larry: deport, deport the bureaucracy, i love it, joining us now vivek ramaswamy.veral times, it is a pleasure to have you back on. she should have a mass deportation of permanent tenured bureaucrats in washington, elon musk wants to join you in this. howard lutnick wants to join you, they call doge, department of government efficiency, now is time, i think you have the group around mr. trump to get this done. >> absolutely, for first time in american history we have supreme court precedent at our back. in this case american citizens, but i say deport them in to private sector from bureaucracy. that is where we need them. you hear msnbcs of world they talk about protect our democracy. when do they mine, they mean protect our bureaucracy, that bureaucracy is really the one that is actual threat to dim crease. democracy people we elect to run government they don't make the rules, they are unelected bureaucrats that write unconstitutional regulations, i am optimistic for second trump term, not just donald trump is ready and tim team of people, but more importantly, of

and vivek ramaswamy. scandals and all of agencies change the whole thing. not just around edges, not just with a couple new people but change the whole bloody thing. so my thought, laura, is, these are people take elon musk and vivek ramaswamy, who will really push mr. trump if he wins to make good on all of the promises. these are new people, fresh troops, some of whom we -- who thought elon musk would join the trump campaign. you said, vivek ramaswamy was not for trump in beginning, a point, they will push him to do what he is promising to to that is cool. >> i think one thing we should note, we have been around on this, we have seen it before, people come to washington with a greatest of i intentions, i'll transform this and then they run to prick wall known -- brick wall known as congress, if they don't win house of representatives and they have stall worth group on republican side who like the status quo. they don't want to rock the boat, cuts of government, make them uncomfortable, then they will ha

vivek ramaswamy waiting in the wings.irst up, fox news' bryan llenas live in bucks county, pennsylvania, with all the latest. bryan, what's cooking out there? >> reporter: yeah, larry, good afternoon. we've got some breaking news here in bucks county. you can see there are folks who are lined up to file for mail-in ballots. today is the last day to apply for a mail-in ballot, 5 p.m. deadline. it's also the last day you can take that mail-in ballot and completely turn it in in one fell swoop. well, they're supposed to close at 5 p.m., but the line here was cut off at 2:30 this afternoon. and there were people that we've spoken to who said that they feel disenfranchised because they thought the deadline was 5:00. some folks who said they won't be able to make it here on election day and were turned away from this area here where they're able to apply for mail-in ballot and return it. the republican national committee has sent a letter to the department of state here in pennsylvania saying, quote, voters consistently report

larry: vivek ramaswamy thank you. sir. we love your wisdom, come back soon. >> thank you.ry: foreign policy a key issue in last night's debate, joining me now brian hook, farmer u.s. special represent for iran. thank you for your time. >> you bet. larry: israel is looking at or thinking about or one hears about, going after iran. either hitting their nuclear areas or their oil fields or both, joe biden is against it. he made the same statement today, i don't know, i think we have some tape. but not enough time. i will ask you. biden wants a cease-fire, i don't know what a cease-fire means, hamas does notment one and hezbollah does not want one, iz his p israel in process of tearing then part and the rest of the world will benefit from, that your perspective, some iz giisrael go after iran. >> i think they can, and had and will, i think israel is preparing for a major strike against iran, i think minimum they will target emergency, and economic lifelines, and also some military targets. and then i think on the table, possible they could go after the nuclear sites. they coul

vivek ramaswamy did well in the presidential primaries. now supporting donald trump and he is speaking at his rally. let's listen. >> we are hungry to be part of something bigger than ourselves yet we cannot even answer what it means to be an american today we are in the middle of a an identity crisis. faith in god, patriotism, hardware, family. they have been replaced, acclimated some, covid is, depression, anxiety, suicide, these are symptoms of a deeper void of purpose and meaning in our country. we need to step up and fill that void with our own vision. what does it mean to be an american in the year 2024. we believe in the ideals of 1776 we believe in merit. the best person gets the job regardless of their skin color. you can get ahead of this country not on the color of your skin, but on the content of your character and contributions. that is why we are done with the woke agenda bringing in meritocracy to america. it means that we believe in the rule of law and i say this as the kid of legal immigrants to this country. that means yo

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trail and heading out to arizona and going on the border crisis and we're going to talk to vivek ramaswamy in just a moment on that and going first up and fox news and bill melugin on the ground in phoenix. bill, what's cooking? reporter: hey, larra rhode island both candidates are here and take a look at this latest fox news polling showing it is a tight race here in the brand canyon state and our -- grand canyon state and 3 point lead over harris and up 51-48 and going for them and play ago very heavy role in the election and donald trump most illegal crossings and going for them in 024 and the vp candidates are on the cam campaign trail in ariza also and they held rally in tucson on wednesday and this race is expected to be very tight in arizona. trump is back in 2016 and comfortably over hillary clinton and winning by 100,000 votes and lost in 2020 to joe biden and less than 11,000 votes during a rally in the phoenix area last night. >> $f million curing the first year of your child's life to help you be able to buy a crib or a car seat or all the things you need at that critical stage

we have vivek ramaswamy and businessman and author of the truth first. i don't want to get hung up on it first but i'm confused on her position and i'm not only confused about fracking but clean burning fuels like lng, like liquid natural gas or nuclear or things they should be promoting and can never get a straight answer out of it. you're a very smart chap and you'll help us out. what is her position on this stuff? >> she doesn't really give a frack about it. that's what she's demonstrated and that's the hard truth. i say that not just jokingly, it actually gets to the heart of the matter. if we think this election is about policy for kamala harris, we're missing the point. her whole campaign is based on vibe. so the more specificity they have on policies, the more they're executing their strategy the other way and it's to avoid that discussion all together and keep the focus on antics and her antics versus what they portray donald trump's to be and hopefully slide through a victory by the very end. it's not working out too well, but part of the ambigu

vivek ramaswamy, thank you so much. as always we appreciate you. >> thank you, great seeing you larry. >> coming up, why is kamala harris telling christian voters they are at the wrong valley? we talk about that with elise stefanik, when kudlow returns, remember, you can catch kudlow, monday through friday 4 p.m. here on fox business. for some the reason you can't get us at 4, please text your favorite 9-year-old, she will show you how to tvr the show. you will never miss a single shark or a whale or deregulation, i'm kudlow we'll be right back. starting a business is never easy, but starting it eight months pregnant.. that's a different story. i couldn't slow down. we were starting a business from the ground up. people were showing up left and right. and so did our business needs. the chase ink card made it easy. when you go for something big like this, your kids see that. and they believe they can do the same. earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase with the chase ink business unlimited card from chase for bus

talked about it, it is time for that action. >> we have already heard from vivek ramaswamy. we will be hearing from elon musk a little bit later on in the trump rally. in the meantime, senator marsha blackburn. good of you to spend some time with us. thank you very much. >> good to be former president donald trump said to speak any minute now ot at the start stated a rally in downtown manhattan. he has had lighting at madison square garden in front of a sold-out crowd of thousands of supporters. the exact count is we don't exactly know. aishah hasnie is standing by. >> good evening. i think we are at capacity now. we have to be if you can imagine what a concert might look like with floor seating that is where we are at right now but just watching hulk hogan, doctor phil is on the stage now you saw him starting to have flashbacks of the r in cout's talking to my friend joe concha over on the side of the cameras here. i do not want to take is a line from him but it feels like we're back at the rnc and wisconsin we are right in the middle of manhattan. a very, very blue city. t

i mean, i think the world of vivek ramaswamy. he comes on the show a lot. >> really smart.s, we have great conversations about what needs to be done and so forth. i'm watching elon from a distance. i like what i hear but i love what vivek is doing and there is other people. in a sense, laura, look. the old crowd is going to back trump and so forth. i'm not going to name any names but the old crowd will back trump. >> yeah, we know who they are. larry: but he's got a new group. he's got like kind of a new team, laura, and i find that very refreshing and maybe to your point, politically, that may he be important. last word. >> yeah and i think, larry, look. we've tried the old way. we offshored millions of jobs. we had a very open border. we had very lax immigration even before this nightmare the last three and a half years, and it drove a lot of discontent and right now, it's driving cartels, human trafficking, drugs, and economic, you know, frankly downward pressure on our economy. i heard your other conversation, so this is all going to change if they play their cards righ

you have you back ramaswamy who said he will deport civil servants now. this is a fascist view of america. and again, the lies that trump tells are all part and parcel. you know donald trump is lying, including the articles in every sentence with a, and, and the. you know he is lying when his pie hole is moving. americans need to look at it. they have a president who is not a truthful person, not an honest person, not a person of integrity of any kind. and it is good to watch this as a reminder. it's good to see this sort of thing is a nightmare. i have a bunch of staff members who watch every single trump speech and i feel terrible for these folks, because they really have the worst job in america. this is watching like the inner workings of a toxic waste dump all the time as this man continues to spew this poison out. >> is also a painful thing to see, right? you're seeing the cognitive dissonance that is taking place in this country, that disconnect between what some americans believe are true and honest and righteous values that we try to hold, and th

larry: vivek ramaswamy was so good with that message in his earlier message. politics and north dakota senator, my friend kevin cramer and also house majority whip, my pal tom emmer from the great state of minnesota. tom emmer, i've been dying to ask you by the way seasons we had pete hegseth on the set the other night. i know that the minneapolis or minnesota red star tribune, haha ha, it's the mid star tribune, wouldn't endorse walz on the ticket as vice president, they're own governor. did they endorse tom emmer? >> tom emmer doesn't ask for it, larry, if they gave me an endorsement, my voters would be asking what i'm doing wrong. larry: i get it. i get it. follow up, tom emmer, how is mro ask you about minnesota. you're up in the midwest and you're in the industrial midwest, michigan, wisconsin, go to pennsylvania, we're talking politics here. the madison square garden event last night was a tremendous nationally, essentially national televised wrap up statement by mr. trump and his team. how are they doing in the trill states, mr. temer? >> they're doing

elon musk, vivek ramaswamy, jesse, you mentioned. dana white.ncredible substantial people. the democrats want to make it something that it really wasn't. but in the end, when you think about it, their version of democracy is picking a woman who has not gotten one vote but was chosen by a machine to run for president but we are the fascists. and finally, as it relates to that podcast, the trump campaign came right out and said that does not reflect our views or the campaign's views. they did it in record time. they were not happy with it. >> dana: okay, coming up. we will on. kamala harris icing joe biden out. find out more next. ♪ ♪ of bringing textile manufacturing back to america. we're taking the best fibers our farm can produce, spinning it at one location, weaving it, then finally into a cut and sewn product. there's value in buying american made it has a real life impact up and down the supply chain. we want our customers to feel how special this product is, right when they open the box. go to redlandcotton.com and receive 20% off your ord

want to go back to vivek ramaswamy.phone on, so good to have you with us, thanks to some not forjoining us again. —— thank you so much. i want to start with the vice presidential debate, because a lot of people are surprised at the tone of the debate, and last time we saw each other talk about the fact that you would want to the trunk campaign to focus less on personal attacks and more on some of the policy areas where you think they can be very successful. do you think this debate will perhaps shift the tone at all in the next or weeks or so? i tone at all in the next or weeks or so? ., tone at all in the next or weeks or so? ~' ., ., , tone at all in the next or weeks or so? ~ ., ., , .,, ., so? i think it already has an even headin: so? i think it already has an even heading into _ so? i think it already has an even heading into this _ so? i think it already has an even heading into this debate, - so? i think it already has an even heading into this debate, but - so? i think it already has an even heading into this d

to what vivek ramaswamy said this. event madison square garden like new republican coalition. based on results, in this case, i think trump was spot on. you know, kamala harris broke it, he will fix it peal do not want a second term of biden-harris which would be worth -- no results in second term there. i think that is a good thing. kamala broke it trump will fix it. >> i think it say brilliant theme, it is true, people know it is true it reflects their experience over last 8 years, that has been donald trump'sed on vantage, i had a friend from minnesota in college who said, you can't pepee down my back and convince me it is raining, they have been doing that. >> hugh effective was this thing yesterday. tom emmer, you were there we lost kevin we'll get him back, tom, you were there yesterday. msnbc tries to make fun of it talking about nazism, bill clinton was nominated there in madison square garden, we had any number of evens with clintons in madison square garden. so all that stuff is a lot of garbage. not going to work. but, as you were there, i know it was a hot and vibe

. >>> but first -- ♪ ♪ vic ramaswamy tried to wrap lose yourself on the campaign trail and eminem sent and desist. when barack obama tried it, the real slim shady actually stood up. how is obama's latest message resonating with the young man who just might decide this election? that is next. is election? that is next. sleep more deeply and wake up rejuvenated. purple mattresses exclusive gel flex grid draws away heat, relieves pressure and instantly adapts. sleep better. live purple. visit purple.com or a store near you today upset stomach iberogast indigestion iberogast bloating iberogast thanks to a unique combination of herbs, iberogast helps relieve six digestive symptoms to help you feel better. six digestive symptoms. the power of nature. iberogast. >>> so, i don't usually get nervous but i was feeling some kind of way following eminem. now, i notice palms are sweaty, knees weak, arms are heavy. now i'm nervous but on the surface i look calm and ready >> >> last night in detroit, former president obama wrapped a few bars of m&ms lose yourself. seconds after sharing the stage with

joining as vivek ramaswamy,an former republican presidential candidate and you are part ofse this newon an important voice for conservatism. your take on vance's performance last night and what it said it,h not just about the stick it, bu credibility of the media and all of those establishment types the chest rate vance across the coals after he was picked.stan >> i think j.d. did outstandingh but i was not surprised by that. d and i'ms pefrien proud of his performance. and i left feeling sad andult sympathetic toward tim walz.i br it is not his believe was put io that position but i bring thatet up because it says something about the machine on the other side. they were other goodice possibilities you raise for someone a decentn vice president that could have at least held ra their own last night but they didn't pick that for thethe sae reason kamala harris was picked me. as a vice president and same reason she was picked as the nominee. on their side they would prefer somebody who does not have independent thoughts because we are not at the the candidate heret ka and it's not v6 or,

but first -- ♪♪ >> vireck ramaswamy tried to rap "lose yourself" on the campaign trail.sent him a cease and desist. when barack obama tried it, the real slim shady actually stood up. how is obama's latest message resonating with the young men who might decide this election? that's next. election that's next. >>> so i don't usually get nervous, but i was feeling some kind of way following eminem. and i notice my palms are sweaty, knees week, arms are heavy, mom's spaghetti. i'm nervous but on the surface i look calm and ready to drop bombs but i keep on forgetting. >> last night in detroit former president obama rapped a few bars of eminem's "lose yourself" seconds after sharing the stage with eminem himself. i mean not everyone would have the confidence to pull that off, which is one of the many reasons that obama remains the party's most powerful surrogate other than, of course, his wife. especially when you compare obama's rap skills to those of vivek ramaswamy, whose own rendition of "lose yourself" was so bad, it earned him a cease and desist from eminem. now, offsta

of course others like vivek ramaswamy who joins me in moments. tulsi gabbard, they are all out there. they are all important voices. but, this is what kamala harris thought captured their future. [. [cheers] >> laura: he didn't do the bowing thing last night. i was very disappointed. well, somewhere tonight, i think josh shapiro, the governor of pennsylvania, is actually breathing a sigh of relief. better to stand so low in 2028 than with her in 2024. but, in the end, no matter how much the media tries to block and tackle for kamala and tim and no matter how many bogus totally legal attacks launched against trump and his supporters, the republican future that trump shaped, is very bright. trump's agenda for working class people that vance championed so effectively, it's attracted new voters, even in urban america. yeah, and even in places like philly. one home health aid who just changed his party registration told the philadelphia inquirier that democrats keep saying trump is going to bring the economy down, but, he was already president for fou

especially when you compare obama's wrap skills to those of vivid ramaswamy whose own edition of "loseo bad, it earned him a cease and desist from eminem. now, offstage, the former president has recently caused a little controversy for the harris campaign. at a recent event in pittsburgh, former president obama made remarks directed specifically at young black men, suggesting those that don't support kamala harris might be uncomfortable with a woman president. remarks that some interpreted as scolding. i recently spoke with one voter in philadelphia who described those comments this way. >> i was deeply offended, and it felt like a moment where it is like, you and words better get in line and do what we say, and it felt like, him, as the czar of the democratic party, coming down to say, go get these n-words in line, and the general tone of it was disgusting. it was abhorrent. i don't respect it, i didn't like nothing about it. >> well, today, the former president seems to have shifted his tone. here was a moment today on the "young man and the three" podcast hosted by young nba stars,

seeing when they're seeing the contrast between me and my fake elector opponent, or an aspirin. >> ramaswamy. thank you so much for joining us. appreciate it coming up next. we're breaking down policy proposals from both kamala harris and donald trump. how they plan to him what could be one of the most sensitive times in your life exaggerate go ahead just call them yourself thank you for calling out. >> now, this is an how can i help you? >> didn't you really have medicare plans that cover dental vision and hearing? >> can yes. all three plus we have plans that include a monthly allowance for certain over-the-counter products haley, see there crates, but what's all this is going to cost me. we know things can add up quickly. that's why etna has medicare advantage plans with eight $0 monthly claim i'm premium and zero-dollar preventive screenings oh, i like that. then i think you'll like our strong network of doctors and you can manage it all in our mobile app on our website. >> i told you, let me walk you through your plan options and find the one that's right for you. that'd be great. thank

entrepreneur and former presidential candidate vivek ramaswamy offers his plan for the republican party. his new book is entitled truth the future of america first, rutgers university history and journalism professor david greenberg wrote a 700 page biography of the late civil rights icon and georgia congressman john lewis. it's titled john lewis a life and draws on an interviews with the late congressman and activist. along with approximately 275 others who knew or worked with him, the publisher, simon and schuster, they say that the book, quote, is the definitive biography of a man whose heroism during the civil rights movement helped to bring america a new birth of freedom. also this fall, malcolm gladwell will publish a sequel to his 2000 bestseller, the tipping point. as with the original revenge of the tipping point seeks to understand a variety of social phenomenon and social epidemics. topics include why, in the late 1980s and early nineties, los angeles became the bank robbery capital of the world. and what big cats and clusters of teen suicide have in common? and bestselling a

but the vic ramaswamy the man of the rjd events will be coming into the spin room whom i think kind ofhe floor with tim walz. it seemed very nervous all night, make no mistake cactus was a consequential debate, at wilcock in my view resin start in the polls. it will boost donald trump. you decide to get. >> when did a run and hamas proxies attacked israel. it was during the administration of come all the harris. ask yourself at home, 1 with last time, i am 40 years old. 1 with the last time an american president didn't have in a major conflict by god? the only answer is during the 4 years donald tripp was president,. >> we all want to solve -- most of us want to solve this. and that is the united states congress. that's the border patrol agents,. >> the most worried about people in spring hill ohio are the american citizens who have had their lives destroyed naiqama s is open border. at the disgraced him, and i actually thank i agree with you, i think you want to solve this problem but i don't think i'm all the harris does,. >> you will hear a lot from tim walz this evening and you hea

vivek ramaswamy, good to see you. good to see you man. thank you america doesn't trust kamala with the economy. so how does she explain that. why do you think more people say they trust him on the economy than they trust you? i think that when you look at an analysis of our plans for what we would do as president of the united states, it has been clear to those who study and understand how economic policy works that moving forward, because i do believe the american people are ready to turn the page on the divisiveness and the type of rhetoric that has come out of donald trump. people are ready to chart a new way forward, and they want a president who has a plan for the future and a plan that is sound and will strengthen our country. all right, you heard that right. kamala's economic plan is to turn the page on divisiveness. that's why nobody trusts her. she has no plan. trump's got one. it's tariff time. here's cantor fitzgerald, ceo howard lutnick to explain. tariffs are an amazing tool by the president to use it as a bargaining chip. we

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have young representation in office because that's how we make the difference for the future when ramaswamy, it's just wonderful to see someone who is young, who was gen-z, who is looking at politics really seriously and certainly going to encourage people to vote. >> thank you so much. appreciate your time this morning. a new hour of cnn new central starts right now

>> yeah. >> vivek ramaswamy. thank you for being with us. >> thank you.reciate it still to come philadelphia's district attorney filing a lawsuit to stop elon musk, controversial million dollars giveaway to voters in election battleground state while some unprecedented number of pre-election lawsuits from the republican party, what they're challenging, and how it could set the stage to cast doubts on the election some results. >> and later that's crazy. >> i can't believe i go. who is that guy who is that guy? >> former miami heat we started dwayne wade has his very own statue outside the kaseya center in miami. but you got to take a closer look, but it's something may seem a bit off that that guy really coming up on cnn news central soothing non-medication. >> vick's vapors easy to apply for the whole family. vic day both stake and try new webo shower max for steamy vicksburg. >> i'm a lifelong republican. i voted for trump twice, but i can't do it again. trump wants a national sales tax on imported goods it will make everything more expensive for regula

, and the reason i say this is a couple of days ago, liberty ball hosted a debate between by vic ramaswamy, who is more aligned with my age five and a known war hawk, but i will concede, experienced john bolton. they posed a question, the u.s. should continue to use it diplomatic and military power around the globe to ensure america's national security. now, i say that with the understanding that we provided over $24 billion to ukraine, over $11 billion to israel, $2 billion to ethiopia, 1.6 billion dollars to jodey and. host: -- to jordan. bring in the question. caller: does america have the bandwidth for this policy, not necessarily isolationist, but does america have the bandwidth that the same mindset second old-school mentality has had? host: mike, where do you think young voters are on that? caller: i think young voters, we are especially tired of providing all this or an eight when we had our own country and despair. if i get your house in order before you can, you know, be the type of people who can be a philanthropist come in a layman's term. i feel like i could bring it home, but

vivek ramaswamy compared joe biden's comments to hillary clinton basket of deplorables moment. watch this. >> here is october surprise that just arrived, basket of deplorable comments are like joe biden right now. i'm more cynical in the following way, might look like joe biden's kog nizant deficits kicked in. his family is rooting for donald trump not kamala harris to win. if you are in their shoes, that comment will tank kamala harris, put that motivation to one side. it is a welcome october surprise. take a big step back, what is goings on here? the wheels are coming off the car and spiralling and you see accusation of other side being hitler, piles of garbage, you will hear about threats to democracy, they are flailing, sean. americans are not falling for their trick anymore. donald trump has a record he's running on it. it is beautiful to watch this completely come undone and turn the page on this ugly chapterof his history >> carley: in 2022, joe biden said maga republicans threaten democracy with the ominous red lighting. former advisor to barack obamas he is worry presi

so, for example, the economy — and we spoke to vivek ramaswamy about some of the areas where he thinksou had lower inflation." to your point, katty, earlier, "you had no major conflicts that the us was involved in around the world — and that is what matters to voters." and i sat down with chuck rocha, who is a democrat strategist who worked on bernie sanders 2020 campaign, and he was saying, "look, latino men are the fastest—growing part of the non—college educated men in the workforce segment" — a long phrase to say that it is important to think about the fact that men in general, if they are tending towards donald trump, latino men are very much part of this. but he said, "look, it is really important in these battleground states that democrats target them with ads about work, about the honour of work, the dignity of work." but i don't know, katty, what your sense is of how pivotal they're going to be in this election. so there's a really interesting book that came out a few months ago by mike madrid — it's called the latino century. and it charts what you've just found in this poll,

and developing a spending cut agenda with elon musk and # efficiency movement and we have vivek ramaswamy on quite a bit a clean up the swamp and alphabet going up for speeds and regulatory and it's egregious and the problem with the justice department in all kinds of weaponizations against mr. trump and other conservatives can we get a good senate leader driving it through. making certain the work that's been done and it's on the executive side and it's paired up in the position. larry: who are you talking to, senator? >> a number of people announcing they're going to run. >> thune, hornen and rick scott ask others. one of the key criteria are going to make certain we take the advantage of the first 100 days and 200 days and going with that and larry: it's got to be significant and substantial and getting it out. mass to be a good thing. tax bracket on the agenda and thinking what people are accomplishing back in 2017 going for them and with the deregulatory threat going to come back and seeing on steroids and the economy stronger and even better. larra rhode islander senator bill hagert

. >> laura: joining me now, vivek ramaswamy, former 2024 gop presidential candidate. has to be working for trump at this point, don't you think? joe, that is another gift. >> i think deep down inside he meant lockup kamala harris, that is who he's upset with. he wants to put on a maga hat and privately vote for donald trump. if you take him seriously at his word, not surprising he is saying this, he is u.s. president now that oversees justice department pursuing against donald trump. idea he would say lock him up, that is what the justice department that works for biden has been trying to do for the last year and a half. it makes sense on multiple fronts. we may be headed toward a landslide, commplacency is not n apgz. a landslide would be therapeutic. biden is making it easier by the day. >> laura: biden realized what he said and said politically lock him out. they never give that kind of grace to trump. they know what trump is saying when hes stuff like this. tough talk, always been that. new york, tough talk. they never give him grace, we will mention that for bide

we saw former president trump donning the garbage man attire and in the garbage truck and vivek ramaswamy as well. last-minute costume ideas for today on halloween. >> bill: thank you, lucas, nice to sigh at the beeping white house today. >> i can assure you we are not garbage. how dare he say that. looking out i see police officers, teachers, nurses, grand parents, students. i see everyday americans that make this country great. >> dana: green bay packers legend brett favre at yesterday' trump rally in green bay, wisconsin saying what everyone was thinking after former president trump hitched a ride in a garbage truck. lawrence jones nonce us now. the "new york post" cover. a great cover. trump takes out the trash. you posted they let the billionaire become relatable. well done. >> they did. this is a guy that's not supposed to be relatable to an american. this is the democrats' and they know how to go to the barber shop and mcdonald. they handed him a prize. this is when the race becomes very dangerous because he is having way too much fun. the democrats are angry. that's their message

host: is it true you told vivek ramaswamy that you could not vote for him because he was "too indian?" guest: not too indian. i liked many of his positions but i would not vote for an indian for president. i think president is different. so did the founders at least in the sense from the very beginning you have to be natural born which says something, but i feel like many of our constitutional rights, free speech for example -- oh, my gosh, even britain will not respect free speech my gosh, even britain will not respect free speech. thank god we have a first amendment and the right to bear arms. these are very unusual provisions. very important to our country. i think other countries would be wise to follow us rather than us following their crap countries. freedom is a wonderful thing. it is a hard thing to be learned. i want someone who has been here. i said that immigrants should wait three generations before they start bossing us around because we have an unusually successful, prosperous nation that shines and does the most in the world. but understanding how to live with the right

he will want tough border control, you know we have vivek ramaswamy on quite a bit, they want to cleanha bet agencies, a problem with justice department. and all kinds of weaponization. against mr. trump and other conservatives, can you get it through, can we get a good senate leader for example who will drive that through. >> i discussed with number of people that are running for senate leadership most important criteria from my perspective their ability to get along with donald trump and lock arms with this agenda. larry: who are you talking to. >> there are a number people that have announced they will run. >> you have rick scott. and there may be others. but, i think one key criteria, will be making certain that we take greatest advantage of this first 100 days first 200 to really make it matter, and senate side getting appointments through and our nominees appointed right away. larry: a policy through, change the whole direction of policies of country. it has to be siss significant. >> and tax package will be on the agenda, you think what about president trump did in 2017, and wit

tulsi gabbard now switched apparents a republican interesting you had people as different as vivek ramaswamy a very successful entrepreneurial, of course, elon musk, wealthiest most sufficiently with an in the world also had amazing achievements with star stipulate will will will ultimately i think go to mars probably before end of the decade all of this talent coming together, and i would say frankly i am happy to swap error either are fikennedy for liz cheney captured where this race is at the fact trump is going to quinn. maria: so you think trump can take new york, newt he can win new york? >> well that i long shot, against on how tired o new yorkers are of crime, costs of taxes corruption. he certainly is going to do better in new york, than he did in first two campaigns. i think has outside chance i don't think -- if he carriers new york a landslide of reagan scale. but, certainly has momentum, what he is doing, helping reelect republican congressmen in new york vital, speaker ingenuous a big enough majority to impact trump agenda. >> now 51% versus 47%, same poll shows trump leading h

. >> is it true that you told vivek ramaswamy that you cannot vote for him because he is too indian? >> not too indian. i said i liked many of his positions but i would not vote for an indian for president. i think president is different. and so did the founders, at least in a sense, from the very beginning. you had to be natural born. which says something. i feel like many of our constitutional rights, free speech, for example -- oh my gosh. even britain would not respect free speech. thank god we have a first amendment. and the right to bear arms. these are very unusual provisions. it is very important to our country. i think other countries would be wise to follow us rather than us following their crap ass countries. but freedom is a wonderful thing. i said i would vote for his kids. his kids have been here long enough, but i want someone to have been here. by the way, i said it a million times on twitter. immigrants should wait three generations before they start bossing us around. we have an unusually prosperous nation that shines and gleams the most in the world, but to underst

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. >> laura: joining me now vivek ramaswamy former 2024 g.o.p.dential candidate vivek, he has to be working for trump at this point. don't you think? joe that's just another gift. i think deep down inside he meant lock up kamala harris. that is who he is really upset about. wants to put on a maga hat and privately vote for donald trump. the reality is if you take him seriously at his word, it's not suppliesing that he is saying. this after all is he not only the u.s. president right now that overseas the justice department that is pursuing multiple criminal prosecutions oare has tried to against donald trump so the idea that he would finally say lock him up after all that's what the justice department works for joe biden for the last year and a half. makes sense on multiple different levels. also why we may be headed i'm going to use the l word here to the possibility of a landslide. i'm not saying it's taken for granted. complacency is not an option. i think we could have a unifying landslide that is within reach. that would be therapeutic for t

had you people like myself, vivek ramaswamy, harry o. the founder of death row records.e at that rally. do you think the nazis would let two black guys and a guy of hindu dissent speak at one of their rallies? absolutely not. that's all they have. the con standpoint fear-mongering and gaslighting is enough. people are sick of it. they are done. they are done with kamala harris. and they are done with this version of the democrat party. >> laura: congressman, i just ask you because i think it was my favorite part of the excerpts that came out from this speech is when she is going to talk about she is going to invite republicans not just to just sit at the table but to be part of her administration. does liz cheney as secretary of defense sound good to you? want another war, congressman? because ukraine thing is working out really well. >> no, it would not southbound good to any of us. it would be a disaster. a return to massive military spending all over the globe, which is not what our country needs right now. we need peace through strength. we need common sense. donald

. >> laura: 20 may vivek ramaswamy 2024 g.o.p. presidential candidate.eresting because politicse obviously is not elon musk's s thing that he's driving the lefp crazy because they think they should have the monopoly on wealthy people are putting politicians. but he's doing a thing where he is paying $47 or people in swing states tsuppo sign a petition to support the constitution. it is totally legal. sthis goal is to get 1 million i registered voters in the swingtb states to sign petition for the constitution, right to bearhe " arms, and if recruiters find h when million people, "the new york times," elon musk will be on the hook for a staggering $47 million. vivek, they are putting their money where their mouth is finally and this is infuriating the left.e >> looks, elon is different andr looks at the future the same way i do for my kids. the real inheritance we care about giving our kids is notgr just a great piece of paper. but as a country greater than the one we grew up in. laura, this election and he wants these is clearly in mostel emphasis not or

joining me now vivek ramaswamy former 2024 presidential candidate.rst thing you know when you go into factory all these signs everywhere do not touch the equipment but must have missed that bernie sanders, vivek, stumping for kamala. trying to peel off some of the blue collar voters "new york times" writing about this. what do you make of this? can he succeed? >> well, what i make of it, first of all, kamala harris and bernie sanders share a lot in common in their policy vision of abolishing private health insurance. of taxing unrealized capital gains. you referenced the aoc comments from earlier. i don't think these strategies are helping her very much, laura. i think they are reinforcing the fact that she is in favor of deeply progressive radical left policies that the makeover that she has tried to put on in recent months isn't working. i think donald trump in his speech last night though raised a deeper point. when you tie the needle between biden's comments last night between kamala's appearance, here's the bottom line, to be a good american pre

jr., tulsi gabbard, elon musk, vivek ramaswamy, and countless regular folks who have given trump's pragmaticism another look. because they all came to see what we have known for years. that the old washington establishment has failed us in every way it's failed us at home. it's failed us abroad, in politics and the culture. but, voters are recognizing that just because they failed doesn't mean america has to fail because america can be renewed we are for everyone if you are an american. >> we are building the biggest, broadest, most diverse coalition in american history including union workers and border patrol agents. we are seeing historic levels of support among our black population hispanic population and asian population. jews and muslims and catholics and evangelicals and mormons, they are all joining our chorus in large numbers, larger than anyone has ever seen in this country before and the republican party has really become the party of inclusion. >> laura: the party of inclusion auto take their language and we capture it as your own. it's the truth. they are exclusionary and intole

is a really big focus for donald trump coming in if he is elected in a few weeks time and vivek ramaswamyle, i don't know if that's true. looking how to rebuild all these government agencies. the entire bureaucracy in washington. all of it is a disaster as far as i can tell. this report pinpoints one. the same kinds of failings across the board. >> harris: i wrote down what you said. dhs is not fit for purpose. brilliant. all right. let's move on. biological males are playing in women's and girls sports more and more and it is a growing issue now for people across the country. in fact, it could have a very big impact on voters. during my first "the faulkner focus" town hall, former president donald trump said the solution is quite simple. >> it's a man playing in the game. physically from a muscular standpoint. even a little less. maybe they do all sorts of tests and drugs and everything else. look at what has happened in swimming. look at the records being broken. >> harris: how do you stop it. >> you just ban it. >> harris: you just ban it, he says. just this week the university of neva

liz: yeah, well listen to democrat pennsylvania governor josh shapiro and vivek ramaswamy on what happened. watch. >> i would never insult the good people of pennsylvania or any americans even if they chose to support a candidate that i didn't support. >> here is the october surprise. it just arrived. this is the basket of deplorables moment that's what hillary clinton said in 2016 that tanked her campaign. that's the joe biden kamala harris moment right now. liz: you know, we are in a unique moment, jason. the media all day has been down playing what biden said. let me backup. biden is one of the most divisive presidents we've ever seen. obama is divisive tooment when you take out the names biden and obama and just look at the rhetoric it's poisonous. we've seen it happening for years. this is a unique period in america, when we have been living in an abnormal time, and what do you make of the media today down playing all of this trying to basically inoculate biden against it? >> no they are demonstrating once again that they are pro-biden and harris and do everything they can to demonize