steve scalise the house minority whip. congressman accident good to have you.and craziness and wondering if we are going back to where we were a few years ago. what did you think? >> yes, when you see this, we know how this can end. some of these mobs when you see them out there throwing bricks at police. they are injuring people and killing police and blinding police and yet they keep doing it. you have seen president trump very vocal. we have to stand up against it for whatever reason, joe biden won't stand up against it. people are fed up with this seeing this mob rule anarchy in the streets. that was not a peaceful protest. trying to hurt and even kill people. it has consequences and it has to end. >> neil: you were at this event last night, correct, sir? >> that's correct. i was at the white house. it was a wonderful ceremony. you heard very uplifting messages. the president talked about america's promise and some people in the crowd whom the president helped get out of jail for life sentences for one time non-violent offenses. you go to the vision of how

and that is essentially the argument that president trump was mawking, what you heard steve scalise say, which was before the pandemic hit, how was your 401(k) doing, how was your life, and the president is arguing sort of discount the coronavirus pandemic, he argues he has done a good job. the numbersate other things. but he says discount the pandemic, st think about howu america greatin again which is what vice president pence said at the close of his speech at the cion. >> so amy. >> that say hard sell, basically saying forget about everything that is happening right nanow how i handled all of it, but remember before when things were pretty good, so it is a very difficult challenge for the president or any president quite frankly to sell that at a time when we have 70 percent of american whats think the country is headed in the wrong direction to say well eventually we'll get to a better place if you just don't like how i'm handling current crisis. really for him because this is a president whose never been tuckly interested in broadening his base, he likes to speak to his base. is h

. ♪ >> i'm congressman steve scalise. we are facing tough challenges in america.s is not the first time we have been here. i worked closely with donald trump over the last few years. if there is one constant theme to how he approaches problems, it is how much he cares about the hard-working people washington left behind. i have seen this firsthand. after i was shot on a baseball field by a leftist gunman, i battled for my life at a hospital. that same night, donald trump came to the

afternoon iss representative steve scalise, house minority whip, part of the republican leadership, republican from louisiana. good to be with you. rep. scalise: good to be with you. is a lot going on in your state, some tough news with hurricane laura. what is the latest in your district and how is congress going to respond? rep. scalise: we saw two storms last week, what ended up being tropical storm arco which was projected to hit the west end of my district, then you had hurricane laura, which was projected to hit the east side of my district. storms change over the days and laurafizzled out but now is a category three, potentially category for when it hits ground. it is going to come at the texas-louisiana border. my prayers are out for my friends in lake charles. there is going to be a lot of storm surge. some storm surge where that water levels are rising but they are not projecting house flooding or anything right now. we say our prayers. you are going to see a lot of damage, wind and rain, and southwest louisiana and southeast texas. it is a fast-moving storm. it should move in and ou

steve scalise just stepped up. >> i was honored to participate earlier. what is amazing, sean, every one of these speakers was an issue that democrats ignored from riots to safety, future of america, school choice, education. the republican party. credit the producers doing a brilliant job. much better than the democrats. they have been communicating to real concerns for middle class americans. the president will see a double digit boost because of this convention. you're seeing real stories, told to people that honestly are worried about the future of america and democrats possibly getting to power. this has been a total home run and i was honor towed participate in it. >> sean: let's your take, leo and dan. >> can i vote right now? i'm so excited. i want to vote now. is there early voting? can i vote now? >> sean: any one person or kimberly that set you over the top? >> i'm telling you, it's a collection. charlie and the judge. everyone. it brings chills. i have chills. i want to vote now. can i vote after the show? >> depends if you live in chicago. if

steve scalise talks with a reporter at 3:00 p.m. you stern. -- eastern. . and linda mcmahon talks with the washington post about reelecting president trump. you can watch that live or listen live on the free c-span radio app. c-span's live coverage of the rnc continues tonight it 8:30 eastern with vice president mike pence, second lady karen pence, and counselor to president trump kellyanne conway. watch live on c-span. listen with the c-span radio app. and on demand at c-span.org/rnc. also, our newsletter, word for word, offers a summary of the day's events. actors and other celebrities have become a mainstay at political conventions. take actor christopher reeve and his speech at the 1996 democratic convention calling for greater funding for medical research. or clint eastwood, who spoke to an empty chair at the 2012 republican convention. over the next hour, we will watch some of those, starting with actress angie harmon and nfl player jason c horn speaking to republican delegates in 2004. professionalcome football player jason seahorn and accomplished a

steve scalise, the house minority whip speaking tonight.tz, one is matt of the most vocal defenders of the president. he has gone to battle for the president on numerous occasions. he will have a spot tonight. there is no room for somebody like liz cheney. i think that exemplifies who you'll be seeing over the next couple of nights. host: what goes into jockeying for one of these speaking slots? is it different under this administration there in previous years? guest: it is all about how much you support the president. when you look at some of these down ballot primaries, senate primaries, it is about do you president? that is the question that a lot of republican voters have for these primary candidates. look no further than last month when we had the race in alabama. the senate primary down there. jeff sessions, longtime senator. last time he ran, he ran unopposed for the seat. to show where things have changed -- he and the president have obviously gone through a major kerfuffle, a lot of acrimony between those sides. he went out and sup

steve: steve scalise you told a story about gunman tried to kill you in baseball practice in virginiahared same thing that i've seen. i've gotten shot that day, it happened to be the president's birthday. i barely made it and i was in a coma. my flew up with our kids from new orleans and they didn't know if i was going to make it through the night. it was an unbelievably tough night and the president and the first lady show up at the hospital and just spent quality time consoling my wife and taking care of my family and he did that throughout the next 3 months that i was in the hospital. he would call randomly to see how i was doing and he cares about people like jim said, he's fought for forgotten men and women of the country that washington had left behind. he doesn't poll well with them because they didn't vote, they gave up on washington because washington gave up on them and this president is fighting and delivering for them and i got to see that side of him in a way that you don't get to see in the mainstream media and so i thought it was important to share that. i'm glad jim sh

joining us now in the reaction is house minority whip steve scalise, fox news contributor governor mikeuckabee, and american conservative union chairman matt schlapp. thank you all for being here. congressman, i want to go with you. you did a great job of questioning. fauci just wouldn't go to certain areas. what was the mood within the room and what did the congressman leave at the end of the hearing with? >> jason, good to be with you. the mood in the room was very serious because we are making big decisions. we are seeing states make big decisions all based on data and the democrats are literally trying to mislead the country and say there's no plan and they criticized the plan when the president does things like shutdown flights from china. but then they say there's no plan if they see tests go up. they criticized the president for not having enough testing. the president. we are almost 800,000 tests a day now which is a revolutionary number. then they criticized too many positives because more people are being tested. all he wanted was attacked the president and i think today i rea

i would listen to the scientists. >> tammy: joining me now, because minority whip congressman steve scaliseouse freedom caucus chairman congressman andy bates. welcome aboard. >> good to be with you. >> congressman scalise, we know americans care about the coronavirus, we remain concerned about it, we remain concerned about our health and the health of our family. a super majority of us want people to wear masks and that is what we have been guided to do. there is guidance and suggestions and there's democrats moving to mandate to enforcing something, what are your thoughts on that? >> first when joe biden said he would listen to the scientists, he was the first one to criticize donald trump when president trump took decisive action to block flights coming in from china. when dr. fauci and others testified under oath that president trump made the right decision and president trump's decision saved american lives, not just blocking from china, blocking from europe, those are things that joe biden criticized and it was scientists that actually said president trump saves lives. and joe biden h

congressman steve scalise, probably the greatest man in the room, but he has done good, and i actually think he is better looking today that he was three years ago. he went through hell, and we found out his family loves him, that is for sure, because they were with you all the way. that was a rough time in the hospital, right? that was a rough time, steve. we are glad to have you. people love you. congressman clay higgins. clay, thank you very much, clay, for being here. congressman gary graves. gary, nice to see you. what are you doing sitting all the way back there? mike johnson, my friend, a supporter. these are all warriors. they fight for us and they fight for the people that they represent. thank you, mike. i appreciate it very much. and state senator mark abraham. mark, thank you. great job you are doing. askum, rector of louisiana emergency care director of louisiana emergency preparedness. do you have other storms coming in? don't let that happen, james. they are heading in a general direction. what looks like the likelihood that they will form and reach? >> [inaudible] pres.

congressman steve scalise joins me now, raymond arroyo. you seen what violent actions can lead to. your reaction tonight seeing these pictures. >> yeah, laura, it continues to be disturbing when you see the mayors let their cities be overrun by mobs by people that want to burn the city down. that is not a peaceful protest despite what some want to say. there's a way to protest and people that have no respect for others or for personal property. the fact that some of these democrat mayors continue to let their own cities be burned down, this is something that president trump doesn't tolerate. joe biden sits on the sidelines. they never addressed this last week. they're afraid to stand up to the mobs. people are fed up with that. we have a president that respects safety and security of people that want to make sure that they can be safe in their own homes. >> laura: raymond, what else was president discussed today? where was biden? what was he doing? >> where is biden? he's like the lockness monster. you rarely see him. there's spottings tonight. only one pool report. it said biden w

steve scalise, tim scott, congressman jim jordan will be speaking and also the keynote speaker, donald trump, jr.. the land of prom -- province being -- you can also download the free c-span radio app. tuesday, the theme is land of opportunity. you will hear from first lady melania trump, mike pompeo as well along with eric and tiffany trump. wednesday, the land of heroes, karen pence will speak along with the vice president. he will give his speech mchenry inrom fort baltimore and also kellyanne conway, and you may have heard the news she is leaving the white house to focus on her family. on tuesday, the president excepts the nomination from the white house. senator tom cotton, kevin mccarthy, who you saw in today's proceedings. as well as the president's daughter of ivanka trump and senior advisor speaking thursday. this text -- president trump is the only candidate who will stand up for the little guy, nominate fair, constitutional justices and help rebuild the economy. peggy, a republican. >> how are you today? >> i am doing well. >> i am just fine. i want to thank the -- c-span fo

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when videos of her past comments were first unearthed by politico in june, house republican whip steve scaliserimary opponent and called her remarks disgusting. a spokesman for house republican leader kevin mccarthy said they were appalling. but president donald trump was quick to herald her victory saying in a tweet wednesday morning, a future republican star and a real winner. a couple hours later, a mccarthy spokesperson said we look forward to greene and other republicans winning in november. asked on wednesday about greene's victory in georgia, and embrace of the fringe movement, house speaker nancy pelosi told cnn that republicans seem comfortable with it. >> now there have been other house republican candidates who have embraced this theory, but most of them have no chance of winning in the fall. there is another candidate in colorado, lauren bobert who did praise this theory back in -- during her primary, but her campaign, she does not follow the qanon theory. it appears that greene could be the one person she looks poised to win that could put her party in an awkward spot if she's wal

whip steve scalise will be speaking.n tuesday land of promise first lady melania trump and secretary of state mike pompeo will speak. wednesday, land of opportunity, vice president mike pence will deliver his remarks from fort mchenry, the national monument in baltimore made famous during the war of 1812 that inspired francis scott key to write the star spangled banner. on thursday land of greatness president trump will speak in his keynote address, the fourth time he's expect this week. the week will feature live and recorded content from speakers' homes. the president says he wants more live speeches than we heard last week from the dnc. the auditorium will serve as the hub for the convention week. >> i think last week we saw joe biden's message was a sunset speech. he sees america as a sunset in its greatness, where i believe president trump sees its in the sunrise of its greatness one of which we can overcome even the virus and thrive to greatness in this world. i think you will see a focus on what we have done. >> f

congressman steve scalise joins me now. raymond arroyo, fox news contributor.ongressman, you've seen firsthand what ignoring violent actions can lead to. your reaction to this seeing these pictures? >> laura, it continues to be disturbing when you see some of these mayors let their cities be overrun by mobs and people who just want to burn the city down. that isdo not a peaceful protes, despite what some in the media want to say a prayer there is a way to protest and there is people who just have no respect for others or personal property and the fact that some of these democrat mayors continue to let their own cities continue to be burned down. for goodness sake, this is something president trump doesn't tolerate, joe biden sitting on the sidelines, they never address this at the democrat convention last week to standhey are afraid up to these mobs. i think most people are fed up with that. it's got to end and at least we've got a president who actually respects safety and security of people who want to just make sure that they can be safe in their own homes.

among those the house minority steve scalise shot in a practice session for congressional baseball gamethere is no place for the hyper charged language that she uses. enemy of the state. that is the language that raised to the crazed gunman to kill everyone on the ballpark. >> harris: hyper charged language. what do you say? >> ari: of course. it's horrible. she could not be dumber to talk like that. if you don't like donald trump don't act like donald trump. i objected when trump called the press the enemy of the people. i have my share of battles with the press but i don't like that language. if you don't like the language don't use it. don't engage and don't match what i thought of the president excess when he did it. for nancy pelosi to play in the same sandbox is foolish of her. she will never beat trump at this game and she makes herself look bad. never should have said it in the first place on principle. >> harris: melissa, you see the reporter there. often times anchors and the reporters are nodding, so on and so forth. you don't know if they are taking contextually all that is

steve scalise, shot by the actual socialist. in a very clear point and i thought don jr.'bout beijing biden, that's going to stick. i agree with everybody, the cuban american gentlemen, when he said that he hears these echoes of fake promises about free health care and free education and he knows what that means and it sends a chill up his spine and he knows that only in america can you control your own destiny, that was a very powerful message and are going to see the poll polls moving the battlegrounds after the week. >> juan: i thought it was disgraceful. let me go to you, katie. katie, nikki haley. if you want to start calling american politicians communist, think that takes you back to a different era. let me go to katie. katie, let me ask you about nikki haley. i'm not going to stop you from answering anything you want to answer but i think nikki haley said wait a second. biden's bosses will be pelosi, bernie sanders, and the squad. i thought to myself as a democrat listening, wait a minute. pelosi and the squad and bernie sanders, these people don't agree on everyth

congressman steve scalise showed an interview between biden and a progressive activist ati barkin who a.l.s., lou gehrig's voice that uses an artificial voice to speak. the clip was edited to mislead about biden's stance on funding police. this is key, that the number two republican in the house shared this. you know, twitter has been more forward leaning, right, in calling out stuff from the president and others that's either false or misleading or doctored? what did they do here and what effect did it have? >> to go just blatant miss information, particularly distasteful given that ati barkin has a.l.s. and uses a machine to speak so to edit and to supplies his words together was particularly distasteful and he tweeted to steve scalise saying these are not my words. i've lost my ability to speak but not my agency or your thoughts. you and your team have doctored my words for your own political gain. please remove this video immediately. you owe the entire disability community an apology. ask a lease did later go on to remove that video from his twitter and facebook accounts but befo

steve scalise will talk with robert costello. live coverage begins at 3:00 p.m. eastern. at 3:30, linda mcmahon talks with the washington post about reelecting president trump. you can watch all of the events live online at c-span.org, or listen live at the free radio app. ♪ , your are watching c-span unfiltered view of government, created by america's cable television company as a public service and brought to you by your television provider. last night on day two of the republican national convention, several members of the trump family addressed the convention and secretary of state mike pence -- mike pompeo spoke from jerusalem. first, the entire keynote address from first -- from the first lady. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the first lady of the united states, misses melania trump. mrs. melania trump. ♪ [cheers and applause] >> good evening. it seems like just yesterday that we were at our first convention where my husband accepted the republican nomination and then became our 45th president of the united states. enthusiasm for who should lead this nation,

it's don jr., it's nikki haley, it's congressman steve scalise, it's senator tim scott.ee all of the actual convention lineup faces. is there anything on here that surprises you, anything you've heard so far? >> no, we expected a lot of family members. but the thing i'm most surprised in is not hearing from donald trump, because we hear from him almost every single day. it's watching how potential 2024 contenders, maybe nikki haley and maybe mike pompeo will be positioning themselves for a potential trump endorsement. because even if donald trump loses badly in 2020, he is not going to give up his grip as kingmaker of the republican party, and so i see those speakers angling to try to position themselves for that and split the difference between the trump base and ambivalent trump voters who might be listening tonight. >> it is interesting, this republicans for biden effort. this list includes jeff flake, jim leetch, jim kolbe of arizona, a list that may not be shocking, but a convention is about expanding, right? addition. and when you have a dozen, maybe more, includin

you see senator john kennedy right there, some other members of congress with steve scalise. and the president, we're told, will be at some point potentially meets with people that have been obviously affected by hurricane laura. many have lost their homes, some have lost their businesses. it's been all around a tragedy. so let's just listen in for a minute. >> [inaudible] ask any questions you want about the -- these folks will talk you through -- [inaudible] [inaudible conversations] >> [inaudible] >> good job. [inaudible] >> [inaudible] >> reporter: okay, so president trump right there at a relief distribution center in southwest, louisiana, in lake charles. he's going to be meeting with officials, visiting some people that have really lost everything, arthel. and casey's report and as we've seen from the images, it has been devastating. businesses, homes, he'll also head to orange, texas, just a quick trip over the border, then he'll head back to washington tonight. as i mentioned, today is 15 years -- and you know, arthel, you're from louisiana -- 15 years since hurrican

first steve scalise is interviewed by robert costa focusing on the republican national convention and why he thinks president trump will be reelected. live coverage starts at 3:00 p.m. eastern. following that, linda mcmahon talks about reelecting president trump. live coverage at 3:30 eastern on c-span, online, or listen live with the c-span radio and -- app. live of the republican national convention continues tonight with vice president mike pence, second lady karen pence and kellyanne conway. watch live on c-span. listen with the c-span radio app, live streaming and on-demand. also our email news leader, -- newsletter offers a synopsis of the events. before the convention's evening session, watched c-span at 6:00 p.m. eastern for past conventions from christopher reeve, clint eastwood, tommy lee jones and scarlett johansson. ♪ announcer: you are watching c-span, your unfiltered view of government. created by america's television company as a public service and brought to you today by your television provider. the republican national convention continued on tuesday with speeches by

steve call -- scalise is one of today's speakers.nthusiastic about joe biden so they just went after president trump. he can make that case now. draw a contrast from what we saw last week for the dnc and what we're about to see at the republican national convention. good morning. >> good morning, sandra. what you will see this week is really the president talking about and all of us talking about the great things that president trump has already done in 47 months in office. and what we're going to do to get us out of the covid crisis. who better to rebuild this great economy than president trump who already built the greatest economy in the history of our country. he has done it before. he will do it again. then you heard joe biden last week and all of husband surrogates talk about 47 years in office. a lot of -- they mentioned donald trump and their platform more than they mentioned jobs or racial equality or any of those things. it tells you they are fixated against president trump. they aren't talking about what they'll do for fam

house republican whip steve steve scalise talks with a reporter at 3:00 p.m. you stern. -- eastern. . and linda mcmahon talks with the washington post about reelecting president trump. you can watch that live or listen live on the free c-span radio app. c-span's live coverage of the rnc continues tonight it 8:30 eastern with vice president mike pence, second lady karen pence, and counselor to president trump kellyanne conway. watch live on c-span. listen with the c-span radio app. and on demand at c-span.org/rnc. also, our newsletter, word for word, offers a summary of the day's events. actors and other celebrities have become a mainstay at political conventions. take actor christopher reeve and his speech at the 1996 democrat

louisiana congressman, steve scalise, and donald trump jr. and the president himself expected to be involved in each night of the convention. along with his acceptance speech on thursday. >>> ktvu will have complete coverage of the rnc beginning at 4 p.m. this afternoon. >>> at 7 p.m. we will bring you the big-name speakers live in uninterrupted right here on ktvu. >>> kellyanne conway will be leaving her job at the white house at the end of this month. kellyanne conway says the reason for her departure is to focus on her family. she has been one of president trump's longest-serving aids. this is not the only change in the conway household. her husband, george conway, a conservative lawyer and a very often a critical president trump is leaving his job with the lincoln project. the lincoln project is an outside group of republicans working to defeat president trump in november. in a statement conway called her time with in the trump administration, having an humbling. >>> cabinet today, postmaster general is scheduled to testify before the hou

coming up, steve scalise will be moderating a conversation about the first night of the republican convention and tomorrow morning on washington journal, we'll continue to get your views with lenda feldman to have christian science monitor, mike davis on the senate judiciary committee and tony perkins on the family research council. everything you saw at the convention is available on our website, c-span.org. ♪ >> campaign 2020 coverage continues. c-span. your unfiltered view of politics. >> day one of this republican national convention included the official renomination of president trump and vice president mike pence. it was a split program beginning this morning in charlotte, north carolina, with the president making an appearance there early this afternoon and tonight included speeches live and taped. coming up in just a moment, the perspective of two former moverbs congress from northern virginia. first elena is joining us from weaker. she covers politics and the white house. i want

also the claim from representative steve scalise.ing this now because this claim has been made multiple times throughout the course of the evening. he said joe biden has embraced the left's insane mission to defund the police. whatever you think about the defund the police idea, joe biden has absolutely not embraced it. he has not endorsed it at all, even though that's been said multiple times this evening. also on covid, remarkable repeated claims that the president's china travel ban saved thousands and thousands if not millions of lives when he put that in place. it should be noted that about 40,000 people came to this country on planes from china in the two months after he put that ban in place. again, context. we're going to dip back in now. former un ambassador nikki haley is speaking. this is one of the few live speeches of the night. >> she served, and she called out his democratic opponent, a former vice president from a failed administration. that ambassador said, and i quote, democrats always blame america first. the year

house minority whip steve scalise. a lot of information. stay tuned to "washington post" live and, of course, the print edition and online. for now, i am robert costa. see you soon. ♪ announcer: this week, it is the republicans' turn. tonight, the republican national convention. the nextr vision for four years. hear president trump and vice president pence except the nominations, tonight at 8:30 p.m. eastern. the evening session kicks off. watch live on c-span, live streaming and on-demand at c-span.org, or listen with the free c-span radio app. he span, your unfiltered view of politics. -- c-span, your unfiltered view of politics. announcer: you are watching c-span, your unfiltered view of government. provided by america' as cable television companies as a public service and brought to you today by your cable provider. >> we are talking to two shannon, an advisory board member for black voices for trump and also a speaker of

house minority whip steve scalise and jim jordan join me now. i understand we have congressman scalise i guess on the phone. >> yes, judge will be how are you. judge jeanine: good, congressma, good. can you tell me what is your reaction to my open? >> you hit the nail on the head. the attorney general of new york has been trying to shut the nra down since she came into office. she is trying to weaponnize her office to go after a political vendetta she has against the nra. she made statements to that point long before there were allegations of wrongdoing. here is a prosecutor looking to put somebody away before they see a crime. and she wants to shut down the nra. that's an abuse of her office. judge jeanine: congressman jordan? your reaction? >> understand the timing. this is the same old playbook the democrats go to. in dwefl before that election it was lois lerner who went after tea party groups. then it was president obama and joe biden spying on donald trump's campaign. then 80 days before the election they go after the nra. the only thing t

. >> an assassin shot steve scalise. ♪ the public getting tired of the violence, resulting from protests throughout the u.s. his president trump, he blames democrats for the recent search. >> that's what's happening all over, we have democrats run cities. just take a look. people walk out and get accosted, abused. they get spit on. it is a disgrace. today's democrat party is filled with hate. just look at joe biden supporters in the streets, screaming and shouting at bystanders. >> let's bring and former assistant to george w. bush, is the president, is it fair for the president to blame democrat run cities for the violence we are seeing. >> they should be in charge of the city. the safety and security of their citizens, they control the police in those jurisdictions and get, democratic city after another, you're seeing a complete breakdown instability and basically the lawless are running the town. i just came back from a weeklong trip across america two weeks ago. i hit chicago and portland in los angeles and have neve

tick-tock house republicans including minority whip steve scalise are requesting a classified briefing for mike pompeo on covid-19 and other chinese tech companies which pompeo has had a lot to say about a lot of the stuff. he doesn't like these chinese apps and chinese companies. shannon: thank you, you bet. >> arizona sheriff going viral for an offer he is making to critics to let them see what police officers face on a daily basis. listen. >> 2020 has been quite the year and we never know what the future will hold but we want to be prepared. that is why i created a citizens posse giving people like you the opportunity to see the reality of policing. jillian: carley shimkus with serious xm 115 with more on the citizens posse. >> reporter: he is creating a citizens posse to deputize residents. the first is to give residents training on how to protect themselves in case of an emergency, the other to show what police officers face every single day. people talking about police work don't have a clue about what it is like to do their job. come be a cop or help us change it, a 4 hour train

steve scalise have strong words as did jim jordan, the ohio congressman and sean parnell, they all deliveredto voters last night. this morning they will join us live. we will get analysis of what we saw last night and what the republicans need to do tonight and tomorrow and thursday, newt gingrich, karl rove, donna brazile, we have a busy three hours kicking off 13 minutes from now on the channel you trust for your morning news. now back to todd and jillian for the conclusion of "fox and friends first". >> ladies and gentlemen, leaders and fighters for freedom and liberty and the american dream, the best is yet to come. >> kimberly guilfoyle's speechmaking waves online. todd: is that what i sound like? i yell a lot. serious xm 115, carley shimkus here with reaction. carley: maybe a lower tone to your voice but other than that about the same, she delivered a lot of passion in that speech, people at home took note. on twitter, she said it for people in the back, just saying i had to lower the volume on the tv. kimberly described the election as a battle for the soul of america and described re

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a punctured lung and serious surgery and on the same baseball field as steve scalise when a bernie sanderscans during the congressional baseball practice. here is the third time. greg brings up democrats not standing up to the mob. they have been encouraging the mob. maxine waters in 2018 said you need to harass trump supporters and make them uncomfortable in stores, anywhere you see them. and kamala harris earlier this summer when asked about the protestors. she said they will not stop and they should not stop. they won't stop on election day and they won't stop after election day. it's not that they are just cowards that don't want to address this. they actually promote this kind of behavior. >> juan, your reaction to the videotape? >> well, i think it was an ugly scene. something like that could escalate quickly. with mobs, one person act and everything goes out of control. that's an ugly scene. i don't like it. keep in mind the police were right there to guard the senator and his wife. you are allowed to yell at politicians. that's america. i remember in 2010 when the tea party surroun

when videos of her past comments were unearthed in june, house republican steve scalise vowed to back called her remarks disgusting. a spokesperson said they were appalling. what president donald trump was quick to harold her victory saying she's a future republican star and a real winner. a couple hours later, a mccarthy spokesperson said we look forward to green and other republicans winning in november. asked on wednesday about greene's victory in georgia and embraced of the fringe movement, house speaker nancy pelosi told cnn republicans seem comfortable with it. now don, there are other republican candidates, too that have embraced some elements of this fringe movement. one republican can actually win the seat as well in november. that's lauren from colorado. she defeated income bent congressman in her primary earlier this year. now during her primary she said positive things about the movement. she said that she hoped that it meant people are returning to consecutive values. she called this fringe conspiracy theory encouraging but since said her campaign does not follow this mov

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doesn't steve scalise know it? the thoughts right now, as to how bad this gets and what we can do, to stop it, after this. >>> people are fed up with see ing this mob rule anarchy in the streets. you can peacefully protest. when you're trying to hurt people potentially killing people it has consequences and it has to end. neil: well the fact of the matter is, it does not end. it keeps going on and on and it got very scary the last night of the republican national convention with those in attendance were chased down by protesters including senator rand paul that got pretty dicey with him, lucas tomlinson on efforts being made to make sure this kind of thing doesn't happen again, but lucas it does keep happening again and again. >> it sure seems that way, neil in fact senator paul and his wife joined tucker carlson last night where they sudden they thought they be overrun by that mob, neil. >> it was absolutely terrifying i have never experienced anything like that in my life. i hope no one else ever has to. we felt

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distasteful given that the activist uses an assisted computer to help speak and he tweeted last night to steve scalise saying these are not my words. you have doctored my words for you own political gain. please remove this video immediately. you owe the entire disability community an apology. twitter labeled it manipulated. it was also posted to facebook and facebook did nothing. we have seen this stance over and over again from facebook where they don't want to fact check politicians but claiming they're serious of tackling misinformation and this is really going to be what we saw over the weekend with tweets look this from scalise and retweets from the president and others of qanon accounts and something to see more and more as the weeks lead up to the election and we know from the intelligence community that countries like russia are using social media to try to influence the election. what are the companies like facebook and twitter up to the challenge of oktackling that wi be seen. >> donie, appreciate that very much. >>> a key house committee chairwoman not happy with the postmaster general. lo

remember fresh in my mind what happened to steve scalise on the congressional baseball field and thereould have been two dozen dead members of congress and then some. last night wasd going to have it to a democratic u.s. senator and caused by a republican group, it would be on top of the cable news networks, every single member of congress would put out statements condemnings it. what's crazy into leo's point right now, what's amazing is that we all a few months ago we started seeing the burning and the rioting and the looting instinctively we knew that that wass wrong and we wanted law and order and safety and security for our country. ndif but it's only been in theit last 48 and 72 hours that now whether it's on cnn or the biden-harris ticket, they're trying to condemn it because of polling.ec it's not about instinct. it's because they want to win the election. >> jason: that's the way i see the democrats run this place. of matt, i have to tell you, nancy pelosi the speaker of the house to go out and called republicans and republican members of congress enemies of the state, i can't