jd vance and tim walz. somebody referred to him obliquely. what difference, if any, did those two characters make? did they bring anybody in? did they send anybody out? or was it a nonfactor? open to all here. >> my observation is i think that they made the top of the ticket feel better about themselves that i mean that in a positive way. i think vance was good for donald trump's psyche and tim walz was good for kamala harris' psyche. but i think they ended up with the same states at the end. 40-40, 38-38, something like that. it ended up being a nonfactor. >> other thoughts? >> will not speak a democrati -- i will not speak about my capacity with the harris campaign but molly murphy thinks vice president choices can only hurt you if you do it badly and otherwise do very little for you. we spend a lot of time with the lead up to it, gamesmanshiping, who, what background? it is a necessary conversation. you want to be mindful of those things. but when i look at that, your best case outcome is, by considering those different factors, a person's

. >> who could forget the aw shucks likability of vice presidential candidate tim walz. >> we made sureevery kid in our state gets breakfast and lunch every day. >> this holiday season, bring his infectious joy into your home with tiny tim walz, the uplifting action figure whose words are like warm eggnog. >> whenever you're ready to get back in that fight, i'll be standing right here ready to fight the fight with. >> bring america's favorite dad to your family gatherings. >> so what did you make for us today, tiny tim? >> tater tots, cream of mushroom soup, spam, a hot dish. >> no thanks. >> yes bless! >> tiny tim walz is a perfect edition to your holiday fun. >> jumping around, skipping like a -- >> yeah! >> that is weird behavior there. >> he's not wrong. >> i'm a veteran. i'm a hunter, and i was a better shot than most republicans in congress, and i got the trophies to prove it. >> okay, everyone, who wants to carve the turkey? >> whoa. >> hey, nice shooting, tiny tim. >> dress him up as governor tim, coach tim, or hunter tim, and tiny tim walz comes with a free tampon hidden in his

and of course, she picked the minnesota governor, tim walz. yeah, exactly.speculation around that, and when you get to the convention itself, i don't know how you have it in your memory, caitriona, but it felt like a massive celebration of kamala harris, this kind of crowning moment. and you had hugely popular speeches by the former first lady, michelle obama... if they lie about her, and they will, we've got to... with crowd: ..do something. if we see a bad poll, and we will, we got to put down that phone and... with crowd: ..do something. if we start feeling tired, if we start feeling that dread creeping back in, we got to pick ourselves up, throw water on our face, and what? crowd: do something! but there were signs that there were cracks there as well within the democratic coalition — the fact that there were protesters outside of the convention daily over the biden—harris administration's israel policy and calls for a ceasefire, and there were questions there. you know, i remember i went to a rally that kamala harris had in august. we were both getting

do you remember when they had tim walz play against aoc in maden and they said on twitter that tim walz'spick six? look, you know you guys had a pick six against my unfortunate titans this weekend. you don't run a pick six until you get one. he dropped the ball as he went across the goal line. you and i understand that. every man who is out there a sports fan and woman who is watching this sports fans understand that. if you don't speak that language, then when you try to speak that language, you come off even worse than if you just ignore it. you are artificial and discordant when it comes to speaking to that audience. it goes to a larger issue, woke destroyed the nba. ratings have collapsed. we have caitlin clark bending the knee to the woke mob and see whether it hurts the wnba. most fans want sports to be american is awesome, let's enjoy this together. this recognition of the problem is correct. i don't think they have the tools to address it. i will give you this question. dana may want to weigh in. who is a democrat you would want to have a beer with and watch a football game with?

. >> seth: but you played tim walz. [ audience aws ] >> yes. >> seth: i didn't mean to bum everybody. >> yeah. >> seth: which is, you were on it every week for a run, top of show. >> yes. >> seth: so you got to get it out of the way, then just enjoy it. >> yes. >> seth: what was it like though, being introduced to it at the very beginning, that first table read? >> it was -- i maen, well, we only -- i did five. i was contracted for five and i only did one table read because -- >> seth: because the script wasn't done on wednesdays. >> the script wasn't done and, you know, we shoot it obviously on saturday. >> seth: yeah. >> i remember on friday like at like 7:00 p.m., calling like, "hey, is there a script or --? [ laughter ] should we be concerned? did you guys forget about?" yeah, i never really -- and i love to improvise, but there is -- i'm not a huge fan of the cold read. >> seth: yeah. >> i mean maybe 'cause i don't know how to read. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah. >> but -- no, i -- >> seth: there's not a lot of time, especially with the political stuff to, like, rehearse. >> no. >>

tim walz is hiding in his garage. >> hey, everybody.in minnesota, so i am working in a garage that is somewhat heated. i was doing a couple projects. have to show them to you. i have a 22-year-old e series bmw. replacing the switches here if you look on this middle console, this is the window switches that you are looking at right there. didn't work any more. they were kind of plug and play. you can buy the part for 30 bucks. >> jesse: some things you can't fix. so democrats are looking outside their party. eric adams might be maga curious. >> would you consider joining the dop? >> the party that is the most important for me is the american party. i am apart of the american party. i love this country. this is the home of the free, the land of the brave. >> jesse: and doj is intriguing federman. >> i admire mr. musk. he has been involved in important parts of american society, ai, spacex and other kinds of things. yes, he is on a different team. but that doesn't make me an enemy. i don't -- i am not automatically a critic. it is like, he

tim walz did a twitch stream with aoc where they talked politics while they played "madden" before walzc an old sega game called "crazy taxi." >> you started playing this because an intern brought it to your office? is that right? no, i took it back there. >> you brought it. >> well, to me, it was the first time i had a real job. i was, like, an adult, and i had money. and i was -- i was, like, married and my wife was not really approving of -- i mean she thought it was a little bit -- in those daysys -- >> she didn't want this "crazy taxi" in my house. >> no. no. passengers -- oh, shoot. >> so, you brought it to the office because they didn't want "crazy taxi" in the house. >> so i brought it to the office because my wife said, "you need to get rid of it and be, like, a real person," or whatever. [ laughter ] >> seth: feels like he should be a little bit better at it. [ laughter ] i don't know if this is appealing to gen z but it's definitely appealing to gen x. your wife made you get rid of your video games, so you just took them to the office. i mean, i can fully understand that. of

tim walz, that guy turns, awaol, don't you dare talk about him, don't you dare talk the about tampon e's the greatest, bologna. this is a real man who knows what he's talking about. hegseth has the qualities necessary to address in what i believe to be the two most critical problems the pentagon faces today, the lack of accountability and part of senior officers and the weakening of the american defense establishment commitment to values and virtues of the military ethos, isn't it amazing that pete hegseth is taking more incoming than retired general milley for the disaster he was and what he did in afghanistan and elsewhere, isn't it amazing to you? it's amazing to me. it's shocking to me what's taking place, is this guy austin, what a mess he's made of the united states military with the wokism and the dea and their budget. it's not sufficient to do what our military needs to the do, isn't it amazing pete hegseth hasn't been over there for two seconds, no, he's a danger, he's a threat, no, he's not a danger and he's in the a threat. he will be a fantastic secretary of defense. i hea

plus tim walz says he was surprised by the results of the election. can you believe that? joining us with reaction, next on this special edition of hannity. >> tammy: all right. welcome back to the special edition of hannity. i said a bad word before we came back in. and i will tell you my mood for this. the democrats had some regrets about the way they ran the 2024 campaign, and maybe of course the last 50 years. former president barack obama is calling on democrats to talk to people with whom they disagree. suddenly he is interested in building coalitions that are open, now get this, to "not only the woke, but also the waking" as though -- that is a confession. that it is not just people who are always going to disagree. it is that have to come along, anyway, no matter what. but even obama is a bit further along in the grieving process than vice presidential nominee tim walz. he can't believe that he and harris lost. he thought that the positive message of the campaign would be enough to get by on. that's an element of group think when you just simply can't see the reali

americans aspire to be wealthy why the democrats demonize wealth. >> that is the point tim walz at thets wanted this to be a binary choice rich guy bad, poor guy like me good, that's not how americans view it they don't be a donald trump's wealth and elon musk's wealth as ill-gotten they view the individuals who worked their entire lives 24 hours a day seven days a week and they aspire to that, what they clearly rejected was the notion of getting rich off the backs of the government whether it becomes a handout from the government or living your entire life in government service and somehow making money off of your influence that is bad trump made the point and now look what they'll be doing with regulation they will remove regulation get government out of the way and let the private sector take off. stuart: things are looking up stay with me for the hour. bitcoin and other new milestone over the weekend. a wet and over $105,000. >> make that 106,000 for the first time ever a small pullback at 104 the seneca stock market rally does extent to bitcoin in the past eight years, bitcoin has

tim walz was the weirdest in washington and he had the gall to talk about j.d. vance who's the most normal saying he's the weirdo. he's so out to lunch. they had three messages trump's going to take your a, boss probably not true, trump is a threat to democracy the voters disagreed and we really hate trump and you should too. the voters like trump more popular than he's ever been they're so lost and no way they marry the squad's views with normal people's views. >> congresswoman planned parenthood took it really pretty hard. they're struggling, their ceo does not understand why democrats can't unite the country. have a look at what they have to say about it. >> we also saw a closing argument that was grounded in white nationalism and supremacy and patriarchy. how are you inviting people and the positivelysation that seems to be locked in a different structure and one that is reinforcing, you know, some very problematic identities identity politics and other politics focused on hate and division. >> congresswoman what's your reaction to planned parenthood's take

usa. >> and meanwhile, kamala and tim walz. well, they don't seem to be doing so well post-election. last night. kamala announced she had no regrets despite her landslide loss and checking in with tim and gwen walz. they released this incredibly kind of cringeworthy video while decorating their christmas tree. take a look. >> hey, mom and dad here. >> hey, hoper girl. finishing decorating the family tree in the living room or in our family room here. and it's all of the handmade ornaments over the years. so we were thinking of you, and i just wanted to show you a couple. we were cracking up about a couple of these. so you're going to love this toilet paper roll, angel. you made it. >> do you see your little hands here? >> hands on the back are the angel wings. so here we go. on the tree. >> not on a real tree, but on this family tree. oh, dad. got it on there. joy to the world. >> all right, there you go. i know you're missing your griswold family. >> all right. here with reaction. fox news contributor jason chaffetz. fox and f

[chanting] >> sean: meanwhile, kamala and tim walz don't seem to be doing so well postelection.y announced she had no regrets despite her landslide loss and checking in with tim and gwen, they released this incredibly cringeworthy video while decorating their christmas tree. take a look. >> mom and dad here. decorating the family tree in the family room here. and it is all of the handmade ornaments over the years. we were thinking of you and i just wanted to show you a couple we were cracking out about. you're going to love this. toilet paper roll angel. >> you made it just with your little hands here. and the angel wings. >> so here we go, on the tree. >> not on a real tree but on this family tree. dad got it on there. ♪ joy to the world ♪ >> are you missing your family? >> sean: here with reaction, jason, rachel. my only question is, rachel, i wonder if they put any feminine hygiene products on the tree. that's number 1. number 2, i wonder if they are burning tires outside their homes so they can get that smell of freedom back that they love so much. >> this was so cringe, it

my tim walz is an impression of my brother. i am from the midwest.timental enthusiastic eyewear as i have a dark heart. i am like the grinch. >> you played it well. that is good agency -- agent. the skinny streaming now and is predictably hilarious. always great to see you. >> congratulations. >>> still ahead, josh brolin joins morning joe to talk about his new memoir. plus live reports on the top headlines near the top of the hour. stay with us. >>> us. >> carl: what's up, carl nation! it's your #1 broker with the best full-service wealth management skills in the biz. tech asst: actually i'm seeing something from schwab. (uh-oh) producer : yeah, schwab lets you invest and trade on your own. and if you want they can even manage it for you. not to mention, schwab has a team of specialists for taxes, insurance, and estate planning. both producers: all with low fees. carl: we're experiencing technical difficulties... uh, carl... schwab! schwab. a modern approach to wealth management. i'm sure they will say, gosh, i wish he could have done better. gone t

. >> democrats are kicking dirt at biden, kamala, the media, the rev tim walz is just hiding in his garagey everybody. >> tim here. it's happy december. winter in minnesota. so i am working in a garage that is somewhat heated, but i have a couple. projects i was going to do. i have to show them to you. i got a 22 year old little e-series. bmw kind of a neat little car, but replacing the switches here, if you look on this on the middle console, this is the window. the window switches. you're looking at right there. and they just didn't work anymore. they didn't pull them up. they were kind of. plug and play. you can buy that part for 30 bucks. >> some things you just can't fix. so democrats. are looking outside their party eric adams might be maga. curious. >> would you ever consider rejoining the gop? >> the party that's the most important for me is the american party. i'm a part of the american party. i love this country. this is the home of the free, the land of the brave and doge is intriguing. >> fetterman i admire mr. musk. >> he has been involved in very important parts of american s

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tim walz is a gun. i know that, and i thought that in my house. they're getting shot. i think the bigger problem is the enemy from within. polls suggesting a razor thin margin. the candidates bringing out big names, podcast interviews taking center stage with both harris and trump, taking to the mics and on election night. these aren't the trend lines that democrats are going to want to see a decisive victory. we are now projecting that the next president of the united states is donald trump, the 45th president of the united states will become the 47th president of the united states. the electoral map a sea of red. the president elect sweeping every battleground state. trump is overperforming harris is underperforming in the counties she needs to win. trump's win, fueled by increased support from women, independents, latino and black voters, becoming the first republican to win the popular vote since 2004. in new york city, trump has posted a 15 point gain from the last time around. the gop, taking total control of washington, ousting democrats to secure a three seat m

[laughter] tim walz, he referred to him getting -- was it? >> ninety-five to get a dui. he drove through a crowded foodcourt? >> it's not nebraska, nebraska is worse but you can literally drive sitting on the hood of your car. [laughter] my father was pulled over once for the state trooper and 815-year-old, who were duped. [laughter] how did you get pulled over the middle of the field? he told the cop, i highbeam you back. [laughter] >> pulling a person over ups upstate. [laughter] >> i'm lonely. [laughter] do you have any idea inside? >> want to know why? my favorite jukebox on the road turn the page. she would destroy turn the page. watch this. >> turn the page. do it again. turn the page. turn the page. >> the background was bob seeger shooting himself. [laughter] i regret to inform you so no drink must they be the people to fight for because they need the money because they are paying numbers of dues at marlborough. [laughter] i lug love the doug imhoff by give it to biden's because they are the happiest couple to hang out with now that trump one. are you tell me is

. >> as tim walz.to you and conan, that episode is incredible, about how this came to be. if you don't mind sharing the story with us your representatives told "snl" that you had been making videos that you hadn't been making. >> yes. so the "snl" obviously is this huge iconic show and the standup procedure is out of respect for the process is you don't really campaign for it. you don't go on and, here is my impression of tim walz. so i was very respectful of it. but in the background my manager and agent apparently had been telling the "snl" people that i would submit these videos of me doing tim walz, which i hadn't been doing, and they kind of sprung it on me one night at 11:00, they were like, yeah, we've been telling people that you're doing these tim walz impressions. i was like that's interesting, whatever helps me get the job. they were like and now they want those videos. i was like so that means i have to do them right now. and they were like, yeah. so then i went -- but i essentially -- my t

what they should be noting is that in every airport at benin the biden books the harris and tim walzrts you can get 80% off. trump has a mandate from the american people to make us safe and more affordable and more importantly he's going to generously resource and respects a law enforcement and othersd everywhere that's how he won and it defunded the police was one of the dumbest things ever set by the democratic party and people defunded the elites. >> we have sound from tom homan let's list that. >> they can si bact back and wah us which i find impressive you don't want to help us but there are laws on the books we will prosecute have arrested u.s. citizens for harbouring aliens in their home or place ofn employment if i can do it to a t citizen why can't i do it to a politician who is actively getting in a way of preventing us from doing your job. >> some of these democrats mighy want to be arrested might make them a martyr. >> he did walkbi that back aboua this an hour ago he said may be prosecute as wrong word that's not my department that's the department of justice but hefrom

harris was accused of pandering to different groups and word weird picked up traction in july after tim walznsult at vance and it didn't work very well. ilission got a spot on the list and collision could be both things and illision is ship into stationary and popped up because of the baltimore scott francis key bridge collapse. stuart: i did not know that . >> use that for trivia and i'll get it correct. stuart: it's where a ship run into a stable object. >> stationary object. stuart: that is illision. never heard that word before. have you, mike murphy? >> never heard it. that's why i come here to learn something, every time i'm here . stuart: you do indeed. thank you, madison. look at the top winners on the dough. boeing is up 5%, nice gain. american express 2%, ibm, chevron, wal-mart al up 1% or more. coming up, trump resistance continues and attorney general of california now giving advice how to avoid helping trump deport illegals. daniel penny celebrated his dismissal and calls for attorney bragg to resign after his botched case. more on that next with jon levine. since 2019, john dee

tim walz daughter is giving taking the advice. says stay six feet away if a guy does this. >> a litmus test for me and my friends for years now has been if the guy we're talking to follows joe rogan on instagram, they're a red flag and we should probably stop talking to them. >> jesse: they haven't learned a thing. they're still living in a bubble that popped five weeks ago. >> they put themselves in a bubble. when they put themselves in such a bubble and he can o echo chamber, they don't know what people outside of that are talking about. i was having this conversation with them. i was saying that, you know, man -- i was saying it publicly too. i said, i feel like a lot of the energy and the enthusiasm that exists for the vice-president is largely within the party. it's largely within that bubble. >> jesse: democrats, when they talk to their butcher, their doorman, their driver, their dry cleaner, they never noticed none of these people made a point about their pronouns. i'll have two rib eyes. excuse me! it's she/her. they never

it is the ticket of planning ahead, i'm pretty sure tim walz makes his family get to the airport threerly. "all right, kids, pack yourself a pillow, they let you sleep in the hudson news if you are quiet, plus, if you slip the attendant -- they will let you use thepet relief area." harris deserves some good news because yesterday was her 60th birthday. happy birthday, madam vice president! [applause] and as someone who turned 60 earlier this year, i just got to say, madame, i like you even more now that you are not younger than i am. she may be one year older but she has not lost a step. on thursday at a rally in la crosse, wisconsin, harris gave a master class on how to handle a heckler. >> oh, you guys are at the wrong rally. [cheers and applause] no, i think you meant to go to the smaller one down the street. [cheers and applause] >> stephen: oh! oh! [applause] that was quick, baby! no wonder trump won't debate her! she knows the verbal kung fu. i'm not the only one who sees t. i've been told we have footage -- campaign staff? campaign staff watching this moment backstage. >> you gu

rogan endorsed bernie sanders in 2020, he came out and endorsed donald trump he was so appalled by tim walzot one republican looked at ate biden administration and said i top join this. >> liz cheney. >> joe what is the name of the book. >> greatest come back ever, inside trump's big beautiful campaign. last part, do remember, unburdened by what has been. larry: i thought greatest story every told. >> that has been used. larry: joining me now wyoming senator cynthia lummis. welcome back. do you agree that all of mr. trump's cabinet noms will get through? >> i do. larry. you are hearing a lot of media chatter about certain of them, you named all of those that seem to get the most media questions. robert f. kennedy, tulsi gabbard, and pete hegseth. but, i don't hear that chatter from senators, i hear it from the press. i think that there will be a solid effort to confirm all of this president's nominees, do you know that over the last 20 or some years, only two nominees have been voted against the by members of their own party. and it was only one person in each case. it is traditional that t

you forgot who tim walz was in the first 3 days after the election. you've dumped your sprite on 6 moviegoers for singing during the "wicked" movie. you've mourned the loss of bennifer 0 times. and secretly wished ben affleck would hook up with moo deng and become benodang 15 times. oop, now 16. >> announcer: it's "the late show with stephen colbert!" tonight... drama-mia! and rescue dog rescue! plus, stephen welcomes dua lipa! and jon batiste! featuring louis cato and "the late show" band. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> stephen: thank you very much. oh, my goodness. it snuck up on me. thank you very much. have a seat, everybody. welcome to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. [cheering] never forget that today's the first day of the rest of your life. it's going to be fine. who knows what's coming? tonight's show is comin' straight from where the sun don't shine: new york city. because it has been cloudy for about a week now, and it was raining bucket

never voted republican, joe rogan and came out ken polcari dorsod donald trump because of goofy tim walz>> liz cheney. >> i said a republican. >> rights. touche, she's one of the big losers. larry: read miranda devine. love to do more but got to get out. joe concha and mark simon. joe, full name of the book? >> "greatest come back ever inside trump's big beautiful campaign". remember the last part? larry: greatest story ever told. >> that's been used. larry: joining me from wyoming and the other greatest story told, senator cynthia lummis. senator, welcome back to the show. may have heard that spirited dialogue and agree with mr. simon and mr. concha that all the cabinet nomination wills get through? >> i do, larry. you're hear ago lot of media chatter about certain ones of them. you named all the ones that seem to get the most media questions. robert f kennedy, tulsi gabbard and defense secretary nominee pete hegseth. i don't hear that chatter coming from senators. i hear it coming from the press. so i think that there's going to be a solid effort to confirm all of the president's nomin

he looked like a tim walz cover band. did you see that right there?ith her gel. he's a loser. i will give him one deliverable. under gavin newsom, arson is down like 80% because no one can afford to burn down your house at those gas prices. other than that, look at states like a restaurant. if there's a line to get in, good restaurant. if there's a line to get out you got a bad restaurant. he has aligned to get out. >> laura: jimmy, speaking of having some trouble, the san francisco department of public health has now hired a self-described anti-weight based discrimination expert to consult on weight stigma and wait neutrality. >> i am the author of you have the right to remain fat as well as a few other books on fat positivity and body acceptance. the message i always got from my doctor was shrink your body by any means necessary and it really felt like there was a sense of a don't ask, don't tell. >> laura: ask don't tell, don't way. >> don't ask out, don't tell. i mean come on, man. the only thing i will give them any credit for in san francisco, t

the georgia delegation and revealed that his hit song "get low" has been about minnesota governor tim walztire time. starting with you, jonathan, was there any celebrity endorsement this year that you thought was especially effective? >> i'm going the other way and say the worst celebrity endorsement was tony hinchcliffe, the comedian who appeared with donald trump at the rally at madison square garden, who made a series of offensive jokes including most notably suggesting puerto rico was an island of garbage that for a few days there seemed like it really might derail things for trump. he went into that moment riding high in the polls. the msg rally was meant to be sort of a victory lap and instead there were days of rare controversy that stuck with trump. unfortunately for democrats it didn't turn out to be the differencemaker they hoped, but it sort of in the last week or two i think importantly focused again on how donald trump and our president-elect sort of endorses this sort of incendiary offensive rhetoric and often uses it himself. >> give me the flip. what was the best cameo? >>

rachel: while they were glorifying tim walz's record which doesn't hold a candle to what pete hegsethell, right now crowds starting to gather outside of notre dame ca cathedral in paris after its reopening -- for its reopening. will: president-elect trump will be on hand at the ceremony. charlie: chief religion correspondent lauren green is live in paris. lauren. >> reporter: hey, good morning, or as they say, bonjour today. france and the world will celebrate the reopening of notre dame cathedral, that grand dame. the geopolitics is an ever growing undercard of the main event. president-elect donald trump has arrived this morning for what is his first appearance on the world stage since winning the election on november 5th. reports are he will meet with emmanuel macron, one of the world's leaders, who was in office during trump's first term that ended in 2020, and sources say by inviting trump to the reopening of noter dam, being the first head of state to extend the olive branch, macron is positioning himself. also today volodymyr zelenskyy may meet with president trump as well, and

harris countering with her nomination tim walz was her vp pick. >> we have a chance to make her the nextsident of the united states. >> they had one presidential debate. memorable. >> the springfield they're eating the dogs. >> while he was golfing in florida a second trump assassination attempt was foiled. >> we need more people here for security. and we never seem to get that. >> the final weeks of the campaign polls tightened. >> this race will come down to just a few thousand votes probably. a handful of states. it will so close. >> election day a red wave. >> experiencing a range of emotions now. >> for trump victory meant a flurry of cabinet appointments. president biden prepared to wrap up his decades-long career in politics including a presidential pardon for his son. >> the new rage item this season is a pardon. >> heading into 2025, more changes are on the way. inauguration day is january 20th. trump is vowing on day one to make a big splash with a flurry of executive orders. stay tuned. in washington, fox news. >> rich: farm to table is looking a lot more like lab to table. in

sure they threw tim walz into the woods but... only candidate men saw themselves in was trump. >> men are hurting. and the feminist culture tells you don't cry because you are the problem anyway. the masculine culture tells you don't cry because boys don't cry. so you just aren't able to talk about how scared you are, you can't provide for anybody. you can't talk about how scared you are that you don't understand your kids and what's good to happen to them. you can't talk about anything. at least donald trump let's you have an emotion besides shame. >> jesse: most of the left realize their latest playbook was a failure. have to stop placing themselves on a moral pedestal. >> we are pushing people out of this party. i hate all these people but you have to look in the hashmak in the mirror at a certain point. we've had five movements in a row in our party that rely on dehumanizing binaries were you're putting down some people to live somebody else up. i love all of our movements but there is a moral flaw when every movement has got

the holiday are a time for reflection, and tim walz is ready to sit down and look back at his weird campaign the economy is stupid. >> it might be true, not enough focus was put on inflation and the costs those brought to people. understanding that immigration and border control does matter to people and doesn't mean that you're -- you're cruel or you don't care. and i think that's something that, you know, in the 90 days i was out there, we didn't make that connection strongly enough because it was middle class folks. they were folks not voting for us would be the very folks i care that our policies impact and that disconnect was obvious in the results. >> jesse: i think he said they didn't focus enough on inflation, but it's -- he's not a very clear speaker. this, i understand. listen. >> i thought it was a real flex when the wall street journal pointed out i might have been the least wealthy person to run for vice-president, and i thought people would say, well, this guy knows where he's coming from, he had to pay the bills, he had to -- and still does. >> jesse: walz thought it was a fle

thompson was a minnesota native, even photographed with tim walz at a charity event just a few yearshealthcare investors conference. that's where he was headed. the conference started at 8:00 a.m. but he got there early to prep. his killer was waiting for him. how did he know where thompson was going to be and what is the motive? a lot of speculation about why. the cops are already pouring over his personal and professional life. unitedhealthcare was going through some pretty sizable legal issues. it's being sued by the justice department for violating federal antitrust laws. according to a report from back in april, the doj was looking at company executives, including thompson, for insider trading. unitedhealthcare did not tell that shareholders about the federal probe. senior executives, including thompson, reportedly sold millions of their own shares before the story hit newsstands. thompson was never charged. others speculated could have had something to do with united denying claims at a very high rate. thompson's wife says he's been threatened over that before. "there have been

jon: it fair to say i think kamala harris and her running mate tim walz are not considered center-right no, not at all pray they did not embrace center-right platitudes. they did try to attempt to do that but putting in a plaid shirt giving him a gun to go out hunting. however, i mean i followed him continuously in pennsylvania. there was no there, there was no connection there. and i saw the same thing with harris. these very controlled events they were unable to connect with the middle-class voters who delivered the election and moved center-right for trump. eric: syndicated political writer selena thank you. >> thank you. jon: president biden signed the stopgap funding bill into law this morning. that averts a government shutdown for the house came should agreement late last night after a tumultuous week of negotiations and finger-pointing. madeleine rivera is light at the white house with more for us. >> the funding deadline down the road delaying it until mid-march. it does avoid a crisis right before the holiday spirit holidg the government open and keeping that victory even if bo

willing to host these debates it it's important and of course you have vice president harris and tim walzan media and friendly media and hostile media. >> here we go again. it's astounding we are now covering a second assassination attempt on the former president of the united states. >> trump. >> good-looking group hello everybody. [cheering] >> how did people respond to him? >> martha it was like meeting a friend. he looked us in the. the way he communicated with us and though he greeted my children on the backseat it was incredible. >> he jumps into the truck and what did you talk about? >> unfortunately didn't talk about a holdout he just said hello shook my hand, went talking with the press answering their questions. once they were done i started the truck blew the horn they looked over and he said can you take me for a ride at, yeah, i can do that. >> vice president harris is about dispute to the nation. >> he is now the present elect hours after the decisive mandate from the american people that will send him back to the white house. win you heard this news a resort it cross your p

. >> you are taking tim walz's worried. >> harris: you got six seconds. >> lisa: had one watercolor painting that got a lot of praise but i think it's because it melted together. >> harris: that was worth the time. "america reports" now. >> he started taking off his sweater and he threw it and told everyone, that they don't care what happens. to speak of the fact there were other passengers is that they were scared to death. two other passengers who assisted in restraining mr. neely. all of this gives a veneer of reasonableness, and you don't have to take this. you have all these other witnesses who apparently felt the same way. >> sandra: that is a live look at new york state supreme court in new york city, underway for the daniel penny trial. he faces up to 15 years in prison if convicted in the 2023 death of jordan neely. we are watching for you. hello and welcome. i'm sandra smith, and mike, great to have you today. >> mike: i'm mike emanuel info john roberts. this is suite 27. he winces in the subway car testified that his erratic behavior made them feel unsafe. speethree he waived his

vance and casting vote for kamala harris and tim walz, we weren't concerned about kentucky, guess what to the understand that we were watching but there would be a few simple safeguards that every state could put in place that may prevent things like the imperpetuity counting in states like california in the future, so i do think the american people are ready for that conversation and maybe that's something that we see congress vote on, maybe that's something they ultimately bring to the floor. it would make a lot of people feel better and i think it would secure our electoral process. mark: you make a good point. there's only one party that opposes voter id, it's not the republican party. there's only one party that opposes voter harvesting, that's us. unless they have a physical reason, business reason, employment reason not to and that's us. we are the ones who said, the democrats are constantly looking for ways to the skirt the system and then say, you guys are trying to steal election, who us, you point to bucks county, there they are in light of day defying their own liberal demo

tim walz las flores, las flores, todos todos todos hay. >> oh that's beautiful. >> the test mole will alongside a salsa made with the san lorenzo flower. i picked. >> it's called mais and some palm flowers dipped in a light batter and fried till crisp. >> okay, okay. >> vamos, vamos quÉ bonito mesa. si muy mexicano. >> oh my god, look at these little petals. ooh! >> un poquito un poquito. >> aha. you can feel the fragrance from the petals. yes. como hay un perfume. >> un pequeno perfume. todas las zonas cafeteras cocina con ceanainn con flores. porque es algo. con la naturaleza. les brinda a los campesinos and esas ganas de ti. aprovechar todo empezamos a descubrir estos nuevos sabores. i love that mhm. >> to me, the palm flower fritter has a sweet and sour zucchini taste. amazing texture. oh, i love this texture. the women of cosala may have been left to fight for survival, but i think their resourcefulness has not only led to a wonderful way of cooking, but it's also given them strength and stature. just like the flowers of the coffee fields. oh my gosh, this is so good! i can't foo