and she's looking at what nikki haley did and haley clearly has made a different calculation for her political future how do you see this? exactly what you just said, but liz cheney, there's mean you can tell me if i'm wrong, there's no future for liz cheney in this republican party anymore, which again is just stunning to me that i could say that about a cheney i'm covering politics in this town for as long as i have nikki haley is a young woman. she is somebody who does hope that there is a future for her. she did better than any other opponent of donald trump and the republican primary this year. and she wants to keep her her toe in trump world just to the point that toe and trump world is probably the wrong way to say it. she wants to keep her options open and if she doesn't endorse donald trump then the people who are completely blindly loyal to him when he's gone and he's exited the stage, they might think twice about supporting her if she wants their vote again, that's not that's not where liz cheney is right now matt gorman, how do you look at this? i mean, a couple of things

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.>> okay, mark, you have written extensively about trump, and this week, nikki haley's iowa campaign to respect to her supporters overall? >> i don't think there are any nikki haley supporters out there that are looking to see what this person is going to do, but i think this is a significant voting block, i think there are republicans out there, clearly the harris campaign is going after them because they exist and you can say this doesn't speak for any republicans, well, yes she does because there are tens of millions and you know nikki haley voters are a subset of this if you look to the more recent past. there's tens of millions of voters out there, still loading who voted for george w. bush and many of them voted for nikki haley in the primaries or wanted to so this is a large group and i can't imagine donald trump is doing much to win them over these days. >> meredith, nikki haley suggested she would campaign for donald trump, is there any move from the trump camp to make that happen?>> we saw that her name was used for a fundraising plea from the campaign recently, but nikki h

you saw it in the primary where nikki haley was the last woman standing. trump didn't even show up for one of the debates, which i thought was disrespectful. you want to win the primary of your party? show up to the debate, the caucuses, the primaries. it was disheartening for nikki haley saying everything she said about trump, about not supporting him, how he talked about military families, she was pretty clear and then she flipped and fell in line. the reason she did that is because if she wants a future and whatever the republican party becomes after 2024, she's got to be able to say that i fell in line. that's a sad place. look at people like mitch mcconnell, who could have dealt with this by convicting him after january 6 and made he never returned to politics in a senate trial. mitch mcconnell voted to not convict, but then gives a scathing speech on the floor of the senate about trump being criminally liable and basically he did all of it and was responsible for it. that's the kabuki theater of the republican party right now. it's sad. host: jack, l

powering possibilities. >>> back to politics now, and former srk governor nikki haley dodged a questiond trump is a good candidate. the comment was made during an interview that aired on cbs's face the nation yesterday. haley was asked about trump's press conference on friday in which he talked about the e. jean carroll case in which the jury assessed him liable for the abuse. >> when you were campaigning you said you really had no question regarding the defamation card brought by e. jean carroll. i'm not askinger the spengs of the case, but if that's the focus of the press candidate, a, is it the best time, and what is the message to female voters to be going through this again? >> i think the focus for me is on policy. >> but he's the candidate. >> and i've always said, look, if i thought biden or trump were great candidates, i wouldn't have run for president. >> you don't think -- >> i think he's a nominee. for me, it's not a question. now do i agree with his style? do i agree with his approach? do i agree with his communications? no. when i look at the policies and how they affect m

i will be not be voting for kamala harris but at the same time i'm ready to right nikki haley in on aican i think nikki coming out and supporting him fully -- nikki coming out and supporting him fully and -- elect when she says that we have to be looking at the policies even if you don't agree 100% of the time. and we maybe might not like the person, let's look at republican policies. but i can't get through that. i can't get on board with that quite yet. have a real difficult time with his rhetoric and the way that he speaks, especially how he talks to women and that is holding you back from being all in on trump. so i'm hoping the debate does swimming and nikki. [applause] support certainly helps. >> martha: what is the one thing they would want to help us mark you tonight, matthew? >> the one thing from who? >> martha: well from, you know, i guess -- >> vice president -- >> martha: you because your a republican who was supporting haley so what would you want to hear from former president trump? >> i would like to see a man -- him at more presidential, you drop the gender and racial

so what is nikki haley saying here? >> well, look, chris, those nikki haley voters, the people who voted for her in the primaries, some of them voting for her even after their states -- after she was out of the race in places like pennsylvania. i can tell you, they're going to be watching this debate very closely. a lot of those are those moderate republicans that are really torn about what to do. and nikki haley has endorsed the former president, not the most ringing endorsement. and take a listen to what she said over the weekend. >> you spoke at the convention. but are you going to campaign for him? >> you know, he knows i'm on stand by. >> you said you're on stand by, in other words, you haven't been asked to campaign, are you advising at all in his debate preparation, speaking to the campaign? >> i'm not. and, you know, that's his choice. whatever he decides to do with his campaign, he can do that. when i called him back in june, i told him i was supportive. the teams have talked to each other a little bit. there h

ambassador nikki haley. >> you haven't endorsed donald trump. you spoke at the convention.ut are you going to campaign for him? >> you know, he knows i'm on standby. >> with just under two months until election day, nikki haley shares her advice on what the republican nominees should be focused on to win. >> harris alley, north carolina's governor roy cooper will join us. his state has gone red the last three presidential elections. what would it take for his party to win it this november >>> the u.s. uncovers a sprawling effort by russia to interfere with the 2024 elections. we'll talk with a house democrat on the intelligence committee, jim himes and chair michael mccaul will be here, revealing the results of his three-year investigation into the biden administration's withdraw from afghanistan. it's all just ahead on "face the nation." >> good morning. and welcome to "face the nation." we're starting a consequential week for both the trump and harris campaigns. with just 58 days until election day, both are preparing for their first debate. will it change a race that rem

nikki haley says policy is one of the v.p.'s weakest points. >> lawrence: and tyreek hill handcuffed after police put him in handcuffs outside the stadium. >> ainsley: final hour of "fox and friends" start right now, mornings are better with us, with friends. >> steve: cue us chris. we are less than 48 hours from the abc presidential debate between donald trump and kamala harris you can see on fox. >> brian: the vice president says she is ready, she is prepping for the debate. >> lawrence: rich edson is at the white house with details >> is the president here? >> the president is here, the vice president is not. president trump debated pruchl biden, he is not on the ticket anymore. vice president has been in pittsburgh since thursday getting ready for the debate. she was asked if she was ready to go and she said she is ready to take on trump. >> are you ready, madom vice president? >> ready. >> poll shows tight race, slight lead seen for -- 28 percent of likely voters say they need to learn more about the vice president. views

, but if i were asked who would camelo harris want or nikki haley?l, i think nikki haley is also an acceptable candidate, so when they nominate trump, they show me that they have abandoned their values, i am a person of values. why do i have to principles to agree with their rejection of values? why should i accept and legitimize it? i don't want to and i think that the way you described your own emotions, they are present in a large number of americans, which is why digcheny also wonders how it happened. how is it that this big party that i built turned into some kind of club of trump's children and his relatives, well, i couldn't be like that, well , you, that is, no... there is no legacy, there is no continuity, trump has practically completely torn up bush's legacy from the senior from the youth and reagan's legacy, and barry goldwarter's legacy, and nixon's legacy as a foreign policy strategist, that's all absolutely, although i may be saying too much, because nixon was also, by and large, more of a pragmatist. with an official person, and we st

, if you asked me, who is kame luharis or nikki haley, well nikki haley i think is absolutely alsodate, so when they nominate trump, they show me that they have given up on values, i'm a person of values, why... i basically have to agree with their rejection of values, why should i accept and legitimize it, i don't want to, and i think that the way you have laid out your own emotions, they are in a large number of americans, that's why digchainy also wonders how it is it happened, how did this big party that i was building turn into some kind of club of trump's children and his relatives, well, i couldn't be the same, well , here you are, that is, there is no... legacy, there is no continuity, trump has practically completely torn up the legacy of bush and the older and the younger by the legacy of reagan and the legacy of bari goldwarter, and nixon's legacy as a foreign policy strategist there. this is all absolutely, although perhaps i am speaking too much about nixon, because nixon, by and large, was also more of a pragmatist than a methodist. man, and we still see the results o

, if if they asked me who kalukharic or nikki haley is, well, i consider nikki haley to be an absolutely acceptable candidate, so when they nominate trump, they show me that they have abandoned their values, i am a person of values, why do i have principles.. . to agree with their rejection of values, why should i accept it and legitimize it, i don't want to, and i think that the way you explained your own emotions, they have them in a large number of americans, that's why the dickchains are also surprised, how is this so it happened like this big batch i was building turned into some kind of club of trump's children and his relatives, well, i couldn't be the same, well , here you are, that is, there is no legacy, there is no... continuity, trump has practically completely torn the legacy of bush, and the elders with the youth, and the legacy of reagan and the legacy barry goldwarter and nixon's legacy as a foreign policy strategist, that's all absolutely, although maybe i 'm talking too much about nixon, because nixon, by and large, was also more of a pragmatist than an official person.

i can tell you that nikki haley is one of the biggest ones. you know, there is a person who allowed donald trump to demonize her husband serving overseas. he called him all kinds of things and this is the same person that believed that trump would not follow the constitution of the united states if he got elected president. and now, she is going to vote for him and endorse him? listen, i understand party politics, but, in the end of the day and standing up to do the right thing. nikki haley never understood there. she never had core values to do the right thing. but at the endest day the american people see through all of there. she has -- but at the end of the day the american people see through all of this. she has shown that she is just somebody who is try doing be important in politics and that is a sad statement and closing chapter i think to nikki haley's political career. >> that coming from a fellow south carolinan and our guest from this segment, thank you mr. chairman of the democratic committee, thank you, again. >>> coming up, vice

>> well, president trump has the support of nikki haley. so if i'm working on the trump campaign, she spoke at the rnc. i would deploy nikki haley into the seven battleground states that actually matter to make sure that they're shoring up the vote and we've seen are out there on the stump. so does the liz cheney and a dick cheney endorsement for vice president harris matter? i would argue probably not because those nikki haley voters, the fresh are newer ones or already going to probably be with trump. she's with them to what do you think dick cheney endorsement is actually the one that seems to be shocking and a reminder of how far we have come from the grand old party of even the bush administration, and to have someone like cheney and kamala harris effectively on the same side is a better understanding of the risk to american democracy, national security. i but we have trump's own former chief of staff, former defense secretary, former generals, all talking about how he is a risk to national security and nauta have dick cheney calm and

but this warning today from trump rival turned supporter nikki haley. >> donald trump and j.d. vance need to change the way they speak about women. you don't need to go and talk about intelligence or looks or anything else. just focus on the policies. >> reporter: this will be trump's seventh general election debate, harris's first, and it could be their only showdown. notably, the two have never met. trump left town before president biden's inauguration. lester? >> peter alexander, thank you. and a topic that could come up in tomorrow night's debate, the increasingly inflammatory rhetoric from former president trump about his perceived enemies. here's vaughn hillyard. >> reporter: tonight as he prepares for his critical debate showdown former president trump vowing to totally reshape the justice department and target political opponents. >> we will completely overhaul kamala's corrupt department of injustice. >> reporter: he recently reposted doctored images of top democrats along with anthony fauci and bill gates in orange jumpsuits with the caption "how to feel fix the syste

. >> you were a big supporter of nikki haley, no bigger supporter. >> can you imagine what nikki haley would've done in that debate? it would've been lights out. >> she never had a chance to debate against former president donald trump. did it make you think about how she would've performed? >> yes but primaries are different. they are kind of breaking apart the spectrum within your own party. they can be pretty vicious obviously we are going to -- most folks do in the primary. -- knowing that nikki haley wasn't going to take it. >> i think it would've been similar. it would've been impactful because it has a different impact within the demographics of the republican primary voter. she came close to new hampshire, as you know. ab it would've been a difference maker, maybe not. it is not about the overall it is always about the swing voters. folks are talking about reproductive rights, those voters are decided. the pro-lifers are here and reproductive rights are there. those issues are not swinging swing voters. it is about the economy and public safety and those that can make the cut c

that is the question. >> the exact words that nikki haley is asking tonight? >> she's talking about what the ohio republican senate candidate is saying about women and abortion suburban women living like abortion you remember, i want, i will vote for anybody else. okay. a little crazy by the way. especially for women, there like past 50 of the war zone as, you view well, it doesn't take much thought. you realize that those words are at the least insulting. and the problem doesn't seem to stop with would-be senator bernie moreno, a new cnn poll tonight shows vice president kamala harris pulling away from foreign president trump when it comes to support among women 53%. now, back harris, 43% back trump. now, given that at all the polling right now indicates that this is the closest race of the century. that gap could make all the difference. >> you want to pull up that number among woman a bit or two? >> which is why trump is rolling out a new pitch to try to win over female voters. voters that he seemed to acknowledge do not right now, support him he will no lo

that is nikki haley.aret brennan on cbs and asked about her involvement with the trump campaign. this is what she had to say. >> are you going to campaign for him? >> he knows i'm on standby. i talked to him back in june. he's aware i'm ready if he needs me to do that. when i called him back in june, i said i was supportive. the teams have talked to each other a little bit but there hasn't been an ask as of yet. should he ask, i'm happy to be helpful. >> just wow. right? i cannot imagine nikki haley is delighted to have that interview air in the same media cycle that dick cheney coming out on principle to vote for kamala harris. >> yeah, no. absolutely. it is lame. she couldn't be having fun like you said. when you actually make the decision to come out and endorse donald trump as she did and i suspect with great reservation before doing so. you run the risk of being embarrassed by comparison which is exactly what happened today or this week when you juxtapose the more courageous i would say position than

nikki haley spoke to margaret brennan, it's an interview that's going to air this weekend.bout her involvement with the trump campaign. this is what she had to say. >> are you going to campaign for him. >> he knows i'm on stand by. i talked to him back in june. he's aware that i'm ready if he ever needs me to do that. when i called him back in june i told him i was supportive. i think our teams have talked to each other but there hasn't been an ask yet. if he asks i'm happy to be helpful. >> i can't imagine nikki haley is delighted to have that interview air in the same sort of media cycle that dick cheney coming out on principle. >> you run the risk of being embarrassed. the more courageous i would say position than with which the path that she has chosen. i imagine there won't be a lot of phone calls coming her way from the trump campaign saying hey can you go to pennsylvania or michigan because, i mean, you know that was not a glowing endorsement that she gave in milwaukee and my sense was, i mean, if you look at the body language. it was not terribly enthusiastically re

former south carolina governor nikki haley says that donald trump and his running mate need to changehy she thinks kamala harris currently is in the lead among female voters. here's some of what haley had to say. >> i think it's because donald trump and jd vance need to change the way they speak about women. you don't need to call kamala dumb. she didn't get this far, you know, just by accident. she's here. that's what it is. she's a prosecutor. you don't need to go and talk about intelligence or looks or anything else. just focus on the policies. when you call even a democrat woman dumb, republican women get their backs up, too. the bottom line is, we win on policies. stick to the policies. leave all the other stuff. that's how he can win. >> meanwhile, new polling shows a tight race in two key battleground states as we barrel into november. a new quinnipiac university poll has donald trump leading vice president harris by four points among likely voters in georgia. 49% to 45%. but in north carolina, harris leads trump by three. 49% to 46%. hard to square those two. i guess the answe

so if endorsements sway those nikki haley voters, you mentioned nikki haley is endorsing donald trump. >> such a fascinating report. you have new reporting for another endorsement. >> khizr khan, whose son died while fighting in iraq, he is coming out and endorsing vice president kamala harris saying he will be a campaign surrogate. he garnered a lot of attention in 2016 he delivered what really was a biden speech at the dnc, attacking donald trump. he told me now that he thinks donald trump has gotten worse. he also believes he would be a dictator if elected and he's very much excited to get his voice out and make the case for her. >> ashley, do you expect to see, whether it's mr. khan or the cheneys? >> the gop is now in total panic mode, and kamala harris is trending up in the polls and out fund-raising him by more than their 100 million and there's been talk this week about the strategy to dump trump because he's consistently maga movement and he's been underperforming. >> the swing states have closed. >> yeah. >> okay. great conversation, guys. thank you very much. >>> before we

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haley voters for harris, your group wants to turn voters from that voted for nikki haley to vote for for haley herself has come out against this. she said, come on harris and i are total opposites on every issue. any attempt empty use my name to support her or her agenda is deceptive and wrong. i support donald trump because he understands we need to make america strong, safe and prosperous. so i just want to get your reaction to that and also how you're hoping to influence this subset of republicans who might, in the end make a difference here well, they certainly can make a difference. again, to focus on pennsylvania hundred and 58,000 registered republicans voted for nikki haley went in a state that was decided in 2020 by 80,000 votes in 2016, by 40,000 votes. so this is a very large group of people that are, that are up for grabs. they've already i'm one of them by the way, so i'll say we have expressed our strong disapproval of donald trump. the question is whether or not you go to the extra mile and you vote for the democratic candidate for the vice president. we believe that ma

and that's what nikki haley is saying. you agree that it doesn't help donald trump when she calls him, when she when he calls her daughter i think it's important to call a spade a spade. i think kamala harris is absolutely in competent for the failures of the last 3.5 you think or do you think she is telling lies? >> and i believe that she is peddling lies when she talks about turning the page, she is currently the vice president in the white house. >> we need to turn the page telling you daniela is not equivalent to being dumb. you would then be making a statement about donald trump as well. i think that was the case. do you agree with donald trump doing the job that she is auditioning for? >> i absolutely think that she is incapable of doing the job that she is auditioning for. i believe that americans know that she isn't capable of doing the job that she's auditioning for because she is currently in the white house and failing inflation is higher than it has been since before she took office. housing is unaffordable. th

what do you make of nikki haley's position on this? >> i mean, look. i -- i can't understand her position on this in any kind of a principled way. i think that, you know, the things that she said, that she made clear when she was running in the primary, those things are true, and again, you know, we are -- those of us who are conservative, those of us who believe in fidelity to the constitution, have a responsibility and have a duty to recognize this is not about partisan politics, and the country is going to need to rebuild conservative -- true conservative movement when we're through this election cycle, but this november, casting a vote for donald trump or writing someone in means that you've made the decision in too many instances that so many elected republicans have made, which is to abandon the constitution, to tell yourself that this is just simply, you know, a partisan choice. that's not what we're facing this time around. >> jonathan: by the way, are you still a republican? >> i'm a conservative. >> jonathan: have you left the party? remember

. >> let's talk about the nikki haley voters.xample, saying she'll vote for kamala harris. why would they vote for kamala harris? what is the appeal? >> i think that nikki haley voters, particularly the million in the swing states who voted for her after she was no long are a candidate, they respect her point of view and think she is entitled to her opinion, but it is not going to decide their vote. these are folks who went out to cast a very strong message against donald trump. and that makes them at least open to voting for the vice president. the question becomes can they get that last mile and i think tonight will go a long way toward proving that. i think matthew's exactly right that it comes down to these moderate swing voters in the swing states, and if she can close the deal, then she can get over the top. >> what is more important to show that she's tough, she can be commander in chief, or to focus on the economy, which certainly has been joe biden's achilles heel, no matter how good it gets with inflation coming down, p

nikki haley, tw, is also responding to this tonight. she posted an asked if moreno is quote, trying to lose the election, and she called his comments tone deaf, which i think matters in the context of for a long time, she's been saying her her party has a problem your party with attracting women suburban women voters in no absolutely. >> and i think this is a great example of a politician tried to do way too much i think you hit the nail on the head. women over 50 are still mothers, daughters friends, sisters. these issues matter, but i think the issue he was trying to go two is and i know many women like this who are one issue voters, who are fully believed that abortion is a absolute right. and that's, you can't tell him otherwise. i know also a lot of women working republican politics for one issue, voters who believe that abortion is murder. both of those sides of the conversation have chosen those and their side, bernie moreno, i think if you listen to the extended clip, was trying to say that the community that he is trying to spe

>> i think i like that joke about the nikki haley voter being a unicorn. i think that's kind of funny like they're going to, they're going to have to spend some time as we just talked about the harris campaign is going to have to spend some time again talking about these challenges. donald trump has, look, he's got sexual harassment and assault, things he's got to deal with january 6 or all these different facts and talk about. but she can make a compelling case. she's been a prosecutor. she knows how to do this, and i think that is the thing that people want. democrats want her to do that. and then if there are those swing voters who are still left out there, people who make up their minds after labor day, people who sit around the kitchen table the weekend before an election so through all that male, they've gotten and trying to figure out which one of these people do i really want to vote for. she got to make a compelling argument for those folks jamal, let me follow up as you know, president biden is now gone from being a candidate to becoming the top

it gives voters who may have been nikki haley voters who may have otherwise stayed home might go cast this ballot. if george w. bush does endorse, i don't know if he will admit that. but it is important to be more additive in your coalition as opposed to donald trump who is always about substraction. >> am i wrong? >> i think he should do the bold thing right now. why step out? but i wonder is he seen as the republican standard there? or is he like so what i'm done. so is barack obama. and guess what? he came out and did what he needed to do. >> we are just going to let george do his little paintings. >> and love on michelle obama. >> thank you for being here. thank you both very much. great conversation. >>> up next, a new alliance of advocacy groups mobilizing black voters in several swing states, my next guest, kristin powell is part of that alliance. and joins me next to discuss. i when i was diagnosed with h-i-v, i didn't know who i would be. but here i am... being me. keep being you... and ask your healthcare provider about the number one prescribed h-i-v treatment, biktarvy. bi

nikki haley opening up about where she stands on race for the white house. she says the choice is clear and it comes down to policy. >> i don't agree with trump 100% of the time, i don't have to like him or agree with him to know that life for americans would be better under policies with strong immigration, where we have law and order, where we have an economy and can look at opportunity and have national security that is strong. i don't need to sit there and like someone to decide those policies are better. >> carley: haley endorsed trump in july, she says his economic and foreign policy are better for the country than harris'. she is joining "fox and friends" later this morning. >> todd: colorado officials agree to drop charges against the landlord at the center of the violent venezuelan gang controversy. the city is dropping chargeses for failing to maintain the property and pay to clean it up. charges stem from this property where tren de aragua were caught on video busting down doors with guns. the owner blaming the gang takeover for causing unliveable

and it gives voters who may, nikki haley voters who otherwise may have stayed home, if george w.ush, it might be more additive as opposed to donald trump who is always about subtraction. >> at this line president bush retired from presidential politics-- doesn't that smack of cowardice right now? >> why step out? but, i wonder. is he seen as the standardbearer even though he served two terms? or is it like you know what, i'm done? but you know, so was barack obama, and he came out and did the thing he needed to do. >> i guess we will let george do his thing. >> thank you both very much. >>> a new alliance of advocacy groups mobilizing black voters in several swing states. by next guest, kristin powell is part of the alliance and joins me next to discuss. disc what straps bold to a rocket and hurtles it into space? boring does. boring makes vacations happen, early retirements possible, and startups start up. because it's smart, dependable, and steady. all words you want from your bank. for nearly 160 years, pnc bank has been brilliantly boring so you can be happily fulfilled... wh

he says under biden-harris administration seniors have been hurt. >> brian: i know nikki haley will beoing two fundraising fundraisers for trump. check in with peter doocy for a look at team harris in her debate camp. >> peter: it sounds like what we're hearing from debate camp, vice president harris will talk less about her plan for the next four years and more about problems she sees with the former president. >> i think he's going to lie. and he has a play book he's used in the past, be it his attacks on president obama or hillary clinton. we should expect some of that might come out. >> peter: the vice president claims her values have not changed, she may have to explain in 2019 she wrote she supported sex changes for migrants. >> federal prisoners and detainees will be able to receive surgical care while incarcerated or detained and explain the call to cut ice funding in 2019. our immigrant detention center is out of control, end unfair incarceration of individuals, families and children. i was one of the first senators after president trump was elected to advocate for a decrease

nikki haley — who you were backing — was on fox yesterday, giving this unsolicited advice.on't need to go and talk about intelligence or looks, oranything else — just focus on the policies. when you call even a democrat woman "dumb", republican women get their backs up, too. david has joined david hasjoined us. we all remember how it went for hillary clinton, him looming over her shoulder onstage back in 2016. she's been very careful to stay away from the identity politics, harris, she doesn't want to play on the fact that she's a woman or she's black. i thought the cnn announcement that she to that, the attacks on race, or saying it was the same old playbook, was pretty smart — but it'll be a bigger test tonight, won't it? i but it'll be a bigger test tonight, won't it? i think she has a lot— tonight, won't it? i think she has a lot of— tonight, won't it? i think she has a lot of test _ tonight, won't it? i think she has a lot of test tonight, - tonight, won't it? i think she has a lot of test tonight, but | has a lot of test tonight, but if she can do what she's done so f

este apoyo a la republicana nikki haley, y aparentemente en algunas publicaciones de su pÁgina de facebook. ilia: gracias. las autoridades no han dicho quÉ habrÍa motivado a sospechoso a planear un atentado contra donald trump. el candidato republicano, que estÁ utilizando una fuerte retÓrica en su campaÑa, hoy culpo a los demÓcratas por usar un lenguaje inflamatorio en su contra. mientras tanto, aumenta la preocupaciÓn para que se aumente la vigilancia contra los candidatos a la presidencia. [habla en inglÉs] claudia: el servicio secreto necesita mÁs ayuda y el congreso debe de responder, sostuvo el presidente. varios demÓcratas y republicanos piden que los candidatos tengan la misma protecciÓn que biden. este miembro del grupo que investiga el primer intento de asesinato contra trump indica que. [habla en inglÉs] biden ya habÍa ordenado que los candidatos tengan su mismo nivel de protecciÓn. el jefe actual del servicio secreto lo confirmÓ. [habla en inglÉs] que ayer harris y trump tenÍan el mÁs alto nivel de protecciÓn. quien sÍ estuvo cerca de trump despuÉs del incidente fue el presiden

sitting president, of the former president, who may be president again of other candidates like nikki haley i did not see one press conference and no strong statements and nothing out of merrick garland and nothing out of attorney general's office and that is disturbing that our priorities are totally out of wack. here we go again by the way. russia, russia, russia. when i first saw this headline, talking about how we may have russians trying to influence our elections again and i'm thinking, wait, i've seen this movie already. it was in 2016, and i just can't believe they're really going to try to do this again. i mean, do they really think their voters are that stupid or naive that russia somehow has remotely the ability and impacting the elections and fear mongering and clear implications of russians trying to help donald trump win again and we have a special council run by robert mueller and conclude that had donald trump did not collude with the kremlin in any capacity and here we go down the road again and russia will influence our election and don't have the ability to do that. liz:

. >> for anyone who thought maybe he's going to pick nikki haley, that would be a good idea, guess what. if you pick laura loomer as a person to be in your ear and travel with you, you are never going to pick nikki haley. is kamala harris's campaign going to use this and show his crazy to the people? i am thinking about the new yorkers that are inclined to vote for him. how are they going to feel about his travelmate? >> it is interesting. they are not necessarily amplifying the outrageous claims that she is making, what they are doing is speaking about what the harris came pain think is the most effective moment of that debate when she just talked about turning the page. a lot of americans view him as the change candidate. a lot of americans aren't happy with the state of the race. what they are using this crazy to do is get both that up americans and double haters to say if you want to throw up your hands, that is not who you want to vote for. you want to be part of this campaign. harris spent a lot of time in charlotte talking about republicans and the support she is getting. the fac

nikki haley is speaking tonight. governor desantis is speaking tonight. meanwhile, on the democrat side these guys are literally, literally, you are watching an attempted coup take place in front of your eyes. they are trying to remove the sitting president as a candidate. what they accuse republicans of doing they do freely on national tv every day. everybody says that reminds me of the clip from animal house back in the day for those of you that remember the movie, the guy standing there saying all is well. this is joe biden all is well. they are literally trying to remove the guy. they want to talk about how republicans are not a unified 30. in terms of the speech i think a lot of the same cinematics as got the maddox people have seen over the last couple of days. if you look at the convention program and we had last night, u saw a lot of normal people. not that our elected officeholders are not normal. there were several normal folks from different parts of the country that have unique issues they are dealing with and we want to be able to highlight t

. >> claire, donald trump we know has been advised and most recently by nikki haley, don't go after hera woman. don't insult her as a woman. don't call her stupid. women don't like that. j.d. vance shouldn't do it either. here is one example of what he did with hillary clinton, calling her nasty. >> my social security payroll contribution will go up as will donald's assuming he can't figure out how to get out of it. what we want to do is to replenish -- >> such a nasty woman. >> that's one reason why the mics are being muted. >> yeah. i think it's going to be hard for him to hide his contempt that he has for women. he showed it at almost every turn. i don't think she's going to get distracted by that. i think she knows, particularly right now the white voters you referred to, else older white voters, she's the party of national security now. i got news for nikki haley, there's one candidate in this race that sees her view of foreign policy and that's kamala harris. she sees our fighting force as the strongest in the world. she sees the importance of us defending ukraine against a thug c

and in that interview, it was very clear what nikki haley did not say, and you can almost see the internalr argument about there were two candidates that weren't good, and that's no longer the case. i mean, she has made her stand. she came out in support of donald trump. and, you know, she's sticking with, but you can just tell the nonverbal message says it all for me. >> michael, what do you think of that nonverbal message? >> oh, come on, stop it. if you want to be a political leader for heaven's sake b one. just stop it. there's no comparison between kamala harris and donald trump on any planet. so stop faking it. you made your bed, own it. you know, just stop the noise. just stop the noise about it. own the moment because that's where you are. the rest of us are owning our moment. liz cheney is owning hers, why can't you own yours? >> you know there's no comparison between donald trump and kamala harris on policy, on the constitution, on governance, the rule of law. you know that. one of them tried to overthrow an election. one of them didn't. this is not complicated here. so, you know

and currently a goes all the way back to what nikki haley said earlier in this campaign.t changes the top of this ticket will win this thing. democrats did. republicans didn't. so now donald trump looks around and he's got jd vance. we have joy and momentum and unity. that is a winning contrast. >> yeah, nikki haley did say that. it may turn out to be prophetic. let's talk about harris' interview this past week. she was asked about some of her policy reversals which he first ran for president in 2020. she previously supported medicare for all, as well is a ban on fracking. now she doesn't. she once argued about criminalizing illegal border crossings. now she says there should have to be consequences. she said while defending these policy positions are valued has not changed. what is your assessment of that answer? should she provide more clarity and does she need to? >> i think policy clarity is always helpful in presidential campaigns and american voters rightfully want to dig into an agenda. kamala harris, i think, is actually right on. her values have not changed. she

the person to be in your ear and travel with you, you're never going to pick nikki haley. is kamala harris' campaign going to use this and show his crazy to the american people, i'm thinking about all the new yorkers who are kind of inclined to vote for him, the suburban women, how are they going to feel about his new traveling mate, laura loomer. >> it's interesting because they're not necessarily amplifying the outrageous claims that laura loomer is making that the former president is amplifying. what they're doing is speaking more broadly about what the harris campaign thinks is one of the most effective moments of that debate on tuesday night when she simply talked about turning the page. what have we seen an even recent polling is that a lot of americans do view donald trump is the change candidate in this race and a lot of americans are unhappy with the state of the race so what they are using, let's just call it crazy, to do, is get those fed up americans, those double haters who have been sitting out in this race, to say if you want to throw up your hands, if you'r

you have all those nikki haley voters. she has endorsed donald trump as she is not out there campaigning with him. laura loomer is. do you know who laura loomer is not going to help trying to get? swing voters. >> i think most of the haley vote was a non-trump vote and i think that vote is very much up for grabs now. they are either not going to vote or they are going to vote for harris, so i think this whole question of if you would like to know more about somebody, if you got to ask that question, it's a very odd question. of course you said like to know more. if it was a british baking showing you say would you like to know more about the recipe you go yeah, i'd like to know more. is going to say no? i think it's actually surprising that number is high. >> that is very interesting. when you look at the people donald trump is surrounding himself with right now, the things he is saying whether it is eating the dogs and cats, whether it is sarah huckabee sanders doggie not being a stepparent, they already have their base i

whether they are nikki haley republicans or republicans who are never trumpers.swoman liz cheney came out and said this. >> the danger that donald trump poses not only am i not voting for donald trump but i 8 be voting for kamala harris say i'm voting for kamala harris. interestingly critics pointed to this 2020 tweet that she put out, kamala harris is a radical liberal who would raise taxes, take away guns and health insurance and explode the size and power of the federal government. she wants to recreate america in the image of what is happening on the streets of portland and seattle. we won't give her the chance. it's august 11th, 2020, obviously things changed in her perspective. ben? >> yes, liz cheney unburdened by what has been apparently. i think one of the things that we have to understand about this whole dynamic is that the republican party is actually far more united than be i think that it has been in previous years. and the people who out there x republicans or even current republicans, with the scant kind of argument against donald trump really --

is this the vestige of the nikki haley coalition?ofile of the kind of voter you guys are going for? yeah, so on one level it is the vestige of the nikki haley voter. the fact is some of those voters were already biden voters. last team some of them were going to go home to trump, and then there's kind of that group that prior to joe biden dropping out we were calling the double hatersch and these people they really do hate donald trump, but they thought joe biden was too old. and the thing about these voters is they're kind of right leaning independents and soft gop voters. they don't identify as democrats, and that's the tough part. that's where you've got to build a permission structure for people like this who just do not see the dems as their natural tribe to say you know what? i am so tired of donald trump. i am so over the lies about the election, january 6th was a red line for me, abortion is now a primary issue for me. any sort of combination of those things can drive that voter to say this time i'm out on trump. but one of t