is he the sarah palin of this campaign? it's very difficult to get back from the levels of humor now being created about him. and this, the democrats response that he's weird he is weird and that only works if someone's weird. if i say you're weird, are you're weird, it doesn't work, you're a little weird, but it definitely really work. it works with him because he's a little strange. he's a little off and i think it's sort of fascinating. and this doubling down on it, it's crazy at all it is really interesting because there was something impetuous about the sarah palin decision, right? that actually really hurt john mccain. but not at first no, it actually but all it took was an interview or two and then it all came crashing down. >> well, and it took tina fey to remember when she did the imitation of i can see russia from my house and then suddenly the whole nation realized she was not ready to be vice president. >> and the campaign vetting process didn't really happen too much with sarah palin's very infamous for that. i

the selflessness and humility that you display towards governor palin was typical of senator liebermane stood out for his belief. service and good work were enough and that credit was of little importance. it was an honor to share the stage with prime minister netanyahu and all of our thoughts are with israel at this time. he would likely recall in 2018 that senator lieberman and i convened a secret meeting united against nuclear iran of arab and israeli intelligence achieves and high-ranking members of the trump administration including ambassador bolton who is here today. this first of its kind meeting focused on cooperation and security and stability in the region. it led to additional discussions that ultimately culminated in the abraham accords. that first meeting by senator lieberman was never publicly disclosed. we did not talk about it. the senator was so proud to play a role in helping normalize relations between arabs and jews , but he was adamant that those that coordinated the many subsequent meetings and grievance deserve the credit. in his mind, the work itself was reward

lermontov, furashki, just after valerik you said that his friend sketched this. after this battle , palineed one more poem, i need to remember it, in the midday heat in the valley of dagestan , i lay motionless like lead in my chest, you know, in the caucasus, every phrase uttered by lermontov is tied to a specific area with specific residents, for example, dagestan. creation, it really is favorite space in which lermontov became a hero, so he fought very bravely when he led this team of hunters, he was even nominated for the order of svyatoslav of the third degree, we know that at the end of december, and this was such a list of fines, they they really wanted to earn some kind of... medal, then you get a rank and you can retire and live with a soviet man, and lermontov writes in one of his letters that i lead the hunters, and we fight here and there, and maybe they’ll give you something, that means such an encouragement, but he never received it, he was introduced, but he never received this order, he went to st. petersburg because he decided to see him, his grandmother decided to see hi

is this a quick problem that will go away or a quayle/edwards/palin problem. >> sarah palin isn't a probleme that choice. i think this goes to the point that pete buttigieg who said not since f dfrjtr chose his vice president has a president candidate's age and health been an issue. and j.d. vance is no harry truman. i think that was the line of this climate. >> remember nobody wanted harry truman as vice president. no one. >> and he stepped down after one term. arguably, sarah palin, john edwards and dan quayle despite what may have happened in the first weeks of the rollout didn't help the top of the ticket. >> doug high, steve israel, thanks to both of you. that does it for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports." "chris jansing reports" starts right now. >> good day. i'm chris jansing live at msnbc headquarters in new york city. after the big splash comes the bigger test. with the harris campaign and democrats across

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vance to sarah palin because obviously you worked on the mccain campaign. and second, what advice you would have for the vice president as she looks for her own vp nominee well, i think the happiest person in america right now, sara palin watch what's happening at best because she may no longer be the worst pick in history i agree with my very smart friend, they were political guys, so we're always looking for political advantage. >> i mean, you know, the sort of policy mazzi, just pick the best vp that the person that's going to be, you really feel good would be there as vice president, but you got to win first and election is going to inarguably be incredibly close and come down to possibly just three states you've got to take any advantage. you can, you want that advantage? so somebody, like shapiro in pennsylvania are kelly and arizona. i mean, somebody that brings additional votes of the table. you've got to put them at the top of the list what about walls? >> what do you see him bringing? mark? >> he brings he's the kind of a dark horse in this deal a

yeah you mentioned sarah palin. >> how about dan quayle as well? these are two folks who i think most people remember is not being particularly popular. the amazing thing was coming out of their conventions. they actually were pretty popular quayle with a plus 15 point net favorability rating. sarah palin with a plus 26 point net favorability rating again, vance and minus five points is just off the charts and falling off the chart in the wrong direction, not up above the chart, but down below the chart. the fact that he has historically unpopular even more so than vp nominees, who of course went on to infamy, at least in well, i mean right. >> so you look at what happened to those two and they plunged. some may say, well, maybe there's nowhere to go, but up for vance let's put but margins that's not true. it can get worse. don't know which way it will go. all right. so when this comes to the broader country, you talked about how, where the area that knows him best right now and the favourability likes him least. but undecided voters. and that's wh

palin, you didn’t answer me, will you marry me? yes, yes, i missed you so much. sleep, i’m just moving, hungry as hell, let’s go home, let’s go, we’re completely out of fear, in broad daylight they’re running across the rooftops, stealing laundry. comrades chaskovy, take the pair apart. comrades chaskovs, sort it out. good, i don’t know, a woman, well, a woman is a demon, it means you have defeated some kind of evil, this good dream, no, it was a bad dream, i’m telling you, cats and women in dreams are demons, well, you smiled. “i won’t tell you that larisa is with me, masha’s beris, an example, she never loses heart, well done, the girl with whom masha is, she’s not masha at all, her name is tanya.” so what, you’re not larisa either. there must be conditions, what other conditions do you need? oh, listen, go to your room, don’t bother me, okay, i’m leaving, i’m leaving, home, i’m tired of everything. it’s okay, he’ll come running to me, life could turn out any way, it’s unlikely. in short, this woman, how do you know, i pulled out a local one, he said, witness,

sarah palin with a plus 26 points net favorability rating. again, vance and minus five points is just off the charts and falling off the chart in the wrong direction, not up above the chart, but down below the chart. the fact that he has historically unpopular even more so than vp nominees, who of course went on to infamy, at least in well, i mean right. >> so you look at what happened to those two and they plunged. some may say, well, maybe there's nowhere to go, but up for vance, but margins that's not true. it can get worse yett definitely don't know which way it will go. all right. so when this comes to the broader country, you talked about how, where the area that knows him best right now on the favourability likes him least, but undecided voters. and that's what this is about. there are more of them than a lot of people care to admit yeah. prior to the seismic shift in the race, many of them may have gone for trump now who knows what they're going to do? how does vance player? >> he doesn't play well with them at all. his favorable rati

if they doubt the qualifications of that person as people did in 2008 when it came to sarah palin, they will hold that against the presidential candidate who makes that choice. if kamala harris tried to be too clever and go pick off about ground state and pick somebody not up to the job and does not perform well, voters will look at that and say where is your judgment? were you just trying to win election. she needs to show people that she is serious about governing. there are any range of qualified people, many on the short list, some not on the short list. she could pick someone who is ready for that. some are more serious than others. beyond that she might factor in other things. clearly we see in republican line of attack on kamala harris is that she is too liberal. she is a san francisco liberal. one way she could fight back a bit against that kind of take on her candidacy is to choose someone who is fairly moderate. she has some options. andy beshear in kentucky. josh shapiro in pennsylvania. mark kelly from arizona. these are people perceived as relative moderates. if she were to

the only comparison i think i can find now is the 2008 sarah palin, st. paul, minnesota.as. >> dana: he is a best selling author. >> bill: but in terms of policies and supports and brings to the ticket i think wednesday night is big for you. >> i agree with you. sarah palin, there will be moments like that and i think he will be remembered for on wednesday night. i think you are right. we all watched the channel and watched tim scott and -- who is he. what is the central message what he will bring? every word he says will be parse had and what he said with sean we'll start with illegals and deport them. that's different than donald trump saying mass deportations. everything will be parsed and dug into. i have think -- i agree it is a really important speech and set the tone of tenor of his candidacy at the vice president and a debate with kamala harris, too. >> dana: as we came on the air msnbc had pulled morning joe for the day. >> it's delightful. >> dana: joe scarborough not happy about that. call for number four here. >> we'll talk about it on the air. we talk about e

people voting against sarah palin for example. couldn't vote for john mccain because he couldn't stand sarah palin. a significant number fell into that category. people today and has been the case for decades vote for the person at the top. i don't know anybody who is going to say the choice between biden and trump, my selection is going to be based on the number two person. she's not going to happen. it's a very important decision and it's a notable governing decision and it's who's on deck decision but make no mistake, this election will be decided between the two people in the batter's box. joe biden and donald trump. >> great to have you on. sandra here. what a remarkable moment the sits. now we are anticipating the vp pick. not even 48 hours from the assassination attempt at that pennsylvania rally on saturday and we are anticipating in the next few minutes the first a white house press briefing since then. watching the messaging coming from this white house, the biden campaign, the trump campaign in the wake of all of that i

you covered mccain/palin. you saw the huge boost, great convention in st. paul, minnesota.n poof, it really began to drag him down. they did a quick vet in alaska. they didn't dig through it all. i saw it with quayle and others. this accelerated process right now is so important for the democrats. >> reporter: one of the big challenges is that you only look at a list on a page, it might tell you different things. certainly, back in 2008 before everything we know today, sarah palin had that list of strong things that was a good complement to john mccain. in this instance, one of the big differences is that the governors that they are dealing with here in terms of those that are being looked at are in the national conversation. they are getting some of the white hot spotlight. nothing is quite like national politics. even those that have been through it, who have had campaigns where there was research against them, all of that has to be looked at very carefully, whether you are a u.s. senator like mark kelly, who has been through a couple of really rough elections, or governo

since 1789 , we have only had two women nominated for vice president, geraldine ferrara and sarah palin these women, haris's career is in many ways. career of a pioneer, but even despite the time pressure, when there are 3 months left before the presidential election, there is no unity among the democratic establishment in washington regarding haris’s candidacy; the clinton family was one of the first to announce her support. in a joint address, bill and hillary say that they approve of biden’s choice, because only haris , in their opinion, is capable of stopping donald trump. it's time to support kamala haris and make every effort to get her elected, from the future depends on it. america. several prominent democratic governors have already announced their support for haris as a possible presidential candidate. but what was unexpected was the reaction of president biden’s closest allies. thus, the democratic leaders in both houses of congress, chuck schumer and hakim jeffries , believe that the democratic party should choose a presidential candidate based on an open expression of will,

so effectively did in 2008, if you compare this speech that he gave to sarah palin's it's remarkable how much less good it was it was less good because he would not relinquish his odd ideas in favor of a more general appeal. this is very much about his personal sense of mission. you don't get to the vice presidency and beyond without that sense of mission. but the question we all have to ask is, what is in it for the rest of the country. and the message that was delivered by him, and that has been delivered by this convention was very much a for part of the country and not the whole of the country. >> david frum always a pleasure thank you next on gps, last week's horrific shooting in pennsylvania barely wasn't the only scheme to kill donald trump cnn reported this week that the u.s. had identified another alleged plot to assassinate the former president. this time by iran i ask that country's foreign minister about this. >> that's next tonight on the whole story, political violence has always threatened our democracy after the attempt on trump's life. >> where does america go from h

of a priest, only this, you know, catholic one, have you seen enough of a tv series or something, palin here, okay, yeah, there are cds, music, have fun, let's go, let's go, yeah it's already. artyomushka, this is my last letter, i hope you listen and understand, i love you very much, but i don’t want you to hate me, it’s not my fault that i fell in love. at least five letters, just you follow him yourself, well, look at who he communicates with, you will understand who he works for, i also have a grudge against gesha, but what do you mean, did he conduct business? in my father’s gallery, he pulled on the black one, well , it stalled, i was pinned at the time, i couldn’t get in the way, then through my own channels i tried to get the case returned, but it didn’t work out, which means if he comes to me, i send him, straight to me, come on, come on. well, you steal elena from the wedding and where will you go? stolinka will be looking for you anyway. we'll go to moscow. my mother, when she got married for the second time, she went to moscow, we’ll live with her. moscow is a big city, let'

i mean, democrats were very quick to blame palin after giffords was shot. so certainly one could see this generating more anger as well as fuel for conspiracy theories. >> yeah, absolutely. i mean, you know there's going to be a n4. we've seen accusations from trump defenders really in every venue you know, on social media, on the air, basically saying that democrats invited this. would the way they talk about trump trump calls his opponents communists and fascists and vermin and says they are trying to destroy america and so it's hardly inconceivable that they are going, there have been i mean, threats against election officials and judges in his cases. the whole the whole thing is kind of hurdling a toward a cliff. and it just feels like this is a moment that can be either another escalation or a chance to kind of look at the overall change as i've said before, on the air, i still i was struck by how one of the counterterrorism officials in the trump department of homeland dirty said to me, after january sticks that they were worried we were headed toward

first of all, she’s not a fool, she... did a lot for me, but why are you sitting here then, go, kiss, palinhey are going , i’m there too, just now you and blackmore weren’t going anywhere, what about your academy, and even planned to teach, and that this nastya appears, you are rushing headlong to save her father, and what is bad in this, and what is good in this, who is she anyway, where did she come from, why are these her problems, these are your problems , because these are our common problems, but you can’t understand... let the boys go alone, you understand, we are one whole, like a family, you are going with them, your commander, nothing will happen to them, damn it, stop it, i’m going , this is not discussed, that’s it, pauline, oh, well, look at how he puts on his legs, grimaces, that’s it, you want them to think that she is a girl, a bitch, polina, everything will be fine, but i don’t, at first one beauty from the other world was in the way, now this sheep has appeared, you should go home, hello laris, i don’t need you, you have nothing for the house , and i’ll go soon. i’ll just

it's two people who they really need meghan mccain noted recently her dad's campaign picked sarah palinas his vice president without even knowing at the time that sarah palin's teenage daughter was pregnant, at the time, the democratic vice presidential vetting process moving even faster than normal, are you concerned at all? about i mean, it's tough to pick a running mate. >> i mean, look, we are less than 100 days out. we're in the middle of the sprint. this is no longer a marathon and sure they are probably going to be some things that we don't on earth and that's a very quick vetting, but i'm not as concerned because of all of the candidates are the white men who are running very openly for this position. a lot of people know them, at least in their states, and there's a lot of information out there already. and so well, i am confident in our process and i am hopeful. i'm saying that very cautiously, that we won't have the same surprise. but for us it is about who they can speak to the part of the electorate that may become a harris cannot speak to as well and so we're focused there

this feels like all of the deep dives into what impact will sarah palin have. in the end, it doesn't. >> she kept georgia from going to obama. that's about it. >> i understand that we're always trying to put this into a normal category. the fact is that j.d. vance may be an id log, he's a man of no principle, like donald trump. where they're going to go, what pressures they will have, and again, could we just, i mean, talk about j.d. vance, what he has morphed himself into, the old j.d. vance versus the new j.d. vance. i don't think j.d. vance is going to be the spokesman for populism, he's going to be a spokesperson for what's happening in our politics. >> sarah palin is an important comparison. she was relatively unknown like vance. plucked, less than two years in office, just like vance. started out felt really good for the party, and then she got defined by the other side because she was an empty slate, and i think j.d. vance is more of a blank slate, and i think it's very likely that by november he's -- >> i have to cut it off here. that's an interesting t

he has less governing experience than former wise presidential candidate sarah palin did because sheernor of one of the 50 states. he has less experience than then presidential candidate barack obama, who also ran during his first term in the u.s. senate. this is a pressure pack night for him to be able to show the american people who he is and that he is capable of governing if that time came. sumi: we have 20 seconds. what do you expect from j.d. vance tonight? stephanie: i expect to hear more of the nativism, nationalism, and sort of the isolationism that is the brand that he has, which is a real departure from the reagan republicans. sumi: indeed. it is a different world. always great to talk to you. announcer: funding for presentation of this program is provided by... financial services firm, raymond james. announcer: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. and by judy and peter blum kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ announcer: "usa today" calls it, "arguably the best bargain in streaming." that's because the free pbs app

now, not so long ago, it was sarah palin that was getting a lot of the media critique. remember when there was the facebook ad with the crosshairs ad? and one of the things that biden said in this interview that struck out to me, he's like, i didn't say crosshairs. >> and i was like, no, why is he equating these two? bullseye and crosshairs are trying to say the one is worse or better than the other. >> why is he not getting the same sort of heat that sarah palin saw back at that time when when what occurred with the crosshairs reference happened? and then that was just before the shooting of gabby giffords ? >> yeah, well, i think that you're you're getting some of it now, right? i mean, you've brought it up. others have kind of commented on this, you know, whether or not this shooter even heard what he said in this donors conference. >> you know, we'll find out more. it's doubtful that that he did. i think that he's probably not getting as much heat, molly, because he doesn't use that kind of language very much. he's not one given to violent political rhetoric. he use

sarah palin with the longest speech at 38 minutes, and senator j.d.ance speaking tonight for just shy of 36 minutes. westfield, wisconsin, are you there in westfield, wisconsin? your turn. >> i would like to say thank you for allowing me to come on as an independent or as undecided voter. thank you for allowing me to just speak to this, which i have been watching the conventions heavily. >> and what do you think? what did you think of the whole week? >> as an immigrant -- i immigrated from russia -- as an immigrant, i was completely shocked by what happened on saturday. one thing is that i thought there would be more people unified. i really like how the gop has kind of switched. ron desantis saying i'm not looking at the ballot box but looking at who can unify the country better. j.d. vance did a phenomenal job tonight. it was more, i'm right with you, but i think i have to see a bit more of j.d. vance on the campaign trail for me to be more toward the gop. i need to see a little bit more policy coming from j.d. vance because i did not see much tonig

but for tomorrow, numbers in the highest spots will be in the 90's. 70's for palin for oakland and 67 degrees in san francisco. a look ahead shows the gray areas show that's normal. so long-range outlook looks like a big change back to normal. we have to do with next week, though. so monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday will be hot once again. so a little bit of a seesaw, but we'll get through it and go back toward normal conditions later on this month. as long as it's not 10 full days of triple. you know, i think a little bit here and can all agree with that. i think stepping. >> all right. coming up in sports, the giants begin their 2nd half drive to a potential playoff spot in the mile high city tonight. >> we're going to beat up in the last place. colorado rockies. then ross fills us in rockies. then ross fills us in on what went down in herbal essences is packed with naturally derived plant-based ingredients your hair will love. and none of the stuff it won't. our sulfate free collections smell incredible and leave your hair touchably soft and smooth. herbal essences. get rid of

one of them, the palin fire broke out saturday at burned about 3 acres. officials say 126 lightning strikes were reported in the forest on saturday alone. with that, let's get you a check of the 4 zone taking a live look here in san francisco tonight. if that is the moon, it is extremely bright here in the lawrence, we're talking about those lightning strikes, though, in the sierra. what's going yeah, that's part of the month soon. we're going to likely see that again tomorrow. maybe not as active as it was. today was very active. i'll show you that in just a moment. but >> out there tonight, we do have some patchy fog just hovering just off the coastline. that's about to make its way back on shore. let's go to spread in the bay and some of the valleys overnight tonight. so a nice cool fog is going to settle in once again. that's some good news going ahead. temperatures. yeah. out the door right now. you're looking at 50's and some 60's. so we're getting some of the marine air filtering in some of the valley's. remember last week at this time we have some

furashki, that’s how times after valerik, you said that his friend sketched this, after this battle, palin from him. in the midday heat in the valley of dagestan, i lay motionless like lead in my chest, you know, in the caucasus, every phrase uttered by lermontov is tied to a specific area and to specific residents, here dagestan, according to this poem, is truly a favorite space in which lermontov became a hero. and uh, so he fought very bravely when he led this team of hunters, he was even presented to the order of svyatoslav of the third degree, we know that at the end of december, and this was such a list of fines, they really wanted to earn some kind of medal, then you receive a rank and can retire and live with a soviet person, and lermontov was just in one of the letters he writes that i am... leading the hunters, and we are fighting here and there, and maybe they will give something, meaning, that means this is an incentive, but he never received it, was presented, but it never received. lermantov also receives the same a prediction, but he somehow laughs, at first, at first he som

but it's all the faults of the editor in chief of compact magazine fund by palin, of the accusations of inciting hatred towards minorities and undermining the constitution. this is the 1st day i am. it is the most serious encroachment on german press law since 1945 and is an expression of a new fascism that is being promoted by parts of the government are face above all by the greens and interior minister nancy face of the s b d. one and this measure is unprecedented because it affects the largest opposition medium in the country. the s p d. this month, the nation's ontario ministry, slap the guy, go to on compacts accusing it of being a mouth piece for right wing extremism. such as of the outlets office on the home. so that stuff came hard on the heels of thought with the circulation of 40000 compact magazine was widely seen as a backup help the job an a f d party. and in line with the political group took the stand against sending weapons and money to ukraine. but it seems that it's not the case 1st law such as a local forward season, the sex now and how the state shut down a festi

unclear what took nato, so long to respond. meanwhile, japanese influenza spiegel magazine reports that palin is co thought me preparing to relocate thousands of troops to the countries east and florida allegedly prepared for confrontation with russia. this comes as the european commission president has judge the you members to spend more on defense. and of course, ukraine. a work in the next 5 years will be focused on building a true european defense union. member states for low was retained responsibility for their own trips, from doctrine to deployment. but there is a lot to europe can do to support and colds, and they assets to strengthen the defense industrial base. you should hear this patricia, that these kind of films to the general attitude. so here up in stage 2 minutes arise. ation tension built in confrontation and reliance on controversial methods provide for him policy address. and he's quite of this here. the russian federation has not paused and does not pose any threat to anyone in the european union. what was that she go to read, tom smell to head straight to the front line,

by lermantov furashka, just after valerik you said that his friend sketched it, after this battle palinof dagestan , i lay motionless in my chest with lead in my chest, you know, in the caucasus every phrase uttered by lermontov is attached to a specific area and specific inhabitants, here is dagestan, so the poem, this is really a favorite space in which... he writes that i am leading the hunters, and we are fighting here and there, and maybe they will give something, there is in mind, then, this is the encouragement, but he never received it, he was presented, but he never received this order, he went to st. petersburg because he decided to see him, his grandmother decided to see him, his affairs were not completed in petersburg, here is what you are saying, somehow, on the one hand, he is a prophet, on the other hand, it means how... somehow he is in st. petersburg, he meets with the famous fortune teller anna filippovna kirkhov and she also had pushkin and griboedov, they received their prediction, so to speak, and predictions lermontov also receives the same prediction, but he some

after this battle, palin, yes, well , you know, i need to remember one more poem from him in the middayof hunters, was even introduced to svyatoslav’s third degree corden, we know that at the end of december, and this was such a list of penalties, they really wanted to earn some kind of medal, then you get a rank and you can retire and live with a soviet man, and lermantov writes in one of his letters that i’m leading the hunters, and we’re fighting and... this and that, and maybe they’ll give something, meaning, that means this is the encouragement, but he was never presented, but he never received it order, went to st. petersburg, because he decided to confess, his grandmother decided to see him, and his business was not completed in st. petersburg, here is what you are saying, on the one hand he is a prophet, on the other hand , it means that somehow in st. petersburg he meets with a famous fortune teller. lermantov also receives the same prediction, but he somehow laughs, at first, he somehow doesn’t react very well, in general he returns to pyatigorsk, and that means between dinner

such words, hello, you can, there is a private of such and such apparatus, allow me, but it’s clear, palinonly that, he came here, found straw, and also found knives in the nightstand, remember, and then what did he do with the straw? throughout the entire fortnight there was coal in a wheelbarrow, so what about promean humor the funniest in the world, i’ll go into the house, see what’s there, where we’ll sleep, will you come with me, no, i’ll i'll sit with the guys, yul, let's go, yes, pauline, there 's a couple of mattresses in the attic , an old blanket, take it, okay, come on , so, come on, brother, come on, yeah, come on, brother, happy birthday to you, be it, come on, hello, well, it’s good that everything is about me and about me, better tell me how you went hunting, fear god, who hunts people, listen, if you don’t want to tell me, let me tell you, in general, i was shot for the first time, uh-huh, no, well, not the first, of course, but still not very pleasant, in short, you caught this tangerine lover, damn, he’s a bitch generally elusive of some kind, then he will appear, then so

i think when many wins when sarah palin was selected, there were those who perhaps question john mccain's question, his ability in terms of, you know, picking someone like her. whereas i think in this distance, i think there are so many potential really great candidates at conway harrison disposal that could actually bring her uh, bring her advantages and key states. i think she's got a really, really bone here in terms of what she can do in terms of this. everything sounds like your thing as long as all don't really mess it up and picking your vice presidential running mate. it shouldn't really be too much of an issue. i my power of phrasing you correctly as well. that's right, but i think also to i think she's got some real opportunities here. josh pearl and in pennsylvania, mark shelley of arizona, roy cooper, of north carolina. these are people who i think could actually be very well and delivering the state and also at 2 to 3 points i think to the overall outcome of this race. and so i think she's got a lot of choices at our disposal. all. i think we've got 60 seconds thomas, a final

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with sara palin. they will hold that against the the candidate. if kamala harris trying on be too clever, picks off battle ground state, voters will say, where is your judgment? were you just trying to win an election and not govern, she needs to show people she is serious about governing, there is a range of qualify people out there. many are on short list some are not, she could pick someone that is ready and more experienced. she might factor in other things for example we see in republicans line of attack on kamala harris, right away, she is too liberal. a san francisco liberal, one way she could fight back against that kind of take on her candidacy is to choose someone is fairly moderate, andy bashir is a great example and mark kelly from arizona, they are perceived as rel relative moderates, if she chose them some people would look at them and say, maybe she not so liberal. >> a question on -- do you think president biden will soon transfer power to vp harris, so she can run as as an incumbent and improve her odds on win. >> i was wondering

republican governor sarah palin said last year of trump's indictments, do you want us to be in civil war because that's what's going to happen, we are not going to keep putting up with this, we need to rise up and take our country, close quote. i could go on but it's more and more of the same and hear nothing from the other side of the aisle in this room about these statements. you support a blood bath, violence if the left does not agree with you and what is part of republican majority, where allies threaten violence to political enemies, we have chased down baselessness conspiracy theories designed solely to influence the 2024 election in favor of donald trump, risk that millions of dollars and thousands of hours of staff time in more than 100 transcribed interviews forced accusations against president biden supporting impeachment supports design today fail and hunting foror smoking gun that simply does not exist. instead of admitting that these investigations found no corruption, coercion or unethical behavior, republicans chose to dig deeper and spend more money. imagine if we ha

republicans -- republican sarah palin estate in august of last year on trump's indictment, you want us to be in civil war? that is what is going to happen. we will not keep putting up with this. we do need to rise up and take our country back. i could go on but it is more and more of the same. do you support a bloodbath if you don't get the election outcome you want? do you justify violence if the left does not agree with you? what exactly do the allies threaten violence to the political enemy, real unimaginative? we have chased down baseless conspiracy theories designed to influence the 2024 election. we have spent millions of dollars, thousands of hours of staff time and more than 1000 transcribed interviews with false accusations against president biden, reporting impeachment efforts that seemed designed to fail and hunting for smoking guns that do not exist. instead of his meeting with these investigations, found no corruption, unethical behavior by the biden administration, republicans chose to just dig deeper. imagine what could have happened if we had spent these thousands of ho

i am thinking about people that affect presidential races, i would put sarah palin but i do not see anybodylist. i do not think that is the difference when it comes down to it. now that democrats have gotten over the crisis over biden, the things driving at our issues and energy. issues and momentum. in those states, abortion rights, the economy, immigration, those things will be making the difference in this race. if both harris and her running mate can be effective messengers on that message that will make the difference above all. so long as the running mate does not do any harm. >> i see you shaking your head. >> i want to echo the do no harm issue. i want to remind us of what clinton's selection of tim cain did. when she selected tim cain, the bernie supporters knew then and there that her campaign, the democratic party did not give a about them. so the do no harm philosophy is really important here. david explicitly tweeted, we raised 350,000 in less than a day and a half among young folk. we will talk about that and then he tweeted immediately, do not choose josh schapiro or you will

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you had sarah bernhard say she wished governor palin was raped by black men.enator waters sent to get in republicans' face. since abraham lincoln was assassinated, it is always a democrat. you had johnny depp say, where is an actor when you need him to assassinate president trump? you had madonna say blowup the white house. none of this is stopped. it just gets repeated. it is lies about president trump . this bloodbath was about cars. the bleach stuff was a lie. it is all lies they are telling about him. of course, people are going to get upset. look at the hype. like one man said, this child that attempted the assassination against trump, all he heard was hate against president trump. it is just sad. we need to come together as a nation and thank the lord president trump is still alive. we need to get god back into our country. host: thank you for your call. amy is in richmond, virginia, on the line for democrats. good morning. caller: hello. there are several things i want to address. the first is that people are calling in and saying the united states is n

back when mccain and palin were getting ready to run for office. first of all, when i saw sarah palin come on stage, i was amazed. i loved it. >> then you got involved in the tea party. >> i helped start the tea party in myrtle beach, south carolina. >> you backed donald trump. nine years later, he is about to take the stage. donald trump is at the arena. >> thank you. the crowd went wild. former president trump has entered the building. walking up the stairs, about to go into the friends and family box and greeting his supporters. whatever was on hold seems to be on hold not much longer. the former president is there. let's turn back to our panel here as we continue to watch this. i want to mention what we are waiting for tonight, hulk hogan expected to speak. there's jared kushner, his daughter tiffany. we saw ivanka. we will see just about all of the family members, save baron trump, together. i don't believe we have seen melania yet. she's expected to be there as well. it's going to be family night at the rnc as the president takes the stage in

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ronald reagan's and respected member of congress respected businessmen in his reading go out sarah palins to i don't think it will be a significant one way are another. i see a somebody we'll be able to carry on his legacy he reversed himself completely knocked on essential presidents. >> he is definitely close to dollar trump junior who just saw down after humanity kind of jade events into the speech for the vice president quick thought eviscerating the acid the burning usually do not because he also sponsored an engine and this is going he delivers -- ways presidential nominee in this case there's been so much of a nuisance only friends there's plenty more to talk about but the president held it together pretty well and keeping it unknown and now we know. just weight and see how long it is before we forget all about it. [ laughter ] >> martha: always good to hunt perspective on these things. we talked about the possibility of an open convention in august which of course as reporters everyone would be anxious to cope with that process. now in trump toshi and trump want to raise taxes on

hear this conversation about vice president harris being a dti vice president because unlike sarah palinshe did not have the qualifications to run the country should something happen to the president. we note here in baltimore when the barge hit the bridge and it fell down the mayor of the city was referred to as a dti mayor we all know if the mayor had been white he would've had magical white man superpowers that would've somehow fortified the bridge against all potential accidents. we have a boeing jet i cannot run but which airline it was the door blew out of the plane and immediately good folks of social media talking about that's because the airline has a dti policy to recruit black pilots because we know pilots install the doors in the planes. this was just a way of saying lowering merit, lowering quality elon musk is why this has become so popular is he's the wealthiest man on the planet. he is a huge reach on the platform he owns and for weeks after that he was think dti equals a d i.e. that's clever that is clever this is the guy thanks dti lowers merit and yet gave us the cyber

that comment on not going to border she has not been to europe either, that sounds like a sarah palinalaska, sheriff sit tight, your reaction on criticism from cnn. >> there is no way democrats could believe they will fight for -- to a draw on the issue of immigration, i hope they run all their ads on immigration, it will remind american people every time they turn on their television sets what a failure this has been. if they were so proud of their record, why is she working so hard to erase all evidence from the internet she was not a border czar. elizabeth: latest harvard-harris poll 7 out of 10 oppose open borders. 49% of democrats oppose open borders, final word. >> yes, ma'am, democrats want to pain a picture this is about immigration, border security and immigration are two separate issues, we have to secure the border, u.s. border patrol agents, i used to be one, our focus was illegal immigration before 9/11, since 9/11 the world has changed. secure america's borders. elizabeth: about crime not the immigration, share cleveland great to have you on thank you for joining us. and

from all of the people that do not like guns, i think that -- that it kind of goes back to the sarah palinim, not necessarily that she should have, but that's what the media's perception was and they used it, but i think that the vice presidential pick this time has a little more effect than it normally does, any if kamala picks the right vice president here who is totally different from her and mark's a man's man who is a great speaker, who has shown his leadership, i do think that it could be tougher for -- for trump and j.d. vance than i thought, and i've met j.d. vance. he's a really nice man who is extremely, extremely intelligent, but i'm worried if they choose the right v.p., i think we could really have us a battle on our hands. >> tillman, speaking of optimism and caution and the v.p. picks, would you venture an opinion as to what you think would be the better business administration hypothetically speaking from your standpoint? we've asked a number of our guest over the last several weeks about predicting or trying to extrapolate what they think will be a friendlier environment f

. >> she pulls out photos and says, "i got to meet sarah palin.tiful." >> lori says that the highlight of the trip was meeting sarah palin. but for the members of safari club international, the standout part of the trip was meeting lori. >> i thought it was grossly inappropriate as the president of safari club international to bring a female, stay in the same room, giving every appearance of, ah -- >> being a couple? >> well, that and marital infidelity. >> larry's dalliances don't stop with lori. he appears to be pursuing another woman from the safari club. and this causes an argument with an executive board member of the club, in public. >> there was a exchange that, at one point, became slightly heated by both parties. i said, "why would you -- why would you risk another person's marriage by making these unfounded rumors?" >> now, this argument turns into a big investigation by s.c.i., and larry was kicked out of the club and stripped of his hunting records. >> now he wasn't the power broker he once considered himself to be. >> and he actually