tim scott from south carolina.ke to add more republicans to your colleagues' list in the senate. >> absolutely. >> dana: we have wisconsin senator tammy baldwin. she does not agree with president biden. let's go to montana. john tester doesn't agree with those comments. ohio, guess what, brown doesn't agree with that and fights for all of them. rosen in nevada strongly disagrees. this comment by biden seemed to have packed a punch. >> there is no doubt president biden's comments about half of the country being garbage has been a motivating factor to see the kind of turnout we wanted to see as republicans. what they say says more about who they are than it does about who we are. the good news is in every single battleground state we can win if our voters show up at the polls, vote early, vote often, get the job done and we'll have a strong majority in the senate and control the house and donald trump gets four more years. all of that equals great news for our economy, foreign policy and closing the border, excellent

the anti-poverty caucus or the original person who talked about the opportunity economy which was tim scott. it was not until we had a president like president trump started to kind of work on issues that helped working-class voters. you see a different republican party than the party i came into. it is not a party of a working class, but you are seeing a different democratic party that represented more of the elite individuals. and we are seeing less trust in institutions like media and big corporations, even jeff bezos came out with a news article talking about how people do not trust newspapers anymore like " the washington post." what we are seeing is a real political realignment where you are seeing more working-class voters want to vote republican. host: class by setting media narratives is something you talk about. what are some examples of that? guest: for example, look at the u.s. nca -- usmca policy. during the biden administration where high inflation costs and less opportunity. and so people are voting their pocketbooks and that is the mose deal between mexico, canada and americ

bush went to bed early, tim scott liked to do meetings later in the day. interviews for kamala harris, later today with hallie jackson and another one later too. objectively i think maybe if she was up for it, squeeze in a morning event somewhere, maybe in wisconsin, maybe in pennsylvania, get a little bit of local press too. and you're still able to prep, rest and take care of yourself in order for those interviews later today. you're absolutely right. time is precious. fit them in where you can. >> what do you think about that, cornell? and what do you think about the decisions that have to be made? how hard are they sometimes? i tell this story to my team all the time, 2000, no security to speak of at airports, i would arrive at an airport and wait to hear where the campaign had decided to go the next day and then try to get on a plane to get there. obviously those days are gone. those decisions are made often in real time. >> yeah and also maybe smoke a cigarette on an airplane. >> well, let's not talk about that. >> well, i got to say, the hilarity of

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i think tim scott tries, but i think it's so it's so obvious what he's doing that it's safe it's a certain need white republicans have who have these deep seated belief that says see we're not that then actually is genuine because he at one time say i've pulled over many times and i've been blah blah, blah, blah, blah, but you know that's not all of america. that's not the point. it's not all of america it's all of america that wants support. the continuation of that paradigm is the problem. and he knows that he knows that. but again you know, he's he's taken a course that he's on his own journey. trump university, of course trump university course. all right. well, we have to leave it there. our thanks, mike madrid, author of the latino century. how largest minority is transforming democracy and the ken and jocelyn broad family foundation for supporting tonight's event. if you would, to support the commonwealth club's efforts in making virtual and in-person programing possible, you can visit commonwealth club doors again events. mike, thanks again. thank you, gamers. roddy, thank you. and

and tim scott or phil in the blank, hard to see they have anywhere near the bill luddy, this is who we saw on television sets, the head over the apprentice, and personnel body, no one can go through what he has gone through and given credit. a couple touch points coming down the stair, he got down the golden escalator and tariffs which he has long been on, everybody should have ivf. [applause] >> just encourages me. my favorite line of the acceptance speech, going to carry this. very quickly. men will not be allowed to participate in women's sports. when i get up those things are right in front of me linked together in extra rebel you. [applause] >> want to hear my bill clinton? hillary is the most qualified person ever to run for president. [laughter and applause] >> more qualified than i was. a marvelous individual. >> i am really going to shift the tone here to talk about assassination attempts and political violence. >> we were having such fun. we have to get in the past week we've seen a second assassination attempt on donald trump and gretchen witmer on the stage later. >> guy in

she's trying to take credit for doing something against fentanyl when it was senator tim scott's bill. he said, senator baldwin offered no amendment and he hadn't talked to her for two years. moderator: your time is up. we are going to change gears to foreign policy. we are going to move to jeff. >> just this week, the leader of hamas was killed by israeli forces. some hope this could bring the war between israel and hamas closer to a cease-fire. polls show americans want u.s. support for israel but are also worried about civilian casualties. the biden administration has told israel to let more humanitarian aid into gaza in 30 days for face reduction of usaid. should the u.s. continue to aid israel? should restrictions be placed on that aid? mr. hovde: look, israel was attacked. they lost thousands of lives. if our country was attacked, we would wage war on that country if it happened in mexico or in canada. the biden administration constantly meddling in trying to engage and tell them how to wage a war is wrong. but let's go back to what this conflict is really about. it's not so muc

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guest: tim scott and cory booker. very bipartisan. think it will continue to be very bipartisan. host: charlotte, north carolina on the line for undecided. go ahead. caller: good morning. my question is, why is trump using the name maga, make america great again? because this name longs to hi -- belongs to hitler. host: got your point. what is your thoughts on hitler and fascism has come up so often. guest: it is just terrible rhetoric that i think is very troublesome. as you can see there have been two assassination attempts on president trump. president trump has already become president and he was not a fascist president. he created all of bipartisan reforms. and i think that in a second trump presidency he will continue to work and lead with bipartisanship. he will make the democrats an offer they cannot refer -- refuse because the constituents have outlined those low income individuals who want to create opportunity. we need a president who can bring both sides together to create opportunities. host: north carolina. a trump-vance

matt gorman targeted victory president and former advisor to senator tim scott. david carlucci former new york state senator. great to see you. i want to get your impressions of the interview and your reaction as they were talking about with bret. the timing of this. >> staffer's jobs are to keep the job on time but the boss's job saying we can go a couple more minutes. you can do that. it would have been a good luck. it is funny democrats get a taste of what republicans deal with the mainstream media. do you think vance and trump are getting high fives and going to a press conference. they are seeing the tough, pointed but fair questions that you get. >> i thought it was fantastic for kamala harris to come on fox to reach those eyeballs. now she is changing many minds but the idea she is willing to go into unfriendly territory knowing she will get the gotcha questions and she delivered. >> harris: is that what you saw? you come on this program all the time. you never accuse me of being unfriendly. >> we have friendly conversation and that's what's important that

power panel now, matt gorman, and former advisor to senator tim scott. and david carlucci.mer democratic new york state senator. you perked up there. look, if you sit with donald trump, former president long enough, he will talk and talk and talk and you will know what's going on. the other advantage for him is he has been president before. >> yeah. >> harris: we know what he will do. ? >> no doubt you know what he is going to do. they see the difference between biden and tracheally add min ashen trays. there is a reason why they hid her away and didn't do interviews. the campaign knows that in these sorts of scenarios she is not good. not a good candidate. we knew in 2020, we know it now. she have is running as a candidate of change, can't articulate a difference between her and joe biden. it is maddening. we're 12 days out. >> harris: i want to shift a little bit. it is great to have you both here in studio. david, do you think that she is more like joe biden or less like joe biden? does she really articulate well enough why she would choose to pull away from him? >> i th

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because he wasn't on, but senator tim scott was on and rick, senator scott from florida has been a -- sort of a hawk you, for years. i know a lot of -- my wife's maiden name was scott. scotts all over the place. in this case -- i said senate scott from florida >> he's from florida. >> okay. >>> strike by 45,000 dockworkers on the east and south coast entering its third day no signs's progress at bringing workers and port owners even back to the negotiating table. our next guest says both sides may see value in holding firm on their positions for the time being. joining us right now issers-the-stewart, a principal and talk about this. you think both sides benefit from staying out why is that? >> yeah. i don't know if they necessarily fully benefit from being out i mean, people could lose work here and nobody wants pain on people, but, you know, it's an election season and not like either political party will make much hay by using pressure on unions right now that's probably not helpful. as well dock worst, have htime h old ld out dockworkers side saying profitable it isn't as profitab

she's trying to take credit for doing something against fentanyl when it was senator tim scott's bill. he said, senator baldwin offered no amendment and he hadn't talked to her for two years. moderator: your time is up. we are going to change gears to foreign policy. we are going to move to jeff. >> just this week, the leader of hamas was killed by israeli forces. some hope this could bring the war between israel and hamas closer to a cease-fire. polls show americans want u.s. support for israel but are also worried about civilian casualties. the biden administration has told israel to let more humanitarian aid into gaza in 30 days for face reduction of usaid. should the u.s. continue to aid israel? should restrictions be placed on that aid? mr. hovde: look, israel was attacked. they lost thousands of lives. if our country was attacked, we would wage war on that country if it happened in mexico or in canada. the biden administration constantly meddling in trying to engage and tell them how to wage a war is wrong. but let's go back to what this conflict is really about. it's not so muc

here to react former senior adviser to tim scott.aign matt gorman, your reaction. if that's your client, is that the move? she wants to have her cake and eat it too. yuck it up with "the view" and stephen colbert openly supportive will yous about wants to insert herself with ron desantis and try to play president and when she never has done this before. and then criticize him when he won't go along with it. you can't do both. either go and do these softball interviews or go pretend you are president at the white house with joe biden. >> brian: i mean you have biden canceled his trip no angola, no germany, got stick around. is he praising governors for stepping up. howard stern to theview to stephen colbert's show after doing "60 minutes." remember she wants people to have empathy and care about the american people. tell me these accusations and keep in mind what she just did having a beer. watch. >> what just upsets me so is the idea that any politician would play political games with these folks, with people who are in the midst of

i know senator tim scott is doing his early vote today. there seems to be more of an early vote push for republicans and for your campaign. is that the case? >> absolutely. president trump and the rnc have been very consistent over the last year, encouraging americans to get out and vote early. to educate voters on how they can do that, and it's paying off. if you like in north carolina, there has been a swing. in pennsylvania, we are out registering voters 2-1. clark county, nevada, we were up 19 points. these are very encouraging trends. we are not taking a single day for granted, and we encourage all americans to get out and cast their ballots early for president trump. it gives you more time to encourage everyone you know to do the same. the trends look good, but we are not taking a single second for granted, harris. >> harris: we are now showing the former president make his way to the lectern. how did you choose the people who are there? was there a reason? i know you have a lot of business people there. >> there is a lot of business

yes, you've had tim scott.lly around the flag opportunity from those two figures in the republican party who may still harbor presidential ambitions of this their own in the future. >> garrett haake, thank you for nap from republican legacy to the democratic campaign trail, barbara pierce bush, daughter of one gop president, granddaughter of another, is campaigning for kamala harris according to an interview with "people" magazine. nbc news campaign embed nnamdi is following this for us. what more can you tell us about barbara bush's support for kamala harris? >> well, we know that this newfound support has led her to actually door knock for kamala harris's campaign in pennsylvania, telling "people" magazine in a statement that women's rights are among the reasons she decided to support the harris-walz ticket. and that's sort of in line with her policy stances in the past. though she identifies as an independent and has previously opted to not get involved in these races, she has spoken at a planned parenthood

director of message planning at the biden white house, and matt gorman, former senior adviser to tim scott's presidential campaign. welcome to all of you. thank you for being here so obviously the comment at this comedian made about puerto rico go is something that matt, we don't see the trump campaign back backpedal very often. know what they are backpedaling from this, i should note that i absolutely and i think that would glad they didn't you saw a lot of republicans do negates pacito, who's a congressman from around that area, right outside of long island, westchester, do the same thing. who's puerto rican to it? i think broadly this is why comedians and politics do not mix. it's not the same incentive structure. like i've seen this show many times years and this is why you'd be so careful with this sort of thing. comedians want last, politicians want votes. that's not usually in alignment and a lot of respects. >> and you saw why in this sort but if thing, and, you know, if you're trump's campaign, it unfortunately overshadowed a lot of this for them as they go into this last week there

senior adviser to the democratic national committee, and matt gorman, former senior adviser to tim scott's presidential campaign. welcome to all of you. >> wonderful to have you this morning stephen collinson you often these sort of big sweeping pictures for us every day. >> i still don't i'm totally know how you do it but all of our readers very much enjoy it when you look at this, i mean, i think the moments that really stood out to me in both this event, he did it mcdonald's and this garbage truck show that there is still this question and this persistent situation where he is calling the election results into question. obviously, the campaign wants to focus on what biden had said. but as we are barreling toward this election, how do you see these five days in this context think you put your finger on it right that the narrative that was developing about this week was all about the darkest closing argument of any modern presidential campaign. >> that wildwood valley, whatever the president meant, he gave trump a huge break. that photo-op allow trump to walk from his personal boeing 757

commentator, former biden white house communications director matt gorman, former senior adviser to tim scott's presidential campaign. welcome to all of you 20 days it's a way how do the approaches here? and, you isaac harris had been pushed into saying this is fascist in that clip, there. trump's campaign responded saying, well, this is why donald people tried to assassinate donald trump twice but of course, questions looming about a peaceful transfer sir power me, play that clip in a second. but what did you make of her her answer there in her interview? >> she had to be pushed into saying it. she responded right away. it was not where she started i do think that trump saying that this is different in character from what he said maybe over the weekend when there's an enemy within that might need the military, the national well guard to deal with it. it's not like he's just talking about peaceful roses and happy times every day right? the rhetoric is high and the trump campaign does seize on every time that whether it was joe biden or complex harris talking about him being a threat to democrac

director of message planning and the biden white house, and matt gorman, former senior adviser to tim scott's presidential campaign. welcome to all of you so we got joy this is darkness. >> it seems, and darkness seems to be getting edge. yeah. >> why? what's going on well, i mean, so divided country. >> it's polarized country. the fact is that i think you asked anyone the harris campaign in july and august, they would say they expected this race to come back, that there was a little bit of a sugar high and the trump campaign felt the same way too. they felt that this was a 50-50 race in the very beginning. and really it just comes and that's actually why he's last three weeks or so critical because the fact is that kamala harris has only been on this national stage in this way as a nominee for 90 days, how she performs these next 90 days, most people have made up their minds about donald trump it's really about how she performs these next 22 days that could determine this race. >> do you agree with that assessment, meghan, why is this race playing out the way it is? >> yeah, i do i think bec

former biden white house director of message planning, and matt gorman, former senior adviser to tim scott's presidential campaign. welcome to all of you. thank you for being here. >> alex thompson i start with you on the cheney endorsement. this of course, we expected this to be coming after some remarks she had made off the cuff remarks if it's to be if their campaign is to be believed or her staff is to be believed. at duke university, but really coming out and doing this formally now in the birthplace of the republican party how does it help or hurt harris is efforts here well, there are a few things, obviously, camaj harris is trying to both pivot to the center, but also you can see this in the paid advertising to the harris campaign has really shifted from a bio focus, especially those first few weeks. >> this is who i am. this is what my prayers are to really a contrast anti-trump campaign. they want this race to be a referendum on trump. the ads have gone from biographical and positive too much more negative against trump down in terms of liz cheney, there obviously hoping to tap int

now is republican strategist, former advisor iser to senator tim scott's presidential campaign.t gorman will get your name in there. also, former biden white house director of message planning, meghan hays. i just wanted to play the bureau clip because it reminded me that we've had two presidents in a row who don't drink we always say we won't have a president. you'd like to have a beer with, and we've had, you know, eight years of presidents don't think i'm not saying that's good or bad. i'm just saying it is. i'm going to move on now to something that matters which is this storm is bearing down. it's impossible for me to believe that it won't have an impact. one way or another on this presidential campaign. it will become part of the campaign. it is interesting how the different candidates are dealing with it. i want to play a little more from vice president harris talking about donald trump's attitude about information and misinformation in regards to these storms, listen would you have done something differently than president biden during the past four years? there is done

errol louis, cnn political commentator matt gorman, former senior adviser to tim scott's presidential campaign. meghan hays is former biden white house director of message planning and margaret talev, senior contributor at axios. good morning to all of you. thank you so much for being here after what was a late night for many of us watching the debate. maga tell, let me start with you just as we look at the big picture here. obviously midwestern, nice, minnesota nice, doesn't always mean actually nice. but there did seem to be this interest, especially from jd vance, who has developed this reputation as a sharp, someone who throws elbows. he clearly seemed to want to present a different version of himself to americans. and in fact, some of the polling, the instant polling that we got back after the debate shows that both of them, both jd vance and tim walz now have higher favorability ratings than they did when they went in to this debate at what was your takeaway from last night yeah. >> i think if you've been watching jd vance in the political space for the last few months and you t

tim scott probably somebody better as well but they're she was it was contentious and she was disingenuous about some of the things that donald trump has said about love black folks. >> we had dan pfeiffer on earlier. i don't know if you heard them, but he was talking about how everyday donald trump sits down with a youtuber. and that's a really good way to get at, get at that demographic of young men millennial man, gen z man, i live with the gen z man, my, my 15-year-old boy, jack and i don't know that any democrats had any access to him at all. through any of the ways that that he games or whatever, i just don't think they're even coming in. bernie sanders has participated in a livestream tonight. i think on discord with two incredibly popular youtube streamers, pokey maine and valkyrie way, which obviously i've heard of either but i'm sure they're both much more popular than me in 1 million different ways is that is that smart? >> yeah, it's not just for men, for young voters overall because i mean, think of the platforms. i mean, if people are consuming things now that's a different p

reckoning, kendra barkat, former press secretary to joe biden and matt gorman, former senior adviser to tim scott's presidential campaign. >> welcome to all of you. thank you for being here. >> jonathan, you've spent a lot of time thinking about history. >> you've seen and covered a lot of that american history everything, our media environment is so fragmented everything flies by us. so fast now that it seems sometimes in these final moments of the campaign, you can lose sight of what we're really grappling with here but when the headline in the atlantic is the trump wants his generals to be more like they want it like hitler's generals. and you have these comments on the record from kelly, who's been very careful about how and when he decides to speak out, it does collectively make a significant statement about where we are yes, we're at a moment of national truth this is the most significant election since 18, 64 when if abraham lincoln had lost, there would have been a separate peace with the south as trump said last week, he favored, we would've had a confederacy no abolition. so this election

senior reporter, kendra bark off as secretary to joe biden and matt gorman, former senior adviser to tim scott's presidential campaign welcome to all of you. thank you for being here. i actually want to start with you on this kind of somber incredibly somber anniversary. we obviously speak all the time in terms of you are having worked for the white house and for president biden, but you've also done so much work with these families of those who were taken into gaza on this horrible day. what are your reflections having gotten to know? so many of these people about what happened that day, what those families are feeling right now, and what happens next yeah. >> i mean, they've been living in agony each and every day for all of them, there are seven americans that are still being held hostage in gaza there are more than 101 total that are being held from around the world. different ethnicities, different races from different countries. and i think the thing that is so remarkable is how these people get up each and every day and fight to ensure that their loved one is still remembered. that politi

i think tim scott tries, but i think it's so it's so obvious what he's doing that it's safe it's a certain need white republicans have who have these deep seated belief that says see we're not that then actually is genuine because he at one time say i've pulled over many times and i've been blah blah, blah, blah, blah, but you know that's not all of america. that's not the point. it's not all of america it's all of america that wants support. the continuation of that paradigm is the problem. and he knows that he knows that. but again you know, he's he's taken a course that he's on his own journey. trump university, of course trump university course. all right. well, we have to leave it there. our thanks, mike madrid, author of the latino century. how largest minority is transforming democracy and the ken and jocelyn broad family foundation for supporting tonight's event. if you would, to support the commonwealth club's efforts in making virtual and in-person programing possible, you can visit commonwealth club doors again events. mike, thanks again. thank you, gamers. roddy, thank you. and

senatorial committee in 2014 come and have been involved in campaigns and super pac's, most recently when tim scott ran for president, i was cochairing his super pac with senator cory gardner. >> i am a recovering politico. i have been in the private sector for a while, but i spent two and half years in the trump white house. i was vice president mike pence's deputy chief of staff and communications director. before that, long career in politics various state races. i had worked for president bush in the state department and homeland security and got roped back into politics every now and then, but happy to talk about it. that's more fun. steve: he's not really recovered, don't believe that. [laughter] can everybody here ok? the microphones have dropped out of it -- i assume the people at c-span -- one of the stories i can tell about howard dean in iowa -- >> let's not go there. [laughter] steve: i want to start with the question that i get asked a lot by people who actually don't follow politics quite as much as some of us do and some of you may be due. my wife and i were in italy last week where

senatorial committee in 2014 come and have been involved i campaigns and super pac's, most recently when tim scottan for president, i was cochaing his super pac with senator cory gardner. >> i am a recovering politico. i have been in the private sector for a while, but i spent two and half years in the trump white house. i was viceresident mike pence's deputy chief of staff and communications director. before that, long career in politics various state races. i had worked for president bush in the state department and homeland security and got roped back into politics every now and thenbut happy to talk about it. that's more fun. steve: he's not really recoved, don't believe that. [laughter] can everybodhere ok? the microphones have dropped out of it -- i assume the people at c-span -- one of thetories can tell about howardean i io -- >> let's not go there. [laughter] steve: i want to start with the question that i get asked a lot by people whoctually don't follow politics quite as much as some of us do and some of you may be due. my we and i were in italy last week where in fact we visited the ny

taylor: we appreciate both of you tim and scott bauer, thank you for joining me we appreciate it meanwhile, the were in the middle east no signs of easing as israel is hitting southern beirut with fresh airstrikes today the israeli military say instruct 200 has bullet targets in lebanon including weapons, storage facilities and observation post and also warn people to evacuate a city north of the buffer zone as the battle the iranian backed terrorist that is a signal that a wider ground operation may be coming soon this comes as israel's war cabinet ways response to iran's ballistic missile attack on tuesday, president joe biden has dismissed supporting is really retaliatory strike on iranian nuclear sites but today he left the door open to strikes on iranian oil infrastructure saying is being discussed for more on the latest development in israel were to go live to trey yingst who is there in israel. >> afternoon overnight is really forces ramped up strikes against hezbollah and the lebanese capital of beirut multiple explosions were reported with israeli planes overhead israel since they

i think tim scott tries, but i think it's so it's so obvious what he's doing that it's safe it's a certain need white republicans have who have these deep seated belief that says see we're not that then actually is genuine because he at one time say i've pulled over many times and i've been blah blah, blah, blah, blah, but you know that's not all of america. that's not the point. it's not all of america it's all of america that wants support. the continuation of that paradigm is the problem. and he knows that he knows that. but again you know, he's he's taken a course that he's on his own journey. trump university, of course trump university course. all right. well, we have to leave it there. our thanks, mike madrid, author of the latino century. how largest minority is transforming democracy and the ken and jocelyn broad family foundation for supporting tonight's event. if you would, to support the commonwealth club's efforts in making virtual and in-person programing possible, you can visit commonwealth club doors again events. mike, thanks again. thank you, gamers. roddy, thank you. and

scott. democratic vice presidential candidate tim walz will be in sacramento today at the capitol to round off a brief campaign swing through the west coast. he is expected to attend a campaign reception this afternoon. now, just two days ago, walz attended two fundraisers in southern california, and he arrived in seattle last night for a morning fundraiser. later today in sacramento, he is expected to meet with governor newsom. meanwhile, tomorrow, republican jd vance will return to the bay area. he is going to be stopping in woodside for a fundraiser and then you might remember in late july, he attended a palo alto fundraiser hosted by mike belshe, who is co-founder and ceo of the crypto company bitgo. now to another race many people have their eyes on for this november. the fight to replace longtime peninsula congresswoman anna eshoo. former san jose mayor sam liccardo there on your left and state assemblyman evan low on your right. they are competing for that seat, and they will face each other in a debate this friday. it was rescheduled for this friday. all right. now on nbc bay area, you

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and scott, former president barack obama, governor tim walz also campaigning together in wisconsin, in wisconsin, in madison. good morning to you. jd vance. meantime, arizona trump will be hosting a make america healthy again rally led by gia robert f kennedy jr, who has made a number of incorrect claims about medicine. meantime, the latest calculation by cnbc says 93 million americans could escape federal taxes if there are tax breaks for tips, overtime and social security proposed by trump. the lack of income for the u.s. would shatter deficit records. a new calculation by the nonpartisan center for the responsible federal budget says shortfalls would drain social security in just six years under trump. to be fair, most economists say social security will be insolvent in ten years. one way or the other. just days after shocking some of his fans with tales of owner arnold palmer's anatomy, trump was speaking to evangelical christians in north carolina. it's also great to be back in this incredible state with so many proud american patriots who believe in faith and family, god and coun

[applause] tim cox is still helping wrap up the book signing stuff. christian scotthe was helping with lunch as a volunteer he might still be tied up. bonnie shealy was out at the table. and kevin wagner. thank you. you can tell current teacher scholarship winners are past teachers to get hooked and come back year after year we hope you'll be joining us for that. who are happy to welcome them back todd to the podium for his talk today. anxious to be some service to te government trials and tribulation at saratoga. were going to british and german troops is cap captivity at saratogathat remains of the four regiments were permitted to go back to canada. what became of these men for the next six years of the war taught is an authorhe independent researcher in a loyal studies be good afternoon and welcome back. [applause] good afternoon everybody. thank you very much. it is a pleasure to be once again here at beautiful fort took on the row go. i start coming here as the speaker back in 2008. i gave my first talk on the during campaign. but only upp until the end of te ca

diane bugler, todd guilford, tim cox, who i think is still helping wrap up the book signing stuff. christians scott christian, he was helping with lunch as, a volunteer, so he might still be tied up. bonnie schiewe, who's out at the table and and kevin wagner wagner. so thank you. as you can tell, current teachers winners, there's a lot of past teachers who get hooked and come out that year after year. so we hope you'll be joining us that we are happy. welcome back, todd. the sorry again, who we're happy to welcome back todd braisted to the podium at fort ticonderoga for his talk today anxious to be some service to the government. the trials and tribulations of burgoyne troilus corps at saratoga. well, burgoyne is british and troops marched into captain city after his defeat at saratoga. the remains of his four regiments of royalist troops were permitted to go back to canada. what became of these men for the next six years of the war? todd braced id is an author and independent researcher in loyalist studies. good afternoon and welcome back. todd. good afternoon, everybody. thank very much, rich. i

all kinds of activity this morning as we close in on decision 2024 scott mcgrew former president barack obama and governor tim walz. they will actually be in wisconsin. they'll be in madison. good morning to you. so and then jd vance is in arizona. trump's going to be hosting a make america healthy rally in north carolina, i think. meantime worries over trump's tax plans. the latest calculations by cnbc say 93 million americans could escape federal taxes if there are tax breaks for tips over time and social security. but the problem is that lack of income for the united states would shatter deficit records and a new calculation by the nonpartisan center for a responsible federal budget says the shortfalls would drain social security in just six years. now, to be fair, most economists say social security would be insolvent in about ten years one way or the other. just days after shocking some of them with his tales of arnold palmer's anatomy, trump was speaking to evangelical christians in north carolina. it's also great to be back in this incredible state with so many proud american patriots who believe in fa

diane bugler, todd guilford, tim cox, who i think is still helping wrap up the book signing stuff. christians scotthe was helping with lunch as, a volunteer, so he might still be tied up. bonnie schiewe, who's out at the table and and kevin wagner wagner. so thank you. as you can tell, current teachers winners, there's a lot of past teachers who get hooked and come out that year after year. so we hope you'll be joining us that we are happy. welcome back, todd. the sorry again, who we're happy to welcome back todd braisted to the podium at fort ticonderoga for his talk today anxious to be some service to the government. the trials and tribulations of burgoyne troilus corps at saratoga. well, burgoyne is british and troops marched into captain city after his defeat at saratoga. the remains of his four regiments of royalist troops were permitted to go back to canada. what became of these men for the next six years of the war? todd braced id is an author and independent researcher in loyalist studies. good afternoon and welcome back. todd. good afternoon, everybody. thank very much, rich. it is a pleas

scott jensen who ran for governor in minnesota in 2022 and was the last republican to debate walz. so what is this guy like, doctor? >> timn be a bit thin-skinned to say the least. i think what has to happen tonight's j.d. vance has to go after the basic issues. tim walz has had a trail of chaos follow him. if you look at the kitchen table issues for the typical family and minnesota, ascot groceries, cost of housing, not doing well. if you look at safe streets, not doing well. minneapolis is a city and trouble. if you look at education, kids are not doing well. tim walz doesn't want to be held accountable for any of these things but yet this is on his watch. what you are going to see is if tim walz gets pinned down, he's going to react and he's going to start throwing his arms around and that's when j.d. vance has a chance to really score points. i don't think j.d. needs to try to score on every issue. rand tim walz with the chaos, the slick teflon kind of person where he's used to having a friendly breeze at his back with the minnesota media. but that's not what will happen tonight. j.d. vance is going to be ready to go

scott. rachel, i was struck by the fact that donald trump was calling tim walz a moron, said he couldn't debate, right? but then you have jd vance out there saying tim walz is a great debater. you had competing messages from donald trump and jd vance, but they too are trying to lower expectations tonight as well. >> just when jd vance is trying to lower expectations, leave it to donald trump himself to raise them entirely. i think what mary just reported is going to be music to the donald trump campaign's ears. they want this to be about the top of the ticket. it may be tim walz that's going to be standing next to senator jd vance on that debate stage. make no mistake, jd vance is going to bring this back to vice president kamala harris. they are in a race to try to define her. they're looking at the polls, seeing voters still have questions about her. expect them to try to use walz's record to cast kamala harris as liberal. he's been doing these formal mock debates as prepared to take questions on controversial comments he has made. this is someone he once called reprehensible. he's going to b