we are building being in ohio.ver the next decade we are looking at $200 billion in construction projects that will create generational careers that provide prevailing wages with health care and retirement benefits as well as tuition free paid apprenticeship training for both present and future tradespeople. the bipartisan infrastructure investment and jobs act means thousands of tradespeople in southern ohio and northern kentucky will build the bridge. this bridge which besides being long overdue is a vital transportation corridor for our region and will be billed by a diverse generation of construction workers, including those of iron workers local 44. the chips and signs act includes 10,000 tradespeople will build intel a pacifist new semiconductor in columbus, ohio. this is creating sustaining jobs in the ohio region but also in the appellation communities where residents can see opportunities on the horizon again. there is excitement in the air in places like training and electrical center where a whole new ge

regina from ohio, independent. whoops, this is joanne from ohio, republican. waynesville and tonight when i watched the show of harris and walz, you know what, when trump is on, i never see so many speakers get up and talk. but when trump is on and the speakers come on, you don't hardly ever see them very often. the other thing is the freedom, no one has mentioned the freedom, taking your stoves away, is that freedom? shutting off the gas lines, is that freedom? i don't think so. one other thing i think about, one lady said vance never went to ohio, yes he did, he went to palestine where the train wrecked and he checked the water. the other thing is abortion. you shed another's blood, your blood is required. the people who believe in abortion, let me tell you, they were not aborted and they can speak to those precious babies don't have a choice. host: joann in waynesville, ohio. you mentioned senator vance, he's on a campaign tour and today he was in philadelphia, he's on his way to eau claire wednesday, and to shelby township just outside detroit. he is kind

>> the board in middletown, ohio southwestern ohio progress your biological mother and biological fatherere married at the time? >> they were. >> did they get divorced shortly thereafter? looks very shortly after maybe as a-year-old when they got divorced but before memory serves me because your biological mother was raising youu for your early years? >> corrected. >> did you have very close relationship with your maternal grandfather and grandmother, correct whate was their name wt you call them? mama and pop out they were bonnie and jim. >> is at a hillbilly type word or unique to your family? >> it's definitely pretty, and the broader culture. it's not exclusive to hillbilly culture. it is definitely something people fromm that region of the country disproportionally call their grandparents. >> people might live in the east coast would say what is hillbilly about a higher but the center of the united states you might describe yourfr routes and your family roots are really from kentucky but you came to ohio and her family came to ohio. >> are part of a really massive migration from pla

as i recall from ohio state. yeah, i think my year i was the only ohio state grad at yale. so you know, it was it was weird to me because i realized that there were high schools, you know, repertory schools where there were more from that high school at yale law school than there were my university, which struck me as a little bit weird. but but yeah, it was definitely a culture shock. it was it was more of a culture shock, frankly, than any place i had ever been. it was more of a culture shock than the marine corps, more than ohio state. you know, it was sort of astonishing just how different the expectations and the backgrounds were from some of my classmates relative to where i came from. now, another person who went to yale law school, bill clinton, came from arkansas and he used to apparently a lot of pride and say, i'm from arkansas. it's a great state and so forth. did you say i'm a hillbilly from kentucky and ohio and? and, you know, i'm really different, but really as good as you guys are. how did you fit? i don't know that i ever introduced myself and said i'm a h

as i recall from ohio state. yeah, i think my year i was the only ohio state grad at yale. so you know, it was it was weird to me because i realized that there were high schools, you know, repertory schools where there were more from that high school at yale law school than there were my university, which struck me as a little bit weird. but but yeah, it was definitely a culture shock. it was it was more of a culture shock, frankly, than any place i had ever been. it was more of a culture shock than the marine corps, more than ohio state. you know, it was sort of astonishing just how different the expectations and the backgrounds were from some of my classmates relative to where i came from. now, another person who went to yale law school, bill clinton, came from arkansas and he used to apparently a lot of pride and say, i'm from arkansas. it's a great state and so forth. did you say i'm a hillbilly from kentucky and ohio and? and, you know, i'm really different, but really as good as you guys are. how did you fit? i don't know that i ever introduced myself and said i'm a h

iew went to ohio state because i grew up lovened and rooting ohio state. i wasn't nearly as thoughtful about my college decision as i should have been. it was basically luck i found myself atki ohio state. i wasn't thinking as smartly as i should have been. >> normally people go to college for four years. youu got through ohio state in twoin years. how did you do that? >> well,ss you take classes ando through the summer and transfer credits gained during the marine corp. lo they were enough to enable me to cut things off. >> how would you support yourself. your marine corp salary was enoughth to accommodate you. >> i was no longer in the marine corp. aa bit of savings, a bit of debt i incurred. i borrowed and got some loans. i had the gi bill that i was trying to save for law school. i used some during college. i worked jobs during college. thosepl multiple sources of income. >> okay, you graduated in two years and decided to go to law school. there are notot as many people going to yale or law absolutely. howu did you decide to go to ye as opposed to ohio

the gm plant in ohio and also the honda plant which has been very successful in marysville, ohio. steven: yep. let's back up for the v. honda opened its first manufacturing plant in central ohio in what was a tiny place called marysville in the late 1970's. then they moved into automobiles. they started with cycles. then honda created satellite supplier factories that feed into the central assembling plant in marysville. all of those places around ohio are also in tiny locations. honda keeps ohio as the second most important state in auto manufacturing but it is not an urban phenomenon anymore, it is a phenomenon of the countryside. one thing i discovered doing the book was that honda's engine plant is in a town called anna -- ana, ohio. there were more people who work at that plant on any given shift then actually live in the town. so they are coming from a rural area and they work in this rural engine plant and then they go home again. that is indicative of the way our manufacturing has been decentralized, moved out to the country. peter: lordstown has not been so successful for

vance a lot in ohio.resting you say about coming here to guard it, because we've been talking about doing the story saying, for the first time in many decades, in all of our lifetimes, ohio doesn't matter that no one will come here, we won't get the advertising. we've been bombarded by all the visits and advertising for years, and based on what you're saying, we might still see that, which would be interesting the other factor, i've got to tell you, the one i'm not unders understanding, sherrod brown is in a tight battle, the polls are up and people like him he's not going to the democratic national convention for the first time ever as far as we can tell, and we don't see him embracing the democratic ticket. and i would have thought, because of what we're seeing elsewhere, he would want them to come here and barnstorm the state to try and capitalize on that energy. but he's running almost apart from the democratic party, and i don't know how that plays out on election day >> claire wants to weigh in on t

in ohio.i felt that in many other terrible conversations happen that day and i felt awful. i felt powerless but i knew i needed to do something i could not be a pediatrician without doing something. so i started writing a letter that i shared on a women's physician facebook group i'm a typical millennial i go to facebook when i get stressed out. i shared it on this facebook group and that is where i met doctor marcella who is in icu physician in cleveland for i'd never met her before. she said this is a great finally put this in its own facebook group and then we will invite to my friends who work on who are also doctors to see if it 10 or 20 doctors to sign it and submit it to the newspaper is a letter to the editor when your doctor you don't do things like that and it seemed like a big deal. but at least it was something. i know that is not as unimpressive to a group of lawyers. but to us it seemed like a good thing to do. so we did that baby start inviting our friends we invited people from

jon: let me ask about ohio.our viewers are wondering how donald trump can win ohio overwhelmingly nj deviance can be from ohio and the ticket and sherrod brown is the other senator. sherrod brown is not a moderate he's a full-fledged liberal, he is not joe manchin he is a full-fledged liberal. how does the same state produce jd vance and troy brown. >> i could not agree more with your assessment this is because of money. the democrats are pouring so much money into ohio in montana, cover-up their liberal positions in the liberal both have taken in kalama harris is has cast more tie-breaking votes than any other vice president in our nations history. 33, that's a massive multi trillion dollar stimulus package and inflation reduction act, borrowed money and remember sherrod brown and jon tester have voted with kamala harris 100% of the time. by the way if you like san francisco politics. you love kamala harris, i served with her she's truly a far left progressive ranked the most liberal u.s. editor when i served w

donald trump is reporting a candidate from ohio who opposes the will of the ohio voters who voted 56.6tution that guarantees abortion rights and the republican candidate for senate in ohio, a car salesman, yes, a car salesman, supports a federal abortion ban indirect deposition to what the ohio voters have voted for. he is running for the senate seat occupied by the ohio democrat sherrod brown. >> i get up every day and fight for the dignity. >> it is like a gravel in a blender. >> he capped the cost of insulin at $35 a month and expanded healthcare for veterans. >> i worked with republicans to create jobs. >> i am sherrod brown. >> i am sherrod brown. i fight for ohio and that is why i approve this message. >> nope. i am not doing my sherrod brown impression. i am not doing it. joining us now is the gravel voiced wonder the ohio senator, sherrod brown and thank you for joining us. thank you for taking on that campaign issue, the sound of your voice. finally. >> you have to inject a little humor into these things and they are spending tens of million dollars against me and it isn't all

donald trump is supporting a republican candidate for senate in ohio who opposes the will of ohio votersent to the ohio constitution that guarantees abortion rights. donald trump's republican candidate for senate in ohio, car salesman, yes, car salesman bernie marino supports a federal abortion been in direct opposition to what ohio voters have voted for. marino is running for the senate seat now occupied by ohio democrat sherrod brown. >> i get up everyday and fight for the dignity of workers. >> it's like a chainsaw in tunnel. >> cerda brown has always been a force for. he kept the cost of insulin at $35 a month. >> expanded health care for veterans. >> worked with republicans to create thousands of jobs be >> i'm sorry to brown. >> i'm sherrod brown. >> i'm sorry to brown. my voice may be unique because i fight for ohio. that is why i approve this message. >> no, i am not doing my sherrod brown impression. i'm not doing it. for joining us now is the gravel in the blender, ohio senator, democrat sherrod brown. thank you for joining us tonight and thank you for taking on that campaign i

seeing exact same problem here in ohio. , 20,000 haitians, city of 52,000 people.t illegal immigration brought by democrats, what they are doing because election, is fabricating a lie to american people a hoax that they sl deceive them four more years horribly failed policies. >> new york city is skwhair we still have more than 60,000 migrants in shelter here the financial cost that continues to be highlighted, stay with immigration because -- 's, frank larose revealed 609 u.s. citizens registered to vote in your state stayed nearly 140, recent state elections reporting them to attorney general for prosecution. what is your reaction to that? >> well, i applaud him for doing that we have to do more make certain that american election are we american citizens vote that should not be controversial, of course, the democrats in senate refused to pass the safe act says exactly what i just said only american citizens can vote in american elections, this is how absolutely depraved democrats are won't vote for that kind of simple legislation, as you know, on are a portionme

in ohio._ as the partyl ohio. came along he was able to tap into that and that solidified it and the senate and i was up for election and doing well and is upon the polls and will be ok and those issues are in our favour so we have to use this as an opportunity this week as as an opportunity this week as a rebrand. we have to come back to the re—industrialisation message that is part and parcel of the biden administration and the chips act, and we are building factories to make the chips to make electric vehicles and batteries, the whole nine yards is happening and in ohio. do you think it will be tim walz can appeal to the running mates, talking about the way the democratic party have moved? i the democratic party have moved? ., , , the democratic party have moved? .,, , ., moved? i hope they both would talk about _ moved? i hope they both would talk about it _ moved? i hope they both would talk about it and _ moved? i hope they both would talk about it and kamala - moved? i hope they both would talk about it and

if he wins the trump voters in ohio, you will be the next senator. the reason sherrod brown is looking good now is he is comfortably taking away 10 or 15% of trump voters who like his brain even though they are willing for a republican at the top. host: this is between elissa slotkin and mike rogers. what is going on? guest: this is one open seat. it debbie stabenow is not running for reelection. she served for several decades. elissa slotkin is the democratic congressman from central michigan and hasleared the democratic primary field and had one minor opponent and beat him easily. she was one of the rising stars in the party. she came into office in 2018, former c.i.a. officer, decorated pedigree and is one of the best fundraisers. she locked down support on the democratic side. her opponent, republican former congressman, sba agent, also used to represent a central michigan district back in the to thousands. he has been out of office for a decade. this is a race that is probably the least developed than any of the biggest senate races on the map b

i will report to you in ohio we are enjoined from -- in the state of ohio. we will talk about the harassment that meets the regulations that preceded these updated regulations as well. here are two quite ugly examples of recent resolutions we have secured in this area to confirm what happens in schools and what we need to make sure we are vigilant about correcting. last summer, we resolved a sexual harassment investigation of a community college where we confirmed a pressure had engaged in sexual harassment of the entire class. all of whom were women. by requiring the students to remove their shirts and where only their bras in class and commenting on their bodies us tentatively to demonstrate a medical assessment even though the assessment did not require the clothing removal or the comments on their bodies. . in response to these reports of harassment they have experienced, the college immediately placed the professor on in ministry to leave, notified him of the allegations investigated, offered to or to students. i'm saying these things to say the college

ohio will have a less restrictive policy than alabama. people have to make these decisions, and that's the way for us to come together as a country over a very tough issue. >> jonathan: but this should be -- i assume this is an easy one for you. you have been very clear on how you feel about abortion. you compared it to slavery. >> i didn't compare it to slavery, jon. >> jonathan: the impact. yes. >> ask the question. >> this, the idea of codifying whatever the state -- codifying a right to abortion up to about 24 weeks, isn't that something you oppose? >> look, in ohio we had a referendum in the state, and i -- >> jonathan: you made your position clear. >> i aggressively advocated for the pro-life view because i want to save as many babies as possible. also importantly, jon, the people of ohio decided by about a 60-40 margin to reject the pro-life framing and you have to respect the will of the people. that's all that donald trump has said. that's what i believe, and as someone who really does want to say, jon -- i do want us to become a

guest: ohio has a very convoluted redistricting system. basically the voters approved it, it was designed as a kind of bipartisan compromised and it hasn't worked. republicans controlling the state government were able to kind of win the battle, effectively, over the supreme court imposing massive map overlay. the maps are not as good for republicans as they maybe could have been if there was no limiting redistricting power but that is what happened there. so there is this effort they are now led by marie o'connor, the longtime chief justice republican elected to the state supreme court, she has become a real critic of gerrymandering. so, there is a proposal to create a redistricting, nonpartisan redistricting commission in ohio similar to what's in michigan, for instance. that's going to be on the ballot in november and if it passes you would expect ohio to have more competitive congressional and state legislative maps, though you would expect republicans to win more seats than democrats, but given where ohio is right now they might not b

cleanup the dump in marathon, ohio, please. host: ohio again, art, democrats line.ler: last friday, i was watching a newsnation call, and he had on the news that x president trump had a fundraiser , $500,000 a plate, in the hamptons. i watched all week, flipping back and forth, nobody reported on it. can you check it out and see if that is true? host: if that is the case, what are your concerns over it? caller: it did not make the news, the news is more corrupt than the $500,000 a plate, if it is true. can you check it out? why didn't nobody check that, like cnn? just to see if they were reporting on it, and they weren't. the corruption with me is the media for not reporting that. host: that is art in ohio. this is from the papers this morning -- yesterday, saying almost every week, u.s. senator tim scott has prayed for life, and he admitted he found himself asking god if god is hearing his pleas. on august 3 at age 58, his prayers were answered, and he had a ceremony. the south carolina republican exchanged vows with a 47-year-old interior designer. let's hear from

senate. >> trey: it let me ask you about ohio because i'm sure some of the viewers are wondering howtrump can win ohioce overwhelmingly and j.d. vance from ohio and onto the ticket and yet sharon brown is the other senate because sharon brown is not a moderate but full-fledged liberal. he is not joe manchin, he is a full fledged liberal so how doe the same state produce j.d. vance and sherrod brown? >> trey i could not agree more with your assessment and this is because of money. the democrats are pouring sos ar much money in a state like ohio i montana to cover up very liberal positions, liberal votes they have taken but remember kamala harris has cast moreie-b tie-breaking votes than any ether vice president in th nation's history, 33, and thatoa includes multi-trillion dollar packages with inflation act, anr remember sharon brown and jon tester have voted with h kamala harris 100% of the time. and by the way, if you likeu san franciscloo politics, trey, you will like kamala harris. i serve with her and sheth is truly a far lefttor progressive, rank the most liberal u.s. senator wh

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ohio really was a test case, was it not? you have used that phrase to talk about ohio. is this vote going to hinge on reproductive freedom in addition, of course, to all the other issues in kitchen table issues but reproductive freedom is so intimately linked now not only to gwen and tim walz in their journey to have children but also jd vance's valueless opinion of women. we've seen that and i feel like it is all incredibly interrelated. >> absolutely. when we talk about ohio this is a state where we had a 10-year- old victim who had to flee the state to get the care needed. abortion is healthcare and i want people to be clear about that so even in the evangelical community this is something i would caution them, to warn them, that this is forced birth. we should not have a 10-year- old that would be forced to have a child. that's a baby having a baby. that is absolutely ridiculous. we're also the state where we had a young woman, britney, who had a natural miscarriage in her bathroom and because the fetus got clogged in the toilet, she was going to be charged with abu

once again, ohio, when we started covering politics, was a swing state. it's increasingly red state, and it's been trending that way and i think what you heard from the republican side, the san francisco comme la label can be hearing that a lot in a lot of states, not just ohio, in virginia, you're going to be hearing that it's ticket splitting. is that just happen anymore? >> if my memory is correct, there have been 69 senate races that have taken place when trump was at the top of the ticket in 2016 and 2020 in all but one, the same party won the senate and the president. susan collins is correct. that's the one exception. it's tough math. >> if anyone's going to do it, i do feel like sherrod brown is one of the senators it appears the best position to do it. i mean, when i covered his the last time he was up, he does have his own brand in that state that can't be denied. i think that what's interesting is that one of the things i think that could be the most effective for him is his argument on abortion because we saw where there when there was the ini

currently in ohio, president trump is up over harris by a significant margin.own by four points against brown, a pretty good grip on the senate seat, sir, what do you make of it we. >> he spent 50 years elected office and heals all put out about $50 million in tv and it. we put up very little but vary soon maybe next week we're going to show ohio what he is really all about and exposes voting record. we figure we can get well past him and i think is long past getting these guys out of there. our founders that spent their entire lives in public service that's not what should be about it should be about new ideas and new fresh thinking that's what i'm going to bring to washington, d.c.,. >> so you talk about cutting the size of government, you know, reining in spending, do you think president trump is putting enough emphasis on those issues when you hear him speak lately? >> yeah, absolutely if you look at the republican national committee platform 20 common sense ideas that most people looked at they wouldn't think of as republican ideas they would think democra

host: here is mary in ohio, democrat. caller: i would like to talk about, i have listened to trump again and again talk about all of the immigrants coming across the border. if ohio doesn't have immigrants, we are in agriculture state. we travel a lot and we see the mexicans everywhere. when trump cut of the mexicans in the immigrants, the food all laid in the field where there was no one to pick it. the lettuce was terrible, soggy and wet and had very little leaves. the fruit was late being picked. we have always depended on immigrants to help with the farm work. kids today don't want anything to do with farm work or processing meat, eggs, poultry in the factories. so we love the people living around here who do all of that work and it would certainly help our food processing -- injure our food processing if they didn't have that. also, sherrod brown has done so many wonderful things for our state and work so hard on the east palestine after the train wreck and got all of these bills passed and did lots of work but all i

sherrod brown is doing in ohio. and there's just very little margin, virtually no margin for error for the democrats who have been very difficult map in order to simply maintain a 50 senate, they essentially have to run the table, which means carrying ohio and montana. and if not, there'll be in the minority for the next two years. >> i'm still stuck on i'm bernie moreno colleagues, some voters, goofballs. but hey, that's the state of our politics right now. mardi rodri, it is an uphill battle. thank you so much. >> and don't forget to join manu on inside politics sunday starting at 8:00 am eastern well, tropical storm derby or debbie, excuse me, gaining strength as it aims for florida with hurricane warnings issued for the gulf coast. >> and there are new storm watches and storm surge watches for coastal georgia. >> mandatory evacuation orders are also in effect for several florida counties with voluntary notices given for other there is as well. some cities across florida opened up free sandbag locations to help r

mandates that people in ohio don't want. far left wing democrat as exists anywhere in america and he has no business representing ohio. >> shannon: we talk about these other candidates who may not be there. is this a matter of them wanting to separate from the national ticket? we're told these two are mainstream america, policies right down the middle. to try to portray them as anything extremist is completely inaccurate or do these folks need to spend critical weeks at home raising money or talking to more voters where they are from? >> shannon, the reality is they can't hide from their record. their record is for the green new deal, assault on american energy. they have encouraged this illegal invasion of our country by ten to 120 million people. brown voted to give social security and medicare to ill. they have gutted medicare to pay for e.v. mandates and want solar panels on prime farmland. they are completely out of step with midwest values and again sherrod brown can run and try to hide from it. reality is ohio knows t

then california has to respect ohio and ohio has to respect california. they have unique political sensibilities to make these decisions because we don't want to have a non-stop federal conflict over this issue. the federal government ought to be focused on getting food prices down and getting food prices down and an issue where kamala harris has been a disaster and donald trump is right. we want the federal government to focus on these big economic and immigration questions and let the states figure out their own abortion policies. >> let me follow up on that point because i've been talking to republicans and lindsay graham last week who made it very clear that if donald trump is elected and if you're elected they will continue to press this point. senator graham said i will keep saying that there should be a federal ban. if such a piece of legislation landed on donald trump's desk would he veto it? >> i will be very clear he will not support it. >> will he veto it? >> he would veto a federal abortion ban? >> think he would. he said that explicitly that

in 2023, who helped bring jobs back to lordstown, ohio? kamala harris.nd in 2024, who will stand with the working class in our plight for justice? kamala harris! and that's the difference. donald trump is all talk and kamala harris walks the walk! [cheers and applause] whooo in the words of the great american poet, nelly, "it's getting hot in here." [cheers and applause] it's hot in here. it's hot in here because you are fired up and you're fed up and the american working class is fired up and fed up. [cheers and applause] the american working class is in a fight for our lives. and if you don't believe me, just last night blue-collar workers, uaw members at cornell university had a walk out on strike for a better life because they are fighting. our only hope is to attack corporate greed head-on. corporate greed turns blue-collar blood, sweat, and tears into wall street stock buybacks and co jackpots. it causes inflation, it hurts workers, it hurts consumers, and it hurts america. and corporate greed is alive and well in the auto industry. last fall we ac

the ohio legislature passed a bill to change that deadline to september 1, so it seems like they would have been fine to proceed with just nominating at the convention rather than doing it virtually, but ohio has a republican secretary of state who has assured the democrats it would be fine but the party is being cautious and doing the virtual roll call to nominate early enough before the initial deadline to make sure that there are no legal challenges and that the democratic candidate is on the ballot in all 50 states. host: this virtual roll call will take place over the coming days without a running mate for the vice president. how is that possible that they can vote without knowing who else is on the ticket? mandy: well at the national -- guest: at the national conventions there is always a separate vote for the president and vice president. that does not change the situation. at all. it has always been that the delegates nominate the president without having nominated the vice president as well. we do expect, however that the vice president will be announced before august 7 to ens

i am in ohio. they do that in ohio.ecause of that, i stopped voting for school levies and will never vote for school levy again. i am a property owner, but i will never vote for school levy again as long as they do this giveaway. that's just me. guest: i appreciate that. you are one of the states that has had school choice the longest. two points that i would make about that, when families are choosing in their independent choice to go to a nonpublic school that happens to be religious in nature, what happens to their civic values and tolerance? there is a belief that somehow if we are in a traditional system the kids would be more tolerant, more open to different ideas. unfortunately, the data shows that the opposite is true. if you're sending your kid to a religious private school, the data shows that they are more tolerant of other people's opinions and ideas. it is possibly counterintuitive, but the data is interesting. particularly a recently done meta-analysis by the university of arkansas showing families in thes

i'm an ohio state senator and i've seen in the general assembly the state-sponsored bullying of trans kids and that type of legislation not only passed the chambers and then the governor vetoed it and the vetoes were overwritten. there were some court injunctions to state that piece of legislation but very recently the legislation, the court injunction was overturned and so this legislation is going to take effect unless the higher court and my understanding of these issues was the court cases were breaking 50/50. i would welcome your comments on this and if you could provide some hope on this topic i would personally appreciate that as well. >> without speaking to a particular state law i will give you the hope of the law and federal guarantee for the rule that applies to every kid and to say where the 2020 regulations that the department of education offer on the statute that we enforced, those regulations promised in the preamble the department of education will not tolerate the discrimination that needs sexual harassment in the outline for any student. so the recognition that it a

you and jd vance are from ohio.o see that he and the people of ohio are much like the republican party experiencing buyer's remorse. this is a man who as he attempted to call our vice president a chameleon has politically twisted himself into a pretzel and and not to cater for the audience of one and that is the manipulator of mar-a-lago. he had the one qualification that donald j trump was looking for and that is someone that would ledge their allegiance to him and only him. this is a person that is not interested in serving the public but really serving himself. they are relentless when it comes to the pursuit of power. i would caution the american people and to believe the expression that has been laid out, i believe people when they show you who they are the first time. this is what we see. they are duplicitous in a shirt and diabolical when it comes to policies and they do not have the interests of the american people at heart, they are only in this for themselves. >> maga manipulator of mar-a- lago. i'm going

trump won montana by 16 points in 2020 and ohio by eight points in 2020.ors won states by four and seven poibs respectively. dana, how many republicans will vote for democratic senate incumbent this time around? >> dana: it is interesting, good to have power rankings on "america's newsroom." thank you. >> mike: bring in katie pavlich, fox news contributor. good morning. ka >> katie: good morning. here we go. >> mike: it is a toss-up in senate, 50 republicans and 47 democrats with three up for grabs, montana, nevada and ohio. what is your assessment, katie? >> katie: democrats are defending a tougher map than republicans. republicans have easier go when it comes to senate. more broadly since presidential race is the president needs the senate. we have a woman running for president, if you want to nominees, staff your administration, supreme court require senate to confirm those nominees and of course, merrick garland is not a supreme court because decided not to take up his nom nagsz when they were in charge. crucial for democrats or republican to have to d

vance jeopardizes trump's ability to win ohio?pared to what obama did it's not possible. but i'm not sure i buy that. trump wasn't a felon when he ran before. now he is. and people in ohio, in the center, pay attention to things like that. and it could be that they just don't want to vote for him or vance. i think a lot comes down to who is the vice presidential candidate and can harris keep this momentum going? she's clearly energizing people including in ohio cities, which mattered for obama. but can you get that personable vice presidential candidate to be the contrast to the weird j.d. vance? somebody that can just talk about i was down at the grocery store and i was talking to people and they're not talking to me about immigration, they don't have a single anecdote about how that affects their lives. what affects their lives is child care and ohio is dead last in the country in subsidizing child care. that would resonate. >> j.d. vance has come out against universal child care. so it would really play here. it's probably not