mr. trumpfirst of all, i don't think i have ever been asked a question in such a horrible manner, first question. you don't even say "hello, how are you." are you would abc? i think they are a fake news network, a terrible network. i think it is disgraceful that i came here in good spirit. i love the black population of this country. i have done so much for the black population of this country, including employment. including opportunity zones with senator tim scott of south carolina, which is one of the greatest programs ever for black workers and black entrepreneurs. i have done so much. i say this -- historically black colleges and universities were out of money. they were stone cold broke. and i saved them and i gave them long-term financing, and nobody else was doing it. i think it was a very rude introduction. i don't know exactly why you would do something like that. let me go a step further. i was invited here and i was told my opponent, whether it was biden or it turned out my opponent

mr. trump's age and health, border security, and the selection of senator j.d. vance as a running mate. this is 35 minutes. >> good afternoon and welcome to a conversation with former president donald trump. the discussion continues a decades long tradition during election years of inviting journalists to discuss impact with the candidates who are running for president, and the impact of policies. especially in black immunities. former presidents george w. bush, barack obama and bill clinton have attended nabj conventions as presidential candidates or presidents in past years. nabj is currently in conversation with vice president kamala harris's team to schedule a q and a either in person or virtually in september. as journalists, we use opportunities like these to inform our reporting it also to help voters understand the choices they face in a consequential and historic election year. nabj have partnered with politifact to fact check this in real time. you can access that on social media -- [

reporter: [indiscernible] mr. trump: who? reporter: [indiscernible] mr. trump: would you repeat that please? no, you. would you repeat her? you have to speak up. this room is very -- speak louder. reporter: [indiscernible] mr. trump: do you hear her? the daily press briefing? why would i do that? i would give you all the press briefings you want. look at what i'm doing here. why would i do that? you would get tired of me very fast. but i will give you total access and you will have a lot of press briefings. for me. are you talking about from me or a press secretary? yeah, they will do something. if it's not daily, it will be a lot. you will have more than you want. reporter: [indiscernible] mr. trump: i don't think it is appropriate for me to talk about it. i think it is a tragic story, if you want to know the truth. i thought that with hillary clinton too. with hillary clinton, i have -- i could have done things to her that would make your head spin. i thought it was a very bad thing. take the wife of the president of the united states and put her in jail

reporter: [indiscernible] mr. trump: who? reporter: [indiscernible] mr. trump: would you repeat that please? no, you. would you repeat her? you have to speak up. this room is very -- speak louder. reporter: [indiscernible] mr. trump: do you hear her? the daily press briefing? why would i do that? i would give you all the press briefings you want. look at what i'm doing here. why would i do that? you would get tired of me very fast. but i will give you total access and you will have a lot of press briefings. for me. are you talking about from me or a press secretary? yeah, they will do something. if it's not daily, it will be a lot. you will have more than you want. reporter: [indiscernible] mr. trump: i don't think it is appropriate for me to talk about it. i think it is a tragic story, if you want to know the truth. i thought that with hillary clinton too. with hillary clinton, i have -- i could have done things to her that would make your head spin. i thought it was a very bad thing. take the wife of the president of the united states and put her in jail

[laughter] mr. trump: not tiffany! not tiffany! heering] tiffany: we will fight to keep our girls safe, president trump. we will fight to make sure that our girls have privacy and safety in their bathrooms. that they have -- kristi noem said it best. we will not allow mediocre men to be extra ordinary women. [crowd cheering] mr. trump: it's also very demeaning to women. i don't know how they get away with it. the olympics was the best thing that i've seen. you really see when these boxers came out, it was so ridiculous. they just go through it like nothing. why should women have to compete? i don't know how these people got in. they have a crazy standard going on. it is so demeaning to women. women are working so hard to make the team. or to make a record. these records that are being set now by people that transition, they will not be broken. maybe 1000 years from now by a woman. i don't know. they will be broken by a woman. it's a very sad thing. you know,, is totally in favor. she's gone away from everything. she's called the gre

mr. trump: hi danielle. >> [inaudible] mr. trump: yeah.ot of those questions from minnesota you get a lot of ose questions because minnesota, they picked this guy. [crowd booing] he is weird. [laughter] i'm not weird. he's weird. he's a weird guy. he is a weird dude. they come up wh soundbites. they alws have soundbites. one the things is that jd and i are weird. jd is doing a great job. smart. top students. great guy. he's not weird and i'm not weird. we are not weird. i will tell you. that guy is weird. [laughter] he called. he signed 4- who would think that this is ev happening in our country? men playing in wom's sports and all of this. he has it at a level that nobody can believe. a bill that every boy's will have tamp on. that's his name. tamp on tim. but think of it. think of it. the question of abortion. he's the one. abortionn the next month. if the baby in minnesota -- would love to him when minnesota because they are not digging this guy. [crowd cheering] think of this. six states. minnesota is one of them. if the baby is born,

to ensure. >> mr. trump: come on! ok, this is the trump economy, this is a trump stock market and i can tell you, kamala harris it will start with the kamala crash in the stock market and it will be the kamala crash into the economy. i don't think it will happen. i am convinced that president trump is ahead in the polls now, he is going to stay ahead in the polls. [ cheering and applause ] >> -- and heat may beat kamala harris by more than he would have beaten president biden! applause. [ cheering and applause ] >> mr. trump: thank you scott. thank you. very strong aloud, he said if they get and, you will have a 1929 style crash, he's been very strong on that, others have said that as well and we don't want that to happen to our country that would be devastating for you and for everybody. on my first day back in the oval office i will sign an executive order directing every cabinet secretary and agency, ahead to use every tool of authority at their disposal to defeat inflation and to bring consumer prices rapidly down,

mr. trump: nice to see you. we have a lot of interesting things to talk about. we have some very specific things. so we will take our time. we have plenty of time. i hope you like the weather. it's very nice. nice place. nice location. thank you for being here and we don't have very much heat so i say it is perfect weather for this. the rain is not eminent based on the fact that there are no clouds so it is really nice, really nice. let's go over some big facts and some very substantial truths about where we stand as a country because we are a failing nation because of the way it has been run for the last three point five years. we are a failing nation. people are coming into our country by the millions and millions and millions. we have no idea who they are, where they come from. but we are also a failing economy. kamala harris is a radical california liberal who broke the economy, broke the border, and broke the world, frankly. very destructive to the entire world because as we go, oftentimes

mr. trumpes of false unquestionable claims as he tried to refocus his campaign on his new opponent, kamala harris. israel is on high alert for a possible attack by iran. vengeance for the assassination last month on its soil of the hamas political leader ismail haniyeh. i rent blames israel for the killing and says retaliation is its legal right. united states has warned that it is preparing for a significant set of attacks by iran or its proxies as soon as this week. the powerful iranian-backed group hezbollah in lebanon could take an attack on israel after israel's killing of one its top commanders on the national icon baby. joe biden british prime minister sir keir starmer have been trying to persuade iran not to do anything that could ignite a wider conflict in the middle east. it is being reported in the u.s. that secretary of state antony blinken has postponed a trip to the region because of the uncertainty there. talks on a possible cease-fire in gaza are scheduled for thursday. in the l

and it just seems like the speech in montana by mr. trumpr the weekend and this interview with mr. elon musk, sounds like he is really kind of back on important messaging. do you think that's correct? >> well look, i talk to president trump pretty frequently, one of the things i love about him he is always himself, he is authentic. voters are hungry for that. they don't want a candidate who is managed by the advisor class around them. that is what you get with joe biden. that's what you get with kamala harris. they're really puppets for a system that sits underneath them. donald trump is different in that way. i think the best donald trump is the true donald trump. somebody who is showing voters who he is. at the same time i do think he believes that a focus on policy is the way to win this election because kamala harris has served up a policy record that is really frankly so easy to go after. you don't need to go after her personally. stronger insults are the insults of her policy record. think about somebody despite what she says now, favo

garrett haake spoke to mr. trump. >> reporter: lester, the former president holding that campaign at the border in the midst of a man hunt. we have learned tonight that the suspect has now been arrested, all of this as i press the former president about his immigration plan and how he paid for them. tonight, former president trump holding an event in the shadow of the arizona border wall, as the sheriff announced there is a manhunt for a suspect wanted on unrelated warrants who also threatened to kill a presidential candidate. multiple law enforcement sources tell nbc news it's trump. the former president saying he wasn't told about the threat. >> i have great respect for secret service. >> reporter: trump is in the midst of a battleground blitz with sources telling nbc news robert kennedy jr., is planning to endorse him tomorrow though talks are still ongoing. we've reporting that rfk jr. is getting ready to endorse you. what role would he have in your campaign or your administration. >> you're telling me something

what mr. trump told us, and his new comments on the assassination attempt and that if elected, he would mandate insurance companies to cover ivf treatments. >>> also tonight kamala harris and tim walz sitting down for their first joint interview. how harris is responding to she flip-flopped on policies and what she said about including a republican in her cabinet. >>> the labor day travel rush kicking off. the severe storms that could disrupt your trip. >>> the failures in dozens of cases involving child sexual abuse still happening years after the fbi admitted botching the larry nassar case. >>> growing concerns about mosquito-borne viruses. you'll hear from a family speaking out after their 18-year-old was left paralyzed and fighting for his life. >>> and a crash and dash sport thrilling the paris paralympics. and this year team usa has the history-making secret weapon. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> and good evening. i'm tom llamas in for lester. it has been a block

mask and mr. trump talked about with respect to government efficiency commission and take a listen please. >> i think it would be great to just have a government efficiency commission takes a look at these things and just ensures that the taxpayer money to the taxpayers hard earned money is spent in a good way. i would be happy to help out on such a mission. trump: i would love it while you are the greatest cover. larry: there you go your the greatest cover and when i was a young puppy working paraded in the peter breaks from the famous businessman for my candidate and the race commission any did a fabulous job enemy he could've saved us a couple of trillion dollars and there is been any fall through congress but this is important right, some bonus many commission, and efficiency commission, that is the first that we have heard of this it and talk about it i think that is progress and less work. vivek: will look elon is a really great he and i have talked about this very idea as well and the reality is

mr. trumps who he is he is authentic, he does listen to his friends, but he also has a tremendous amount of knowledge regarding the key policy messages that hit voters in their gut and win elections. in fairness to him, for over two years in his historic political comeback, he has repeatedly stayed on message regarding tax cuts, deregulation, drill baby drill, closing the border, putting out the foreign fighters even though foreign polls, they show them doing very well across the board. even better in the breakdown. white and nonwhite working-class voters. plus, strong leads on issues including the economy, border, foreign policy and crime. you know, kamala harris really a lot more hype than reality. now, in north carolina, talking and some length about bringing down energy and electricity costs by unlocking the fossil fuel spigots and of course drill baby drill. bringing down prices with the whole government approach. people really do not realize how much fossil fuel related costs permeate the

mr. trumps who he is. he is authentic. he does listen to his friends but he also has a tremendous store of knowledge regarding the key policy messages that hit voters in their gut and win elections. in fairness to him, for over two years, in his historic political comeback, he has repeatedly stayed on message regarding tax cuts, deregulation, drill, baby, drill, closing the border, putting out the foreign fires, and even recent polls by "new york times" sienna and fox, they show him doing very well across the board, even better in the breakdown, both white and non-white working class voters, plus strong leads on issues including the economy, border, foreign policy and crime. you know the kamala harris boomlet is a lot more hype than reality. now in north carolina he talked at some length about bringing down energy and electricity costs by unlocking the fossil fuel spying spigots and of course drill, baby, drill and he linked that with a pledge to curb inflation, bring down prices with a whole o

so, as economic storm clouds begin to gather it is mr. trumpho has the common sense solution to cut taxes and let people spend and invest more of their own money. once again, advantage trump. and that's the riff. all right? we're going to come back to the economic storm clouds in just a little while. we've got kevin hassett and michael faulkender. our friend vivek ramaswamy will visit us a bit later after that, but before we get to all of that we'll bring in congressman mike walsh and brian mast from the free state of florida. gentlemen, thank you very, very much. you guys, you can talk about any darn thing you want to talk about but you know i mentioned mr. trump's tax cuts. i just thought yesterday, okay, he went into the lion's den with the convention of black journalists. he faced some you know, pretty strong criticism. thank heavens for harris faulkner, by the way. but i thought he came out the winner and the reason i thought he came out the winner, i guess i will start with my pal brian mast is because he emphasized border, inflation, eco

criticizing mr. trump for his personal attacks like this. >> i'm a better-looking person than kamala. >> anybody who's about beating down other people is a coward. this is what strength looks like. >> reporter: still republicans are not ceding all the attention this week. j.d. vance and mr. trump hitting a series of battlegrounds. >> kamala puts america last. i put america first. >> reporter: going after harris on the economy. while inflation recently cooled to 2.9%, many americans say prices remain too high. >> their economy's terrible. and the inflation is eating everybody alive, and it's been doing that for three years.

— was asked about this statement from mr trump? yes, i mean you look at the — from mr trump?oric oij - look at the rhetoric ofjd vance _ look at the rhetoric ofjd vance and it tells you that the right _ vance and it tells you that the right hand doesn't know what the right— right hand doesn't know what the right hand is doing in that ticket — the right hand is doing in that ticket. let's call it what it is. — ticket. let's call it what it is. it's— ticket. let's call it what it is, it's pandering, it's completely unrealistic. first of all. — completely unrealistic. first of all, apparently donald trump isn't aware of the fact that if you — isn't aware of the fact that if you go— isn't aware of the fact that if you go through ivf in the first round — you go through ivf in the first round doesn't work, there are times— round doesn't work, there are times where you have to get a nredically_ times where you have to get a medically induced abortion in order— medically induced abortion in order to _ medically induced abortion in order to continue on. so is donald _ order to continu

there can be little doubt that mr trump attempted to cling to power.iminal? the justice department clearly thinks it was and it brought charges against him in 2023. but mr trump is a man of course with deep pockets, the case has run into all sorts of delay and challenges against it, not least the challenge that was taken right to the very pinnacle of the us legal system, to the supreme court, where mr trump enjoys a conservative supermajority, three of those justices are appointed during his time in office, and they issued the landmark ruling a few months ago that mr trump enjoys broad immunity from prosecution, particularly for acts relating to his official business. many people said this shattered the existing precedent that nobody was above the law but there you are, the prosecutors have had to go away, we consider the indictment, and they have now removed parts about that relate to mr trump and's official instruction. for example, where perhaps before they included examples of him instructing government lawyers, those bits have come out and the con

as economy storm clouds begin to gather, it is mr. trump who has common sense solution to cut the taxes. and let people spend and invest more of their own money. once again, advantage, trump. that is the riff. all right. we'll come back to the economic storm cloud in a while. but we have kevin hassett and michael faulkender and vivek ramaswamy will visit us later. but before that. we'll bring in congressman mike waltz and brian mast from free state of florida, thank you very much, talk about whatever you you want. i mentioned mr. trump's tax cuts, i thought yesterday, okay, he went t to the lion's den with convention of black journalists, faced strong criticism, thank heavens for harris faulkner, i thought he came out the winner, i thought so, i'll start with my pal brian mast, is because, he emphasized border, inflation, economy attacks cuts. -- tax cuts. those are his strong suits, that is where the democratic administration has done so badly, he kept doing that, i think he went in and came out a winner brian mast, how about you? >> i'll

we're mr. trump has agreed to the rules that were originally set for. busy for him and mr. bide, not worked really well to shut off the microphones and then just like by making an absolute you know, mess of himself because he was too old and he just didn't make any sense. but i think in this debate against the, against the vice president harris, it might favor trump to have the microphone turned off as well because it keeps him from doing the thing that you and i were just talking about making assertions about minorities interrupting, which i think will again push back the middle, the independence. what do you like? yeah, rick, i think you're exactly right. and i also want to take my hat off to you for talking about the fact that a lot of these politicians, whether be on the right or the left, don't talk about the actual causes of migration. what you were talking about, the tomatoes and hun doors is so important because we never talk about why there are so many people coming to the border. but as far as this debate is concerned, yeah, i think that even t

let's talk about some — between her and mr trump.out some of — between her and mr trump. let's talk about some of the _ between her and mr trump. let's talk about some of the poll _ between her and mr trump. let's talk about some of the poll ratings - between her and mr trump. let's talk about some of the poll ratings we - about some of the poll ratings we have seen in the front line battleground states. they show kamala harris seems to be just nudging ahead, actually, is she still going through a honeymoon period? quite early on into this isn't she, for the white house? maw; isn't she, for the white house? many olls at the isn't she, for the white house? many polls at the moment, _ isn't she, for the white house? many polls at the moment, it _ isn't she, for the white house? many polls at the moment, it is _ isn't she, for the white house? litany polls at the moment, it is really hard to keep track of them, but they do generally show she is giving donald trump a run for his money. it's not a coincidence she was here, north carolina

mr. trump: he knows what he is doing. i did encourage him to get this over with. it has to get over with fast. get your victory and get it over with. the killing has to stop. >> thank you, president trump. you have spoken passionately about how god save your life and i am wondering, have you put much stock into why god saved your life? for what purpose has he been shielding and protecting you? mr. trump: i do not know if you heard the question. you have spoken about god saving your life. i have spoken passionately about it. that was a miracle. the audience was massive that was in front of me. that particular graph -- as you all know, i think everyone knows it well -- it shows the numbers on illegal immigration, the lowest point we had ever had. and it was one that i use less than 20% of the time. it is always at the end of the speech and not at the beginning and it is always on the left side and not the right side. and yet for some reason it is not on the teleprompter, i do things largely witho

mr. trump: pat in keyport, new jersey, republican. host: oh, you are just on, forgive me. david, thank you for the conversation. appreciate you this morning. ♪ announcer: a live picture from the la crosse center at la crosse, wisconsin where candidate donald trump is holding a town hall with supporters this afternoon after a campaign stop at a steel plant in michigan earlier today. the event in wisconsin is expected to begin shortly. live coverage when it starts here on c-span. ♪ ♪ a july poll taken by reuters found the former president had an 11-point advantage on the economy. that has no fallen -- now fallen. the three point difference is too small to be significant given the four percentage point margin of error. the economy is a topic the candidates hit often when out on the campaign trail and in ads. take a look at tw recento -- two recent ads by the candidates. >> families talk about their plans for the future. how they are going to be financially. i will make it a top priority to bring d

who has just endorsed donald trump, and in a sense, mr. kennedy just wiped out kamala's dnc speech from the news cycle all together, and kennedy's logic was particularly hard-hitting and well put together. first up, he said he's throwing his support to president trump because, and i will quote. "the causes were free speech, war in ukraine, and the war on our children." then he blasted the democratic party for its legal warfare against president trump and himself. take a listen to this. >> the dnc wage continual legal warfare against both president trump and myself. each time that our volunteers turned in those towering boxes of signatures needed to get on the ballot, the dnc dragged us into court, state-after-state, attempting raise their work and subvert the will of the voters who signed those petitions. it deployed dnc judges and other candidates off the ballot and to throw president trump in jail. larry: wow boy he laid that right out straight, didn't he? then he mocked all the democratic celebrity speakers at their convention by noting

deroy, can we depend, can mr. trump depend on elon musk?"the wall street journal" today, huge feet ture story, what do you make of it. >> elon musk has control of one of the best technological platforms in the world. huge enormous reach. trump ought to get back on "x." he has truth social which is terrific. larry: recently? >> he ought to get, reopen his x account, former twitter account, instantly probably have 60, 70 million people. larry: he is doing it. he is doing it. >> get back on there, be there all the time. larry: batya, do you know who pubbing musk is? you heard of him. >> something about cars? >> he was illegal immigrant. i was just kidding. >> got to go, larry, 120,000 gun owners in wisconsin didn't vote in the last election. larry: low propensity voters. >> our side has to show up. larry: great stuff. batya ungar-sargon, deroy murdoch, sean duffy, thanks so much. catch sean along with co-host dagen mcdowell on "the bottom line," weeknights 6:00 p.m. eastern every day right here on foblous fox business. coming up on "kudlow," a

tonight mr. trump defending his arlington appearance saying that he was not thinking about his campaign, that he was asked for a photograph by family members who lost their children in the chaotic afghanistan withdrawal he says was caused by the biden white house. meanwhile, vice president kamala harris campaigning in the deep south, making news with her first interview since she launched her campaign. >>> but we start tonight with dasha burns' exclusive. >> reporter: tonight former president donald trump back in the battleground state of michigan making light of his comment about the controversy over his visit to arlington national cemetery earthier this week. >> i was asked to go there by people who lost their child because of biden and harris, because their pullout was so bad of afghanistan, they lost their child. and all of the sudden i hear that somebody that i have no idea who it is got into an argument with somebody else at the cemetery about pictures being taken. i took them at the request of t

i mean certainly _ at mr trump were? not necessarily. i mean certainly donald _ at mr trump were? ertainly donald trump'sjibesl mean certainly donald trump's jibes at democrats have been more pointed. you do expect maybe in a setting like this for there to be just a bit more positivity and a focus on the future. but at the same time democrats want to make this election a referendum on donald trump and they realise that donald trump has a ceiling on his support, although he can galvanise a section of republicans. some moderate voters are turned off by his morals, what he did as president the first time. its not too surprising probably that the obamas leaned into that criticism. . . ., the obamas leaned into that criticism. . . . . , , criticism. kamala harris herself was not at the convention _ criticism. kamala harris herself was not at the convention last _ criticism. kamala harris herself was not at the convention last night, - not at the convention last night, she was out campaigning. her big speech is on thursday. how important is that event for her in terms of laying out who s

mr. trump. tonight. the harris campaign is reacting that interview happened in chicago today at the annual convention for the national association of black journalists. the former president was invited for a q&a. it went sideways right away. the first question why should black voters trust him, given many of his prior statements? mr. trump first had harsh words for the journalists from abc news, who asked the question and then emphasized that his beliefs that undocumented immigrants are taking over what he called black jobs. he also questioned kamala harris race. she was always of indian heritage, and she was only promoting indian heritage. i didn't know she was black until a number of years ago when she happened to turn black, and now she wants to be known as black. so i don't know, is she indian or is she black? she is always identified as a black woman. i respect either one college, i respect either one. but she obviously doesn't. well, around here we know her background well. kamala harris,

it is a distraction that unnecessary and off message here is mr. trumpbozeman montana couple days ago where he is on message and take a listen to this d. trump: we will stop the biden harris were in american energy we will drill baby drill and i will terminate green new scam, deliver historic regulation come undercuts now in the biden harris electric vehicle mandate on day one and we will pass massive tax cuts for the workers then includes no tax on tips. larry: and that is music to my ears, kellyanne conway and frank sinatra all rolled into one the greatest think from the beatles and throwing everybody and just saying, if he just keeps doing that and keep doing that and maybe jive a little bit offer that that is just terrific stuff. kellyanne: that's the difference between them. larry: bedwell because he did that said he has already done it. kellyanne: did it producer she's promised that is a different she's already there last week and she said, when i am present i am going to grow the crime is like your vice president now in front of the resident, doin

this is basically what mr. trump is talking about. ts spur growth and opportunity, tax hikes will bury us into recession. this is why trump's tax cut message is so totally on target. and that is the riff. all right, joining us now to talk about this and and other things, david malpass, former president of the world bank, michael faulkender, former assistant treasury secretary. chief economist of america first policy institute. i mean, i'm going to stand by this, david malpass. i'm -- let the market set interest rates. i don't want the fed lowering rate. i'd rather see tax cuts rather than rate cuts. how about that? tax cuts are more important to the economy and america's future than more fed pump-priming and all the rest of it has gotten us into trouble. what do you think about that idea? >> the reason tax cuts work is because it causes more incentive to work and more incentive to produce. it helps a hot on inflation, and it also helps on income for people. so from a political standpoint, president trump is right that he has never seen

. >> mr. trumplows for the resignations of every single senior military officials who touched the afghanistan disaster, i want the resignations immediately. >> martha: already, tim to you first, is that a good move? as a that will make some waves with people. >> adanac was all there, who is still there from what happened there, that was obviously -- >> martha: nobody was fired by the biden administration. >> that's correct, i just don't think that elections are about the future purich he's consistently talking about the past, joe biden is not running he still wants to talk about joe biden and i think it's a great mistake. >> martha: but it's a joe biden and it harris administration that handles the afghanistan withdrawal. >> what it's like blaming make plans for something that trump did, they can try to but it's going to be about change -- >> martha: it something she could commit to doing it now. she could say as soon as i office got every general who touched that disasters gone. she could say that.

he is a great guy. . >> as mr. trump mentioned he is heading to arizona, the same state mr. in for a campaign rally. the trump campaign has teased a special guest, fueling speculation it could be robert f. kennedy, jr. 50 kennedy's siblings -- five of kennedy's siblings posted a message that his endorsement of trump is a betrayal of values. it is a sad ending to a sad story. his announcement comes a day after kamala harris officially accepted the democratic nomination for president on the final night of the democratic national committee should. she vowed to take american politics in a different direction, saying there is a fleeting chance of moving past the country's divisions as she made promises on border security and reproductive rights. she stressed the urgent need for a cease-fire in gaza. we can speak now to the mayor of san antonio, texas. he is also an official surrogate for the harris-walz campaign. i assume it has been a big party for the democrats. coming in there were some worries about potential protests , about a new candidate replacing joe biden but this seems

always called herself black, i fact always called herself black, and this was reminiscent of the lies mr trumpion polls, overtaking donald trump nationally and in key swing states. this remarkable and fairly surprising political honeymoon may not last all the way until the election but it has certainly wrong—footed donald trump for now. and when we fight, we win! god bless you, and when we fight, we win! god bless you. and _ and when we fight, we win! god bless you. and god — and when we fight, we win! god bless you, and god bless america. xtit'ice you, and god bless america. vice president harris _ you, and god bless america. vice president harris is _ you, and god bless america. vice president harris is so _ you, and god bless america. a)" ca: president harris is so far playing it safe on the campaign trail, no radical policy ideas, all uplifting slogans and optimistic promises, but it does seem to be working for voters who wanted a fresh choice and see her as a candidate for change. sarah smith, bbc news, washington. the titanic sank more than a century ago, but it wasn�*t until 1985 that t