trump aide telling trump -- i mean excuse me, telling woodward that trump and putin have been speakingce he left office, up to seven times. we can tell you that today trump's spokespeople say that these allegations are just, quote, made up. woodward is standing by his multisource reporting. he will be speaking out, i'm sure, and we'll be tracking that as well. now we turn to the special guest i mentioned, a former deputy press secretary in the trump administration, sarah matthews, who also testified before the january 6th committee and spoke about her experiences and why she's now backing kamala harris on "the beat" last week. welcome back. >> thank you for having me back. >> let's start with those reports. whether or not you were an eye wints to that we have woodward reporting on trump sharing covid tests with skpooint since leaving office talking with putin. the core allegation is it's somehow for trump, not for the american public. how do you view the reporting? >> yeah, i was not familiar with that reporting. that came out. and it was really alarming to me because we had recent rep

as donald trump lays the groundwork for a challenge to a harris victory. >>> plus, no apology from trump the racism directed at the puerto rican people at his weekend rally, as more prominent puerto ricans denounce trump and announce support for harris. >>> and trump's dangerous second act. he would put vaccine conspiracyist rfk jr. in charge of health agencies and billionaire troll elon musk in charge of government spending. with musk promising temporary hardship for the american people. >>> but we begin just six days out from election day in this final stretch, both vice president kamala harris and donald trump are hammering home their closing arguments to voters, hoping it resonates as americans fill out their ballots. if last night's crowd in the backyard of the white house is any indication, the vice president's message has stuck the landing. according to the harris campaign, at least 75,000 people filled the ellipse and spilled out on to the national mall. it well exceeded the maga crowd who showed up in that very spot nearly four years ago on trump's behalf before the capitol insu

that won't be trump's fault, because it's never trump's fault. he will conclude fairly quickly that it's zelensky�*s fault, and that that will give the russians a very substantial victory. do you think the american people want to continue to fund ukraine's war effort as they have in the past? i mean, joe biden really struggled to get the last $60 billion package through the us congress. do you think, whoever wins the next election, there is the popular will to continue that kind of assistance? i think it depends on who the leader is and how they make the case. i think there's been a problem in the united states, and indeed, the west as a whole, ever since the collapse of the soviet union, when you may recall, people were proclaiming the end of history, that there were no more threats, that we could cut defence spending and have a peace dividend. that was very wrong. and the united states is still paying for that complete misapprehension of what happened then. if the case is made to the american people that ukraine is in america's vital interest,

calendar mix-up aside, donald trump's objective is clear, this was donald trump on national television this morning saying that he would meet with the owner of one of the nation's biggest cable channels and pressure him into not running any ads that criticize him or put on any gif's that criticize him. any other election in america, campaign defining scandal. with trump, it is just friday, hardly a blip on the radar. yesterday, trump threatened the cbs news show 60 minutes on truth social referencing fully fabricated scandal that he told 60 minutes to release the tapes saying, we can do it the nice way or the hard way. as a presidential candidate, pretty empty threat. as president, it is not. trump is very clearly telegraphing what he will do to the media if he regains power. he wants the media to bend to his will or pay the price. again, he has been saying that over and over and over again, out loud and on camera. >> i go a step further, so bad they should lose their license and take 60 minutes off the air. the new york times is one of the most dishonest of all, i watched this new yor

trump today.y lead with this on cbs. >> this is the desperation right now, that these stories come out, they have one person saying it, the other people in the room are denying that this happened. the family as you pointed out came out and said no, this is not true, in fact we love him, we voted for him, we want him to be the next president, but this is what happens at the end of the campaign when they get desperate. the democrats start leaking stories that are nonstories. this happened in our campaign. they started calling us saying we are going to report the story and we were like this is not a story. you have to shut them down one by one because they are desperate and they are working on the side of the democrats. it's pretty shocking. >> trace: the former president was with brian kilmeade on his radio show this morning and talked about going on with joe rogan. said the following. >> we talked about it for a long time and i think he's a nice guy. i've met him a couple of times at the fights and

trump the man. i actually hear this from donald trump's team all the time, particularly when we're talking about women voters, suburban women in particular, obviously a demographic that they're trying to aggressively court right now in this final few weeks. but they say they don't like trump the man, but they do think that they'll end up coming out for him for as paula we'll see you and i do think when it comes to a lot of with harris, i think a lot of people are still unsure about whether or not she represents that change or if she is not the change because she's been in the white house for the past couple of years, so i don't know. i guess we'll see what i'm let me just correct alayna's right. >> i'm wrong because she's done real reporting later is right. maybe we all can agree on that as he's dumps for trump elon musk pledges of 1 million a day to pennsylvania voters would help and eagle john don't let john king have all the phoen experienced the cnn magic wall the palm of your hand. get live res

said tonight that if donald trump wins a week from today, that trump has promised to give him controlseveral public health agencies, including being in charge of the department of health and human services. now whether or not he could get confirmed i'm not sure. fair. but what did you make of that comment? >> well, it was the fact that he used the word control goes back to something we were talking about before. if you look at, just at what donald trump has said, his goal is to consolidate as much power as possible into the executive branch. he intends to and it's interesting, steve bannon said this after trump won the first-time he said, our goal is to dismantle the administrative state. that's really what project 2025 is about. that's really what a lot of what donald trump has been talking about when he talks about doing away with certain departments and filling it with people who are loyalists so i think it's funny, it to think of rfk jr. in charge of anything i think we should take it seriously yeah. they've distanced themselves from project 2025, but obviously that's still a pers

what he says trump said about hitler. kelly warning that trump, if elected again, would rule like a dictator. you will hear the audio of general kelly. >>> also tonight, vice president kamala harris reacting to this, and what the trump campaign is now saying. >>> also breaking, for the first time, you'll hear the 911 calls from the assassination attempt on donald trump. >>> and mcdonald's tonight linked to this deadly e. coli outbreak, what the cdc is now saying that this will likely grow, and what mcdonald's has now done tonight. >>> first tonight, 13 days until election day, 24 million americans voting already in early voting. with just days to go, former four-star marine general kelly and his new warning about donald trump, saying he does not make political endorsements, but why he is now coming forward, just days before this election, and what he's revealed tonight. vice president kamala harris on this this evening, and donald trump on the campaign trail making no mention of john kelly, who he once praised when he cho

a political liability for trump.m page 33 please don't tell anyone you sent these to me. i do not care trump replied fine, no, putin said i do not want you to tell me when because people will get mad at you not me. they don't care about me. putin had the sense of something trump did an american president should not be communicating with a global adversary arsenic and scarce covid test. in the meeting in hamburg in 2017 then secretary of state rex tillerson briefed his aides shortly after the meeting saying we have work to do to change the president mac s- president's mind on ukraine. that is because - all the propaganda that he would later use to justify the russian invasion of ukraine and he watched trump by every single word. according to other reporting trump also entered that meeting armed with talking points to challenge only for the president not to use any of them. trump even asked putin what he thought about the united states sending weapons to ukraine and surprisingly putin said that would be a mistake and t

trump is on his way to georgia. we'll see him twice today, and see whether he can resist jumping back into this controversy or whether he tries to just push forward as though nothing happened, katy. >> you missed a good point there. i was going to ask if there was anything else that the trump team was trying to distance themselves. that speaker after speaker, calling out jews, calling out palestinians, call out democrats. just the ground swell of rage that came out and hate that came out of the mouths of the speakers there. but i want to dwell on the puerto ricans just for a moment. there was a ton of reaction from some very notable puerto ricans, like bad bunny, and there are a lot of puerto ricans in florida, there are a lot of puerto ricans in pennsylvania. it's a voting bloc that can change elections. and so i wonder how concerned trump world, those surrounding trump world maybe, might be that, oh, no, we might have just done ourselves some real damage with that one thing? >> reporter: yeah, look, katy, if they'

trump's message not limited to that event. millions saw his television ads watching nfl football games and a little bit of one of those ads during the philadelphia eagles game. >> we'll make america great again, greater than ever before. i will fight for you with every breath and i will never let you down. >> harris: the full ad is two minutes long. the placement targeting voters in the key swing state of pennsylvania. this one also aired during the games. >> we are going to launch a new golden age of american success for the citizens of every race, religion, color and creed. >> remember, kamala broke it, president trump will fix it. >> harris: bill melugin is in atlanta where donald trump will be later today, bill. >> harris, good morning to you. former president donald trump continues to crisscross all over the country in the final days of his campaign. he has two events in georgia today including a rally here in atlanta tonight but last night during that packed rally at madison square garden he went after v.p. kamala harris

donald trump. donald trump. donald trump. donald trump. donald trump. donald trump. donald trump. donald trump. donald trump. donald trump. donald trump. donald trump. donald trump. donald trump. do you believe that? because she and joe have no achievements. only failure and gloom. see, that was so perfect. it worked out perfectly. normally you'd stop and take a look at the video. i have talented people. i say when i say donald trump you just let that go. they did a good job. then i finished the sentence, because they have no achievements, because they have no -- because they're a disaster. she suffers from a serious disease known as trump derangement syndrome. trump derangement syndrome. tds. sometimes referred to as tds. it's quite serious. it's inflicted havoc on some lives. but many democrats suffer from that disease. it's only because of one reason, because we're winning. this week kamala has been comparing her political opponents to the most evil mass murderers in history. and now speaking on a call for her campaign last night, joe biden finally said what he and kamala reall

look, trump, trump can get this stuff in. he is a from queens, darn it, he understands, i know he has a lot of money but he is from queens, he goes to barber shops and mcdonald's and he goes to the mcdonald's, flips burgers in his tie and short sleeves. >> he likes the people. >> if you inject them with sttruth serum, only one that would sound the same is donald trump. larry: she is -- he is authentic, she is not, i never met the woman. >> coming up, why do most economists hate donald trump's economic plans? they are wrong. it is that simple. we'll have a smart discussion with scott bessent and michael faulkender. you can catch kudlow, monday through friday here on fox business at 4. if you can't dvr it, particular y text your favorite 9-year-old, she will show you how it dvr the show. progressive makes it easy to see if you can save money with a commercial auto quote online so you can get back to your monster to-do list. super helpful. see if you can save money at progressivecommercial.com. thank you. we're carvana the compa

opposing donald trump. donald trump was the stupidest major party for president when he first ran eight years ago, now at age 78 he is even stupider. his proposals about tariffs for example have gone from childishly naive eight years ago to crazy duranged. he is the stupidest presidential candidate in history, but the breaking news of the night is donald trump's longest serving white house chief of staff, marine general john kelly has gone public in two interviews to warn the damages of allowing trump to be preside. the president. kelly is saying he is a fascist. >>> certainly the former president is in the far-right area. hey certainly an author an authoritarian. he falls into the general definition of fascist for sure. >>> 74 years after eisenhower and the greatest general's in the history of combat defeated hitler in world war ii and drove him to suicide. general john kelly still had to battle hitler in donald trump's white house. >> what would you say when he said hitler did a lot of good thins. >> i wo

donald trump's former chief of staff, a retired four-star marine general warns trump would govern likeictator and praised hitler's generals for loyalty. >> certainly falls into the general definition of fascist. >> do you think donald trump is a fascist? >> yes, i do. >> and 2024 doubts. >> got to make it too big to rig, right? >> donald trump still hasn't conceded the 2020 election. what will that mean for the 2024 results? >> did donald trump lose the election not by the words that i would use. >> my guest this morning, republican vice presidential nominee senator j.d. vance and independent senator bernie sanders of vermont. joining me for insight and analysis are nbc news senior washington correspondent hallie jackson. jonathan martin of politico. symone sanders-townsend, former chief spokesperson for vice president kamala harris and sarah fagan. welcome to sunday, it's "meet the press". >> from nbc news in washington the longest running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with kristen welker. >>> good sunday morning. the closest presidential contest in modern histo

that is the trump lie. it is a lie that donald trump is gotten away with for almost 10 years now because none of the reports that the new york times or the washington post or any other news organization that has ever been allowed to interview donald trump has ever asked him, what is a tariff? donald trump would never be able to answer that question because the very simple truth of tariffs is that they are indeed a tax imposed on a person who buys a product from another country. donald trump wants to raise the price of every single television sold at best buy by as much as 60%. because of tariffs that he would place on every one of those televisions. every television sold at best buy is made in a foreign country, and donald trump wants to impose hundreds of dollars of tariffs on say, a $1000 tv. that makes the $1000 tv cost $1600. the price that you will see at best buy will not show the tariff. it will just say $1600. best buy will have already paid the tariff for you when those tvs were put on the best buy

>> trump >> trump >> trump >> trump >> trump! >> trump. >> i am voting for trump baby!> trump! >> trump! >> trump. >> definitely voting for trump this year. >> jesse: "the new york times", almost exactly equal shares of men and women say they will vote in this election or have already done so. 's 2020 the share of young when identifying as registered democrats has dropped by seven percentage points. while those identifying as republicans has increased by seven points for nice a shift 14 points and just four years. trump is going on rogan friday. just like mcdonald's, kamala harris have the opportunity to go as well. but she chickened out. democrats know they have a long way to go to catch up to trump and right now, it's not looking like they will win. the one we have to be doing more to reach out to generation z. this is what trump is doing, going on these events, canceling msnbc, but every day he sitting down and doing a podcast with some podcast whose audience is a largely younger when. and that is where he is making gains in the selection and we have to push back. >>

but instead they tried to invoke a donald trump use images of donald trump in these ads.y are breaking up with kamala harris and flirted with donald trump because their political prospects depend on it. >> so in a state like pennsylvania work trump seems to be edging out he seems to have the lead there. i buy like bob casey is not a way to hurt him to tie himself to donald trump if he is looking at internal polls donald trump is starting to get a healthy lead in that stage and that kamala harris is starting to fall behind, he is going to put himself first and forget about kamala harris. think back to june and july right after the first presidential debate between joe biden donald trump. a lot of senate democrat incumbents, jon tester in montana at being another started to distance themselves from joe biden. they did not want him to weigh down their chances at reelection, what happened question at joe biden end up dropping out of that race. we are now a fortnite and a couple days away from election day. vulnerable senate democrats are starting to do the same with the kamal

instead, trump allegedly looked at him and said only "so what?" tonight, trump lashing out, saying releasing the brief just over a month before the election amounts to election interference. david? >> david: pierre, thank you. >>> meantime, on the campaign trail, vice president kamala harris in the battle the ground of georgia tonight. she's there tonight to visit the storm zone, visiting the emergency operations center in augusta, georgia, there with the red cross, distributing food. her visit comes after last night's vice presidential debate, and the moment last night between tim walz and j.d. vance that the harris campaign has immediately turned into a new campaign ad. and donald trump tonight praising j.d. vance on his performance. mary bruce from georgia. >> reporter: in storm-ravaged georgia tonight, kamala harris comforting victims of hurricane helene, serving meals and handing out water to community members in need. >> the coordination that we have dedicated ourselves to will be long-lasting, to get families, to get residents, to get neigh

john kelly served donald trump. he's had multiple opportunities when he was in office since leaving office to come out and use that term to reveal what he knew about trump. and it's only in this final stretch of this race has he decided to come out and say this. >> yeah, so the democrats are speaking out now, because these important generals, especially john kelly, has finally spoken out. another key adviser of trump, all three of whom were decorated generals, and they have all spoken out against trump's authoritarian tendencies. the reason they've spoken out now, is because trump did something that scares the but jesus out of the military. he said recently he would use the military against american citizens. imagine that! that means if you are part of the military, and the president, the commander in chief is you the order to arrest innocent american citizens, to let's say take liz cheney from her home at night go and get an arrest-- um-- other people who have opposed you, and suddenly they disappear at night, or g

i think we have it now -- mcnally have trump back there it's lara trump and eric trump taking the stageir going to make remarks as well. i want to talk about one thing really quickly. we keep talking about why new york? why is he focused on new york and manhattan and madison square garden? i don't know if we have this book we put up the "new york times" in a bowl. i'll tell you about it. it is very interesting. it shows kamala harris is ahead of the former president here amongst new yorkers and who they would choose head-to-head i think it was 67% to 27%. that's not the story the story is would you compare that pole to the results that were in 2020 trump versus a biden, trump has eroded the democrats influence here in new york. kamala harris is now about 10 points behind where president biden sat in 2020. that says a lot. you are seeing that amongst minority voters like hispanics and black voters as well. the former president is absolutely chipping away at the democrats sort of a hole on these huge voting blocs. so, we will see what happens on november 5. but no doubt the campaign is fo

trump had his tv shows. he was very close friends with some major hollywood producers and had always aspired to be a hollywood producer himself. at one point he thought about going to film school. so he is somebody who has always had one foot in the broader real estate and business, but also in the world of media. and they approached him about founding this media company and this was right after trump got down to mar-a-lago. they started his brainstorming ideas for different shows that trump could have or different media ventures he could have. if it was a paula deen cooking show or a golf show with tiger woods. and they started hatching out this plan and there were some conservative stars, who at different points, got involved and they were, at the same time, competing with another social media company that was also trying to appeal to conservatives. but what the formation of truth social and the story of the book shows is so much about how trump does business, how he does dealmaking. some of the struggles

, in fact, it is trump who made the whole mess, and by the way, trump spoke in essence such that, inrinciple, it does not go to the head, and that in general far from any diplomatic etiquette, even despite the fact that, relatively speaking, something could have offended him there, that's what the phrases are worth, there is no ukraine there, it is almost destroyed, millions of people died in ukraine, civilization was destroyed there, destroyed cities, in fact he said that there is no such country. well, i’m sorry, it was just a stream of lies, a stream of fakes, and these things, they are far from any protocol at all, even, well, i’m not talking about diplomatic protocol, of any adequacy conducting a political campaign, well, why, well, if trump knows that the people to whom he appeals want to see such a picture of peace, uh, in ukraine and such a picture of the world. in which they are, he paints such a picture for them. by and large, what trump said is exactly the same story as those haitians who eat pets, remember? yes, he saw it on tv, you have to, you have to understand, trump

donald trump does that. i voted for donald trump and went to his inauguration in 2016.d it for four years and it didn't work. i'm a life long republican. i'm still a republican. kamala is trying to help the american people, especially the middle class. i think she'll do a great job for people like me. >> i'm kamala harris and i approve this message. >> if you came from outer space and landed here and saw that ad, you would be like what's going on? it's amazing. >> it's interesting we're looking at these male voters who are republicans who are saying enough. this isn't about strength. it's about not wanting to be completely insane and live in a world of chaos. because j.d. vance the other night really did his best to launder trumpism as something that is normal and has a soft face and is perfectly respectable. you know, it's funny we talk about the politics of respectability in a different context. j.d. vance is doing his best to bring respectability back to maga politics. as long as you have republican voters, especially white men, and folks like liz cheney to come alon

and trump. that speaks to who his true north is. when kelly is saying, and i hope american people are listening, he is a fascist through and through. one of the thing that i found striking, kelly was talking about how, what was concerning with him. that trump has told the american people that he will use the military against us and against his enemies who are american citizens. and i need to remind everybody, he deployed the national guard in washington, d.c. against peaceful protesters when they were protesting george floyd. these were peaceful protesters. if you remember, many of our colleagues in the press got caught in the dragnet. they had to wear bullet proof helmets. trump was deploying tear gas. it is refocusing on what he already did and how he plans to double down on american values against our constitution and so much more. >> what do you think? >> i think that, one, it is important that someone like a general four star come out and says something. there's a lot amongst military leade

trump. so, here, their attack dogs are going to be front and center trying to make the case. think about tonight as the beginning of the closing arguments in this campaign. >> and, hallie, a play on that point, no further debates, that means the number twos essentially get not the final word, but they get a big piece of the final word. >> maybe the final word with an audience this big, lester and savannah, last cycle's single vice presidential debate had more eyeballs on it than earning of the conventions this year. so, this is a huge platform, it is a huge stage, and there is a lot riding on it for both of these candidates, considering that if you look at the debate stage, one of the candidates there, tim walz, has the highest favorability rating of anybody on the tickets. jd has the lowest. in some ways while they have been on the tickets for months, this is their introduction to america in a big way. i'm going to be looking to see how governor walz parries what are some attacks on his pro

if trump gets back to the white house and look for potential upsides, trump is unpredictable keys risky. he is quite skeptical about our prospect, but at the same time, he was the 1st to provide joe is. he's also the one who promised to ball moscow and bait. gene harris is much more predictable. she is differently. we'll repeat some of that by that's mistake. and that is being on the size. so in some crucial moment . so helping you create and crane petitions for a, for the harris administration would be dominated by, by an era for policy thinking they see as too fearful of crossing into circle red lines. for instance, by allowing ukraine to use us long range weapons against targets in russia. the cards us suppose these critics argue is enough to provide the ukraine's army from collapsing. but in sufficient trisic thrills, damage of preaching are forced into and the will on terms of grant can agree to if you grand needs more for the less us support. how could it ever expect that from a man like donald trump, who never misses an opportunity to complain about what ukraine is costing americ

and opposing donald trump and jd vance, donald trump is the most dangerous candidate for president in my lifetime republican congressman joe walsh, he has endorsed calm laris for public and tragedy for axios strategy, axiom charges. >> erin perine, and democratic strategist keith boykin here as well. thank you all for being with me this evening. mean first of all, the boss has spoken right. and i think it's interesting to think about, he didn't just say he's endorsing he is actively opposing at this point another ticket as well, joe, you've been going to battleground states talking to republicans to make the case for the harris-walz ticket. do you think that liz cheney is the right or good message? or will her backing even make a difference laura, it's a huge help, but again, some context here it feels like 20 years ago, but about two months ago, we had an initial republicans for harris zoom call and that was only two months ago and we had 80 to 90 thousand republicans on that call and here we are two months later, some five to 600 former republican members of congress, national secur

>> having trump on the ground is a big deal and i was on the trump bus last week in north carolina and you wouldn't believe the stories people are telling and topography changed and towns are completely wiped out and they're looking for someone to come and talk to them. that's what trump is doing and it's not a publicity stunt and this is who he really is and that shined through the same goes for harris. bret baier asked her what her policies were and she said i have 80 pages on my website, go read them. either they're so bad she doesn't want to tell the american people that. liz: he held a press conference at drive-thru window of mcdonalds. that's like two trolls in one. kamala never worked at mcdonalds and mcdonalds said today they don't have the reports to confirm that. they can't confirm it. the records are old. this dates back to 1983 so staying with kamala press conferences and showing that all jobs matter. watch what happened at mcdonalds. >> i've always wanted to work at mcdonalds, but i never did. i'm running against somebody that said she did but turned out to be a totally ph

with trump, it's hard to tell how much of trump's message is getting across. talking about something silly, a way trump is humanized or looks funny. these voters might not be learning anything about trump's economic message. that being said, maybe they don't care. maybe a voter who is 21 and listening doesn't need to hear trump talk about the economy as much as think he is reaching out to him. it's a think strategy. if it's successful, if you see young voters, young male voters in trump's electoral results, if you were -- we will see more of this. j.d. vance will be on the podcasts. maybe voters will tire of them there. it's new and it feels like it's not going away. >> there's that issue of, this is a candidate i'd like to have a beer with kind of thing. how to humanize candidates that are involved in such a different environment, right? having to run for president of the united states. i'm thinking, are these podcasts really effective at humanizing these candidates? >> 100% they are. they are informal, more relaxed. most of the people listening to podcasts a

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. but when 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

and you hear trump's campaign saying this is false president trump never said any of this. i mean, trump though tonight, praised authoritarian leaders. china's xi, china's xi, russia's putin. >> listen to this can you imagine what president xi, you know, i got to know him very well. he's a fierce individual. he runs 1.4 billion people with an iron fist. am i allowed to say he's smart he's smart? she's a smart man he's a fierce man. i got along with him very well putin these are people that are tough people when many people have an authoritarians and the f leadership does that is that deniable at this point? >> well, in the clip, you shownot but it's not praise either, which is what you said it was which it wasn't. but according to the jeffrey goldberg article which we've talked about this entire night, you can't trust that article because the quote 60,000 for an ethnic mexican funeral, the only two on record sources both said that he didn't say that the only source is an anonymous source and the family of the deceased soldier, so that he was lovely to them. and in fact, the

donald trump had four years.four years to do this and he promised you, america, how easy would be. i will build you a big beautiful wall and mexico will pay for it. less than 2% of the wall got built and mexico didn't pay a dime ut here we are nine years after he came down the escalator, dehumanizing people and telling them what he was going to do. as far as the deportation plan, at one point senator vance said it was so unworkable to be laughable. that's where we're at. pass the bill. she was signing. >> margaret: governor, your time is up her senator, the question was with you separate appearance from their children even if their kids are u.s. citizens? you of one minute. >> senator vance: my point is we have massive child separations thanks to kamala harris' open border. i didn't accuse kamala harris of inviting drug mules. i said she let cartels operate freely. we know they use children as drug mules and it's a disgrace that has to stop. what tim said doesn't pass the smell test. for three years, harris went

trump knew about it. the other thing that i would like to say about it is this. i know we're concentrating on the comedian. the comedian is language which was awful. but there was nothing said that day that donald trump, him said himself has not said, i think president biden's comments today unfortunate. i think he cleaned him up a little bit and said, i'm not talking about human beings because when you begin to dehumanize individuals, that means you can do what you will with them. and i believe that we're going to win this election because i think independents, republicans and democrats understand that if this umbrella of democracy is not protected, we then will not have the freedom to have the kinds of fights that our founding fathers wanted us to have that anybody actually just think for a second? the founding fathers created this country for people who disagreed with each other. so that we could disagree peacefully, so that we could come to a resolution probably and then move on to a better tomorrow.

>> well, not trump supporters. they like hearing what trump has to say.why he's having this big rally today at madison square garden. but what is important and it may be late to the party is that we're finally hearing pushback on how harris and trump are not treated equally. trump says something off the wall bonkers and we let him get away with it because that's just trump whereas if harris makes one tiny error she gets hammered for it for three days. i was happy to see the pushback. and the real difference is -- i wish i would have heard the pastor say. there's no question in my mind that harris and biden are patriots. i can't say the same about donald trump. >> to your point michelle obama was all over that last night to your point about that. but as i go to you, david. michelle obama also focused part of her speech on men. looking to spur them to action. listen to this. >> anyone out there thinking about sitting out this election or voting for donald trump or a third party candidate in protest because you're fed up? let me warn you, your rage does not

that is who donald trump is. those facts do not come from donald trump's political opponents. those facts come from the people closest to him. they are the ones who testified that donald trump did not want to stop the violent attack on our capital. when he learned that vice president pence was not going to abandon his oath and help trump seize power, trump sent out a tweet attacking pants and further inflaming the mob. one of trump's aides testified that shortly after that, the state received a phone call to the dining room to tell truck, hoping this information would convince him to take immediate action to assure the vice president's safety. instead, after this they delivered that nose, donald trump looked up at him and said, so what. he said so what. donald trump was willing to sacrifice our capital, to allow law enforcement officers to be beaten and brutalized in his name, and to violate the law and the constitution in order to seize power for himself. i don't care if you are a democrat or republican or an independent. that is depravity, and we must never become numb to it

the case against donald trump., again, extraordinary that these messages, the same message coming from, you know, arguably the biggest star in the democratic party and a name synonymous for generations with the republican party. here is liz cheney and president obama. >> the other day i heard someone compare trump to the neighbor who keeps running his leaf blower outside your window every minute of every day. now, from a neighbor that's exhausting. from a president, it's just dangerous. >> i cast my first vote ever in 1984 for ronald reagan. in other words, i was a republican even before donald trump started spray tanning. >> yamiche, i picked those out because i think they show not just the power that each -- that liz cheney and president obama have in their own circles of influence, but the special thoughts that they have. the ability to spoke donald trump in a way that donald trump isn't capable of not responding. they can goad him, they can send him off message, they can send him spiraling into days of angry al

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the new evidence involving donald trump. inside the private dining room off the oval office as the january 6th riot unfolded. what was revealed today by prosecutor jack smith? and what the trump campaign is saying tonight. >>> vice president kamala harris meantime on the ground in hard-hit georgia tonight, thanking first responders. and the moment last night during the debate between j.d. vance and tim walz that the harris campaign has immediately turned into a new campaign ad. and donald trump tonight praising his running mate, j.d. vance, for his performance. >>> tonight, after iran's ballistic missile attack on israel, prime minister benjamin netanyahu vowing to retaliate. tonight here, the new video showing that wave of iranian missiles. and the new footage appearing to show helicopters trying to get wounded soldiers out of southern lebanon. >>> back here in the u.s. tonight, the death of "friends" star matthew per rip. what's been revealed. >>> in new york city tonight, indicted mayor eric adams. did he interfere with w

-- that accurate legal analysis was forward to a trump white house staffer five days before trump amplified lies in the lawsuit. that same rnc lawyer was highly critical of rudy giuliani, who was trump's personal lawyer and spearheading the very public legal campaign boosting false allegations in court. the rnc lawyer said, what giuliani and others are doing is a joke. and they're getting laughed out of court. according to smith, rudy didn't like that and threatened to have trump fire him. days later, rudy called rnc chair ronna mcdaniel and had him relieved of his duties. all these examples link individuals who were working on behalf of trump, in his private capacity as a candidate. and they all knowingly lied to undermine the election with the goal of de-certifying on january 6th, which brings us to former vice president mike pence. in this newly unsealed document smith explains to chutkan how he intends to prove that conversations between trump and pence were not conversations about pence's official responsibilities but rather in private capacities as running mates. this will be a key ar

washington, dc that will vote for trump-— for trump. yes, it won't be decided — for trump.in the district - for trump. yes, it won't be decided in the district of i decided in the district of columbia that we can safely say. we talked about christopher steele if you are watching in the last hour. if you were watching in the last hour you will know we have been talking to the former mi6 intelligence officer, christopher steele about his new book which hasjust been published in the united states. it is his memoir of what happened back in 2016. and why he still has some confidence in the central thrust of the intelligence work he did. the so called "steele dossier" has been largely discounted in american circles, despite the fact special counsel robert mueller discovered "numerous links between the russian government and the trump campaign". including his campaign chair paul manafort who had secretly worked for a russian billionaire with a plan to "greatly benefit the putin government". here's steele explaining why he felt it necessary to document his side of the story, three

administration played by ivanka trump. the former national security advisor, not exactly shrieking violence any of these people congresswoman. >> absolutely not. and martha it was not about an issue, mark cuban specifically said there are no strong and intelligent women who support trump and he doesn't surround himself with strong intelligent women. i am proud to be the highest-ranking woman in the united states congress win i first ran i was the youngest woman ever elected in history. the most senior woman on the armed services committee and intelligence committee. i'm proud to support president trump and to be one of his closest allies and that attack by mark cuban was an attack on tens of millions of hardworking women across this country. moms, grandmothers, sisters, friends you have women from the factory floor to the executive suites, veterans, oldster mothers and wives who probably support president trump. it's a disgrace and democrats have an uncanny ability to say what they think, to show their disdain for the amer

it means that's donald trump's mental acuity. >> you know, you and i've talked a lot about trump's view of the constitution and general. kelly had something interesting to say about that is interview with the times. listen to what he said surely the only president that has older. >> rejected what america is all about. >> and what makes america america in terms of our constitution in terms of us our values you know, what we're looking at. everything to include family, government he certainly the only president that i thought it was certainly, it might certainly in my lifetime that was like that we'd hear john kelly saying that that he's certainly the only president that has all but rejected what america is about you know, ambassador bolton, you have said publicly here, you're not voting for donald trump, but you're also, i'm voting for vice president harris when it when it comes to this decision what about people who are sitting at home listening to john kelly say that trump meets the definition of a fascist that he said nice things about hitler, the reporting that he didn't want to pay

and rishi shaping the supreme court was trump involved in this process. >> much trump was definitely involved. >> he wanted to put a woman on the supreme court. i think he thought it would help him >> it is, my honor to nominate one of our nation's most brilliant and gifted legal minds to the supreme court. judge, amy coney barrett white house in the rose garden that was kind of the event that we identified as wherever spreader, a super spreader event my flashback memory of their extreme joy, their giddiness almost in the face of what they knew they would be able to accomplish ending roe was a promise that candidate trump made during his presidential campaign in 2016. >> a promise to conservatives that if they got behind him, he'd do something. no other president had been able to do. >> they am pro-life and i will be appointing pro-life judges this is everybody a significant contrast to the position donald trump took decades earlier. >> i'm very pro-choice this is a business ran from new york, which is a pretty progressive city. >> he has always been more conservative than a lot of t

trump a saying, make them ride, but the bulk of new revelations involve trump's interactions with vice president mike pence, based on five pages of notes by the vice president. the special counsel sing pence gradually and gently try to convince the defendant to accept the lawful result of the election including a private lunch in december where pence encouraged trump not to look at the election as a loss, justin intermission. smith arguing trump and pence were political running mates discussing private matters. after pence decided not to stop the certification and trumped announced in in a tweet, smith recounts aids allegedly telling trump that pence was in danger. as trump sat in a white house dining room watching the capitol riot on tv, and aid told him pence had been rusted to a secure location and smith said trump look at the eight and said only, so what, in a statement, a trump campaign spokesman called the filing foss -- falsehood written and an obvious attempt by the biden/harris regime. adding the case should be dismissed. >> you are in luck, we brought in the best. he's argued

trump and ms. harris in a dead heat at 46% each although the rear -- real clear politics average as mr. trump with a slight lead. >> trace: kevin corke live in d.c., thank you. meantime the harris campaign is trying out new talking point about former president trump to see if maybe it will stick. says he's exhausted and does not have the energy to serve a second term. jackie ibanez is live with more on that. >> reporter: good evening, trace. it appears kamala harris is taking a page out of president trump's campaign playbook, who has frequently gone after the stamina of his political opponents. listen. >> like jeb bush, a low-energy stiff. >> she will not be a good president, she does not have the strength, she does not have the stamina. >> i've got to say i'm working my off here. sleepy joe, the guy goes to his basement. >> reporter: harris told supporters in grand rapids, michigan today that now trump is the one that is not up for the task of running for president, let alone being the president.

trump held an event at a his goal property in florida. latino voters for trump.ed -- surrounded himself with conservatives. he has made inroads among latino voters according to the polling we have seen with cutting into the margin he lost them by an 2020. the question of what is going on with that huge group, millions of voters has been one of the key developments in the race. on my podcast, discussed it with a journalist who has a new book out about the rise of the latino far right. >> there was a postmortem analysis that was done in 2020 and they found 40% of latinos believed that the democratic party was inching toward socialism. there were more latinos scared of that than they were republicans flirting with flash scission. that tells you the gap in the effects of disinformation and all of that so much more powerful because of that political trauma. >> a fascinating conversation about her book and latino politics. you can scan the qr code to listen to the whole thing. she explains why the dynamics of the race more complicated than they might first appear. chec

donald trump verified it is. so those details are and politically salient, but even stepping back from the politics of them, the report makes the case that these are not the acts of a president. these are the acts of a private individual running for office and they repeat that throughout the document, you have to draw a distinction between the two and given the fact that the supreme court says he's immune from i'm official presidential acts, but not necessarily, right. >> private access to her case there, katelyn polantz is with us. break down for us. this plot to quote, and it's in the document manipulate that's the word manipulate. the then vice president, mike pence, just how significant is this in jack smith's case? >> well, if this is the cornerstone of the case in the way that if laid out here as a written version of say, the opening argument or the opening statement of a trial. and it really is in the details as norm is saying, there's a lot of detail about exactly how pence was being pressured by donald t