mr. pencesaw the train go by. it looks cool. the box that looks like the jail bars, you can take lots of pictures. these are my grandkids. have a great day! >> thank you, thank you. [inaudible] >> they are, they are. >> looks like a brand-new hat too. >> i got it in arizona. >> wow, you are serious. [inaudible] mr. pence: pleasure to meet you. >> a great supporter of mine. >> nice to have you here. we invite you to come back any time, we have a lot more things to show you and talk about in mount pleasant. >> rachel is the director of the chamber here. [inaudible] >> such a great day to come and visit, so -- rumor has it you will have the best meat loaf in town for lunch. [inaudible] >> anyway, we are glad you are here. thank you for coming. is it inappropriate to ask for a picture? >> know, get in here. [laughter] >> absolutely, great. >> and nice to meet you. >> thank you. [inaudible] >> i would appreciate that. we have a lot to talk about. >> i was in this constant last week -- wisconsin last

mr. pence: thank you all. good afternoon. and welcome to the conference center at the hudson institute. it's my honor to introduce vice president michael r. pence. he's been a friend of hudson for many years. he's part of our roots in indiana and he's a former colleague from the bush administration and i could not be happier to be able to introduce him today. i'd like to acknowledge his brother, congressman greg pence, who is with us. at hudson we know how important it is to have good people serve our country so thank you both for being with us. vice president pence, i won't entirely do justice to his distinguished resume in order to give him time for his remarks today. he has the distinguished career in public service beginning with his legal practice in indiana policy review foundation and he established the mike pence show, a syndicated radio show and weekly television public affairs program in indiana. in 2000, he successfully entered the united states house of representatives. throughout his tenure in congress, vice presi

[applause] mr. pence: thank you. i want to thank the new hampshire ends -- new hampshirans. it is great to be back. i am mike pence, i am from indiana, and i am running to be the next president of the united states of america. thank you all for coming out this afternoon. i cannot think of a better place to reflect on the future of our country and the republican party. i appreciate you all making time. particularly the students who i hope are not skipping class to be here with us. i stand before you asked republican candidate for president of the united states because i believe this country has had a lot of trouble. joe biden has week -- has weakened america at home and abroad and i think all of us have the experience and obligation to try. we also have the obligation to speak plainly about the challenges our nation has faced. we need new leadership in the white house and i believe we new leadership in the republican party. but now more than ever, i believe we must forge that new leadership in the republican party, ground it on the conservative principles that have defined our

[applause] mr. pence: good afternoon everyone. i want to welcome you. my name is neil the vet -- vivek. [applause] we have a special guest today. and the 48th vice president of the united states. it is good to have you. [applause] mr. pence: thank you. i want to thank the new hampshirans. how about a big round of applause for the college? it is great to be back. i am mike pence. i am from indiana. and i am running to be the next president of the united states of america. thank you all for coming out this afternoon. i cannot think of a better place to reflect on the future of our country and the republican party. the first in the nation state of new hampshire. i appreciate you all making time, particularly the students who i hope are not skipping class to be here with us. i stand before you as a republican candidate for president of the united states because i believe this country is in a lot of trouble. joe biden has weakened america at home and abroad, and i think all of us have the obligation to try to bring about change. we also have the obligation t

we talk about the impact mr pence needs to make before this debate finishes.night's debate? he what does he need to do at tonight's debate? he needs to sta the tonight's debate? he needs to stay the course _ tonight's debate? he needs to stay the course and _ tonight's debate? he needs to stay the course and remind . stay the course and remind american voters that he more than anyone on that stage inherits the legacy of ronald reagan, spectrum conservative across the board, whether or not how to address national security, the failing economy, the family issues confronting our nation. i think that is the cost, continually reminding the voters that is who we years. more than anyone else he also inherent the legacy of donald trump. inherent the legacy of donald trum -. ,, . ~' inherent the legacy of donald trum -. ,, . ~ , trump. sure, and i think he is roud trump. sure, and i think he is proud of _ trump. sure, and i think he is proud of that _ trump. sure, and i think he is proud of that legacy. - trump. sure, and i think he is proud of that legacy. i - trump.

the chair now recognizes the gentleman from indiana, mr. pence, for five minutes. mr. pence: thank you, madam speaker. madam speaker, i rise today to recognize johnson county deputy sheriff tim geyer. who passed away at the law enforcement academy last month. he was training at the academy and set to graduate just two weeks after he passed. we will never forget his service and sacrifice to our indiana community and i want to extend my deepest condolences to his loved ones. madam speaker, i rise today to speak about my recentcies to the rush memorial hospital in rushville, indiana. during the visit we discussed the current state of rural health care and what can be done to improve it. i also got to meet and speak with the outstanding staff flight team who delivered timely and critical care to those in need throughout the southern indiana district. i recently enjoyed my visit at the hospital and want to thank the entire team at rush memorial hospital for their -- for all they do and their hospitality. madam speaker, i rise today to express my deep concern with president b

mr. pence: first off, would you will join me in thanking ralph and steve and thinking all the great leadership of this organization? you meant to bring us to that day. you truly did. i am not new to the cause of life like most of the people in this room. i am pro-life and i do not apologize for it. it was the calling of our life when we first upward to run for office. when karen and i decided we would first run for congress. we had three kids all under the age of six, and we had to sell our dream home, move back to our home town and spend all of our savings, and we had to explain to our children why we were operating their lives and taking them out of the little christian school they were attending. i will never forget karen looking at them and saying we are doing it for the babies. and we stepped forward. we were elected to congress in the year 2000, and i was a champion for life in the congress of the united states. i authored the first legislation to defund planned parenthood in the house of

following his remarks mr. pence met with voters to get pictures of many of those in the audience of the new hampshire institute in manchester. [applause] >> good afternoon, everyone. howard luckily all to the politics. we have a special. [applause] special guest today. mike pence as a former member of the house, governor of indiana andof 48 vice president of the united states. special treat to happen here. thank you. here we go. [applause] >> i want to think you. how about a round of applause for this college. [applause] great to be back in new hampshire. i'm mike pence, i'm running for president for the united states of america. [applause] thank you all for coming out this afternoon. the link above that are placed to reflect the future of the republican party.tu here in the first in the nation in new hampshire. appreciate you all making time particularly students help are not skipping class. as a republican candidate for president of the united states because i believe this country, joe biden has weakened america a

during his time as vice-president mr. pence played a pivotal role strengthening ties with u.s. allies, undertaking visit to europe, latin america, partnerships with u.s. allies. vice-president pence was insal and an outspoken critic of the commune china party. giving i think one of the best addresses, and the chinese communist relationship with the united states. we are very proud to host him today and he is the first presidential candidate giving a presidential speech here and we invited on a bipartisan basis, presidential candidates to present their national security here at hudson and we couldn't be happier that vice-president is inaugural in that series. please help me welcome mike pence. [applause] >> thank you, john walters, thank you for your hospitality, the hospitality and great leadership that of' provided here at hudson institute. you read that introduction just the way i wrote it, but all kidding aside, i'm truly grateful. not only for your career, your career in public service and leading here at the hudson institute. i'm so glad that hudson institute in the minds o

mr. pence: thank you, madam chair. mr. speaker, i rise in support of h.r. 1435, the preserving choice in vehicle purchases act. i'd like to thank congressman john joyce for his leadership on this bill. you know, the electrification or nothing timeline of this administration is far ahead of what is possible, practical and affordable. giving california authority to dictate to the transportation industry for almost half the nation is just another tool of this administration is using to force e.v.'s onto the american people. fuel distribution for our transportation industry was built over the course of 100 years. it's not reasonable to assume the same can be done for an e.v. industry just in a few short years. while this administration seeks to mandate, subsidize electric vehicles at every turn, they lack any sense of a coherent plan to put this into reality. e.v. inventories are piling up on dealer lots because, simply put, nobody's buying them. this legislation would make important strides to protect hoosiers' ability to cho

post labor day phase of the campaign, the question really is, is the race near the end or is it as mr. pence said just beginning. jeff zeleny, cnn, rye, new hampshire. >>> a u.s. government official says noesk'rth korea's leader c head to russia to cut a weapons deal aimed at bolstering the war effort in ukraine. >> "new york times" says the meeting between kim jung-un and vladimir putin may happen this month. back in july the russian defense minister visited north korea and paraded through its hall of weapons as the cameras rolled as you see. let's go to kristie lu stout in hong kong. these are two countries that probably need each other right now. >> reporter: yeah, for different reasons. this is what we know about this potential meeting. kim jung-un may meet with vladimir putin in russia, that is according to the u.s. national security council, and they are expected to discuss potential arms deals for russia to get more north korea weapons to use against ukraine. the typing of this meeting is unclear, but it was the "new york times" that first reported about this potential meeting saying

following his remarks mr. pence

. >> he asked mr. pence to pause the voting for ten days. he asked him in an aspirational way. to get alternate electors. this is the first time that the first amendment has been criminalized. but he is being indicted for ultimately is following legal advice. what he didn't do is send in the tanks. >> okay, there's three things going on there. first time no back sees. every time a charge is nate, this something or say, i really wasn't would have sex with that underneath underage teenager, that this undercover officer lured me into agreeing to do. that was just fantasy. i wasn't really going to do it. same thing. in those conspiracies, it was just all we were just talking. >> i was just joking around about the coup. i raised it to the vice president, and he knew i was joking. >> everybody knew. that kind of idea that it is in kuwait, that it didn't come to fruition, except that it pretty much did come to fruition. this notion of a conspiracies oftentimes when people say we really working to do it. it doesn't work here, does more care factually, and something the laws that the de

mr. pence: thank you, madam chair. mr. speaker, i rise in support of h.r. 1435, the preserving choice in vehicle purchases act. i'd like to thank congressman john joyce for his leadership on this bill. you know, the electrification or nothing timeline of this administration is far ahead of what is possible, practical and affordable. giving california authority to dictate to the transportation industry for almost half the nation is just another tool of this administration is using to force e.v.'s onto the american people. fuel distribution for our transportation industry was built over the course of 100 years. it's not reasonable to assume the same can be done for an e.v. industry just in a few short years. while this administration seeks to mandate, subsidize electric vehicles at every turn, they lack any sense of a coherent plan to put this into reality. e.v. inventories are piling up on dealer lots because, simply put, nobody's buying them. this legislation would make important strides to protect hoosiers' ability to cho

mr. ramaswamy, i have a question. thank you very much. vice president pencen 201, the trump pence administration canceled daca, which put the legal status of 600,000 dreamers in the hands of the court. dreamers work and pay tacks. as president if the supreme court ends daca, would you work with congress to reach a permanent solution for dreamers? >> first, let me say i'm glad vivek pulled out of his business deal in 2018 in china and must have been about the time you decided to vote in presidential elections. nice to have you participate in elections. let me speak to this issue. number one, i negotiated the remain in mexico policy with the mexican government. we used economic power to bring the mexican government to the table. we built hundreds of miles of border wall and despite what's said her today, we reduced illegal immigration and asylum abuse by 90%. as president of the united states, i can do it again. the truth is we need to fix a broken immigration system and i'll do that as well, but first and foremost, a nation without boarders is not a nation. we

your former vice president mike pence believes a fetus should have constitutional rights. do you believe that, mrdent? >> mike pence said something about 15 weeks, too, which was a big change for mike pence because mike pence has no exceptions, and i have exceptions, by the way. i think people should have exceptions and if it's rape, incest or the life of the mother, i think that you should have rights. >> does the fetus have constitutional rights? >> i will tell you they think most people, most republicans are willing. you go, life of the mother, rape, incest, i think most of them are there. >> should a fetus have constitutional rights, mr. president? >> i don't know what he's saying because before he wanted, you know, you couldn't have an abortion. >> what are you saying? what do you think? >> excuse me. now he's saying 15 weeks. wow, where did that come from? that's a radical change. look, something is going to happen that will be good for everybody. i'm almost like a mediator in this case. they wanted roe v. wade terminated because it was inappropriate. we got it done. something's going to ha

. >> ♪ i was born free ♪ ♪ i was born free ♪ ♪ born free ♪ mr. penceround of applause for tony perkins who i have known a very long time. and i know this great gathering is sponsored by many wonderful organizations, y'all come from all over the country, but it is the 40th anniversary of the family research council, so join me in thanking tony and everybody with f.r.c. it's made such a consequential organization. tony, i appreciate so very much the introduction, you know the one i prefer is a little bit shorter. i'm a christian, a conservative and a republican, in that order, and it is a joy to be back with so many faith-filled freedom loving americans at the operate, vote and stand summit. last time i stood before you was back in 2018 as your vice president. it was my privilege to be the very first vice president to address this distinguished gathering and i want to thank you for giving me a reason to come back to washington, d.c. from our home in indiana. washington, d.c. is a place if you come with low expectations you're never disappointed. john f.

that fox viewers are not used to hearing, and it elicited at first, a sort of general platitude for mr. pence and then a somewhat chilling threat towards that community. >> the department of homeland security warns that violence against lgbtq plus people is on the rise and intensifying. according to a recent study, members of that community are nine times more likely to be victims of violent hate crimes. as president, how would you protect this community from violent attacks and discrimination? >> as president of the united states i would stand up for the safety, and civil liberties of every american. from every background. and i want the american people to know that. we will stand up for the rights of parents and we will pass a federal ban on transgender clinical or surgical -- surgery, anywhere in the country. >> mike pence making remarkable pivot right there. there is more to recap in terms of what happened at tonight's debate. i don't exactly know what to pick as highlights, memorable moments. to my mind, i feel like nikki haley telling vivek ramaswamy please stop talking, you are ruining

via the electoral college, and that was meant to be overseen by the vice president, mike pence, and congress. mrn mike pence not to do his constitutional duty, but as we heard from sarah, mrtrump constitutional duty, but as we heard from sarah, mr trump seemed to encourage many of his supporters in the proud boys and other groups like the proud boys and other groups like the 0athkeepers to march on congress and use inflammatory language, and many of the proud boys have been sentenced in recent days, and they've blamed mr trump for encouraging them to do what they did. ., ., , ., a did. their attorney asked the auestion did. their attorney asked the question outside _ did. their attorney asked the question outside court," - did. their attorney asked the l question outside court," where did. their attorney asked the - question outside court," where is donald trump and all this?" he says, if your president tells you your election has been stolen, how do you react to that? we election has been stolen, how do you react to that?— election has been stolen, how do you react to that? ~ , , ., react to th

. >> vice president pence warns that politics of, quote, trumped populist priorities like mr.amaswamy are a road to ruin for the gop if the government shuts down. >> should voters blame populist republicans ferociously? everybody who's in washington, d.c., they get sent down there to do the job, and they've been failing at doing the job for a very long time. and let's be honest about this with the voters. you know, during the trump administration, they added $7 trillion, $7 trillion in national debt. and now the biden administration has put another 5 trillion on and counting. they have failed and they're in the spot they're in now because none of them are willing to tell the truth. none of them are willing to take on the difficult issues. they just want to keep kicking the can down the road. and the inflation that nikki spoke about is absolutely right. and it's caused by government spending. and that's why people all across this country are suffering tonight. and yet we don't get any answers because joe biden hides in his basement and won't answer as to why he's raising the de

joining us is vice president mike pence. mr. ce president, you are the most unique position ever, you want people to choose you over president trump while defending the trump/pence policy on immigration and the border and draining the swamp. you feel you made progress on that, but if you praise it, they will say why don't we go with the guy that led us along the way, how do you separate from the former president? >> standing at the reagan library, it was all together fitting to talk about the choice republicans are facing. it is another time for choosing in the republican party ronald reagan told the american people we would build an agenda on american leadership, fiscal responsibility, the right to life and for the last 50 years our party has been billed on that movement. when donald trump came down the elevator he promised to govern conservative. what i tried to make clear last night in the midst of that hustle and bustle debate and i've made clear traveling around the country, the choice republicans face is whether to continue

the source" tonight with the former vice president and current 2024 presidential candidate, mike pence. mr. vice president, thank you for being here. we appear to be just 24 hours away from a government shutdown. do you believe that it's worth shutting the government down for these demands from the lawmakers on the far right? will the party be any better off after a shutdown happens? >> well, first, let me say, you know, we have a debt in this country now for the first time since world war ii. and i welcome efforts by republicans in the house and the senate to take a stand for fiscal responsibility. but, you know, i have been through one of these government shutdowns during our administration. i've been through a few back when i was a member of congress. kaitlan, i'm confident that they'll sort through it. what's disappointing to me and, i think, millions of americans is that all the arguments that will lead to this shutdown and may lead -- may have the government shut down in terms of non-essential workers and programs for some days or even weeks as we saw in the past, at the end of the d

joining me is former vice president and 2024 presidential candidate, mike pence. mr.ee you mark yay,, , thanks for having me on. maria: you have less than a week before you're on the stage. what's the strategy. >> we're focused on what's happening in this country. bidenomics is failing. i really do believe that everywhere i go in iowa, new hampshire, people are focused on the rising cost of living, run-away inflation. i actually think whether it's the writers strike in california, i'm glad it's over, but the uaw strike that's unfolding, the truth is that wages have not been keeping up with inflation and the american people know it and so we're going to use the opportunity as we did at the last debate to go out and talk about solutions. i'm somebody, i think, i'd say with humility, i think i'm the most qualified, consistent conservative in this race today and i know what it's going to take to turn this country around. we'll extend those trump/pence tax cuts, we'll deal with the national debt crisis and we'll promote the kind of free market policies that have gotten ame

pennsylvania avenue, joining is now former vice president and republican presidential candidate mike pence. mrresident welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> thank you shannon it's good to be on her good start here rhonda pulling out the wall street journal has you in sixth place this morning for a number of analysts note you are running to convince vincent gop voters who may not like it from the "new york times" it says if the majority or a strong plurality of republican primary voters believe the lie the 2020 election was stolen, how can the man who certified it secure their support question at midlantic they asked this question why does he think the people who wanted to kill him will vote for him? why take on this fight when the numbers show almost no scenario in which you can grab this nomination? quick shannon i am running for president because i this country is in a lot of trouble. think joe biden has weakened america at home and abroad appeared bite and i'll mix has been a disaster for american families. that withdrawal from afghanistan has a bold and enemies of freedom around the world.

ladies and gentlemen, the 48th vice president of the united states, mike pence, will be interviewed by ralph reed. [applause] >> mr. vice president, thank you so much for being here. >> thank you, ralph. >> you are no stranger to this stage. you can come to iowa faith and freedom events since 2010. >> it's wonderful to be back. i come from a state that starts with i and inns in a, and i love iowa because it is a place where faith and freedom define the people of this great state. thank you all for being here tonight. i'm honored to be with you all. thank you. >> we are honored to have you. you with the most pro-life vice president in american history, serving as significant player in the most pro-life administration in the history. and roe v. wade has now been overturned. you can applaud that. hallelujah. [applause] and i don't need to tell you because you debated it on the debate stage the other night, there's a pretty spirited debate in the party right now about what we do post dobbs. you are in favor of doing something at the federal level. one of your opponents, i don't want to mention her name, but her initia

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. >> sean: form vice-president mike pence joins us. mr. to see you sir. >> good to see you, sean. >> sean: okay. one of the things i thought you did tonight, certainly resonated, is the issue of policies that we know work. >> right. >> sean: so much of what we -- americans are experiencing so much of it, unfortunately, is due to the fact that we have open borders, we've unilaterally disarmed on the issue of energy independence and energy dominance. we have a president with a very pathetically weak foreign policy. these are scary times. this is a country in decline as far as i see. >> all the more reason why we ought to go with what we know has always made america strong and prosperous and free. we're here at the reagan library. you and i both love ronald ray gag. >> sean: absolutely. >> ronald reagan came to power when there was a failed democratic administration. prices through the roof and america failed on the world stage and he stood forward and said we can actually make america great again. >> sean: he said those words. >> he said tho

sean: mike pence joining us. mr. vice president. good to see you, sir. >> good to see you, sean.g that you did and resinated was the issue of palsies that we know work but so much of what we -- americans are experiencing, so much of it is due to the fact we have open boarders, unilaterally armed on issue of independence and energy dominance and a president with a pathetic weak foreign policy and scary times and a country in decline as far as i see. >> all the reason we ought to go with what we know has always made america strong and prosperous and free. we're here at reagan library. you and i both love ronald reagan. sean: absolutely. >> ronald reagan game to power in a failed democratic administration. sean: similar moment. >> america was embarrassed on the world stage and ronald reagan stepped forward and actually said that we could make america great again. and then a couple decades -- sean: he said those words. >> yeah and a couple decades later another man came down the escalator and made the same problem and donald trump and i governed as conservatives on the very same reco

former vice president pence joins us. mr. vice president, good to see you, sir. see you, sean.y. what are what are the things that i thought you did tonight ? it was certainly resonated. is the issue of policies that we know work right. so much of what we americans are experiencing so of it, unfortunately, is due to the fact that we have open borders. we unilaterally disarmed on the issue of energy independence and energy dominance. >> we a president with a very pathetically weak foreign policy. these are scary times. this is a country in decline as far as i see. it's all the more reason why we ought to go with what we know has always made america strong and prosperous and free. we're here at the reagan library. you and i both love ronald. absolutely. ronald reagan came to power when there was a failed democrat administration. inflation through the roof, gasoline travel among growth. america was embarrassed on the world stage. ronald reagan stepped forward and it actually said that we could make great again. and then a couple said those words. he said those words. and then a co

today, mike pence is running for president of the united states in 2024. mr. pentz played a pivotal role in undertaking visits to asia, europe, all to enhance critical partnerships with u.s. allies. vice president hence was instrumental in shaping the treatment administration policies in venezuela and he has been an outspoken critic of the chinese democratic party. the chinese communist relationship with the united states. we are very proud and he is the first presidential candidate giving a presidential speech here. we invite the present educators do presenter security views here. we could not be happier that bike -- vice president has is the inaugural speaker. please help me welcome mike pence. >> thank you for your hospitality. thank you for the great leadership we provide here at the hudson institute. you read the introduction just the way i wrote it. but all kidding aside i am truly grateful. not only for your career, your career in public service but i am so grateful that you're more than 60 years, the hudson institute has shaped our public discourse in

that was mike pence yesterday, and the former vice president is with me in our studio in new york this morning. mrgood to see you. >> thanks, stuart. good to be here. stuart: you came out swinging against populism. tell us what kind of conservative you are. >> look, i'm running for president because i think this country's in a lot of trouble. here at "varney & company", you cover this economy better than anyone else in the country, so i don't have to tell you. what those americans said in the clip just before the break, despite all the happy talk about bidenomics, american families are hurting. mortgage rates at a 2 2-year high, we have a national debt the size of our nation's economy for the first time since world war ii. joe biden's policy is insolvency, he won't even talk about it. but what i wanted to call i out yesterday is that the former president and many of his imitatorses in this republican primary are taking the same position as joe biden on the subject of dealing with the national debt with common sense, conservative reforms of social security and medicare. that plus our american leade