st. michigan. the security was high. as donald trump appeared at a rally in flint, michigan, the line to get into the trump town hall winds and waves from the road outside the venue through the parking lot. taking several turns with thousands of people keeping up a massive show of support for the former president just 2 days after a 2nd. assassination attempt only consequential presidents get shot at when i say something like that, you have countries saying this guy. but what can you do? you have to do, you have to do what you have to do, right? you have to, we have to be brave, otherwise we're not going to have a country left from seems much more comfortable and it's friendly town hall setting that he didn't use debate with conway harris any focused on things. the people here in michigan care about flint, michigan where he was speaking last the number of auto plants and the 19 eighties and 19 ninety's. and he said he would focus on the manufacturing industry. he said he would put a 200 percent tariff on chinese cars com

st. joseph, michigan, republican. caller: good morning. i've lived in michigan my whole life and we have children in houston and austin, texas. it is a beautiful place. my question to you is, first of all, let me tell you, my family used to be democrats all the way back in as the years have gone on, the way the democrats treat people, they district respect and the nastiness and the way they push things. it is not by words alone. it is by their actions. they have changed everyone. two examples. the dossier that misses clinton created to hurt trump and what really cashed it off for me and changed me, and these are actions, was when mrs. pelosi ripped up president trump's speech. that rate you was a knife in my heart because the disrespect that the democrats have in the hatred that they have is what i am against. my question to you is, i watched on c-span the other day and i don't know who it was but they had a panel and were talking about all of the propaganda and all the countries trying to influence our alleged -- elections and what they w

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see it running straight to western pennsylvania.hr ohio, indiana, to michigan to st. louis.e that stretch is where the industry was complicated. one of these iht didn't say last time is the way to think aboutt the industrial core is the late 19th century, the united states, that section right there is part of the industrial core that was developed in the late 19th century and the other part was europe. you can kind of see that on this map. that industrial map, you can seee how the industrialization runs through t britain, northern france into germany and stretches of the hungarianayeran empire. you can see how britain is heavily industrialized. that wasiaia the core that spread through belgium. all the way to warsaw and rouge. i like to say that because it's not spelled the same way. the way toss think about mass industrialization in the world is there is a guyiant industrial belt that stretches from st. louis all the way through sectionss of western europe. that's the core of the industrial world. that industrial world solidifies and expanded the c late 19th century.

st. joseph, michigan, republican. caller: good morning.'ve lived in michigan my whole life and we have children in houston and austin, texas. it is a beautiful place. my question to you is, first of all, let me tell you, my family used to be democrats all the way back in as the years have gone on, the way the democrats treat people, they district respect and the nastiness and the way they push things. it is not by words alone. it is by their actions. they have changed everyone. two examples. the dossier that misses clinton created to hurt trump and what really cashed it off for me and changed me, and these are actions, was when mrs. pelosi ripped up president trump's speech. that rate you was a knife in my heart because the disrespect that the democrats have in the hatred that they have is what i am against. my question to you is, i watched on c-span the other day and i don't know who it was but they had a panel and were talking about all of the propaganda and all the countries trying to influence our alleged -- elections and what they wer

west, you see it in western pennsylvania through ohio, through indiana, illinois into michigan all the way out to stuis. and all the way up to minneapolis. that was the industrial core of the united states, that stretch where industry was concentrated. but one of the things i didn't say last time but thought i out to today as a way to think about the industrial core, the late 19th century, the united states is part of the industrial core that developed in the late 19th century and the other parts were europe and you can kind of see that on this map, that industrial core, look at the map over here, you can see how the industrialization runs through britain through northern france into germany into stretches of the austro-hungarian empire. let me show you, those nongreen spots well the concentration of industry in europe and you see how britain is heavily industrialized or belgium in the north, sections of germany all the way to warsaw. i like saying that, sounds like i know how to pronounce words. and it peters out. the way to think about mass industrialization is a giant industrial bell that stretch

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st. paul, minnesota and milwaukee. >>> harris will have major support in michigan as she joined by governor gretchen whitner. laura barrett is reporting from detroit and joining us victoria defrancisco devoto. welcome to you both. so maura, what is the harris campaign goal with today's events? >> reporter: well, as you know, the union vote is going to be incredibly important in this election. both parties really vying for that support. especially in the battleground states where union household voters make up more of a share that in other states than in the national average. so we're also seeing early indications that harris is leading in polling when it comes to union households. about a 10% lead over donald trump. and so that is something they're looking to carry through and we've seen several endorsements from union leadership but i think it is important to highlight that union leadership doesn't identify with all of the union members. so that is what harris is coming out to detroit to start the day and then closing out the day in pennsylvania. posting a preview of what we might hear from her on x on soci

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congratulating the following three grads from 2024 class from michigan's 10th congressional district, lucas dickerson from sterling heights, alexandria goss from st. clair shores and chelsea from my district. god bless you, class of 2024. your service and sacrifice will never be forgotten. godspeed and god bless you all. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from hawaii seek recognition? >> madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from hawaii is recognized for one minute. ms. tokuda: project 2025 is the manifesto against americans. it envisions a chilling future on which the rich get richer on the backs of working families. project 2025 would take away our ability to feed our families. project 2025 would impose limits on medicaid benefits that almost 58,000 people in hawaii depend on for health care coverage. it would raise out-of-pocket prescription drug costs for over 82,000 people in medicare in my state alone. project 2025 would eliminate head start in hawaii for children fr

st. paul, that's what people want to see. >> send that man on the road. i hope you are planning to spend time in pennsylvania, wisconsin and michigan over the next months. > course. >> jb is picking up the tab, so i'm there for his party. >> i hear, governor, chicago is the second best place to be in america in summer only behind minnesota. >> i agree. >> governor tim walz of minnesota, thank you so much. thank you for reminding us that minnesota, the one state that did not go for richard nixon in 1972. >>> still ahead here on "morning joe," our next guest explains how donald trump's reality show helped catapult him straight into the white house. ♪♪ no. ♪♪ -no. -nuh-uh. ♪♪ yeah. oh. yes. ♪♪ oh yeah. yes. isn't this great? yeeaahhhh!! ♪♪ yeah, i could do a cartwheel in here. oh hey! would you like to join us? no. we would love to join you. ♪♪ business just to keep the lights on. you're here to sell more today than yesterday. you're here to win. lucky for you, shopify built the best converting checkout on the planet. like the just one-tapping, ridiculously fast-acting, sky-high sales stacking champion of checkouts. that's the good stuff right there. so if y

st. joe. class of 2024, your service and sacrifice will never be forgotten. godspeed and god bless you all. mr. moore: thank you to the gentleman from michigan. i will now recognize the gentleman from california, mr. lamalfa, to address the house for as much time as he may consume. mr. lamalfa: thank you again to my fellow colleague from utah for leading this tonight. we have plenty of things to talk about about what congress and our federal government should be doing. the topic i'm going to hit on is the crime situation. you hear different things reported in the news on how is crime in the u.s.? well, i think normal people, regular, everyday american, see that it's a problem. but the way it's reported, or the way it's spoken about under the biden-harris administration is like no, crime is not a problem. crime is down. tell that to the people, the store front owners in various cities where we see massive break-ins by hordes of people smashing their way in and smashing the countertops and all that taking cell phones and jewelry and whatever else may be on their minds. so where do they come up with these statistics that crime is somehow down? w