this is tim ryan talking about j.d. vance. put it up on the screen. he maintains a tone that sometimes make it sound as though there are intellectual underpinnings did these maga talking points. it's skillful and likely a central reason trump chose him, but when you listen closely, you'll hear how it's just a tactic to muddy the waters until the next question expand on that. >> yeah. i think i think that is why trump picked him. i think trump will say something completely insane, you know, ten minutes before and j.d. vance will be on all the cable news shows wrapping around some kind of intellectual underpinnings to whatever the crazy stuff he just said and so i think tomorrow when the debate happens, it's going to be an audience of one for j.d. vance, his job is to make sense of the insanity. we just saw him tried to do it around the haitian issue in springfield, ohio where he you know, he was saying all of a sudden like, well if i have to make up a story to get the attention of the american media, blah, blah, blah. like you'll hear a lot of that stu

i will talk to the last person who will face them on the debate stage and tim ryan will join me.

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that little girl was raped by an illegal immigrant and both the media and tim ryan need to be honest about the fact that she would never have been raped in the first place if tim ryan had done his job on border security? >> so tell us what you think that shows about about vance as a debater. >> well, a few things. number one, he does in on topics that are incredibly difficult or incredibly sensitive. he, he seeks wiggle room, almost immediately. you would have noticed in that clip that he did say he's very pro-life, but he does support exceptions without specifying those exceptions. and then he went on to one of his safe zones. that's immigration and border security something that throughout the debates, i watched of vance both as a primary candidate in the republican primary for senate and in the one-on-one debates between him and tim ryan he leaned on on at moments when he really wanted to land a hit or move away from a topic that was perilous for him. and that is something that i strongly suspect we will see in vance tomorrow night. >> another topic that's likely to come up is how

mate, our next guest is the only democrat the face of vance, my friend, former ohio congressman tim ryanthat the new organization, we the people. tim, you get some credit because you are the first prominent democrat to call for joe biden to step aside and for kamala harris to run for president. you got a lot of heat for it at the time and last night, america got to see the kamala harris that you told us about. how you feeling now? >> i feel great. but she was awesome. i feel great for the country, i feel great for the party. she was just one of those -- like any business, if you have talent, you have smarts, and you're generally like wanting to learn, you're going to grow in whatever job you get into, even if that job at the time maybe a little bit over your head. she had the 2020 election in which she did not run a great race. she became vp. she just kept growing and growing and learning and that is why i was like, what are we doing? like this is the one that should take the mantle and last night was so fun to watch. the only thing better was fox news after watching the meltdown. >> i w

. >> vance ran against tim ryan and tim ryan is my guest are so too is scott jensen on my program tomorrow last each of these individuals, kasie, i've been looking at a lot of game tape. i watched all three of the debates between walz and scott jensen. i walked both debates between j.d. vance and tim ryan, and i noted some things that i think will play out on tuesday. they have different debate styles as you just heard from the clips that you played governor walz is style is much more folksy, much more middle america events, attempts to be much more intellectual in his approach. they are both very good on their feet. they're both very sharp in terms of the one-liners. and i think that the debate could be very significant given the margin. i also think that what happens tuesday may determine whether there really is a final presidential debate yeah, for sure. >> it's so interesting that you will be talking to them and when you think about the different styles j.d. vance has sometimes struggled on the campaign trail in his interactions with especially if these what we call an otr stops, right

tim ryan joins me now. he founded the organization, we the people. you get some credit because you are the first prominent democrat to call for joe biden to step aside and for kamala harris to run for president. you got a lot of heat for it at the time. >> i remembered. >> and last night america got to see the kamala harris that you told us about. how are you feeling now? >> i feel great. she was awesome. i feel great for the country, i feel great for the party. when you have talent, like any business almost, but if you have talent you have smart sand you are generally wanting to learn. you are going to grow in whatever job you get into, even if at the time it may be over your head. she had the 2020 election where she would say i did not run a great race. she became vp. she kept growing and learning and i was like, what are we doing? this is the one that should take the mantle and last night was so fun to watch. the only thing better was fox news after, watching the meltdown. >> i was not watching fox news and i'm not sure why you were. >> i get a lo

vance former ohio congressman tim ryan says tim walz needs to hold vance's feet to the fire because vance is quote able to semiarticulate some kind of beck chill underpainings of donald trump's rants. yes. as for walz he's getting help from transportation secretary pete buttigieg who's substantialing in for vance during debate prep. joining us now, massachusetts governor maura healey. welcome. >> prior to while we were in the break, this morning, i said to michael, i said you know, jd. senator vance is -- he will say the craziest, most -- ridiculous untrue things but he'll say with a straight face and i use the example of pigs flying and him ardently defending pigs flying and michael decided to throw it into his script. whether you know governor walz very well. obviously he is the former head of the democratic governors' association. what do you think people will be surprised about when they need on that debate stage on tuesday? >> look, they're going to see governor walz as who he is. i mean, tim is just an incredibly authentic guy. and he's been an incredibly wonderful governor and one

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vance was excellent and tim ryan i think was the best democratic senate candidate in 2022. that's my opinion. he was formidable, he ran against nancy pelosi for speaker of the house in 2017 right after trump won thinking that the party should learn its lesson and go back to the party of the worker but he's a great debater and j.d. vance if you go back and look was an excellent debate. i think tim walz and j.d. vance -- i didn't know him well at all. i think if he does -- if he goes in and keep talking about things like school choice where there really is a bright line distinction between the two parties, i am very committed to an issue like that because i feel unlike my children who are privileged and go to private schools of our choosing that we can pay for, just like the obama girls and the clinton -- just like they did, i think if you can do that, that's wonderful but i really worry, tim, that we have more and more kids with loss learning in schools that don't serve them well and their parents should have other choices and i say this because i think j.d. vance can say fr

tim ryan, always good to see you, mark tapper always good to see you. were waiting for a 20 general mark garland were as i mention he is expected to take questions on a second trump assassination attempt as florida launches their own probe into this. is that seems to work -- sort of surprising that there still isn't everywhere in terms of what's being discussed? the president gets shot at twice in two months and it's sort of, like, story number 6 or 7 in a lot of places. let's say -- >> merrick garland has to say about this investigation. he has spent time in ukraine, time around different parts of the world so what was going on here? will talk to former attorney general pam bondi next. every day, veteran homeowners are calling newday to pay off credit card debt that's been piling up. many were shocked to learn they've been paying 22% on their credit card balances. and if payments were late, as much as 30%. that's over three times the interest rate on a newday 100 va home loan. pay off high rate credit cards and other debt with a lower rate newday home

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to vote and she shaded vance by signing her letter with, with love and hope, childless cat lady tim ryan, who i should remind people, you ran ran in that senate race against j.d. >> vance yeah, that's an incredibly out-of-touch comment right there. >> i mean, anybody who knows, i'm not a complete swiftie, like a few songs, but i have i have a niece and i have younger women family members that that lover and that means a lot in the fact that she wasn't pushing anybody the voter registration piece showed a level of sophistication with taylor swift that i think is going to play out in this election. but there are a lot of young women when you listen to the lyrics of her songs, she deeply connects to those young women who will pay lots of money that maybe they don't even have to go see her concert, not just in america, but around the world. and if you think for one half of a second that her endorsement doesn't mean anything. you're about his out of touch is j.d. vance and we know how out of touch he is and is really rich for him to talk about her being a billionaire to hypocrisy, there were

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. >> 40 niners radio analyst tim ryan says he spoke to pearsall, who said he was back in the weight roomh his teammates monday despite being shot on saturday. >> very traumatic experience for all involved. just super happy. super happy that he's alive. we're able to see him and talk to him. >> police say the receiver was shopping for luggage in san francisco's union square when a teenager tried to rob him. pearsall fought back and was shot in the chest. the bullet exiting through his back. a responding officer helped seal the wound. >> i said i want you to listen to me. i know you don't know me, but please trust me. god is with us. it's not your time. >> turns out the bullet missed his vital organs. he was released from the hospital sunday. >> absolutely amazing what happened, to be honest. i mean, it's a one in 1 in 100, 1 in 200, 1 in 300. chance of surviving that sort of injury. >> the 17 year old suspect was also hit by a bullet in the struggle. he's charged with attempted murder. it remains unclear whether or not he will be prosecuted as an adult. >> my office has to take a close lo

i don't know if he's made of titanium or what, but tim ryan, who does radio for the 40 niners, said he saw pearsall in the gym already in the gym like, i mean, he gets shot through and through and he can't. i got to go work out. so you know, that kind of leads you to believe that. it clearly is not as serious as it could have been. but in terms of ricky, he's going to be out the month if the niners don't suffer any serious injuries. now he's had a couple of injuries in training camp, so he's missed a bunch of time. this is going to be a setback for him just to get out there. but the 40 niners have a full complement of receiving options. >> yeah i mean it could have been a lot worse. thankfully you know, just thankful he's okay. but more news coming out of the 40 niners camp today. >> yes, this is big news because trent williams is a very big man. that's big number 71. so he was holding out. he didn't report to a day of training camp until they offered this new deal. he had three years left on his contract but no guaranteed money. players don't like that because if you get hurt, then yo

pearsall was at the practice facility on labor day yesterday, according to niners color analyst tim ryan, who said on knbr 680 this morning he was actually in the weight room yesterday, and he laid the whole story down for me and what happened? it's really thank god it's not worse than it was. and he was able to react in the way that he did in that split second. so we now know, as you mentioned, laura, that rookie pearsall will not be present for the first four games of the season, at least as he continues to recover from that gunshot wound that had him asking the first officer on the scene, am i going to die? san francisco police sergeant joel harrell said that she heard those gunshots on saturday at union square, and then she saw pearsall shortly after. she quickly put one hand over his chest wound and the other over his head, which she said was also bleeding and he looks at me and he goes, am i going to die? and i just like, no, i take off my hat because i wanted to make eye contact with him. i wanted him to hear me. and i said to him, listen, look at me. i know you don't know me, but

donny deutsch, former democratic congressman of ohio, tim ryan, thank you both.eing on this morning. >> thank you. >>> still ahead on "morning joe," ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy will address the united nations general assembly this morning, as he seeks to ratchet up global support in the fight against russia. nbc's keir simmons will join us with more on what to expect at the u.n. today. >>> but first, voting rights advocate stacey abrams is standing by. she joins us on the state of the presidential race and where things stand in battleground georgia. you're watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. but this is my story. ( ♪♪ ) and with once-daily trelegy, it can still be beautiful. because with 3 medicines in 1 inhaler, trelegy keeps my airways open for a full 24 hours and prevents future flare-ups. trelegy also improves lung function, so i can breathe more freely all day and night. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. do not take

tim ryan is going to join me. stay with us because there's much more to come. >>> we start this hour with some breaking news. the death toll from hurricane helene has now risen to 89. 30 of those deaths were in north carolina which has seen a record 30-inches of rainfall. more than 32,000 people are still without power at this hour. retired u.s. army lieutenant general russell honore is joining us. let me get your assessment as someone who knows what an operation like this looks like. the damage you're sering right now. what do you make of the damage we're seeing across the south? >> well i think you clarified that it was a storm that attacked florida, and made its way through georgia, tennessee to new mexico. it dropped an awful lot of water. not measured in inches but foot. it overmatched the terrain and when you drop water in those mountains, ayman as we all know it started going to the valleys. the community had not seen or experienced that and overtime, development happened in the deeper part of those valleys

political judgment politico talking to danny o'connor, out of columbus, ohio who played vance in the tim ryan debate and appoint that he made about vance is that he's very disciplined. he's going to stick to the message that the trump campaign wants him to there may be dishonesty in the attacks but he will be very consistent. >> sophia, there's a new report suggesting that governor walz is fighting nerves, senator klobuchar said he's just not a lawyer debater type. are democrats lowering expectations? >> absolutely. i mean walz, you heard him say, i'm going to be up against a yale law school grad and i think for walz, this is his first national appearance, his first and perhaps his only chance to define himself against someone like jd vance. so his goal is really going to be able to show that he's able to fend off you know, attacks from this attack dog like vance and also not get flustered. we know that he is prone to you know, turn red, he's prone to some of these fumbles in terms of the facts, and he really needs to not do that and as well, he wants to show other pieces of him like the coac

i read something that tim ryan who debated him twice in 2022 when they were running against each other senate and he said the fact is the guy is smart and we know that he can articulate thoughts better than donald trump can. donald trump goes and leathers and uses very elementary language and says the same thing over and over again then gets mixed up because it's going to be looking for sharks and electric batteries off a boat but i think it's going to be an interesting debate. i think jd vance is going to bring it. he's going to do a better job than we anticipate. i don't underestimate tim walz, but tim is going to have to hold his feet to the fire. >> if i am walz, i start the debate by saying jd vance and i are in complete agreement that trump utterly failed to deliver on his economic popular is in. i don't think we need to debate any further. >> boom. that's not the only thing happening next week. eric adams. what are we in for? >> we are in for a long road. i don't see eric adams resigning anytime soon. >> but it's like who's running new york city at this point with the amount of

i will talk to the last person who will face them on the debate stage and tim ryan will join me. there is much more news coming up on msnbc. >>> in moments, new questions about who made the bombs in the u.s. airstrike. +2 days to go. who has more to lose at the vice presidential debates with more news ahead. and also from texas on kamala harris' border visit. i know word on the human toll that is beyond what you might have expected. that is ahead on the >>>. >>> welcome everyone to alex witt reports. we begin with decision 2024 with days to go before election day. and the battleground in pennsylvania where former president donald trump will speak in the next hour. then later kamala harris talks in las vegas. and a well-known trump surrogate is once again offering advice to his candidate. >> we are both doing very serious policy oriented speeches talking on issues that matter to them unlike donald trump. also enthusiastic rallies where we turn all of this enthusiasm into action on the ground. here is what i would tell president trump. when people look at the state of play, they tr

. >> he was very aggressive against tim ryan in the last senate debate they did, and i mean aggressivewent back and watched it. and he won. >> well, he also got 400,000 less votes in the top of the ticket, which is pretty extraordinary. i've never really seen that happen before. perhaps the top of the ticket realized that if vance won, he would be out accusing springfield of killing pets. look, i think that it goes back to what is the premise of the campaign that trump and vance are running? what is it? what is the bargain their striking with voters. that's really the message that j.d. vance needs to deliver. ideally, he'll be in a situation where he's reminding voters. this is what you get. this positive that you get with me. and they have failed to establish that. they don't have anything. project 2025 has filled that gap. i think it's not a bad thing to spend some time watching these debates with the sound off. i think you're going to end up feeling much more comfortable with walz than with vance, and that's hugely important. >> the walz team is calling this debate the north star, c

tim ryan came close to saying it, why do you think he is like this?, there has to be something in his trauma that makes him crave control. jd vance is more than a profile and more than policies that hurt people and control, he is, if he were outside of politics, you would look at him as someone so completely broken that his private message is, he disparaged donald trump more than any elected democrat i can think of right here, anyone i have ever had on the show, he called him cultural heroine, he called him america's hitler. i never had a guest in nine years calls trump america's hitler. how do you take the stage on tuesday after that? >> you are right in using the term broken. to donald trump's point it was to break you. it is not to elevate you, it is not to put a steel post in your back and make you stand up straight, you know, chest out, you know, and give you a sense of pride, it is to fundamentally break you. and i think that has to be part of the message to the american people. like, we are not a people who are broken easily. that is his sole i

they are going to push back like they did against tim ryan. >> let me play that from a couple years agoical power you'll accuse me, the father of three beautiful biracial babies of engaging in racism. we are sick of it. >> i think i struck a nerve with this guy. >> won in ohio, but it wasn't a big margin. he underperformed the governor by quite a bit. is he any good at debating? >> his team will say he's gotten better at it. he has sdsh think point to all these interviews he's been doing, including on "meet the press", mainstream interviews with people they consider to be adversarial. they feel those interviews with hostile questioners. and also his combative social media personality. they are pointing to that as training and experience for what you'll see on the debate stage next week. >> henry gomez, thank you. that's going to do it for me today. "deadline: white house" starts right now. >>> hi, everyone. it's 4:00 in new york. faing a massive double-digit deficit with women voters on a scale that threatens to sink any chance of donald trump and republicanda

let me just ask, tim ryan, who debated jd vance twice in the 2020 campaign when he was running againstintelligent guy. you have to be on your tolls. that makes me think that tim walz has to jd vance's feet to the fire. >> he is smart. he is not stupid but he will pander like no other. he has shifted his positions on everything. i think walz putting out how much he will contradict himself, whatever he says, that seems to be positive, he says something opposite to that in the past and frankly, vance just doesn't come off as trustworthy. his favorability is 30%. walz is a likable guy, a dad, football coach, a teacher, he just needs to stay favorable, not be caught in any traps and he will do just fine in my opinion. >> give me your thought for the debate, brendan. >> yeah, debates a hard, debate so we are, debates are awkward and political theater. for both of these guys, they have done a little bit of debating, i think this is a big moment for them. does that change who people will vote for? i don't know but it will change what we are talking about for the next several weeks. jd vance ha

what is astounding, though, is the story from broadcaster for the niners, tim ryan, who said he saw pearsalling out in the gym. this is days after having a bullet enter and exit his body, and pearsall is back already working out. not sure what he's doing. i assume more lower body stuff, but just the fact that he's in there is remarkable. he's missed time in camp due to shoulder and hamstring injuries, so it might take a while for pearsall to get to full speed, but he wanted to reassure gm john lynch of one thing. >> you know, ricky takes a lot of pride in being available and, you know, one continues to point out that i promise you, i'm not i'm not injury prone. ricky, this is not being injury prone. like something, out of your control happened and ricky is going to be great. he's going to be a fantastic player. the times we've seen him out on the play, he's exactly what we envisioned and more and can't wait to see that take place in due time. >> yeah. getting shot is not injury prone. that's giants pretty much playing out the string these days. but a nice honor for blake snell, who was just

tim ryan tried to use it to win. so there's a very dark underbelly of misogyny and racist in the country. do not sleep on that. do not take it lightly. the gender gap, we could lose it. we have to fight like we're 10 points behind. we have to talk to all the people in our life, particular ly the men. we have to fight that racist attack that's happening right now. andrew tate is famous for a reason. jordan peterson is famous for a reason. we have to fight with everything we've got. >> i do have this bus tour fantasy where mark cuban, tim mcgraw and dick cheney get on a bus bound for erie, pa. does that make any sense? >> i'm not sure about dick cheney how he's doing health wise for a bus tour, but this idea for fighting for men's votes is really important. i think one of the worse things that could happen in this election is you end up in sort of a boys vs. girls dchotomy around this election. it can't just be deploying tim walz. kamala harris needs to get out there. one of the things that we know is that the more peo

and tim ryan came the close toast saying it. i said why do you think he is like this.ies that hurt people and control. if he were outside of politics you would look at him as someone so completely broken in his private messages he disparages donald trump. called him cultural heroin, america's hitler. i never had a guest in nine years call trump america's hitler. >> that is absolutely right. you are right using the term broken. it is not to put a steel post in your back and chest out, broad and out, and give you a sense of pride. it is to familiaritily break you. i think that has to be part of the message to the american people. that is his sole intention. you made a point about the black hole sucking people in. politics is not stagnant. it is movement. you know, i think that there are people that sometimes believe if we just wait this out that it will go away. that is absolutely not going to happen. it has to be something that we actively do and engage every day to try to force this individual and his movement out of our policies. that is why i keep going back. if it i

congressman tim ryan who represented the state for more than 20 years and ran against j.d.re. we've been wanting to talk to you for a long time. glad you're here today. and also joining us, host of how to win the 2024 pod cast claire mccaskill is here. tim, let me start with you. you know who j.d. vance is. the rest of us are still getting to know him. i wrote that down. i've listened to that clip three times. if i have to create stories, i will. what is inside someone who can't be shamed? who can't be forced to tell the truth when the lie is called aly by j.d. vance. >> yeah, thanks, nicole. great to be on with you, too. i've been wanting to share the stage with you. he's the kind of guy who has always been making up stories. and he tries to put himself in the middle of the story when it was, you know, he was going to be the character that went against donald trump. he was going to be the anti-trump figure. all of that stuff that has been reported ad nauseam in the last few years. then that switched. he wanted to create another story that he was this guy who saw the light

joining us rnc chair michael whatley, tim murtaugh, congressman brian mast. monica crowley ned ryan and miranda devine. plus this , kamala the incumbent claims she's a change from the status quo. we have details on how kamala's team got caught copying and pasting her policy platform from biden's old campaign website. also tonight. >> you could put half of trump supporters into what i call the basket of deplorables. liz: well that baskets goating pretty crowded. now nancy pelosi attacks gop voters too. tonight, why do democrats spend more time and energy attacking voters rather than fixing america like the border crisis that erupted on their watch? angel moms battle membrane potentials today trying to downplay americans killed by illegal aliens. >> please don't speak over me because i'm still talking. i'm not done. i have the mic. >> these people lost loved ones. they lost children. >> i just talked to them. >> don't make an assumption we're being used. liz: tonight we've got more from that heated hearing and the fireworks and also, big bank ceo's jamie dimon and br brian moynihan ou

and congressman ryan went down there to see what was really true. tim reiterman: exactly. and you went with him. tim reiterman: exactly. i essentially invited myself along. josh mankiewicz: it was shortly before the 1978 midterm elections that nbc news assigned correspondent don harris and a camera crew to accompany ryan to guyana. what first impressed me in meeting the nbc crew was that they were all experienced. some had covered wars. josh mankiewicz: with little time to prepare, harris dove into the jonestown story. he interviewed temple's supporters, critics, and high profile defectors like grace stoen. but you have to understand my ignorance is so great at this point. i'm doing research at the same time we're doing the taping, which is a tough way to operate. but there just wasn't enough time to do the homework. well, i just wanna tell you one thing. you will never meet up with another man like jim jones. don harris: oh, that's for sure. i'm telling you the truth. josh mankiewicz: with grim foreshadowing, debbie layton blakey, a defector, told harris that jones someti

tim miller is here, also joining us washington bureau chief april ryan is back. she's the author of the book "black men will save the world amen." and with the harris rally coming up in a few minutes my friend and colleague mike memole. we came on the air with kamala harris' event with governor whitmer. we'd been on the air since she landed in pittsburgh. she's on her way. she's probably in the building in which you are standing. governor walz in milwaukee. just the -- i mean this is what campaigns look like on labor day. it has to be stated that trump's hunkering down in mar-a-lago while his vp is getting booed at events that i saw last week, that in and of itself is an unbelievable contrast in the state of these two campaigns. >> yeah, nicole, it really is striking. while we've seen union leaders make a clear show of support of the democratic ticket, it was the biden campaign, now the harris campaign, throughout this campaign you had this question of did the rank and file union members align with their leadership, and the trump campaign has been somewhat strate

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tim walz in michigan today. watching with us is april ryan, author of black women will save the world and washington bureau chief and white house correspondent, also joining us is msnbc columnist and contributor charlie sykess. with me at the table for the hour, former state department official during the obama administration rick substantiation the is here. we'll get into north carolina and other political developments, but this speech is the first speech sips the debate. you heard her continuing to needle donald trump and repeating some of the biggest -- i don't know if you call them gaffes, but the most detrimental things trump said, and realizing almost in realtime, oh, you all watched the debate. >> yeah, everyone who i've talked to who watched the debate, and i was in the spin room on tuesday night. they cannot believe how poorly donald trump showed and the things that he said to include the issue of springfield, ohio, and this dog and cat issue. but also how he performed the things he said on immigration, on abortion, et cetera. particularly in this moment on this day, when donald trump is talking about h

president biden and governor tim walz have also issued statements of gratitude for the secret service and really for trump's safety. there is one person in custody. this is his picture. ryan wesley routh, age 58 according to three senior law officials. ak-47 rifle and a scope were recovered from the scene at mar- a-lago. let's go to west palm beach and correspondent kathy park. what is the latest? >> reporter: outside of the golf course this evening and security is still very tight, several hours removed from this incident. i can tell you there has not been a lot of activity. some law enforcement passing by, but we know according to law enforcement who had a press conference earlier, there crediting the quick actions of a witness who saw the suspect running from the tall shrubbery that surrounds this property. this witness, apparently, took down the information, the vehicle information of the suspect right away and alerted authorities. officials were able to track down the suspect along the interstate, and we're told the suspect has been identified as 58-year-old ryan wesley routh. he was compliant and surrendered pretty quickly, but this took place earlier today right be

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mate governor tim walz have also issued statements of gratitude for the secret service and relief for trump's safety. right now there is one person in custody. this is his pingture, ryan wesley routh, age 58 according to three senior law enforcement officials briefed on the matter. let's go now to west palm beach and kathy park, what's the latest kathy. >> reporter: outside of the golf course this evening and security is still very tight several hours removed from this incident. i can tell you there hasn't been a lot of activity just some law enforcement passing by. but we know according to law enforcement who had the press conference earlier today they're crediting the quick thinking, the quick actions of a witness who saw the suspect running from the tall shrubbery that surrounds this property and this witness apparently took down the information. the vehicle information of the suspect. áp right away. and alerted authorities. that's when officials were actually able to track down the suspect along the interstate. we're told the suspect who has now been identified as 58-year- old ryan routh. he was compliant and surrendered pretty quickly. but, this all took place ea

ryan routes and now we're we're we're learning more. but obviously this was an ak-47 and it was equipped with a scope. we understand, tim, that the reason that the secret service agents saw it was because it was protruding a bit from this chain link fence at the at the shrubbery, right? and obviously, operates normal a normal situation where you are setting up to observe a target, you would obviously not have your rifle protruding so what does the fact that it was protruding say to you about his level of preparation or ability or anything like that? >> either there was another target he was going to take a shot at at that moment. and that's why he had the barrel protruding or he's just an absolute amateur you know, if you're a station sniper like we saw in pennsylvania, where the counter sniper teams are up there. they're behind their guns the whole time. their presence is known and they want it to be known because it's a deterrent but for a guy like this to be sitting behind his rifle with the muzzle pointing through the fence. he's obviously not very skilled in the arts and thankfully he wasn't. and also thankfully, t

ryan welsey routh. age 58. an ak47 and scope were recovered at the scene among other things. president joe biden, vice president kamala harris and governor tim walz have also made statements that they're glad he's safe. just last hour posted on social media calling him strong and resilient. so let's start in west palm beach where kathy park is standing by. describe the scene for us, what's the latest. >> reporter: good evening so we're right in front of the golf course. and i can tell you the security here has not led up. earlier today we heard law enforcement real little crediting the quick actions of a witness who spotted the suspect right away. right before 2:00 this afternoon when the incident played out. officials are saying this witness saw the man jump out from the brush, the shrubbery that surrounds this golf course. and was quick to write down the actual license plate numbers of the get away vehicle. it was a black nissan. and this person shared the information with police right away. and was able to track down the suspect along the interstate. but the interstate as you can imagine, was pretty chaotic. even getting to this location