peter: in tammy bruce's book, "fear itself," she has policy solutions.he last chapter is entitled "breaking the spell." she gives five pacts for people. number one is resolve not to allow strangers to control how you think about yourself, your values and your opinions. tammy bruce, first book in 17 years, "fear itself", exposing the left's mind-killing agenda." thanks for spending an hour with us on c-span. tammy: my pleasure. thanks for having me. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2024] [captions performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] announcer: all "q&a" programs are available on our website or as a podcast on our c-span now app.so without further ado, i'mo excited to introduce meredith mcgraw in celebration of her book trump in exile the capitol riots on january six 2021, put a

host: tammy bruce's new book is entitled fear itself. >>> tammy bruce's new book.nd a connection to that fdr inaugural speech? >> very much, and thank you for having me. my first book in 17 years. writing is difficult for me. i do enjoy it when it is finished, but this was so important because of what we have been experiencing became undeniable to me and it hadn't been discussed. the world knows that speech from president roosevelt. it is not really thought about what he meant in that regard, but the extension of that speech is the reference to this kind of unknown, perpetual terror that you cannot quite put your hands on. as a result you can do nothing about. and then requires a certain sense intellectually and emotionally a retreat because if you can't defend yourself. if you don't know it is like a ghost. it is terrifying but you can't quite touch it and that is what i saw. i think many americans and people around the world saw, but certainly americans during covid in particular. that being used to direct us into a certain kind of behavior to experiment perhaps

larry: tammy bruce, i'm determined to go to you. he is excited today. >> we are. larry: look at, this anticatholic stuff, one thing after another. >> let me say. >> i just want to add one thing, i have z known jim nicolson forever, he is not bombastic or way out there in terms of making statements. he will be voting being, point -- booth he and calista gingrich are ambassadors to the vatican, trump lost catholic vote in 2020 he is polling ahead in swing state catholic vote now that is huge, that is bigger than this apostolic reformiation. >> i think not jewish, i am not catholic, i believe in god, i have an issue with organized religion, but the grgretchen whitmer campaign. the nature of going after catholics of faith, that is appalling to all of us. i think it strikes average american whether they are a person of faith or not as deeply unfair and deeply obscene and a sign on, striking at western civilization norms to debilitate the nature. >> what you know who was attacking christopher columbus a couple of years ago? kamala harris. >> it they shut down the -- the

tonight our panel tammy bruce, and trump press secretary care line are leavitt, they're going to take it on -- karoline leavitt. plus, how do insults stop inflation, crime, an open border? wen't can't see the words garbage and chauvinism on the campaign bingo card. also tonight contrast that negativity with trump promising process prosperity -- prosperity, better times ahead and campaign moves like this. >> and i have to begin by saying 250 million if americans are not garbage. [cheers and applause] my response to to joe and kamala is very simple, you can't lead america if you don't love americans. that's true. [cheers and applause] they come into the arena and i say, where's my jacket? i want to get out of this thing. and they said, it would be unbelievable if you could wear it on stage. i said concern. [cheers and applause] and i said, no way. they said, oh, okay, sir. i said, get me my jacket. but if you did, you know, it actually makes you look thinner. i said, oh -- [laughter] and they got me! i said, i want a that wear it on stage! [laughter] when they said i look thinner -- [ch

by the way, tammy bruce is fantastic. she is the one that is semi- responsible, so say hello. >> what was he referring to? >> i had not heard of that. that was before the philadelphia rally. i was on a show over the weekend , and that rally was set to be right on the same hour, so i texted a friend of mine who happens to be with his team saying just let the president know we are going to be carrying his rally. that is during the hour that is going to preempt us, but we are going to be there to introduce it into go out on it and so she did so. she sent me a message back saying the president says he will make it on time for your our. this guy. i do not regular conversations with him. i certainly do not advise them. i had the pleasure of meeting him a couple of times. that is who this guy is. there is a generosity. also what people like about his situation is the humor. he does talk about immigration and the border and things that need to be fixed. a perfect example of the difference between using an issue to frighten people

larry: that may or may not be true, tammy bruce. i have no idea getting know joe biden's head is way too hard for me. >> there's a lot of room in there. larry: it's above my pay grade. jacjacqui heinrich, she's smartr than i am too, but if you look carefully here is the problem. kamala's speech was same old same old. mostly a hate speech against donald trump, all right? and in terms of policy, it was bare bones, but what was there, we've already heard, we've heard it for two, three months, and we don't like it and there inlies the real problem with six days left. she's not saying what's going to wake people up to support her again. >> yes, and even with how the polls are, even with recognizing that it is not worked, they can't change it. they just can't change it. and that's what's i think particularly strange but it was an assessment that was really full of contempt for the american people. they didn't consider a plan b, because they didn't think they would need one. in part because they thought donald trump be in jail. they overes

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larry: that may or may not be true, tammy bruce, i don't know. i have no idea getting into joe biden's head is way too hard for me. >> there is a lot of room in there. larry: way above my pay grade. if you look, kamala speech was same old, it was mostly hate speech against donald trump. and in terms of policy, it was bare bones but we have heard what was there we heard it for three months we don't like it, there is the real problem with 6 days left. she did not say, what will wake people up to support her again. >> and even with how polls are, with recognizing that it is not worked, they can't change it. they just can't. that is when and i think particularly strange. but it was an assessment that was full of contempt for american people, they didn't consider a plan b, they didn't think they would need one, in part because they thought donald trump would be in jail, they over estimated themselves. larry: really. >> yes. larry: do you think that. a good point. >> this fantasy of either he would be in jail or be dead. because we all know rhetoric an

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and tammy bruce, fox news contributor. where's your book? exposing the left's mind killing. there's a lot of books. that's good. some will read them. larry: trump is right where he was before he knocked biden out in the c crew de-tafanely and he to have a excelling case in politics and justification and you have to have a theory as to why and donald trump is running circles around the harris campaign and it's creative and fun and policy centric and joisting with reporters and mental acuity on any issue off the charts and he shows up with the al smith dinner and jokes and has fun. kamala harris can't do those things. donald trump is the single best retail politician we have ever seen fries with extra salt. >> she might have done it physically but would not have had the same impact and the reason that event worked is because he had a good time. he enjoyed it. even the conversations with the crew and they were talking to him like a regular guy and he was like recounting what he was doing as he was doing it. chatting with the people in the window. and >> someone sent me a video

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. -- congressman mike waltz and tammy bruce. here it is, we have a lot of books, let's write books, somewhere some place, someone will read them. >> we can read them. >> hey are there forever. larry: jason, i have note seen you forever, i want to get your reaction, they can throw every name at book at trump it is not working. >> -- polls are not votes. but, is their -- there are snap shots trump is doing better, right where he was before he knocked biden out in a c. all these name-callings. >> that gets to your base, only so far, not to the majority. you have to have a compelling case in politics, justification, you have to have a theory as to why you would be better than the other person, to sayure you are just not trump is not good enough, d donald trump is running circles around the harris campaign, he loves jousting with the reporters, he shows up at al smith dinner and jokes and has fun, kamala harris can't do those things, donald trump is single best retail politic we have seen, he loves it. kamala harris, she can't do tha

ahhh larry: joining he now monica crowley, and host of the of the monica crowley broadcast, and tammy brucepointed jd vance. people in mainstream media saying that jd vance was better than trump, it was trump who it good sense and judgment to put jd vance in there. now he has been a great success. >> yes, that is right. jd vance was an inspired space by president trump. he is young, and america first, and a child of midwest, a true champion for the forgotten men and women because he was one. not so long ago. and it is an excellent reflection of president trump's judgment. president nixon said, it takes a secure leader to choose respond strong to go along this path with you, a strong vice president, and donald trump is that. larry: how about kamala a judgment? >> that's. it, that is what peoe look at we know with harris and biden, vice president does matter, if sh it should be team work, at jd vance speaks to trump's judgment. walz speaks to kamala's judgment, she has history, here problem with staff, not just her own behavior but nature of who she chooses and how sp she treats people, neith

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tammy bruce, fox news contributor. patrick murphy former democratic congressman from pennsylvania. you served our great military and we appreciate that. >> bill and his hair is who they are there for. >> harris: let's start with the idea, too, of who is going where today, talk to me about the blue wall, what she needs to do. >> she just needs to keep showing people who she is as a person and that she has the middle class and all of america at heart. that's what she will work on every day if she gets a chance to be our next president. >> harris: how frustrating is it for you as a democrat or maybe democrats you are talking to to know you only have 15 days to do what she couldn't do in 3 1/2 years in terms of introducing herself to the public. >> 14 days to wake up or 15 days. >> harris: that's military. you guys are trained. >> 14 days to wake up. i know former president trump was in bucks county at the mcdonalds. she worked at mcdonamcdonalds. >> harris: i'm not able to comment whether or not it is true and i won't jump into that vat of goo. why isn't her campaign cleaning it up. i

and at this point in time, i would like you to give warm carolina welcome to tammy bruce. thank you you. thank you. and i'm sorry about, all that other stuff. i'm about all that other stuff. thank you very much. i i am it you know, it's i'm a republican now and. it's still because the indoctrination that occurs it's it makes me nervous. but or you know we've i think we've got about 30, 40 minutes here and it takes me that long to say hello so i'm i'm talking and i can't up so i've learned how to make a living at that but i really appreciate being here a certainly carol thank you very much and the republican women of greater charlotte i've never been here before. it's beautiful you've all been just so lovely. i knew it was different when were rocking chairs in the airport so i got i'm not leaving i'm not leaving. and one of my first scottish ancestors landed in 1600s in south carolina. he john cooper. so he was. but there's many just many troublemaker in my line. and so it's a it's a pleasure and honor. yes primarily new book first one in 17 years and i know also not that a

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tammy bruce will react to harris' claim lagging support isn't her experience on the campaign trail. keep trying to kill trump no matter who wins the white house. sounds like a declaration of war. pete hegseth on that. fewer kids enrolling in college. first time we've seen that since 2020. what's that about? we'll ask carine hajjar. and hillary clinton accuse trump of reenacting the infamous nazi rally at madison square garden of 1939. how about that? steveton on that next. no, or not next, he's at the top of the 1 11:00 hour. the 10:00 hour is next. ..

joining me is dagen mcdowell, tammy bruce, fox news contributor and president of american spirit enterprises, dr. nicole saphier, fox news contributor and board-certified physician and patrick j murphy, 32nd undersecretary of the army and former pennsylvania congressman. reports of anxiety and all-out panic are beginning and it could have vice president, harris' campaign spun up just a few days out from the election as time is running out. "the new york post" reporting the democrats in pennsylvania, the all-important state, say harris' "awol" and being out-message. these are deni democrats saying. democrats are telling politico that they see warning signs for harris with latino men in them must-win state of pennsylvania. you know, dagen, one thing i love to do is read behind the headlines. when you have democrats coming out with anxiety, leaking to publications. democrats in pennsylvania, national democrats, usually it's a sign that there's nerve-racking appetites happening. >> dagen: i love to read into what the senate candidates are saying. if you look, let's look at michigan for example.

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kennedy: an extremely well attended rally tammy bruce.l me what we saw over the hour naphtha the president spoke -- >> a real kind of return to life. many people were saying that this was like a -- a part of a healing process. because you know, you go back and you're able to finish what you started. but it is i think also a representation of what americans thought that this could be which is -- when he got up after the shot on july 13th said fight, fight, fight it was a message to just -- never give up. continue on. this is the perfect symbolic, you know, dynamic of doing exactly that. the crowd, obviously, was gigantic perhaps the safest place in the world. was butler, pennsylvania. so i think that this was not just to take it back and to say we did fight and we are fighting. but also reminder of what's transpired in the last three months. my god in the midst of the horrible situation with the hurricane, the dynamic with a second assassination attempt. you know what the american people going back and forth polls not knowing what's really

tammy bruce joins us next. ♪ ♪ rachel: all right, it's time for my pop culture round-up, and this timeend tammy if bruce is here to break me down all the latest trauma in hollywood. we're going the start off with this, a song -- i love this sonp called fighter or by john congress, it's climbing to number one. the singer-song writer explaining what inspired the song. listen. >> and i was watching the bogus conviction in new york. and the way he walked up to the microphones after that. i was sitting on the couch and and he's got that walk that just says everything's going to be okay. i'm just very honored that people are sharing the song and the video because i think it shows him in the light that the establishment media is trying is hard. >> if you had -- rachel: tammy, it's rising in the charts. >> it's fantastic. you know, what i love is this new world, and he says -- he's right. the establishment would never have accepted this, never would have seen the light of day. not only does it become available, but people can choose. quality still matters, right? if you enjoy the music, you ca

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with reaction is charlie heard in tammy bruce. think this ever been a worse response to -- there's natural disaster in our lifetime. >> it hasn't been and let me make it clear when it comes to the harris choice to get involved with florida she doesn't give a dang about floridians. she's looking at ron desantis. that's the enemy. if trump wins it's a one-term. desantis as well as other great talent the future of the g.o.p. it didn't matter for north carolina or georgia. it is desantis who is having the problem it's political and this is what were seeing here the dynamic that people don't matter if they live in this bubble and for her to be laughing with stephen colbert 203 people at this point did from hellion. thousands missing and she is going having these fun conversations. it shows a worry about their base. and it means they are concerned about where democrats stand. on the issue of what you would change she was asked that on the view and didn't bother to come up with an answer for stephen colbert the easiest thing that can be

stuart: tammy bruce is with us on friday morning, exasperating, isn't it? >> normally if you get a question you are not sure of, what didn't i know, what could i say better this time? i haven't people responded well? she's none of that, she doesn't go there which is remarkable. she knows she doesn't have anything new to say. we don't not want her feelings, we want her plan. she is part of a problem. and this is a distraction from the policies that created this inflation, she embraced them, that she wouldn't change anything the last four years, even the afghanistan withdrawal, the catastrophe, and how it was implemented. there is a deal with biden where she can say that was horrible. i'm sorry that happened. she can't even do that. what americans are seeing is not that she was nervous or didn't know what to say or it was her first time out but she was in the public eye for years. she doesn't have anything to say. stuart: it has been a bad week for harris but a pretty good week for trump. >> not just because it is a bad week for her. people wanted to like her

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tammy bruce as usual is here on a friday morning.harris's strategy demonized trump, star power doesn't seem to be working. lauren: wall street journal noted a story about their own poll. since the conventions, kamala harris spent $650 million pretty much trying to introduce herself and demonizing trump, trump spent $378 million, raise so much more money just like hillary did so half the amount of money, the result is that kamala's negatives increased. people liked her less the more money she spent exposing herself to him. trump became rosier. he spent half the amount of money talking about the issues, his approval rating for his presidency backward looking has increased. people are giving him backward look benefit, it was pretty good in his approval ratings have also increased so the more she is exposed whether it is through ads or town halls or interviews the less people like her which is why she tried the basement strategy. they believed, already defined and we like him. we are past the point of definition. that's why you see are g

tammy bruce, fox news contributor, david car luke', former democratic state senator. david. want to come to you first. we have hurricanes come off the coast and have lots of things going on. nothing like they were experiencing right now in the southeast. you have seen planning in motion and communication the way it should go. what criticism do you have for your party now? >> right now it doesn't matter if it's a storm brewing in the gulf of mexico, evil forces taking root in the east. >> harris: let's stay focused. we are talking about biden and harris's response to hurricane helene. >> a house divided cannot stand and that's where we have to work together as a nation, not as a political party. and the criticism is on all sides. >> harris: why is it on the republicans? the former president went there and got them before anybody in your party. >> donald trump does a great job at articulating the problems and the dark spots. talking about how do we bridge that gap and work together? trying to quell the misinformation that is out there. donald trump has a lot of responsibility

tammy bruce joins me now. is this what voters care about almost you think? >> they also care about getting the right information. right after the fantasy island episode we had before that. donald trump's unemployment rate was at 3. 5% in 2019 so heard decades comment was simply not true. at any rate this clearly is the day today experience of this economy with americans still, the gas prices, grocery store prices, the nature of rent, mortgages, everything is still high and what trump is talking, what is the thing that feeds all of that? it is energy. the nature of the price of oil. as that goes up as it is at the moment it means iran is happy and russia is happy and china is happy and it adds to the cost of getting products to stores and producing those products to say nothing of what's going to happen in the middle east. if that production stops or the flow stops in the shipping stops to the rest of the world as would be likely and it is going to go high again which will make our enemies even happier but it's going to make prices jump even more. all of this

tammy bruce, fox news contributor. patrick murphy, former pennsylvania congressman. great to have you both. i'm confused by this actually. you are going to lean on a republican to come forth, somebody who has criticized you mightily in the past. what do you make of this? >> i think it is folks that are really put the country over party and that's why a lot of folks say it isn't democrat versus republican. it is people who believe in the constitution. senator cotton that was in 2020 before january 6th and i think there are people that really are upset. donald trump lost 2020 and they still won't admit he lost in 2020. i think that's -- >> i don't think there is anyone at this point who is still confused about who to vote for. you are not waiting to find out who liz cheney likes before you decide to not vote for trump. you could not vote for trump and write in someone. you could still write in robert f. kennedy. you don't need to vote for kamala harris who liz cheney, who i have known and who i have liked and who i noted on x the other day is this is like kind of a pub

on x our friend tammy bruce summed up the campaign like this: leftist and trump working at mcdonald'shumiliating, they think this because they have absolute contempt for the average american and now losing and now will continue to lose the politics of business as usual are over. any way, here with reaction to all of tonight's top stories we have the south dakota governor with us. did you see the reaction from the left about this. there's no logic to donald trump mcdonald's stump and new york stones had them and rolling stone does it to troll harris and news week mcdonald's donald trump worked at had a failed health inspection. only a liberal would think about a violation from a health inspector. i thought a brilliant move and loved to see it. he seemed to have a lot of fun doing it. >> sean, i think the reason that the democrats and the liberals are so upset is because this visit was so powerful. i don't know of a single american that wouldn't wish that the president of the united states would come spend a day with them. show up at the job with them and see what their life is like. an

tammy bruce, fox news contributor and author of "fear itself," and lee zeldin, attorney, former new yorkformer new york governor candidate. with just days until the election, eight to be exact, former president donald trump returned to his hometown of new york city for a historic rally at madison square garden. tens of thousands of people lined up in manhattan, midtown, for hours for a chance to see trump speak. inside madison square garden, nearly every seat was filled and chants of "usa" roared. >> [crowd chanting "usa"] [cheers and applause] >> harris: "the new york post" relabeling msg as "maga square garden" after the rally. it was at capacity, overflowing to outside thousands of people. when donald trump finally took the stage, the former president gave voters his campaign's closing argument. >> i just want to say a very big hello to a special place, new york, and to an incredible arena, madison square garden. incredible. this is the city where i was born and raised, and this is the town that taught me that americans can do anything when they want to. so no matter our differences,

also joining us today, tammy bruce, fox news contributor and president of american spirit enterpriseskevin o'leary, chairman of elyria ventures, and you know him as "mr. wonderful." vice president kamala harris struggled to defend her order record at a cnn town hall. watch. >> 2022, 2023, there were record border crossings. your administration took hundreds of executive actions and didn't stem the flow. numbers kept going up. finally, in 2024, just in june, three weeks before the first presidential debate with joe biden, you went to do executive actions that had dramatic impact, really shut down people crossing over. why didn't your ministry can do that in 2022-2023? >> first of all, you are exactly right, anderson, and as of today we have cut the flow of immigration by over half. in fact, the numbers i saw most recently, illegal immigration -- hold on, let me finish. speak about why not do it in 2022-2023? >> we were working with congress and hoping actually get a long-term fix to the problem instead of a short-term fix. >> you couldn't have done both at the same time? >> well, here'

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tammy bruce, first book in 17 years, "fear itself", exposing the left's mind-killing agenda." thanks for spending an hour with us on c-span. tammy: my pleasure. thanks for having me. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2024] [captions performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] announcer: all "q&a" programs are available on our website or as a podcast on our c-span now app.repeat our featured authorsd albom and 17 years with the washington post in 1980 2020, jimmy came to staff writer for the atlantic. she's the author of the critically acclaimed and award winning books all available here this evening, twilight of democracy read famine, iron curtain between east and west war and history. that actually was a surprise when he won geneva another time between poland or has been there as a foreign minister in washington, d.c.. of course, the book you want to talk about this evening, i talk a i ran across a quote from an and general mark milley and what he says is his book is a wake up cal

and on x our friend tammy bruce, she summed up the campaign like this. she said leftists and the democrats think that trump working at mcdonald's is humiliating. they think this because they have absolute contempt for the average american. and this is why they're now losing and now will continue to lose the politics of business as usual over. anyway, here, with reaction to all of tonight's top stories, we have the south dakota governor, kristi noem is with us. did you see the reaction from the left about this? barbara lee, there's no logic to donald trump's mcdonald's stunt. new york times, the new york times sent out a fashion writer to attack trump's mcdonald's appearance, rolling stone trump makes fries at mcdonald's in a bizarre attempt to troll harris newsweek mcdonald's mcdonald's donald trump worked at at that he worked at had a failed health inspection. only a liberal would think about a, you know, a violation from a health inspector. but i thought it was a brilliant move. love seeing it. he seemed to have a lot of fun doing it. sean, i think the

all of these issues, trump 2024 national press secretary caroline leavitt, fox news contributors tammy bruce and joe concha. caroline, your take nazi, fascist, racist. will it work? it absolutely won't work. hillary clinton tried this playbook in 2016 when she insulted president trump supporters as deplorables, and now they've amped it up a notch because they're looking at the polls. and they realize today that president trump is polling stronger than ever before, according to the real clear politics average, he is leading in every single battleground state. this inflammatory rhetoric from the democrat party is divisive. it's insulting to tens of millions of americans who support president trump. they're labeling them as nazis rather than trying to understand why they support president trump. but most of all, this inflammatory rhetoric is dishonest. democrats don't believe it. that's why three democrats in blue wall states are running ads right now trying to cozy up to president trump. so while they push these lies, our closing message to the american people is this kamala broke our border.

. >>> i bet each one of you came here today already knowing who tammy bruce is. you do.here. you watch her on fox news. you read her articles. usa today, new york times, a host of other national publications, magazines, you name it. she has been published about everywhere. most of us in this room are lifelong staunch republicans. and we are conservatives and we are used to hearing at these meetings almost every month a conservative speaker. a republican speaker. today, we are going to have a slightly different perspective. because our speaker today has a slightly different background historically than some of us here in the room. she started out as a staunch and avid democrat. she worked on the campaigns of two of the most liberal senators in the history of california, boxer and feinstein. we forgive you, we forgive you. she worked on the campaign of bill clinton. you remember that guy. back when democrats actually had people that were just left of center, not so far left that we could not see it anymore. she was a registered democrat. in 2008, she said no more. she beca

and at this point in time, i would like you to give warm carolina welcome to tammy bruce. thank you you. thank you. and i'm sorry about, all that other stuff. i'm about all that other stuff. thank you very much. i i am it you know, it's i'm a republican now and. it's still because the indoctrination that occurs it's it makes me nervous. but or you know we've i think we've got about 30, 40 minutes here and it takes me that long to say hello so i'm i'm talking and i can't up so i've learned how to make a living at that but i really appreciate being here a certainly carol thank you very much and the republican women of greater charlotte i've never been here before. it's beautiful you've all been just so lovely. i knew it was different when were rocking chairs in the airport so i got i'm not leaving i'm not leaving. and one of my first scottish ancestors landed in 1600s in south carolina. he john cooper. so he was. but there's many just many troublemaker in my line. and so it's a it's a pleasure and honor. yes primarily new book first one in 17 years and i know also not that a