republican national committee. r team has been working hard for over year laying ut ground work for the republican nationad the corner. our mission has always been to showcase all of the things that are milwaukee all things wisconsin. while simultaneously uniting our party and creating a launch pad for donald j. trump to be nominated to be the president of the united states. the stage on which we will do that will capture the grander of our plans for our party and our country. that is why it is so exciting to be here today to all of the rendering of the stage for the 2024 replin. to say the least all that went into was no small task with considerations with cutting edge technology our stage, centerpiece of our convention is surprised of nearly 1,200 high density. imagines of size and composition this gives our team enormous versatility to create dramatically different looks to captivate the audience on the theme of the day. a perfect depiction of our parties ambitions stage is so big a stage that is 26 feet . this s

the national committee unveiled their stage design for the upcoming 2024 republican national convention in milwaukee which will occur over the span of four days starting on july 15th. former president trump is expected to attend and accept the party nomination for president. this is about ten minutes. >> are you already? good afternoon. thank you for joining us all today. my name is anne hathaway. i'm the chairman of the republic national committee and committee arrangement. i'm joined by my friend of the republican national committee. our team has been working hard for over a year laying the groundwork for the republican national convention which is right around the corner. our mission has always been to showcase all the things that are milwaukee and all things wisconsin. while simultaneously uniting tht party and creating a launchpad for donald trumpd to be nominatd to be the president of the united states, the stage on which we will do that will capture thety granddaughter of e plans for the party and the country. that is why it is so exciting to be here today to unveil the rendering

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attached to the national defense authorization act 192 republicans voted to restore a confederatelingtonepresentative d'esposito, representative molinaro, and representative what is the rationale?■ in a time where america is facing a dangerous world with alleng a across the globe,? to decide you want to restore ao arlington cemetery. republicans including reesentive d'esposito, representative molinaro and representative williams upholding. what confederate tra decisio up? slavery? rape?■ kidnap? jim crow? lynching? racial oppression? or allf e above? what exactly is the confederate tradition ex maga republicans in 2024 are the national defense authorization back the clock on progress that has been made in the united states of america? it's reporter: yesterday, former president trump returned, had his meetings with house republicans and senate republicans. you were there o january 6. you were huddled, as was all wee chamber at the time, in safety . what was it like for you personally to see somef that greet trump as a conquering hero on the w back? mr. jeffries: it was shameful and a comp

but we are watching in that race is see whether national republicans taking issue -- -- given the mixrcumstances that are happening and political vuerability, republicans now have unique unit -- this did not make the seat more competitive. host: what of those districts on the u.s.-mexico border. guest: this is one of the districts on the border were republicans have tried to flip seats as they try to drive home a broader narrative about hispanics shifting to his party. caller: this is craig, democrat, good morning. host: what is your question or comment. caller:■ós■q i think that the sd amendment would protect hunter biden's right to have a firearm. with whole subject is about? what he is being charged with is violating a l illegallyy who is addicted to narcotics to own a firearm. caller: ic. host: and lying about that addiction on forms when wasapp. caller: ok. that is another subject. host:e your view on the case? caller: yes. he should not have had the gun i suppose. host: greg in alabama. this is dd in massachusetts. caller: good morning to everyon . i wanted to follow up on the g

hoping to win back chaifrn national republicany states do you believe republicans can flinch the senate in november. >> absolutely. the republicans cab flip the senate we foe going to be 50-50 senator jim just justice. >> i think, you know this issue of illegal immigration 10 mill over 3 1/2 years you see administration president try to say oh, we are going to put in policies going to alleviate this had 3 1/2 years to do this if they simple had not undone what president trump was doing significantly eliminating numbers we see fentanyl into this country at the same time with fentanyl deaths going up i don't think the administration can get out from this situation they created on their own promoted it promoted it. i think american people are smarter than that i think a lot of times people think voters aren't discriminating in thoughts, they absolutely are. express their opinions at ballot box also through donations as you mentioned. maria: if you have any idea why the democrats want open borders? >> yeah everybody says well open bor

he may announce his running mate at the republican national convention in milwaukee. which is slated to take place july 15th. to the 18th. meanwhile, other republicans seem to be distancing themselves from trump after his conviction. so we asked political expert david mcewan about what to watch out for within the gop in the coming, weeks and months. silicon valley, and its politics are kind of a mishmash of republicanism at some level of liberty. and kind of social liberal components as well and the folks down there obviously the folks that donald trump is going to be talking to aren't millionaires or billionaires. they're zillionaires. and so they're going to give a ton of money if you look at what's happened down ballot, and this is where i think it's key there about 6 competitive races. that both the national democrats and national republicans have targeted in california. and those candidates with a few extra options have remained largely silent about donald trump. he is hugely popular among republicans, even in california. he's not popular amongst the california el

the biden-harris campaign and the democratic national committee together raised over $85 million in may, while donald trump and the republican national committee raised $141 million on a surge in contributions during trump's

in terms of the political implications, it's interesting, i saw that the national republican campaignhey are already starting to fund raise off of this. i'm curious to see how this impacts things going forward. i mean, i know this is not a top issue for most americans going into the election. it doesn't impact them on a day-to-day basis. in terms of fundraising. i see republicans really pouncing on that. >> in terms of how it might effect things going forward, ben, looking forward to june 27th in that debate where i think president biden really wanted to be able to say to president trump you are a convicted felon. now, if he says that, it's going to come bouncing right back at him. >> i think this is something that is obviously going to come up in the course of the debate. it's going to be something that's raised as an issue, i think it's incumbent, frankly on the moderates in particular to ask the question regarding hunter biden's laptop, which was introduced as a key point of evidence in this case by the government. especially given, you know, the president's former, you know, his a

fall trying to knock on donald trump is the republican party were as unified behind him as national republicans try to say they are. it's really interesting to hear here the, the, the idea that this isn't just a beauty pageant that you like for the voters. it's also a beauty pageant for the positives as well and the leadership, it's really interesting to get your thoughts on this mina shock. we appreciate it. thank you very much. indeed. i thank you all the thought of the new despite proceeding to protest as demands king. as president william russo has been unable to prevent more demonstrations on thursday activists of demanding that t a manages to kill a controversial tax bill. completely. the same bus probably has more from nairobi, a lawyer between kenyata and tell them in the heart of downtown i wrote what is happening on this street is a snapshot of what is happening in cities across the, the day after president william brutal said he would kill the tax plan demonstrations still going to have smaller in scale, but classes with police as violent physical activity got every i have a. c like

national conservatives. none of it sitting well with republicans here at home. the state of our state is strong and resilient. >> a beacon to the world. governor gavin newsom expressing confidence and optimism about the state of our state. he did so in this pre-recorded, an edited video posted to his youtube and social media accounts all in the speech that went beyond california, attacking national republicans. he says their policies will, in his words, turn america towards a darker future. they do so in the name of, quote, unquote, liberty and freedom. want to roll back. >> the same time social progress, social justice, racial justice, economic justice, clean air, clean water basic fundamental fairness. newsom echoing that message as he spoke about the situation at the u.s. mexico border publicans in congress when presented with an opportunity to assist border states have turned their back. they've chosen politics, chosen inertia and they've advanced pure political pandering on abortion as extreme politicians other states take away women's rights. california st

national conservatives. none of it sitting well with republicans here at home. the state of our state is strong and resilient. >> a beacon to the world. governor gavin newsom expressing confidence and optimism about the state of our state. he did so in this pre-recorded, an edited video posted to his youtube and social media accounts all in the speech that went beyond california, attacking national republicans. he says their policies will, in his words, turn america towards a darker future. they do so in the name of, quote, unquote, liberty and freedom. want to roll back. >> the same time social progress, social justice, racial justice, economic justice, clean air, clean water basic fundamental fairness. newsom echoing that message as he spoke about the situation at the u.s. mexico border publicans in congress when presented with an opportunity to assist border states have turned their back. they've chosen politics, chosen inertia and they've advanced pure political pandering on abortion as extreme politicians other states take away women's rights. california st

in just a short time when he speaks to them over at the national republican senate material committee will are thought it's interesting you say that national republican senatorial committee, that they have a building off of the us congress. these meetings are not taking place inside the congress. they're up on capitol hill, which is the neighborhood around the us congress plane. why it's taking place off campus, shall we say yeah, traditionally when you want to talk about politics in washington dc, you don't do that inside the capitol building. >> a piece of respect and also sort of going with how the rules work up here on capitol hill. so they often this isn't just when a presidential nominee is coming to speak to them. but if they as a party want to talk about polling, if they want to talk about fundraising, that is typically the avenue and the place that they do at wealth. >> and that's why they have the political branches of the republican party and the democratic party for that matter, as well. they have separate buildings off of the capitol building, indeed, but they're up on ca

he just wants to be able to have an opportunity to dictate our nation and the republican party wanted to do that i'm not sure exactly what you're reference the national prayer breakfast, but i do take your point and especially about how you perceive trump as being a puppet. >> i think he does not see himself that way. i think he would say that he is the one dictating the terms the republican party. but you shake your head and suggest no, no. you think it's the other way? fair round. even though donald trump has been speaking about his control over their republicans and his ability to be a kind of, you call them a wolf king. he might say he's a king maker. why do you shake your head to think that he believes he's in control? >> because trump is delusional he's not my real-world gaze, a dangerous narcissus and everything he puts out there is nothing but a lie and there's never any receipts. when he tells you something like the capitol police were charging starting to january 6 insurrection, wears his receipts he just throws out garbage leinz and so people run with it. and believing they

meeting is all about between donald trump and the house speaker, as well as the head of the national republican congressional committee. >> well luck. >> mike johnson and richard hudson two very big republican leaders in the house. they want this meeting because they want help with the months ahead that are going to be very difficult for i think many republicans who face several bitter primary battles. now what i find really interesting about this is of course a comes just days after donald trump made his return to dc, met with house and senate republicans promised to try and help get them reelected or help the candidates that they are hoping to put an office elected. and this is kind of him making good on that problem is by having this meeting with these two liters but what's also interesting is that donald trump, who used to be a kingmaker in many of these races, has surprisingly in some ways, stayed out of many of these very bitter primaries. now, in the past, donald trump has issued several endorsements. of course, he's still continuing to endorse in a series of key races however, the way t

with our visitors and convention bureau to make the final pitch to the republican national committee,em. we wanted the convention to come here for a host of reasons. i see the rnc not as the end, that i see it as the beginning. air, milwaukee having been one of these committees to win both of the national policycles, but for large-scale political, because i would like the dnc to go back to miut other large-scale business, sports, entertainment door to that. to come here and we aggressively pursued the rnc to come here. there was also the hospitality of this city. this is a very welming is. it is a great■■ place with great people and great institutions. there is no better placesummertr festivals and accesso michigan,l amenities, i7lsystem here. this is a fooes paradise. there are major league sports neighborhoods we have in milwaukee. whether it is folks in the rnc or folks in business or any other venture that helps to host a large-scale convention. they see this four day long global commercial that is ■zbroadcast, they will be lookig to come here too. >>residents and businesses here?

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republican national committee. they've done the same with one of the fake electors in wisconsin where republicans are trying again to recall a state h legislative leader who acted, in their mind, with insufficient , fervor to overthrow the election results in wisconsin when biden won that state and trump lost. i mean in nevada, two of the state's official electors for the 2024 election will be people who are currently under indictment for what they did as fake electors in the last election. in the republican party right now, january 6th defendants are hostages and heroes who will be fully and immediately pardoned.m fake electors will be new party leaders. brave souls who said no to the coup, you know, people who democrats and normal people briefly tried to lionize for their bravery, people like vice president mike pence, they are roundly rejected by their party while prosecutors and judges and witnesses and jurors are hounded and threatened daily.en this is not something about which you can sort of put your head dow

and tonight, what donald trump reportedly said in the meeting about the city set to host the republican national convention, saying milwaukee is a horrible city. rachel scott on the hill again tonight. >> reporter: tonight, donald trump appearing on capitol hill for the first time since his supporters stormed the building on january 6th, meeting with republican congressional leaders. >> we have great unity, we have great common sense. >> reporter: some republican lawmakers sounding starstruck. >> he saw me in there and he was like, "hello, marjorie." he's always so sweet and recognizes me and he said, "are you being nice?" he was joking. "are you being nice to speaker johnson?" and i said, "ehh." and he said, "okay, be nice to him." and i nodded my head. >> reporter: even senate republican leader mitch mcconnell -- who once called trump "practically and morally responsible" for january 6th -- today, shaking his hand. behind closed doors, trump reportedly attacking the city of milwaukee, where republicans are holding their convention next month. "punchbowl news" reporting trump told lawmakers, "m

tonight former president trump is blasting his sentencing date in july just days before the republican national convention. >> that's part of the game. >> reporter: and saying he was initially surprised by last week's guilty verdict. >> it was weird because we go in, and the judge -- it looked like it was a hung jury for a while. >> reporter: the new comments out today as the former president has seen a flood of campaign donations following his conviction on 34 counts of falsifying business records related to hush money payments to stormy daniels. he now says he plans to appeal, posting "the supreme court must decide," and he was asked about revenge. >> revenge will be success -- i mean that. but it's awfully hard when you see what they've done. >> reporter: and the potential for prison time. >> i'm okay with it. >> reporter: he could get probation or up to four years behind bars, though that's unlikely. >> i'm not sure the public would stand for it. i think it would be tough for the public to take. you know, at a certain point there's a breaking point. >> reporter: the biden campaign is seizin

he also criticized milwaukee, host to the republican national convention next month, calling it horrible. a spokesman said he was referring to crime and voting issues. wisconsin democrat gwen moore shot back, saying, "once he settled in with his parole officer, i am certain he will discover that milwaukee is a wonderful city." this was trump's first trip to the hill since the january 6th attack in 2021, and republicans today avoided the topic. >> the january 6th ever come up? >> no, it did not appear to be on january 6th, donald trump lit a fire in this country. >> reporter: meanwhile, the biden campaign highlighted trump's return, releasing this ad this morning, as a mobile billboard was seen playing video of the january 6th attack across capitol hill. trump has said he would pardon rioters. >> they ought to release the jay six hostages. they have suffered enough. >> reporter: as i stood outside the senate g.o.p. conference room, i heard cheer after cheer, laugh after laugh. this wasn't a reckoning, but a republican embrace of trump.

republican. it's extremely popular but the more he attacked more he would up in national polls. d i contrast this with singer problem listening to beat friendlier into unions. we need to stand on■b the pickt line pretty cjd bands d easy some republicans start to do it. that's far less successful what you can attach the cultural agenda. >> i do wonder how you think about the corporate course correction? there's been a number of leaders have said essentially look we what electoral politics or even understand and respect folks on the right side of the pile jamie dimon is one very notable business leader who at the recent world economic forum made noise in that direction pretty certainly not alone in that regard. or custom to backlash and folks on the left.backlash from consue right. a real change this course correction is going to be stabl. those are not just the hr department i've other folks pushing me from the other direction. i'm going to justlear of political controversy. the point you made earlier face ta■ed market to compete for talent you have pressure coming from within at

just ended your campaign so after that exchange with lara trump, i pressed her on whether the republican national committee again charged with getting republicans elected, would financially support hogan senate campaign in a blue state where basically he is the only republican with any chance of actually winning statewide office. she said this are you willing to use republican party resources to support his bid or not? it sounds like you're saying you're not well, i'll get back to you on all the specifics monetarily, but what i can tell you is that as the republican party co-chair, i think he should never have said something like that. >> i think that's ridiculous. >> i'll get back to you. scott jennings, you i've been very invested over your career in winning the senate for republicans. >> does this help that, as i was saying, about 100 button know, here's, here's, here's this. >> i'm going to have to do this again. >> it's not it's not good. >> did not support larry hogan. >> he is one of our best chances to literally retake the senate. >> so here's the mat. west virginia is gone, so it's in a

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and also the national republican only which it says is active inside ukraine, although the existence of this group is down to find many in the west, including media organizations such as reuters. now, the manifesto says that it's no longer an action, but simply a juicy of the west to support revolution reactions inside russia. now, the mazda mind, so this is the former state duma, russian former state, duma, and peace alia, pulling them out of gulf. and he's advocate to these assassinations, undivided and uprising. let's listen to what he said. it usually would, yes. i consider everybody connected to the war machine. government officials, to organize or finance the war. business management produce arms propaganda, warmongers, as well as military or security personnel as combatants and their legitimate targets for both ukrainian military and russian resistance fighters of so according to him, there was a long i'm proud list of what he seems to be legitimate targets included on that, or, of course, jen, this who's assassination or the deliberate targeting of is protected on the interna

> it has been officially kicked off protect the vote tour of michigan, initiative the posts republican national000 poll watchers and workers and lawyers to scrutinize the vote. cochair of republican national committee laura trump said trump backers have 2 macros month abilities, get out the vote and protect the vote. >> we can never go back and repeat 2020 but we can learn the lessons from 2020. that's why chairman michael whatley and i are here today because we fledged 100,000 people volunteers across this country to make sure that we have transparency and fairness in our elections. we want people feeling like when they go out and vote their vote counts and their vote matters. >> democrat suggests the army of poll watchers will amount to voter intimidation and voter suppression. the language and persistent claims despite a lack of evidence that the 2020 vote was stolen create the impression the vote is a foregone conclusion and republicans are not guarding against an unfair election, but guarding against a finish in which trump does not win. michigan is an interesting place to launch the initi

the republican national convention will convene in milwaukee to formally nominate him as the republican presidential candidate. we have never been here as a country. a presidential nominee juggling his criminal sentencing and three other criminal debates. we are talking about donald trump. someone who has lowered the bar as president being impeached twice and criminally indicted in four different cases after leaving office. and he is doubling down on the claims of being victimized by what he calls a rigged system blaming everyone under the sun for his own actions. friday, the day after the verdict, he gave a rambling word salad response from trump tower in new york.>> it is -- it was a rigged trial. it's a very sad thing happening in our country. and is something that i'm honored -- somebody has to do it , and i may as well keep going and be the one.>> i might as well keep going and be the one. 's devout followers believe that an the verdict is helping him to fund raise. was 24 hours after he was convicted, the campaign said they raised $53 million in donations and supporters in congres

florida with, you know, organizations, people would have thought tratily republican but were extremely popular. the more he the nationalblicans need to bes friendlier to unions. we need to stand on the pict we see jd vance do it. you see som do. that has been far less can attach to the cultural trenk about the corporate course■ñ correction. there been a number of business leaders that have said, esse going as far as saying we need to right side of the political aisle. jamie dimon is one very notable business. he certainly is not alone in that rd. of course ef consumer facing brandse experienced not just, you are accustomed to backlash from folks on the left but now backlash from consumers on the righthat this represents a real seachange in this will be it's not just the hr department pushing me from i am going to want■5s controver. >> to the point that you m earlier, the fact that, especially in the companies we are talking about in the public markets, competing for talent you pressure coming from within your employee base, you pressure fundamentally different in terms of the being wealthy college-educated people who d

this week republican senator barry goldwateex party's presidential nomination at the 1964 republican national convention in san francisco. his remarks were considered a watershed movement and the republican party. at 9:00 conversation with historians and the director of the smithsonian national museum of american history regarding the role of institutions, challenges facing historians and know uses of techlowatch american history saturday on c-span 2 and find a full schon your program guide we watch anytime on c-span.org/history. c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979 c-span was created as a public service byble publishing. we continue to take you to congress and other events in washington, d.c. an the country. c-span, powered by cable. >> senators jane jane and thom tillis spoke about the importance of transatlantic relations during a virtual discussion hosted by the hudson institute. they discussed the nato allowance -- alliance and why it was crucial support ukraine in the war with russia. this is 50 >> good afternoon ando the hudson institute. from the great state of new hampshire,

there's a breaking point and joining me this morning is republican national committee co-chair and the president's daughter-in-law, lara trump good morning. >> thank you very much for being here good morning. >> thanks for having me. >> so you heard at donald trump just their respond to the possibility of getting sentenced to jail or house arrest. he says he's okay with it, but he's not sure if the public will stand for it and they quote at a certain point there's a breaking point what does that look like? what is he saying will happen i think you've seen already what's happened. >> it's the american people have really spoken up and casey, they've spoken with their wallets in their pocketbooks even in a time where our economy is in such bad shape, thanks to horrific policies by joe biden, the american people came out and in 48 hours after donald trump's verdict was read our campaign and the rnc raised $70 million in digital fundraising. this is small-dollar donations, and i think the amazing statistic to take out of that is that 30% of that money came in from people who had never once

he's taking an aggressive stands but how is the verdict affecting his campaign and his future republican national committee co-chair lara trump joins me exclusively next and turning point. >> president biden responds to the trump verdict with caution. >> that's how the american system of justice works. and pivots back to policy. >> you fellow democrats think he's missing an fortunately senate candidate, congressman adam schiff joins me exclusively, plus all in top republicans rushed to trump's defense. >> i can't believe though folks the but with polls showing a tight race, what will independent voters thing, he backed nikki haley for president new hampshire governor chris sununu is ahead hello. >> i'm kasie hunt in washington where the state of our union is in uncharted territory for the first time ever. a former us president, donald trump is a felon convicted on 34 counts. he'll be sentenced by a judge just months before he stands in the presidential election. last night, trump leaned into his stance as a self-proclaimed, quote warrior with a visit to the ultimate fighting championship in new j

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national conservatives. none of it sitting well with republicans here at home.trong and resilient. >> a beacon to the world. governor gavin newsom expressing confidence and optimism about the state of our state. he did so in this pre-recorded, an edited video posted to his youtube and social media accounts all in the speech that went beyond california, attacking national republicans. he says their policies will, in his words, turn america towards a darker future. they do so in the name of, quote, unquote, liberty and freedom. want to roll back. >> the same time social progress, social justice, racial justice, economic justice, clean air, clean water basic fundamental fairness. newsom echoing that message as he spoke about the situation at the u.s. mexico border publicans in congress when presented with an opportunity to assist border states have turned their back. they've chosen politics, chosen inertia and they've advanced pure political pandering on abortion as extreme politicians other states take away women's rights. california stands as a beacon of self-det