans say he is a died in the wool liberal and he will be bernie sanders in hunting gear. >> bill: mike tobin with the rundown in chicago. >> sandra: let's bring in the c

he was convicted and he did almost 20 yearin minneapolis.nvicted and he did almost 20 years in prison and after he maintained his innocence will she definitely wasn't, guess who came in this set this, tim walz did not long after being offered probation for three months, this criminal burrell got picked up for having drugs and he got in his car guess who built them out, because he was that come gets to about minnesota free to fund the same but the ten at ten kamala harris was soliciting funds for during the riots and so this point some of the democratic party tim walz and kamala harris, they have to answer for that as of this minute, opponent auntie craig. maria: well jd vance is been ripping into tim walz's record as well is what he had to say watch. >> tim walz said that he carried a weapon and more any never went to war and i think the victims the veterans who are having their service disparaged because the guy was to be the vice president is why instead of telling the truth. maria: well joe, your marine corps veteran and think you so much

tim walz -- the image on your screen, that burning, he let minneapolis burn, three days.delayed in calling out the national guard. i stood at the podium june 29th of 2020 and talked about the failed governor of minnesota, this man, who did not exhibit leadership. donald trump wanted to morally heal our country, and then he wanted to instill law and order. he enabled the second largest unrest in modern american history. so much so, you had 1500 businesses burn, $500 million in property damage, and the police chief they are said, "never in my 30-year experience in multiple expenses of high civil unrest, including arson, sounds of gunshots, drug violence of this nature -- these events over the last 72 hours overwhelmed public safety." at a time when we have global unrest with iran, all around the world, you want the guy who enabled unrest in minneapolis and in minnesota? why did kamala make this pick? what a failure. that should play in every trump ad from now until november. >> emily: so if minnesota is the litmus test, morgan, for crime, especially right now, it is an abje

the fact he was supporting rioters burning down minneapolis' harris but tried to bail them out of prison they are the wrong team for the country we don't want that nationwide. >> sean: senator we appreciate your time and know you have a busy day out travelling in a

i am the mayor of minneapolis _ forward? i am the mayor of minneapolis we _ forward?y - forward? i am the mayor of minneapolis we try to - forward? i am the mayor of minneapolis we try to put l forward? i am the mayor ofl minneapolis we try to put up affordable housing, keep people say, that's the issue i focus on, but i do think there is an important moment here where vice president kamala harris, hopefully soon—to—be president harris, and vice president waltz can really say, what is this new administration go to bring to this particular difficult issue? —— vice president walz. difficult issue? -- vice president walz.- difficult issue? -- vice president walz. very good to net our president walz. very good to get your perspective, - president walz. very good to get your perspective, thank l president walz. very good to i get your perspective, thank you forjoining us, we really appreciate it. and let's go back to the floor now, our senior north america correspondent gary o'donoghue is there for us. gary, if you can hear us some of the speeches, the musical performances

listen. >> he was promoting rioters and looters burning down the city of minneapolis. to bail the rioters and looters out of jail. a really vicious cycle if you are living in that community, a really vicious cycle if you own one of those businesses that was burned down. >> gillian: so judge, he did wait three days to call in the national guard, but he did also acknowledge at some point later that he should have acted sooner. does he get any credit for that? >> judge jeanine: no, he doesn't! >> jessica: jillian -- >> judge jeanine: let me answer the question, jessica. first of all, the guy is not a leader. he cannot act at a moment's notice to. that is what we need in a leader. you don't do there and wonder and enjoy a p he enjoyed the riots. he told the police to surrender the third precinct and then hundreds of millions of dollars in damage, another person is killed, hundreds of buildings destroyed, he and his wife were thrilled this was happening. he basically says lack of equity is a reason for the 2020 riots, and he said we saw a large peaceful protests, and what h

target was ransacked police precinct burned to the ground he did nothing the left-wing mayor of minneapolis digging the governor to send in the national guard and he refused it wasn't until the fifth day that he finally sent in the guard to restore order but by then it was too late entire neighbourhoods burned to the ground blocks and blocks of businesses looted with 3 americans dead the governor didn't care he said the people of minnesota deserved that this violence because of their lack of equity and inclusion can't make it up you really can't take a look. >> we saw large peaceful protests focusing on the systemic changes that get to the heart of why we are in this situation and when i say we, minneapolis st. paul, the state of minnesota, nationally and over the last 3 or 4 hours as we've seen internationally a society that that doesn't put equity and inclusion at the centre of it will come to the places where we are at. >> it gets much worse from here the first lady of minnesota basked in the riots telling local media she opened the windows in her home to smell the burning tires so she c

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we were made to put them in a package. (♪) (♪) (♪) (♪) >> minneapolis was completelydem walz stood bye was a complete disaster. >> we were left helpless and helpless without her police were safety. >> this man that the city of minneapolis from. maria: governor tim walz crime under fire from his own constituents constituents business owners slamming the soft on crime aussies during the riots in 2020 and minnesota and destroyed hundreds of businesses and cost roughly $500 million in damages and joe is the federal prosecutor her charge of of the rioters and he said that tim walz led to city burn and joe was also a republican minnesota second congressional district today, and he joins me right now is going to see you and thank you so much for being here to get your take on tim walz record and what you know about him. joe: what we know about him is that he was a failure in minnesota during the riots, he said his hands for multiple days we did not have a strong national guard presents for three days and all the while city burn in multiple businesses, they were burned at the other people lik

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target was ransacked police precinct burned to the ground he did nothing the left-wing mayor of minneapolisas digging the governor to send in the national guard and he refused it wasn't until the fifth day that he finally sent in the guard to restore order but by then it was too late entire neighbourhoods burned to the ground blocks and blocks of businesses looted with 3 americans dead the governor didn't care he said the people of minnesota deserved that this violence because of their lack of equity and inclusion can't make it up you really can't take a look. >> we saw large peaceful protests focusing on the systemic changes that get to the heart of why we are in this situation and when i say we, minneapolis st. paul, the state of minnesota, nationally and over the last 3 or 4 hours as we've seen internationally a society that that doesn't put equity and inclusion at the centre of it will come to the places where we are at. >> it gets much worse from here the first lady of minnesota basked in the riots telling local media she opened the windows in her home to smell the burning tires so she

walz saying paul was burning minneapolis in 2020.request to the questions they asked the minnesota national guard. diversity and equity training, experience working with diverse communities catwalk communities will they be coming from? will they have weapons and what will they be doing? what are the rules for use of force? do they have de-escalation training, wearing right here and on it goes. pretty much the woke agenda from top to bottom. >> the talk about it and i thought it was so ironic governor tim walz went on stage introduced the first time with vice president kamala harris said donald trump froze during the pandemic. you want to talk with freezing how about a governor freezing in peril because he watched minneapolis burn to the ground and watch the police station being taken over listen to the mayor begged for help and cannot do anything in 1 of his retorts was they think of the army will come walking and when asked for the national guard. 19-year-old cooks. weren't you national guard number 1. those cokes and those welders

he allowed minneapolis burn for 4 days. walz allowed. to happen the second largest local riot in the history of modern america. our film crew worked on the protests over the death of george floyd from the first days. we encountered military equipment only on the third day and ... not in the burned-out neighborhoods, in saint paul, next to minneapolis. all these days, the main target of the protesters remains the minnesota state capitol, it is guarded better than the white house, in a ring of defense by police and national guardsmen. there is armored vehicles, clearly written off from pentagon, and seen someplace in afghanistan or iraq. the armored personnel carriers reached iraq, here is sergeant major walz - this is something like a senior warrant officer, less than a month before sending his artillery... the story of the failed assassination attempt is almost forgotten. the republican began to lag not only in national polls, but also in three swing states, wisconsin, michigan and pennsylvania. in private conversations, he

another big sean is a lot of people here in minneapolis have left. they've left. they've gone to the suburbs because the crime is soaring. ecrime islet me give you some oe numbers. this is since governor walez took office, a crime, aggravated assault up, 38.2%, homicide up 118.2%. robberies up 18.9%. listen to this. vehicl% ane. t motor theft up 255.5%. gunshot wound up 70.1%. it's astonishing. you know, when i talk to people in the city, a lot of them remain very quiet. they didn't want to talk about the riots. those that are here did not want to talk about that. and i thought that was quited astonishing to me. just because you wouldastoni thk that this would be something that they would want to openly discuss, that was something that thed want tenly disn't wan. one thing they did say is that they hope people would see minnesots they peoa in a differy but i can tell you from talking to the folks that have moved oumovingt of the city, those thd talk to us, they said anym couldn't handle the crime anymore. and that's a tragedy because it is quite a beautiful city.

g ththe left wing mayor of the minneapolis was begging governor walz to send in the national guard. walz refused. it wasn't until night five thatt the governor finally decided to send in the guard and restore ie order. but by then, it was too late.oos entire neighborhoods were burned to the ground. blocks and blocks of businesses were totally te. three americans were dead. governor walz didn't carhee. he said that the people of minnesota deserve this violence ofcause of their lack of equity and inclusion. y can' can't make it up. you really can't take all. we saw large peaceful protests focusing on the systemic changes that get to the heart i of why we're in this situation. and when i say we, minneapolis, saint paul, the state of minnesota nationally, and aoe seen over the last 24 hours internationally. a societ3 4y that does not put' equity and inclusion at the center of it is certainly gointh to eventually come to the plac at.here we're oh, and it gets much worse from here. ethe first lady of minnesota, gwen walz, well, she basked in the riots, telling local media that she actuall

paul or minneapolis. that's what they want to do, we say no, we have a clear choice to do it in the ballot box in november and i think this is now our race to lose, let's focus on our agenda and if we do we win this thing. >> jesse: they have decided to run crazy san francisco and burning minneapolis against donald trump and that is not going to work out. i don't think it's going to work out, we will wait and see but that's just crazy. thanks as always. >> thank you. >> jesse: why did he spent his whole life in china? and why is nobody talking about it? did i read this? did i get eggs? where are my keys? memory and thinking issues keep piling up? it may be due to a buildup of amyloid plaques in the brain. visit morethannormalaging.com >> jesse: it took just five minutes for us to find out that kamala's vp is... do your own research. he's a child sex change surgery fanatic who put tampons and boys bathrooms, hates columbus, created a covid snitch line and allows gay erotica in school libraries. he's a soci

really proud black business community there in minneapolis has absolute devastated by those riots.k at demographics of businesses destroyed they were disproportionately owned by minorities people who serve some of the least fortunate in the minneapolis square and again tim walz, it shows who he really answers to. there is this idea that democrats and kamala harris are selling that they stand up for the little guy or the normal american. well it is the normal american who is hurt the most when you allow fentanyl to come in this country by the bushel. it is the normal american hurt the most when you allow main street businesses to get set on fire in the name of social justice, and it is normal americans hurt the most when kamala harris votes to increase inflation and make gristries and groceries and housing less affordable. the contrast between what president trump and i want to do, lower peoples grocery prices, close down the border, bring common sense and law and order back into our policing policies, it just really couldn't be starker than the pro-open borders, anti-police agenda

he fiddled while minneapolis burned. he took the wrong side of crime when it came down to his own state and cities and as a result of that, there were a lot of small businesses that were forever altered, put out of business because he stood up with the rioters and against his police people. that's a serious position and people ought to remind them of it. >> harris: we still in this country most of the jobs are generated by small businesses. when you punch and destroy and let them be destroyed with your policies and decision making, you are putting a whole lot of folks out of work. why the numbers look the way they do in the jobs report. that's just the most recent. why they can seem a little inflated, governor. it doesn't drill down what it takes to equal what they used to. gig jobs, a lot are working two and three jobs. >> i think a lot of americans know this because they are experiencing it. the fact is small business makes up over 70% of the jobs. quite frankly the globalists will be fine. it doesn't matter if harris

larry: on that point, in minnesota, minneapolis famous for almost endless riots for a while, when nationalguard of the brought in brought in slowly by governor walz, who gets hurt the most. when you have the riots, i would say black, minority owned hispanic shop owners and employers, they get the worst of it not good suburbs but there in center city. >> that is right, proud black business community there in m minneapolis. that was decimated by the riots. they were owned by minorities. and tim walz shows who he answered to. there is a idea that democrats and kamala harris are selling that they stand up for the little guy or normal american, the normal american has been hurt the most when you allow fentanyl in by the busc bushel andure allow main street businesses to be set on fire in name of social justice and normal americans hurt most when kamala harris votes to increase inflation make groceries and housing less affordable. i think, the contrast here between what president trump and i want to do, lower people's grocery prices, close the border bring common sense and law and order into the

actually, they make an interesting tag team because of course tim waltz allowed rioters to burn down minneapolis in the summer of

and then the minneapolis police force shrunk by 40% on his tenure.rime is going down now, but obviously it was a huge spike. and we do have to remember as well that the summer of 2020 was still during the trump administration that this was not like going to go on. joe biden. but president trump's not responsible for the police force in the state of well, okay, minnesota is not. so like i said, when we talked about it in the a block, i think it was there is audio of donald trump on the phone with governor walz telling him that he's doing a great job. and mark esper said the same thing. he called in the national guard. yes, it was too late. it should have gone in a day before that. but he did it and he apologized for the fact he said abject failure, which were pretty strong terms for someone in elected office to fine. but he did acknowledge it. and this this will be a huge part of the campaign. at first, jesse, he's getting flak for this too. now he governor walz tried to blame outsiders. he said the rioters in saint paul and minneapolis were people wh

. >> let's talk about the 2020 riots when minneapolis was burning and being looted.governor tim walz was governor. here is jd vance on his record. >> all of that of course in 2020 with the summer rights with the new vice presidential nominee on the democratic side. makes an interesting dynamic duo he was promoting rioters and looters burning down the city of minneapolis, kamala harris was hoping to bail the rioters and looters out of jail. a really vicious cycle. >> how do you assess tim walz performance when minneapolis was being looted and burned? >> dismal would be a kind term. i called the kamala harris and tim walz to get the dream team for the criminal class. they are radical leftist that do not want to hold anyone accountable for their crimes. i can tell you this, i am very, very strong contacts in the minneapolis police department. i was in constant contact with them during these riots. they were demanding, they were begging for the national guard to be deployed. tim walz who of course as the kings to the kingdom there just refused to do it. his double talk a

and i love minneapolis. am heart broken about the state minneapolis has been left n part because of the radical policies. the anti-law enforcement nonsense of this governor. and i'm putting the blame on him because i have talked to the police. they don't want to -- they want to retire early or already have. you should put the blame on him is he a con man and walz is a wannabe. is he gavin newsom with less hair wearing flannel. is he going to be a useful tool for kamala harris. he is going to go out there and is he going to be the aggressive progressive while they try to cast her as a moderate. but he is a liar. he is gonna try to present himself and they are trying to present him as being this folksy moderate. you watch, he is very, very media savvy. i'm convinced that's why they picked him. that's why she picked him because he will be able to shift his bona fides, he will be able to shift his views depending on who he is talking to. he will be a very useful tool. he will play i'm the dad guy, the american g

what happened in minnesota and minneapolis.all of minneapolis, watch it. he abandoned police and his unit. vance went and did his job. contrasts like that will be made very clear. j.d. vance, you see it now slinging everything at him. names and labels. he is pivoting back to what about the border? what about crime? how did they handle covid? all those things will be key as they litigate these issues. >> harris: i want to ask you quickly and i have steve moore standing by because we'll talk about this last few days in the economy coming up. just real quick, pete. are you starting to see a difference in j.d. vance? there was criticism out of the gate and now he does pop up press conferences and gaggles on planes. how tough will the road be for democrats with someone who is going to continuously be asked the anti-semitism question? >> yeah, he won't know. they -- the left and democrats won't be able to answer it. vance is a smart guy who knows what he believes. comes from a humble background with a stable solid family that he has

radicals ruled the streets of minneapolis. an uninitiated person probably thinks that we have soldiers in helicopters waiting to land, like in the movies. you can't send young, inexperienced soldiers with weapons into the epicenter of events without giving them instructions. they don't even have handcuffs with them. pressure from the white house, from trump, who has already publicly began to demand tougher actions from walz, i remember those days well, our film crew was then right in the epicenter of these riots, and i remember well the day when i first saw national guardsmen on the streets, and we saw them not in minneapolis, not in those areas plundered by rioters, belmshchiki, but... they then surrounded the minnesota state capitol, it is located in a neighboring city, they are also called the twin cities in the city of st. paul, that's where the military first flashed, for the first time, military equipment was seen on the streets. all these days, the main target of the protesters remains the minnesota state capitol, it is

hail in sioux falls as well as minneapolis. mary? >> mary: somara, thank you. >>> we turn to the race for the white house. vice president harris and former president trump are focusing on the critical swing states that could decide the election. harris and warlz will be on a bs tour, while trump heads to michigan, wisconsin and pennsylvania. the harris campaign raising $82 million in the week of the democratic convention and $500 million in total since she

minneapolis has led the way on zoning reform.a five year period, the state of minnesota's rent increased 14%, but the city of minneapolis has increase was just 1%. stephen menendian is the assistant director at uc berkeley's othering and belonging institute. anything you do that can loosen up the cost or expedite development can often make housing also more affordable. so, for example, if you have a condominium or an apartment building and there's a requirement of 1 to 1 or maybe even more than that, parking to unit and you waive that, that means you don't need to have, you know, a large portion of the development allocated or earmarked for parking stalls. so those kinds of things really help. zoning does come with complexities and it is a slow process. several cities and municipalities have not moved forward with their plans because of legal and environmental challenges. still ahead on matter of fact, built to be cool. literally, the best part is actually to experience it. how architects are harnessing self-cooling design to cou

walls then withdrew, for three days in fact, the radicals ruled the streets of minneapolis.aw national guardsmen on the streets for the first time, and we saw them not in minneapolis, not in those areas looted by rioters, blmists, but they then surrounded the minnesota state capitol, it is in the neighboring city, they are also called the twin cities in the city of st. paul, that's where the military first flashed, military equipment was seen on the streets for the first time, all these... somewhere in afghanistan or iraq. the blm pogroms, like covid, have sentenced the trump presidency. even if we do not agree that walz's actions, or rather inactions , were part of a coordinated strategy of the democratic party to destabilize the situation in general . there is also such a conspiracy theory that the minnesota governor has coped with the pandemic poorly, to say the least, if not worse. walt actually created a ramified system of denunciations, people had to call hotlines, report all violations, related to anti-covid measures, and also under him a gigantic corruption scandal f

been on the way that governor walz handled the response to the chaos, the protest, the riots in minneapolis after the killing of george floyd but there was new audio that came out today of donald trump praising governor walz at the time, listen to this minneapolis was incredible base. they went in and dominated and it happened to me again, i was very happy with the last couple of days. tim, you called up with the big numbers, knocked them out so fast, it was like a bowling what, does this do to that discussion? >> well, it's ironic maybe he should have taken, maybe donald trump should have taken notes from tim waltz when there was an insurrection happening in washington dc and donald trump did nothing i don't want to hear republicans talking so much about what happened in minneapolis when their own precedent that they are so in love with sat by and let an insurrection happened in the middle of that joint session of congress and that same guy they love so much actually thought tim walz did it get did a great job. >> john, can i just say something about the george floyd situation? i mean, we'

he let minneapolis burn during the riots.9 that she is trying to walk back from on immigration like giving taxpayer funded healthcare to illegal migrants he did it in minnesota. he literally put her agenda in place in his home state. so, i don't see how this helps her. what it does is reinforce the perception that this is the most left wing ticket that the party has ever put forward. >> john: josh, does seem to happily effect the labor of big government liberal. listen to this exchange. i will get to you react on the other side. >> you might have the most progressive record as governor. have you legalized recreational marijuana. you passed universal background checks on guns. you expanded lgbtq protections. you implemented tuition free college for low income minnesotans. free breakfast and lunch for school kids. fueling trump's attack saying you being a big government liberal. >> what a monster kids are eating and women are making own healthcare decisions. if that's what they want to label me i will be more than happy to i ca

in minneapolis the police force shrunk by 40%. people left the state between 2020 and 2022. 22% increase in prices in minneapolis from the start of wallis' tenure. and also what he has done in terms of having that surplus, he wanted -- when he a republican legislature at least one body. why don't you return the surplus to the people? he is like no, i'm going to start buying school lunches. i'm going to start paying for school. and i'm going to decide where that money goes from. and this guy effectively has caused the exodus from his state. like california, more people are leaving than coming, lawrence. >> lawrence: all right, brian, i don't know if you know. this i decided i don't like traveling with prompters. no more prompters for me. just add lib everything. >> ainsley: too much space in the luggage. >> lawrence: that's exactly right. there is not enough space. but to go back on the progressive agenda and to go back to steve's point about some of the reporting, some of the other reporting that came out was part of the reason wh

joining us now is minneapolis mayor jacob fray, who has worked closely with governor walz.ou for joining us, mayor. what do you think walz brings to the table? >> enthusiasm and optimism. people are excited about presidents and i know that governor walz will add extraordinarily well to the ticket. he's someone that is really gad on the stump. he's a teacher, a football coach, he managed a cafeteria, he's a congressman, a governor. i was proud to be one of the first people to get on board when he ran for governor. i'm proud to be with him today. this is an exciting time, and i think there's a lot of optimism in the air. >> the trump campaign is trying to paint them as a dangerous liberal combination. do you think that's fair? >> first of all, look at the record. he's been a common sense governor. he's gotten things that quite simply improve people's lives done. we're talking about the child tax credit, we're talking about affordable housing, we're talking about women's reproductive rights. these aren't extremist views. they are views that a strong majority of people througho

he sat back and let the city of minneapolis burn. >> if you look at governor walz and his record as leader of the state of minnesota, he has actually been quite balanced. >> reaction pouring in as we await a press briefing from the white house after kamala harris tabs governor tim walz as her 2024 running mate, hello, i'm john roberts in washington and the hits keep on coming. >> we will see what the afternoon holds for us, john, great to be with you, i am sandra smith in new york and this is "america reports." paris kicking off this battleground tour in philadelphia tonight, alongside her vice presidential pick. >> john: as democrats rally behind the new deal, the trump campaign is raising the red flag over walz stances dating back at how he handled minnesota's george floyd riots in 2020. >> i think the mayor said i request a national guard, that's great, we will have massively trained troops, no, 19-year-olds who are cooks. >> senator torres called in her district and it was on fire and there were 90 police there, there were 90 firefighters, that is an abject failure that cannot happen.

part of the reason is because people like tim walz invited those rioters into minneapolis and donaldmp is trying to send in the national guard to protect them, to protect you. we sure as hell will not bail out the criminals like kamala harris did. many of whom were going after our firefighters as they tried to keep our cities safe and put out the fires. we will put criminals behind bars where they belong. we will always stand with the courageous firefighters in the first responders who keep this country safe every single day. [applause] president trump and i are proud to be the most pro-worker republican ticket in history. i want to talk about why we are fighting for working people. why we will fight for unions and nonunion alike. our enemies and democrats call as populists, like it is something of an insult. being a populace means being on the side of working people rather than the powerful elites who hollowed out her middle-class and sent us into stupid foreign wars, then sign me up. i'm a populist and i'm proud of it. [applause] for decades unions have given support to democratic

>> well, stu, after that first night of the riots minneapolis mayor called governor tim walz to tellwere overwhelmed and they needed the help of the state and national guard. that call was on a tuesday evening. walz didn't activate the guard for another 18 hours and he initially sent fewer soldiers than the city requested the mayor a fellow democrat later said the governor hesitated to end is in the guard until it was too late but walz and other state leaders blamed city officials saying the initial request didn't have a clear plan for what the guard troops be doing. during that delay an investigation by state republican lawmakers found walz's staff were also asking the national guard what kind of training the soldiers had in diversity and inclusion, and if they had experience working with diverse communities. one of the lead investigators of that report calls that unforgivable. >> they were looting. they were burning. they were destroying buildings were collapsing and at the very same time, the governor's staff is having this little discussion about public policy while minneapolis b

facing a new and of attack as details emerge about his delayed response to violent protests in minneapolisk in 2020. >> sandra: one probe into the response found that his staff questioned national guard soldiers about their diversity and inclusion training as minneapolis was burning. garrett tenney has live in chicago, he has more on this for us. so why was the staff asking questions while that sadie was on fire? >> sandra, this came out an investigation by state republican lawmakers looking at how officials responded to the riots including the nearly 18 hour delay from one minneapolis mayor jacob frey asked governor tim walz to send in the national guard to when they were actually deployed. while the democratic mayor say walz hesitated to send in the guard before it was too late, the other say the city did not have a clear plan for the response and what guard troops would be doing. the report by republicans found during that the governor seemed not only asked like what with the soldiers be doing and what they be wearing riot gear, they also inquired if the soldiers had received diversity

. >> and that's the summer of 2020 the riots that destroyed the city of minneapolis.alz was a major support of those riots. kamala harris was the person who were bailing the rioters out of prison. stuart: hard to see how harris and walz will win over voters worried about a crime. florida congressman byron donalds with us shortly. if harris is bad for stocks, how come the market is going back as a she goes up in the polls? what former trump campaign adviser steve cortes thinks about that. steve's next. ♪ i want you the want me. ♪ i need you to need me. ♪ i'd love you to love me. ♪ meet the jennifers. jen x. jen y. and jen z. each planning their future through the chase mobile app. jen x is planning a summer in portugal with some help from j.p. morgan wealth plan. let's go whiskers. jen y is working with a banker to budget for her birthday. you only turn 30 once. and jen z? her credit's golden. hello new apartment. three jens getting ahead with chase. solutions that grow with you. one bank for now. for later. for life. chase. make more of what's yours. awkward question.

when they hit wisconsin they'll be 100 miles from minneapolis.esota, wisconsin and michigan all in one day. nice to have you. what's coming up this afternoon? >> sandra: we'll have a white house press briefing. interesting. we haven't heard from the president or seen him much lately. watching for that. thanks for having me. >> bill: i'll see you on "outnumbered" in an hour. until then here is harris faulkner on the "focus." harris. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert. the full democrati