donald trump ran a for-profit college, trump university, that was forced to pay $25 million to the studentst scams. as district attorney, to go after polluters, i created one of the first environmental justice units in our nation. donald trump stood in mar-a-lago and told big oil lobbyists he would do their bidding for a $1 billion campaign contribution. during the foreclosure crisis, i took on the big wall street banks and 120 billion dollars for california families. holding those banks accountable for fraud. donald trump was just found guilty of 34 counts of fraud. but make no mistake, all of that being said, this campaign is not just about us versus donald trump. there is more to this campaign than that. our campaign has always been about two different versions of what we see as the future of our country, two different visions for the future of our country. one focused on the future, the other focused on the past. donald trump wants to take our country backwards to a time before many of our fellow americans had full freedoms and rights. but we believe in a brighter future that makes room

thousand, donations were made then while trump was facing a class-action lawsuit that claimed trump universityg students of money and haris's office never took action against the organization, officials working for haris at the time said the donations have nothing to do with the lack of action, right now that’s all. pulling out this, and with a degree of reliability of 50% at best, now, it means that on the other hand, in fact, we do not fully understand this kind of religious upsurge on the part of conservatives, it is connected not only with the fact that the hand of god deflected the bullet, in fact these are much deeper beliefs of these evangelists, that is, these are not just protestants, they are a very special type of protestants who have the idea that for america there is... but they hate stormy daniels and love trump, this is a very deep, again protestant point of view that he is a man, all men are burned by passions, but... i really, in general, i think that the conversation is all about the fact that this is a production, well, guys, it’s me, i don’t believe in it even once, of cour

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trump university, a total scam. trump wine. for $99 you can smell like donald trump.gments for the trump woman who wants to topple democracy with a weft of citrus. the shoe line is just as ridiculous and gold, but also the greatest con. they were sold out so many who forked over the $400 selling price got counterfeits instead. sad. then there is the god bless the usa bible which includes the constitution, making this two things donald has never read. when it comes to that mug shot, let the dollar bills flow. trump raised $7.1 million from his marks, i mean his supporters, after his georgia booking. for most people, racking up dozens of felony charges would be nothing to brag about, but for trumpet is a cash grab. remember those awful digital trading cards? now there is a special mug shot edition available that comes with a piece of trump's mugshots suit embedded in the card. now there is a new item as if a card wasn't enough. a two dollar bill emblazoned with trump's mugshots. behold the official advertisement. >> flanked by images of the flag and president trump's fa

trump university, i promise you, none of them made a profit. their candidate being a convicted felon, the maga all remain faithfully maga. outside the courthouse we have the wishful thinking that trump would successfully appeal the conviction, predicted by a man with a white beard who gave his information only as "hungry center." of course a maga-specific saint nick, whose sleigh is also guided by a red nose rudolph. trump is not the only old not sack in the news. there is also former fox chairman and guy sculpted from 100% elbow skin, rupert murdoch. at the ripe age of 93, he has found love again. over the weekend he married his fifth wife. it was the world's first open casket wedding. [laughter] we've got a great show for you tonight! my guests are alicia keys and stephen merchant. when we come back, i have an exclusive interview with one of the trump jurors. stick around. ♪ ♪ >> "the late show" with stephen colbert, sponsored by progressive insurance, for a job you'll love, visit progressive.com/careers. thanks. they are just for the bus rid

and a for-profit college trump university that was forced to pay 25 million dollars to the students get scammed. as district attorney to go after polluters. i created one of the first environmental justice units in our nation. donald trump stood in mar-a-lago and told big oil lobbyists he would do their bidding for a 1 billion dollar campaign during. during the foreclosure crisis i took the big wall street banks in one 20 billion dollars for california families. holding those banks accountable for fraud. donald trump was just found guilty of 34 counts of fraud. but make no mistake. all that being said. this campaign is not just about us versus donald trump. there is more to this campaign, though, >> our campaign has always 2 different what see picture of our country, 2 different visions. for the future of our country. one focused on the future. the other focused on the past. donald trump wants to take our country to a time before many of our fellow americans had full freedoms and rights, but we believe in a brighter future that makes room all americans. in a future where every person ha

and the guy who contributed to that, trump university, was one of those people who robbed young people of their money. joe biden was left having to forgive the debt they accumlated. you have to remember going forward, we have to get the best candidate to beat donald trump. we cannot have so-called open convention. we need to have an open process between now and the convention. we may get to that convention. in 1972 when i was in that hall and we end up winning one state. after looking. >> that's frightening thought for democrats. thank you congressman as always. we are honored to have you with us. now as we mention, the republican national convention is set to begin in milwaukee in just two days. joining me now is the city's major. major johnson, thank you for joining me tonight mr. mayor. >> great to be with you again reverend. >> mr. mayor, thousands of people are expected to be in your city for the convention. some to support the republican agenda. other to protest against it. demonstrators are set to be kept blocks from the main convention site after republicans successfully pressu

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at trump university, we teach success. that we have done. but kamala knewjoe couldn't do thejob, so she did it. look what she got done. a border invasion, runaway inflation, the american dream dead. they created this mess, they know kamala owns this failed record. make america great again inc is responsible for the content of this advertising. does that give us a big clue as to we are interrupting our normal content to cross life to the us state of delaware, we are expecting, harris, the us vice president, to make an address to the campaign staff. we arejust make an address to the campaign staff. we are just waiting for her to make in the to make her way out. in the meantime, let's listen in. find to make her way out. in the meantime, let's listen in. and we -ut meantime, let's listen in. and we ut a lot meantime, let's listen in. and we put a lot of _ meantime, let's listen in. and we put a lot of time _ meantime, let's listen in. and we put a lot of time out _ meantime, let's listen in. and we put a lot of time out on _ me

donald trump ran a for-profit college, trump university, that was forced to pay $25 million to the students it scammed. [cheers] >> as district attorney, to go after polluters, i created one of the first environmental justice units in our nation. [cheers] donald trump stood in mar-a-lago and told big oil lobbyists he would do their bidding for a $1 billion campaign contribution. [crowd boos] [laughter] during the foreclosure crisis, i took on the big wall street banks and won $20 billion for california families. [cheers] holding those banks accountable for fraud. donald trump was just found guilty of 34 counts of fraud. >> guilty. >> but, make no mistake, all of that being said, this campaign is not just about us vs. donald trump. there is more to this campaign than that. our campaign has always been about two different versions of what we see as the future of our country. two different visions for the future of our country. one focused on the future. the other focused on the past. donald trump wants to take our country backwards. to a time before many of our fellow americans had full freed

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speaking to some in the trump universe, they say they wish she had gotten out of the race sooner.y say it was disrespectful. now it's not just the delegates here that matter of course, but nikki haley voters around the country and i caught up with two letters we talked two january. i want to show you a picture. they are military family, all in for nikki haley. they have not decided if they can support donald trump. they told me they are not sure about j.d. vance. they where he is too isolationist and they don't like the direction he's going and they want to see trump move more towards nikki haley before he can get their support. amna: those are going to be key voters to keep an eye on. republicans are going to be focused on another battle tonight. that is for control of the u.s. senate. what should we expect? lisa: a very big night i have been told by people around this convention that we will hear from. people like kari lake trying to take a seat from democrats there. all the key democrats running for seats and that battle is critical. geoff: the theme tonight is make america saf

even then nothing is official in donald trump's universe. i would say this, if vance or rubio are chosen, a governor from a red state would have a selection to put someone new in the senate. i will say this. j.d. vance has spent his short time in washington, not there that long as a senator, marching basically in lockstep with the trump line. has translated trump's language to the halls of congress which is what i think a lot of people in trump's orbit want. they want somebody who is a quote, unquote, fighter, somebody who doesn't stray too far off the page. in j.d. vance, they'll get that. i think that's exactly what they're looking for. to be honest with you, i think a lot of people on capitol hill will be happy about that as well. seeing j.d. vance as a fellow traveler in donald trump's orbit and someone who says what he says and does what he wants. >> marc, you've been in a situation where donald trump is making a choice for vice president. you were chief of staff to the vice president, mike pence. what is this situation like as you're w

trump university that was forced to pay $25 million to the students. it scammed as district attorney to go after polluters. i created one of the first environmental justice units in our nation. donald trump stood in mar-a-lago and told big oil lobbyists he would do their bidding for a 1 $1,000,000,000 campaign contribution during during the foreclosure crisis, i took on the big wall street banks in 120 billion for california families holding those banks accountable for fraud donald trump was just found guilty of 34 counts of fraud but make no mistake. all that being said this campaign is not just about us versus donald trump there is more to this campaign than that our campaign has always been to different versions of what we see as the future of our country. two different visions for the future of our country. one focused on the future, the other focused on the past donald trump wants to take our country backward to a time before many of our fellow americans had full freedoms and rights but we believe in a brighter future that makes room for all americ

predators and donald trump has been held liable in a court of law for commercial fraud for his trump university for his ways, but she defrauded loans and lenders. and for sexual assault. i think the contrast you're going forward on whose truthful and who is a convict is going to be sharp. >> all right. senator chris coons, i'm coming up against the top of the hour, but i'm very grateful to have you. thank you so much for your time thank you. >> kasie. >> see you soon. all right. so i want to turn to me now that i tend to love about both baseball baseball and politics, what is your walk-up song? we learned kamala harris is yesterday here was her campaign anthem of choice harris making a big entrance that campaign hq to be on seas freedom, the popstar gave approval to harris to use the song throughout her presidential campaign. the vp is walked out coinciding with another pop culture phenomenon, the harris campaign is embracing charli xcx is rat album. >> i'll be candid. i had to ask about this after the singer posted that camila is a quote, bratt tiktok has been swarmed with camila edits like th

indeed, it is very likely to be appealed and i'm already hearing from sources around donald trump's legal universe that there's a large expectation that there will be an appeal of this because of it not just affecting the case in florida and closing it against donald trump, carlos de oliveira, and walt nauta, all three of the defendants there. >> but also it is very likely to affect the ongoing prosecution of trump in washington dc related to the 2020 election that case continues on and now there is a judge in florida saying the prosecution is invalid this had not been challenged in the washington, dc case, so it's very likely something that judge chutkin is going to be looking at. now, they're one of the things as elie was just speaking about regarding how judge cannon arrived at this and she looks through history in this 93 page opinion, she looks back at independent prosecutors in the nixon administration or after the nixon administration. she also is looking at smith specifically because as he is a private citizen and just to highlight how she arrived at this, she says, there does appear to be

donald trump ran a for-profit college, trump university, that was forced to pay $25 million to the studentsone of the first environmental justice units in our nation. donald trump stood in mar-a-lago and told big oil lobbyists he would do their bidding for a $1 billion campaign contribution. >> boo. >> during the foreclosure crisis, i took on the big wall street banks and won $20 billion for california families. holding those banks accountable for fraud. donald trump was just found guilty of 34 counts of fraud. >> guilty. >> guilty. >> but make no mistake, all of that being said, this campaign is not just about us versus donald trump. >> preach. >> there is more to this campaign than that. our campaign has always been about two different versions of what we see as the future of our country. two different visions for the future of our country. one focused on the future, the other focused on the past. donald trump wants to take our country backward to a time before many of our fellow americans had full freedoms and rights. but we believe in a brighter future that makes room for all americans.

and she has already started to cover some of the things, like the phony trump university and stuff like that. host: how do you think the president. in balancing those things in the 11 minute address last night? explaining why he talked about his legacy but he did promote vice president harris, did he balance those well? caller: he did, but i would like to make three quick points, he inherited over $200 million from his father, trumpeted, many doubles every seven years approximately. he did not make the money he has got it he inherited over $200 million. he dodged the draft five times. there was a letter from d octor, and his college grades were sealed. i started to realize, why are republicans -- especially wealthy ones -- so much behind a cloud like this? i realized that he is the perfect distraction from what biden has tried to bring out all along, which is the wealthy do not pay their fair share of taxes. trump is nothing but a distraction. biden was pushing for over $400,000 and comes to be taxed more and to remove the cap on social security, which they stop paying tax on social sec

during the trump administration of these universities were creating basis so students opposed to the idency of donald trump could feel safe yet here where you have jewish students being physically, verbally harassed and it's also who thinks it's a privilege to want to feel safe at college university. it's shameful, they should be fired but the first person that should be fired from columbia president chevy, her handling of this episode was abomination and be allowed this to occur for weeks on end. >> an awful double standard but i want to get onto this one. new york city is going to give a round of prepaid debit cards, the cards will be getting more than 7000 migrants that cost the city about two-point vix million dollars. doesn't this entice more migrants to come in, what are your thoughts? >> this is the result of the democrats disastrous policies. for years they've supported open borders and connected sanctuary city provisions in democratic cities across the country including your in new york and they have used billions of dollars in taxpayer money to provide rehousing, free health

donald trump suggested that barron trump has applied to college and will attend university this fall.course he also has the likes of tiffany trump and don jr., eric and ivanka trump, each of the kids expected to be here. we know that don jr. said he spoke with his father over the phone in the aftermath of the shooting while he was at the facility outside butler being treated. for he and the family, of course, this is an ever more sensitive moment as they prepare to come to milwaukee for the convention, kicking off and gambling in, 24 hours from now. >> since you are there, have you noticed security uptick since what happened last night? that is number one. number two, does the schedule change for former president trump because before this happened we were on the cusp of waiting the announcement of who was the running mate. >> reporter: i think it gives questions about the schedule and when he would announce his running mate. of course we heard multiple statements from the likes of j.d. vance and doug burgum, tim scott, individuals under consideration. at this point in time, the rnc of

i want to ban assault weapons and require universal background checks. [applause] trumpromised to do nothing about guns. that is what he said. he means it. i want january 6 insurrectionists to serve their full prison terms. [applause] from wants to -- trump wants to pardon them. you cannot be pro-insurrectionist and pro-america at the same time. [applause] this is so damn serious. you cannot only love your country when you win. [applause] ultimately, the american presidency is about character. the character of the president who holds the job. the immunity the supreme court just talked about, it gets down to that. it is about honesty. it is about the president's decency, integrity. do they respect people? or do they incite violence and hate? can they uphold their oath of office? i do not think it is an exaggeration that trump has failed on everyone one of these character tests. everyone. what is worse is the supreme court has ruled there are virtually no limits on the power of the presidency. that is what they ruled. a frightening decision. according to the extreme majori

trump for normalizing incendiary speech. increasingly hateful rhetoric online has led to real world violence. according to a university of maryland criminologist who has tracked political violence over a 50-year span, incidents have been on the rise since 2016, the year trump was elected. in 2017 a man shot former house majority leader steve scalise at a republican congressional baseball team practice. in 2020 the fbi foiled a plot to kidnap and kill michigan democratic governor gretchen whitmer. last year trump mocked the violent attack on then house speaker nancy pelosi's husband. >> and she's against building a wall at our border even though she has a wall around her house. which obviously didn't do a very good job. >> reporter: and now trump himself targeted by a would-be assassin. the majority of statements from republican and democratic leaders have called for calm and unity. >> we can't go on like this as a society. >> for all of us to turn down any kind of the temperature. >> reporter: echoed by voters from across the political spectrum. >> i hope that this is not used for propaganda to support violence one wa

was as far right as you can get and the other guest who are supporting a candidate that the trump university fraud. the trump charity was a fraud. he is a convicted sex offender. he is a convicted felon. they say about him being a businessman but has filed six bankruptcies. also getting off of that subject , i am going to go to c-span itself. i have dish network and in the middle of night contract and unless they give me a real good price, i will probably be going to a streaming service the next time and that means i will be losing unless you come up with a different plan to get on different services. have a nice day and thank you. host: this is rick, a republican. caller: i feel sorry for the democrat people. i really do feel sorry for them. i feel sorry for everybody that has to live what they are having. i am thinking in a commonsense way democrats don't like the poor. they are trying their best to get rid of the middle class. sad because like the democrats love chaos. it is very sad how they do that said to struggling with groceries and stuff in the democrat down. struggling to they are

trump. then political historian and george washington university political management professor matthew talks about campaign 20 in president biden's withdrawal as the democratic party's presidential nominee. c-span's washington journal, joining the conversation live at 7:00 eastern, tuesday morning on c-span, c-span now, our free mobile app, or online at c-span.org. on tuesday, pennsylvania police state commissioner colonel christopher parris testifies on the recent assassinatio attempt on former president dona tmp and the ongoing investigation. watch this house homeland security committee hearing live at 10:00 a and eastern on c-spa two, c-span now our free mobile app, or online at c-span.org. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government, we are funded by these television companies and more, including charter communications. >> charter is proud to be recognized as one of the best internet providers, and we are just getting started. building 100,000 miles of new infrastructure to reach those who need it most. >> charter communications suorts c-span as a public service along with ese other

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it's a bit of a preview what we're going to hear from the campaign and the greater maga universe of trump supporters. he writes, the campaign manager writes, for years, even today, leftist activists and democratic donors and even now joe biden make disgusting remarks of shooting trump. it is high time they are held accountable. the best way is through the ballot box. at least the campaign manager and the greatest campaign apparatus is going to take this moment to turn the language that we've been using collectively about this campaign, the stakes of it on his head and try to use it as a way to say, look, the temperature has to come down. and that he somehow he says those on left should be punished electorally. >> does the president go home or does he sleep on the road? >> he prefers to sleep at his own property. we see him return to mar-a-lago in florida, to his golf club in new jersey or the trump tower in new york city or to a trump prord or a place like trump hotel place in chicago or las vegas. it was our understanding he would be going back to one of the trump properties on the east

and, speaking at a rally in wisconsin, he again promised to defeat donald trump, but the truth is again... universityhonors. after receiving their diplomas, graduates of the university of the ministry of internal affairs marched along red square in a solemn march. the international exhibition forum russia is finishing its work. today at vdnkh there was a huge queue of people wishing to have time to visit the exhibition. some for the first time, some again, lastly. however, the legacy of the exhibition, on behalf of the president, will be preserved in the format of the russia national center on the territory of the expo center with branches in the region. once. the organizers did everything possible to ensure that the pavilions were visited by the maximum number of people. during the forum’s international exhibition, it was visited by almost 19 million people. the most popular, however, as expected, turned out to be this pavilion number 75, where stands of absolutely all russian regions were presented. our exhibition, the russia exhibition is comparable to world expo, and we all built this exhibition

you could say that is misleading, but it is not quite the same as being a conman and running trump universitycamming people out of their life savings. that is a hyperbole that i do not think is fair. host: in ohio, good morning. what is your question or comment? caller: biden has been in cognitive decline ever since he got in office. look back at the news clips and

americans a break from biden-flation and we empowered parents with universal school choice across the country. [applause] donald trump was the very first president in my lifetime to take a hard line against china, and i'm proud to be the first and only governor in the country to kick communist china off our farmland and out of my state. [applause] president trump is a leader. he is the leader our country needs. if ever there was a doubt, earlier this week we saw just how tough, resilient, courageous, and daring this man is. and we can't get him back in the white house fast enough. [applause] >> [crowd chanting] trump! trump! >> ladies and gentlemen, we are not called to stand still in the face of great danger. you and i were put on this earth at a moment in time to charge boldly ahead. we cannot know what the future holds, but we know damn sure who holds the future in his hands. [applause] god spared president trump from that assassin, because god is not finished with him yet. and he most certainly is not finished with america yet, either. with god as our guide and president trump back in the white house, we will sho

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professional comments and assessments, it was igor eisenberg, a professor at new york university, talking about trump, biden, what to expect next in the election campaign, well, we are waiting for tonight in the states, the night in kyiv, when trump spoke. with his last word, as already the official candidate from the republicans, well, what's next, the news, the premium sponsor of the national team represents, united by football, together stronger, good evening, we are with ukraine.

university. according to cnn, trump was advised by his son to choose jady vance as his running mate at a dinner inpresident hesitated with the choice and donald trump jr. assured father that senator otagaya, who by that time had already been called the voice of the rust belt of america, sincerely believed in the trump program. but it wasn't always like this. early in his political career, vance openly declared himself anti-trump. however, 3 years ago, at his first personal meeting with trump, vance apologized for his words and trump not only forgave the young republican, but even supported him in the fight for his position as senator. in his first interview since being nominated as a vice presidential candidate, vance does. loud statements regarding future us foreign policy, for example, the position of its administration with the trump administration on ukraine, which, of course, has already been agreed upon with the boss. we have already spent 200 billion dollars, what is the goal, what do we want to achieve, we see the danger of escalation to nuclear war, and there is such a danger if your fore

several american citizens lost their jobs after leaving virtual notes about trump's assassination . wrote: people including a university professor in the state of kentucky, the chief of a fire station in pennsylvania or school employees in the dakotas including the south. there are americans who have been fired or forced to resign after the publication of virtual writings about the failed assassination of trump . most of the content of these virtual writings, which led to the dismissal of people from their jobs , were jokes or death wishes for trump. the meeting of the heads of the member states of the european political community in london ended today without a result. in this meeting, the fear of trump's coming to power overcame the differences over the convergences and caused the dialogue to have no tangible results. the meeting of the heads of 47 member countries of the european political community was held under the hosting of the british government it was announced that the purpose of that conversation was to discuss the most important issues affecting the member countries. although the. the difference of opinion

trump chose them to be is running. they do, you know, do alone in washington for dw, thank you. and daniel crease is an associate professor at the school of media at the university of north carolina. i asked him, what message trump's picking j. d. vance is running made sense about the campaign? i think probably what this suggests is trump is looking for a young, political fire brand one kennedy who very much has been aligned with trump's overall message, whether that's on immigration or stolen 2020 election. j events has proven ton began to be a very reliable, surrogate defender of the president in congress. there were certainly many other choices that were less extreme. there are many republicans, for instance, who looked at the 2020 election and said trump last mitt romney is a great example. you know, the person who ran strongest against trump, nikki haley is another great example of somebody who i think would be a clear voice of moderation within the republican party. that we need to embrace democratic norms that we need to get back to a free and fair elections, which every courtney united states that said that that we have and, and we need to be able to con

trump considers michigan and its 15 electoral votes crucial to winning in november. earlier this morning, we spoke to a political science professor at syracuse university about trump's campaign and his hour and a half long speech at the republican convention. >> it was, you know, clocked in, i think, at over 96 minutes. so, i guess the positive thing you could say is that it showed stamina for a 78 year old candidate. but if you're looking for messaging, it was hard to understand what the message was. >> that professor went on to say trump's speech touched on politically conservative issues such as big business and the environment. in the meantime, there's conflicting news about the future of president biden. sources say he could withdraw from the election as soon as this weekend, but his campaign chair announced this morning that support has slipped. and biden is, quote, absolutely remaining in the race. >> our time now. 734 some new details this morning about the attempted assassination of donald trump. sources who have knowledge of wednesday's briefings with the us senate and the house, told fox news that the secret service flagged the suspect, thomas crooks, as

we know that donald trump ran a university so that was for profit and ended up being shut down because it was fake. we know that donald trump does these kinds of things all the time. and so when it comes to him calling kamala harris, an educated or not smart, we also know that this is a racist attack, right? we know that black people are always being called lazy, been called unqualified in the ways that we've seen him do you repeatedly. so this is on brand for trump. i don't know what this has gained him. i don't know what this has grown for him, and it also is a bad omen for us at any bj to be quite honest we do want to replay the sound from that first question. >> what led this question-and-answer session? let's listen claims about some of your rivals from nikki haley to former president barak obama, saying that they were not born in the united states, which is not true. you have told for congress when women of color who were american citizens to go back to where they came from, you have used words like animal and rabbit to describe black district attorneys you've attack black journa

grandmother and after serving in the marine corps, he managed to enter the prestigious yale university, according to cnn, trumped by his son to choose j.d. vance as his running mate at a dinner in maralaga. the ex-president hesitated with his choice and donald trump jr. assured his father that senator otagaya, who by that time was already called the voice of the rust belt of america, sincerely believed in the trump program, but this was not always the case at the beginning of his political life. trump not only forgave the young republican, but even supported him in the fight for the senatorial position. in his first interview since being nominated as a vice presidential candidate, vance makes a big statements regarding the future foreign policy of the united states, for example, the position of its administration with the trump administration on ukraine, which, of course, has already been agreed upon with the boss. we have already spent 200 billion dollars, what is the goal, what do we want to achieve, we see the danger of escalation to nuclear war, and there is such a danger if your foreign policy is handled

trumps insult trap. republicans hunt for elusive harris attack line. the meggitt universerrounds trump from influencers to his campaign grasping for new attack lines don't alienate women or black voters they need to win. you're thoughts on all that on both sides? >> jd vance had sort of a lengthy eye think 2 like the responses. the better is to go on the attack and say calling us names is what they're going to say. if they cannot deal with the fact the cost of living has exploded on their watch, that the border is a disaster, that the respect for america has deteriorated around the world and harris has beliefs that are not in the mainstream of america. go on the attack. don't through the kitchen sink at hand, pick 1 thing at a time or 2 things at a time and go after those things but respond by saying you know what that's what you save don't want to talk about the fact if a failed record on inflation which is eating up families ability to pay for their children and themselves and then pivoted he need to get back what did trump do people want to know these people want to do

trump is also proposing a universal 10% per cent tariff on all us imports, and a 60% tariff on imports's explore all that now with kyle handley, associate professor of economics at the school of global policy & strategy, university of california. thanks very much forjoining us today, kyle. let's talk about inflation, first of all, shall we, or indeed what that says about donald trump's overall attitude towards economics. it's debatable how much control any political leader actually has over inflation. trump is not alone in trying to turn it into a political football, though. what do you think this says about how much he understands economics? i can't seak understands economics? i can't speak directly _ understands economics? i can't speak directly to _ understands economics? i can't speak directly to how _ understands economics? i can't speak directly to how much - understands economics? i can't speak directly to how much he l speak directly to how much he understands economics, but i think he sees that there is some quick hits out there that he could make for the economy if he were to

time, the last few months, to point out trump’s connections with russia, to show that trump is ready to work with universalous elections in 2020, trump was also accused of having ties with russia, all these accusations turned out to be not only unsubstantiated, but turned out to be... or is it from the category of dream dreams? dmitry, you know, these rather militant statements from the republican side, you need to pay attention, are made more by media, rather than political figures, and as a rule, these are people speaking on the fox tv channel, the fox tv channel takes a rather tough pro-israeli position, he says about the need to protect israel, that's what concerns trump, his future is possible. administration, then they, of course, take a more balanced position, refrain from making any final decisions, statements, therefore, what will happen next is, of course, difficult to say now, because well, all the criticism, to hell, you know, the republicans seem to be opposing the democrats in their attempts to flirt with the protest movement in support of palestine. oppose the democrats in their desire to ge

trump's favour. it is not universally popular. he does very little for party unity.e is a continuation of the brand. and he will be used to widen the base, and their support in michigan, wisconsin, pennsylvania. the three states that could carry trump across the line. donald trump is as healthy as anybody i've ever met — i tell him all the time, he's got ridiculous genes. i plan to be a very good vice president for donald trump for four years. nikki haley, the only woman to seek the republican presidential nomination, was not invited to this convention — even though she'd endorsed trump several months ago and had released the 97 delegates she won, so the could support donald trump in last night's roll call. since saturday, however, things have changed. nikki haley will be there tonight, and on stage. the former governor of south carolina will be calling for party unity, having previously had this to say about the former president. the majority of americans disapprove of donald trump. 60% of americans thinkjoe biden and donald trump are too old to be president. let's

it's interesting how the world -- the universe is pointing trump in one direction and pointing biden in another. you can feel that, right? the fact that trump survived is both humbling and reminds you of a new rule that i hope he decides to take. they asked him who he wants to face in the election and he said he didn't care. i believe that because it's out of my hands, case or officer, what will be will be. and that's trump. >> dana: that's going to be a great night. >> greg: i wanted to talk about j.d. vance. i saw him speak eloquently about the plot of land where he's going to have his family. and i saw alex wegner and msnbc attribute that to white supremacy. the idea of spending in eternity with your family on your own plot is a sign of white nationalism behind j.d. vance would impose on others. it shows you how far identity politics can poison a mind that she expects dei to go with you when you die. where you choose to bury, to lie for eternity, somehow has to answer to identity politics is disgusting. >> dana: there's more on that coming up you will see throughout the show. pres