trump. they took place, let me remind you, on september 11 in philadelphia. it was the first and possibly the only election debate between trump and harris. the second point is interesting that it was their first face-to-face meeting. meeting in general is another interesting moment: donald trump is considered the most experienced debater in america, this is already his third election campaign. i will briefly remind you that in 2016 he debated several times with hillary clinton and won that election, then the 2020 debate with joe biden and trump lost that election, and now here is the election debate with kamala harris in the 24th year. kamala harris also had experience. debate, she debated vice president mike pence in 2020. who won today in philadelphia? what was said about ukraine and the war? i will say right away that it is clear that this woman was actively present during the debate, but she was not the first, not the most important. so, let's start with ukraine. donald trump repeated h

just the relationship between donald trump and fred trump was more beneficial to donald trump than iven imagine, right? he's prone these days to calling him his brooklyn builder of a dad, but the reality is he's the money man behind donald trump's entire fortune. can you talk a little bit about it? >> i think we'd all in some ways like to have a father -- >> in some ways, in all ways, just throwing millions of dollars. >> donald trump definitely benefitted with his relationship with his father when it comes to the finances. he was born into an incredibly wealthy family. i remember one of the stories i was thinking about the family and they grew up in queens and all the kids in the neighborhood used to marvel for the fact they had an electric door opener for the garage. they had everything. they had the first colored tv, and he really -- he grew up very, very wealthy. and he inherited a lot of money. and we've written about the fact he inherited and it was enhanced by tax fraud. that was really like the first hugely lucky break of his life. and he has spent so much time talking about

just the relationship between donald trump and fred trump was more beneficial to donald trump than ie even imagine right. he's prone these days of calling him his brooklyn builder of a dad. but the reality is he's the money man behind donald trump's entire fortune. can you talk a little bit about him. >> i think in some ways we would all love to have a father like donald trump. >> millions of dollars. >> yes, throwing around millions. donald trump benefited from his father. he was born into an incredibly wealthy family. i just remember one of the story -rs s that stories that i heard. he grew up in queen, and the people of the family marveled that they had a garage opener. he inherited and it was enhanced by tax fraud. that was the first lucky break. he has spent so much time talking about how his father, you know, really a small time guy. nothing to look at here. >> never could have made the fortune that trump did. >> small time guy, gave him a very small loan and donald trump did it all. it was like he was robbed of a hard scrabble story and he had to make up one. it's incredible h

who was trump? were the people around trump did it seem like they were actually interested finding this fraud that they claimed. so confidently or. were they just talking about kind of changing the rules around elections? so did seem like they were really into the investigation. were they into the cyber ninjas results or anything like that? well, i think that was a big disappointment the ultimate findings for them. buwhen you watch somebody like like mike lindell, who held that these held these cyber symposiums, he was, you know, he and a cohort of other far right people were writing checks, support some of this. you know, they in some ways were constantly in search of any sort of evidence or any kind of answer that would prove what believed even if they i think just going circles and, it still feels that way with some of it, you know, with different reports or how you know, people are able to manipulate data in different ways and it does often feel like they were in circles searching for an that mi

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nothing new for trump. in 2016 when he addressed the dnc lasting the attack on the muslim community. now a powerful and impactful speech. >> have you ever been to arlington cemetery? go and look at the graves of brave people who died defending the united states of america. you will see all faiths. all genders, and ethnicities. you have sacrificed nothing. >> of course, how did trump respond to that? >> is wife, if you look at his wife. she was standing and nothing to say. maybe she was not allowed to have anything to say. you tell me. >> the allies piled on accusing him of using his fallen the sun as a political pawn pick which makes what happened this weekend arlington all the more sickening. a disgraced former commander in chief standing on the graves of america's falling. to take what he knew was an illegal photo all to score cheap political points. and he is a golden star father and he joins us now. his late son used as army captain in iraq. thank you for coming back on the show. it is good to see you a

i hear a lot of trump aide from your call -- trump hate from your callers. my thought is that in 2020, there was a lot of trump hate and we elected joe biden who could not even finish his term. you have to have a better candidate that's better than who trump is. trump has a proven record of lowering taxes, of stimulating the economy, lowering unemployment. host: thanks. stephanie, staten island on the line for others. caller: good morning. i listened to the debate. i listened to both candidate. what i was looking for was a plan for the way forward. what i got as a person listening that has not made a decision yet is that kamala -- she kept repeating her to step plan. $25,000 to new homeowners, which doesn't affect me. she's also going to give $50,000 for small business startups, which also does not affect me. there was a lot of political pomp and circumstance. oh, we are going to do this and that. for someone that's been in that position for over three years i would have food for a little more substance as to what she was going to do to propel us forward. wi

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rank up there as one of trump's most consequential legacies a huge win for trump and his conservative base for 54 years. they were trying to get roe v. wade terminated. and i did it but the reversal of roe would become a loss at the ballot box. >> blunting the expected red wave in the 2022 midterms, and being very unpopular with voters as trump approaches 2024 he doesn't know how to talk about it. >> everybody does. >> he touted does he distance himself from it? he seemed to choose a mixture of both. >> my view is now that we have abortion where everybody wanted it from a legal standpoint. the states will determine by vote or legislation, or perhaps both. and whatever they decide must be the law of the land in this case the law of the state. >> donald trump thinks that he's been given a sort of a neat pass out of the debate by saying, well, we're just going to send it back to the states. and that's going to solve everything essentially. so that i'm going to throw up my hands and i don't have to worry about this anymore but many believe the issue will be back on president and trump's a

sounds like trump is not taking it as seriously but trump is not a good debater.done this sev times. we expect him to have a good night as well. >> he is readand prepared. thank you for joining us. joining me from the d.c. studio is rodni, former republican congressman from illinois, and stephanie, former democratic congresswoman from florida. great to talk to you both. rodney, what are your expectations for the debate? >> this is a chance for vice president harris to begin to define who she is. it wasn't long ago that we were talking about president biden debating president trump and the world witnessed what hasn't happened in our lifetime, having a presidential candidate who was replaced this close to the election. i think harris has to come out strong. she has been practicing for the debate. she has to show the american people why she has been avoiding tough questions from national media and the onus is on her to over perform tonight. >> stephanie, what about your expectations? what do you think we will see tonight? i think the convention was the last time we w

trump is so cool that even attempts are made on him. it is necessary to support ukraine as much as it is necessary. and what do americans say in general? the consequences of the election can be quite dramatic, the electoral temperature in america does not drop, the lack of answers to the question of how to restrain russia in the near future, to make ukraine a vassal of russia, or should this also frighten ukrainians? all that said, it doesn't mean that these are exactly the ideas that donald trump shares. there should be negotiations between moscow and washington, what is the truth here, and what is election pr? you are watching radio svoboda's weekly video podcast staff situation, i am rostyslav khotin, and it will help us understand the staff situation, the american election situation, serhiy kudelya, professor of political science at baylar university in texas. sergey, i congratulate you. hello, rostislav. so, it's like we 've had it all, and the removal of joe biden after a failed debate with trump, and... the nomination of kamala h

trump opposed university.lieves in the post watergate justice department. nixon used it and john mitchell, his attorney general to go after his enemies. in the last 50 years there's been this pride in it being independent. an attorney general carries out the broad policies of a democratic elected president, there's a mandate for voters for that. but when it comes to individual cases the president stays out of that. trump defied that, defiled that and paid very little political cost. and what was interesting is it seemed to help him in the primaries as you just talked about. so there was a view somehow charging him would be a political silver bullet, and it wasn't. and it's -- >> well, it hasn't. do you think there is any regret on the part of the a.g. about the timeline upon which this has unfolded? and if you can't speak to that, what now inside the doj? you mention the morale is low but there seem to be camps, protrump and anti-trump, which is not something we think of when we think of the justice department

, they carried out a long-term investigation and tried to indict trump on classified documents and trump was president, so the supreme court eventually says, no, no, no, no, trump has uh immunity from that, he has presidential or executive immunity from that, but the point... that was trump was making was that the corrupt american justice department were carrying out investigation on the part of joe biden and uh vice president kamla harris, but then with joe biden who who had violated the classified documents far worse, they absolved him of that, so that is a situation where uh donald trump made very, very good point that the american... justice system is corrupt, the fbi is corrupt, and he mentioned with the fbi, you had a situation where they were talking about trump mentioned how crime has risen and partly related to illegal immigration has risen in this country, and then the moderators helping kamla harris out, the moderators says, well the fbi says and comala agreed, the fbi said that that is not the case, and then trump said, well the fbi did not invest, did not. into account all o

trump. trump is the inigma here. for these crazy candidates do they win or do they lose. like most of the time like walker they have lost. trump is teflon. he has had no repercussion for the things he's said. robinson will likely lose in north carolina. north carolina is an incredibly important state to kamala harris and to don donald trump. my concern is trump is at the top of the ballot with kamala harris and north carolina also has a history of a split ticket. they voted for trump last time but they voted in a democratic governor, right. so they have that history, so robinson can lose. i'm not sure that that means that people don't still vote for trump in north carolina. >> that is such, the split ticket. it has not been one on the federal level since 2008. since barack obama won in north carolina. north carolina is a hard state. simone and i have spend a lot of time in campaign buses. way too many hours. >> way too many hours on campaign buses. >> trump has been there. he has traveled th

it's about trump tower and trump hotels. trump hotel would be like waking up in the war zone with congressmen, senators, conspiracy theories, fox tv all over the place. you're basically hotboxing right-wing fox news russian propaganda all day long. everybody believed in the same bullshit. everybody wanted to please donald trump. but what nobody could understand at the time was how close rudy giuliani really was with donald trump. their relationship goes way back. - you know, you're really beautiful. - oh. you dirty boy. oh. oh. donald, i thought you were a gentleman. - can't say i didn't try. - when i met giuliani, he was going through a divorce. he was having financial difficulties. - i can certainly tell you, the person that you see now is not the man that i married. - giuliani's last hurrah was when he ran for president during that debate when joe biden basically embarrassed rudy in front of the world by saying-- - there's only three things he mentioned in a sentence-- a noun and a verb and 9/11. i mean, there's nothing e

trump has the same strategy.mp needs to convince the american people to go back to the future, meaning, hire me back, and i'll guarantee you a better future. it will be difficult for kamala harris to claim she represents change, though, when on the eve of this debate, she was just caught copying and pasting biden's policies on to her website. she finally put policies on her website and she plagiarized them from biden. that's not change. this is a lady who lied about her past, is secretive, dependent on the machine and has gone into hiding because she's too insecure to face scrutiny, and her policies are so progressive, she's unelectable. not everybody knows who kamala is. so she will chew talk time this evening, presenting her biography, and avoiding accountability. this debate is completely unpredictable. we know kamala is looking to throw a punch, but can she take one, can she speak without a script. trump can be presidential, but also self destructive. the country knows trump, but it doesn't know kamala yet an

haris and donald trump. the highly anticipated face off saw feres exchanges between the candidates issues like climate change, immigration and foreign policy. while the candidates aim to arile each other, trump supporters may have gotten more red meat, but camala harris earned coveted endorsements from influential figures. so who came out top, to find out and to dissect to the debate and analyze. the key moments, we are joined by our guest thea west, political commentator from dallas, texas, and also we are joined by mr. george, says muly, senior research fellow at the global policy institute from budapest. thank you very much to both of you. gentlemen, let's begin with our guest from dallas in your opinion, who came out top? well, in this situation, kamla harris, as far as the... performance she performed better now than trump, now she did get help from the the hosts of abc, they helped her out lot, they cut trump off lot, they did not challengela harris generally, for example, in the very beginning, one of

trump, either.e of these people may not vote, some of them may vote for kamala harris. >> all right, i'm going to interpret that answer as like, a five. basil, you have a 1 to 10? >> yeah, listen, kamala harris is an aspirational candidate. i am going to have aspirational statements about north carolina and her chances. i will say a seven. we will go with a seven, i think that would be the independent vote that is there, the history of that state electorally, the money advantage that she has, she can pull out a lot of votes if she can, in some ways, depress the turnout for mark robinson and up her turnout. she's got a really good shot. >> okay. you two can't go anywhere, because we have more to talk about in just a few minutes, so stay right there. >>> first, as we give you quickly, everyone, look at donald trump plane that has just arrived in wilmington, north carolina, for the rally that was scheduled to start about 15 minutes ago. there you go. >>> we are defending springfield, the governor of oh

donald trump and j.d.annot afford for this campaign to be about things like how donald trump eliminated the right to choose and continues to leave the door open to signing a national abortion ban. they definitely don't want this campaign to be about things like how we had a manufacturing recession under donald trump and what we have to do to keep the manufacturing boom that is going on right now going. these are not things they want to talk about. they don't want to talk about the particulars of the trump-vance health plan because they don't have one. they have this so-called concept of a health plan that's around the corner and he's been saying that for nine years. they have to get us talking about something else and the crazier the better and they go for something that is so outrageous that you actually can't ignore it. the media can't ignore what's going on because very real pain has been inflicted and fear, by the way, on people in this community and other communities around the country and yet, if we

it is trump and jd vance.ng our allies in europe against this illegal invasion. in my opinion they say one disturbing thing after another when it comes to the amount of support we want to provide to ukraine so that is who john mccain was and i know his position and harris and what she will do as a leader of the country is similar. that is not what we are seeing from jd vance or trump. >> i was working for the senate when mccain was there and if there was any major bipartisan deal, john mccain was in the middle of it and if there had been a major bipartisan deal on immigration, the kind that was negotiated this year, john mccain would have not just been in the middle of it, he would have been a important leader of it as a border state senator and people would have looked to him for guidance and he would have known exactly how to reach a bipartisan deal. >> he would not have anybody especially donald trump tell him he could not vote for it. that is not the john mccain i knew in the john mccain this country knows

a final thought about donald trump.ump and the end of his grip on your party? well, if he loses, i don't see him ever running again. i think the maga movement will still exist, but we'll have to re—evaluate the party, trying to take the best of trump, the best of all of the figures in the republican party and put it back together again. you know, the labour party had that same problem. the tories now have it. you know, politics runs in cycles. if he wins, i think you're going to have a bigger republican party, working—class people more attracted to the republican party under donald trump. we're actually growing with minorities. so time will tell. stay tuned. lindsey graham, thanks forjoining me on hardtalk. thank you. low pressure and early warmth in september have brought flooding rains to some this weekend. a month's worth of rain fell in parts of the west midlands on the slow—moving weather front on sunday, which is only slowly easing its way eastwards through the remainder of the night, so the heaviest rain does eas

i feel like trump's lies from the trump view , trump's moment, vance takes it to cnn and says, no, noted that to make you cover it. i wonder if vance is almost too transparent in terms of what they are doing, which is intentionally to lie to stoke racism, to stoke divides and to steal elections ? >> this is a part of learning. you can see vance go through the motions of saying, you know, donald trump has taken into one place and i will take it to the next level. it is almost like he put out to say, we will put out this guy that will be more extreme than i am because on one hand, if we lose, we know what our boundaries are. if we know in this time we win, we know how far we can take it. i do sincerely hope that kamala harris wins but the concern i have always had is that that trump imagery and energy does not go away. it is high school chemistry. where does that energy all go? there will be jd vance types out there. including they will say things even worse than what he said, which i don't even know was possible, he will try to lead something after this election. there will be people t

the border's trump's fault. inflation's trump's fault. i wasn't running. i was a loyal vp. and that's how she gets out of it. she doesn't represent change. because if she did, why did she copy and paste joe biden's platform onto her website. she's ms. status quo everybody will know it at the end of the night. >> judge jeanine: and the truth is that 60% of americans want change and that only 25% of americans think that she represents change. then she goes, i think like within the last 48 hours, she literally plagiarizes from joe biden's campaign website, and it says to reelect joe biden, that got included, too. he's a plagiarist and she's plagiarizing him. how is she an agent of change? >> jessica: so a couple of things. there are polls on either side of who represents change. so there's some polls that say that donald trump wins in that category some polls that say she fits in that category. you can find both, suit your fancy. i don't really know if it counts as being plagiarism to take stuff from a campaign website where you were the vic

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trump if mr.mp is not contrite or apoll gettic or remorseful at sentencing and even if the attacks continue on judge merchan, he has demonstrated the ability to brush that aside and do his job in the proper way, chris. >> that brings me to the one thing that judge merchan did deny donald trump's team. he said, i'm not going to preclude the people from filing a presentencing memorandum. we should remind people that there are 34 felonies that donald trump was convicted of. each carries a possible sentence of four years behind bars unlikely i think that they, obviously, would be served consecutively if there was to be any jail time, it would most likely be concurrent. but what would a sentencing memo like that contain, do you think, and what do you expect the prosecution to arguing for? >> the prosecution will most likely argue within the guideline sentence and i think one of the things that the pretrial memorandum is going to do, it's going to outline every single fact of the case, but it's also goi

but beyond the trump war room, look at who trump is traveling with. someone who was with him backstage and came with him into the spin room. let's talk about laura loomer. you may know her from her attempt to say that the parkland shooting was a hoax. or from when she handcuffed herself thanks to twitter's corporate headquarters wearing a yellow star of david on her chest to protest being banned by the site in 2018. that was before elon musk took over. loomer and trump have been joined at the hip all this week. she was pushing the lie about haitian migrants. just before pushing this pet eating conspiracy before spending this week with trump, a week ago today, laura loomer ate dog food on her show loomer unleashed. no pun intended. i think. today for what is, whatever it's worth, trump tried to distance himself from her sort of. >> laura is a supporter. i don't control laura. she has to say what she wants. i know she is a big fan of the campaign. >> is she an adviser? >> i would say that she brings the spirit. >> if you ignore all the radicals and weir

trump.download that right now if you don't have fog stations get it right now, check it out, you will love it. let's see some texts! suzanne, chelsea saw something, said something and nobody did anything. no they did not. alex from new york, nothing brings me more joy than a delicious world -- word salad. you must be very full. how is kamala harris turning to the page in the same playbook if she keeps weeding from the same playbook? that is all for tonight, "hannity" is next. remember, i'm watters, and this is my world. ♪ ♪ >> sean: welcome to "hannity", in just a moment of the 45th president of the united states donald trumbull join is just two days after a second assassination attempt in less than two months. plus is that low lights from a kamala harris rare appearance without at teleprompter today, and despite it from the questions, the vice president still struggled to give a single straight answer, take a look. anyway, we will have lot more on that, i don't know where the shot was. anyw

a lot of supporters still say, let trump be trump. his own worst enemy tonight if he doesn't rein it in a little? what do you think? >> trump's going to be trump. it doesn't matter how much advice he gets. he's pretty confident in his own skill set. and i think he has a commanding presence, usually on the debate stage. and he can be entertaining for a lot of people. i think he knows how to communicate very effectively. i do think, however, chris, that his challenge is actually if you get deep into the policy, it's not a strong suit for him. so i think there'll be questions, to what extent can the moderators tonight really push both of them to give bigger, deeper explanations on their policy subscriptions for the future of our country. >> you know, the harris campaign has been aggressively registering younger voters, polling shows they strongly support age limits on candidates. how much pressure do you think trump is under to demonstrate to these younger voters, specifically, but i think to the larger electorate, that he's still up to

like to say, but... the fact that trump understood the need to work with ukraine, the fact that trump can no longer dismiss the ukrainian issue as unnecessary, or in principle cannot to abandon ukraine as an important part of one's own foreign policy, today it became obvious, because we know trump's psychology, we understand that he is offended easily enough, as he himself recently admitted at a rally, he is ready to work only with those people who love him and with no one else, the fact that after a rather complicated relationship... after problems with impeachment, after the latest publicity of his aggressive reaction to zelensky's visit to pennsylvania, he still agrees to a meeting, and from my point of view, the fact that because of his own ... antipathy and despite this antipathy, trump still contacted zelenskyi, this once again proves that the topic of ukraine, the topic of mutual support, is important to him, regardless of his personal attitude. indeed this meeting took place, though it was not completely clear whether she would be or not, oleksandr, please keep in touch with u

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but i'm sorry, donald trump has never debated anybody. donald trump has performed. donald trump has thrown names at people. he's said incoherent -- made incoherent statements that have not been challenged. he has shown himself to be that wrecking ball. and i suspect that there will be a -- there will be some resistance to that my his campaign, but whether he resists that on that stage will remain to be seen. i think for her, it's a matter of how she avoids the wrecking ball. and in fact, you know, put on her superwoman chops and sort of push that ball back in his direction and see if anything lands. but i think kamala, you know, a lot of people say, well, she has a lot to lose and that the pressure is on her. yeah, there is that. but i think the pressure is also on donald trump, because he was a former president, who, you know, was president during covid, and failed at that. that brought on the recession by spending $8 trillion. so he's going to have to account for some things, too. and that's why tonight is going to be an interesting slog through that debate. >> ye

it's so important we have that because trump and trump's campaign and the maga world are billionaire superpac funded. they have a lot of resources to come at the vice president over the next 50 days with the attacks and smeers. we have to have the resources to fight back and harness this energy that we're seeing in the debate and even before in order to get her message out and talk about the issues that matter to people like you just played in that clip. >> the debate shows really good movement for you, but i wonder where is your head on polls? do you wish they all had you tide? with yo how do you guys internally deal with polls? what do you want people to take from them? >> we see this as a margin of error race. we're a divided country. the vice president is working hard to change that dynamic. you talked about the broad coalition that she's building. hundreds of bush, romney, mccain alumni were coming out putting country over party. the former attorney general for president bush out this morning saying donald trump represents a real threat to the rule of law in this country. vice p

is that trump, former president trump likes to be the center of attention, right? and he will do things to be that part of the center of attention so that the cable news is talking about it. so that maybe broadcast maybe talks about it for 30 to 45 seconds. but the real conversation going on with america or pocketbook issues, that's not being addressed. so he is almost winning the conversation by a were talking about the scandal of the day, not talking about the issues that matter. and be the issues that actually matter to the voters that there thinking about and their subset of what's the most important issue to me, trump's already having that conversation. they've already sort of validated this position. >> i don't think that that's winning. and bill clinton made a speech at the democratic convention. i think it really hit the nail on the head. he said the next time trump speaks don't count the lives, count the eyes. and trump is all about a.i it's all about me he is all about my agenda. the people who are against me, it's all about everybody knew every other wor

. trumps t. my rolled out to get some of the take away lines such as emma grins, dining on cats and dogs, snatch them that are american, known as a claim widely would have killed since then. harris has poked fun. that drums performance at ho riley's while his side se she's avoiding substance detail. is this a defining week in the election? and will there be a 2nd debate we'll on. so those questions on more with all panel of guess in a moment that says this report from laurel. com us campaign season is in full swing presidential candidate. comalla harris is in north carolina. and donald trump in arizona. how is increase a slight lead in opinion polls following a debate on choose, say, the money, say she came out as a winner and she wants another show down. i believe we always have another debate because this election and what is at stake. it could not be more important punch. trump ruled the south and said he was the victim. we've done to debate said because they were successful, there will be no

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his reply a trump -- debate trump for trump is defined through theatrics of his performance.g to go in to this wanting to get under her skin and rattle her and he did manage to rattle a couple times hillary clinton when he debated her in 2016, 2020 i am not counting 2020 because it was not a debate it was a freak show honestly. what do you think the risks are for kamala harris going into this? >> i think the biggest risk of kamala harris is gender. her gender. she is a female. and this is a sexist society we live in in large part. donald trump's base is guys, bros trump bros and she risk being overly aggressive how to handle him symome talks. if he walks up her and look at him and say what's up with this. something like that. you know, just something short and simple. but i think her risk is coming across as being too aggressive there's a fine line to draw between being a prosecutor and really getting into the issues and showing displaying the fact that what we talked about child tax care credit. does know how it works? he has no clue how it works with american families. none

and a long time trump advisory says that drives trump crazy.t, most important thing that she needs to point out is her record as one as a prosecutor -- if you are going to talk about crime, for example, she has a way of talking to people who are accused of drugs, what trump says democrats are soft about, she has been a tough prosecutor about. she has a great record. yeah, she can push those things away by simply pointing out her own record but then i think she has to pivot and pointing out it is donald trump that is tearing apart the police. he is the one that wants to defund the police. remember he is the one that wants to tear apart the f.b.i. he has been talking about that for a long time. he attacks members of law enforcement and the military and she needs to make sure to point that out. i don't think that she should be on offense all of the time about things that trump has said. rather to remind people what she is going to do to make people safer in their communities across america. that means investing in communities, lifting up people wh

>> i like donald trump. what i get aggravated with donald trump is he tends to ramble as many old people do -- i'm pretty old, to. ramble on and say offensive things and i would like to tell him, talk less about yourself. >> good morning. >> morning. i was here illinois in the attempt to biden dropped off the ballot because of the mentally deficient and the democrats continued to put on this show that he was competent and isn't that very much. >> you talk about the 2020 election for the primary. >> i'm talking about the primary election here in illinois and the democratic party was all for biden. what is wrong? or even put two words together that make sense and mumbled all the time and falling on his face. that was the democratic party which they would put up for us and now they give us harris? ridiculous. >> what you think is going to win? >> i have my objection with donald trump, too. donald trump is about and paid for politician owned by the jewish lobby. he says nothing about what happened the palestinia