i will definitely be voting for trump-vance this year. i voted for trump last go-around. don't even understand what the question would be. i mean, between stolen valor, pro riots, marxist continued as versus j.d. vance, who overcame difficult circumstances growing up. he served in the military, did not abandon his military service. is he put himself through law school. he has a successful career. he's got a beautiful life and family. donald trump always takes questions. he's always available. harris, i don't know, where is she? she doesn't take questions. she only has prepared remarks. and our media doesn't ask her any difficult questions. i know that j.d. vance did suggest yesterday a few questions that the press may want to consider asking her yesterday. he was talking. here in michigan, he was talking about the three policemen who have been killed, murdered over a one-month period here in our area. versus harris, who knows, pretending she's pro middle, you know, middle class, now, she's going to serve all the middle class. well, she's abandoned the middle class. familie

here is how trump-vance campaign is responding this morning. they write it is no surprise that san francisco liberal kamala harris wants west coast wanna be tim walz as her running mate. he is an extremist and the harris california dream is every american's nightmare. tim walz is the guy who started the weird campaign against j.d. vance. we'll see what he says about that when he takes the stage today. he will shadow the harris campaign all week long as they crisscross these battleground states attacking them on inflation, border security, crime and senator vance is trying to carve out a name for himself on the campaign trail. while he and trump continue calling out harris for not yet sitting down for an interview. >> she hasn't done one interview. she is not doing any interviews because if she did one interview with hard questions she is incapable of answering them. >> so trump is still facing backlash within the gop for attacking brian kemp over the weekend. here in pennsylvania, guys, specifically lancaster county where trump beat biden by 16

trump? sen. vancethe first question, a lot of people have talked to brian kemp and i am proud to be among them. i think he has been a good governor of georgia. i gave him a phone call. i think 150 other people have given brian kemp a phone call to talk about the need for a unified republican team. i think a lot of people deserve more credit than i do including the president of the united states because president trump has been very aggressive trying -- are you all right. all right. there we go. it is so humid in here. i thought we lost one of our secret service agents. god bless you, man. glad we are ok. look. the media wants to tell a story that somehow i have been the peace broker between brian kemp and donald trump. that's not true. i reached out to brian kemp and i encouraged him to support the president and he did not take much persuasion. he did not take much persuasion because he thinks kamala harris will be a disaster. a lot of friends of brian kemp and the president deserve credit for the unif

. >> reporter: the trump-vance ticket called him dangerously liberal today feuds >> tim walz's record is a joke. one of the most far left

i think trump and vance, trump is good on growth. e has an occasional detour, but he is pretty good, vance is getting better, that a big plus. >> i wish they would spend more time talking about regulation, she was pore more powerful in rolling back regulations. obama's red tape was costing tens of thousand of dollar for american family and millions for the businesses that is something that everyone understands, and everyone hatred tape, in particular small business owners and small business owners always talk to me about how trump made their life easier, and this crew has made it more difficult. and i think that minnesota, if we're interested in what tim walz said about it taxes are very high, and i think regulatory changes have been a future of his. >> people are fleeing minnesota left and right. steve forbes, i don't think, do you think we're in a recession? do you think that fed should have emergency rate cuts that people are talking about? >> just says they are in a panic, they blew it again, let's not worry so much about inte let

i'm saying, be careful what you wish for burr i think trump and vance, trump is good on growth. s not the problem. he has an occasional detour basically pretty good. vance getting better and better. i think that is a good plus. >> i do too. i wish they spend more time talking about regulation. donald trump was so powerful rolling back regulation, that was in the wake of obama being president who ladled onto the economy ever had happened before. it was costing thousands, tens of thousands of dollars for the american family and millions for every business. that is something i think that everybody understands, everyone hates all that red tape, particularly small business owners and people, small business owners always talk to me about how trump made their life easier and this crew has made their life more difficult. by the way i think in minnesota, if we're interested in what tim walls has to say about it, taxes are very, very high. i think regulatory changes have been a feature it of his governorship. larry: people are fleeing minnesota left and right. we'll get to that later in th

we've also heard from trump's vp pick, jd vance. redit for the deal should go to trump. he told cnn... when those comments were put to the white house national security adviser jake sullivan responded — "i don't follow. hilary rosen, democratic strategist and mutaz ahmed, associate comment editor at the telegraph. we will get to jd we will get tojd vance in a moment, but this is a significant win for harris and biden. it but this is a significant win for harris and biden.— harris and biden. it is. the president _ harris and biden. it is. the president has _ harris and biden. it is. the president has long - harris and biden. it is. the president has long touted l harris and biden. it is. the i president has long touted his harris and biden. it is. the - president has long touted his own ability to improve diplomatic relations around the world. he made a big point over the last two days and saying that he believes his personal relationships created this result. there is no reason to doubt that. that has been a strong suit of the biden

president trump and senator vance's unwavering support for working people make them the ideal choice for us in this election. i urge you all to consider endorsing president trump and senator vance's ticket as their leadership honors the values we cherish as firefighters. more importantly as americans. thank you and please join me in giving a warm welcome to the next vice president of the united states of america, senator jd vance. ♪ sen. vance: thank you so much. semper fi, guys. sounds like we have some fans and some haters. listen to what i have to say and i will make my pitch. thank you to representative jemenez. thank you for your service to our country. the only career firefighter in the u.s. congress. thrilled to have you fighting for america's firefighters. let's give it up for representative jemenez. [applause] i want to thank president kelly and every single iaff member for your warm welcome. it's an honor to be here with america's incredible firefighters. god bless you guys and thanks for what you do. i have a -- i have some news to break this morning. i just heard on the ri

>> on the other side, we've got the trump-vance -- what i call the trump-vance disaster. we know who donald trump and j.d. vance are. their words and actions and their body of work tell the entire story and they tell everything we need to know. they spent their lives serving themselves. representing the billionaire class, and enriching themselves at the expense of the working class. >> boo! >> you know, donald trump calls me stupid. and you know why? because he thinks autoworkers are stupid. but we are not stupid. we don't fall for trump's alternative facts or what we all call lies. this is not about opinions. this election is not about party politicss. all we have to do is look at these candidates and their own words and actions. that's all the facts we need. and that paints a very clear picture of which side the candidates are on. you look at trump, in the recession, he blames autoworkers for what was going on at these companies. and we all know well, it was not the autoworkers to blame, it was things went out of control with the mortgage situation. and it through our e

so what changed vance, why did he suddenly turn to trump? republican sen. omenk and whom vance called his mentor, said vance's views changed because he saw trump's successes and liked the trump agenda. in economics in matters of protecting the united states from migrants, this is perhaps the main topic, very important for conservative voters, this is how vance comments on it. first the harrows wall street crashed the economy and forced developers out of the market, houses stopped being built, jobs became scarce, wages stopped rising, and then democrats flooded the country. we will no longer serve the wall street people, but devote ourselves to the working man. we will not import labor, we will continue to fight for american citizens, give them good jobs and good wages. vance is a very religious person, family values ​​play a big role in his picture of the world, he often talks about this, he has a very strict attitude towards the issue of abortion, even tougher than trump. in this regard. vance’s statements, made not now, but several years ago, are now turni

trump. “mr. vance that she will be lucky enough to one day get pregnant on her own, i hope that she will not have to undergo ivf, because you are also trying to take this opportunity away from her. of course, this is all technology, and the technology has long been tested in america , every word is like a miranda rule, but only in politics, every word spoken by a politician a few years ago can be.” used against him, here's svenson that's exactly what happened. but in any case, this was a statement on the brink, in conditions when the whole struggle is for the undecided voter, who can be impressed by any such flaw, this is probably not very good, it is good for his original republican voter. i think he is ideologically very close to donald trump, he has great potential and a lot of strength to work out the next 4 years, he has succeeded in living. he draws attention, for example, to the very limited capabilities of the american military-industrial complex, in to which billions of dollars were poured, bu

trump anymore. that's a statement in and of itself. jd vance who brought military service to the fore in recent weeks was asked about trump's comments last night today. this is what he had to say. let's take a listen. >> this is a guy who loves and honors our veterans. i don't think him complimenting and saying a nice word about a person who received the presidential medal of freedom is any way den way denigrating military honors. he was saying a nice thing about the person he liked. >> this is, i just, jd vance thinks literally denigrating the medal of honor is not denigrating the medal of honor. the gaslighting is almost, chef's kiss. i have never seen anything like it. have you? >> you have to remember, vance is someone who relatively recently was describing to his friends, donald trump as america's hitler. and today is donald trump's running for the white house. he doesn't have any particular core. doesn't seem to believe anything other than what he needs to say to get to the next wrung to get more power. and so of course he is going to ign

one word to describe donald trump, j.d. vance. harris campaign has been putting it out in emails. j.d. vance is a creep. the idea that they are trying to get very direct and effective with the language here. that all was the things that went into it. they were supposed to roll it out this morning. our reporting got ahead of them a bit. it was broke before they were ready to roll it out. they did roll it out. we see merchandise, a new website. we expect to see a video soon. we will see both tim walz and vice president harris behind me here in philadelphia. they will come here to a crowd of people waiting in anticipation for them to make their debut. >> chuck, let's talk about this. when you talk about battlegrounds, minnesota is not battleground. it usually goes democratic, even went that way in 1972 when nothing else did. it's adjacent to the media market in wisconsin which is a swing state. i was talking to two former governors last night. together, they were saying that walz would be the do no harm, take no risks. josh shapiro w

would trump-vance appoint a democrat to your cabinet? >> of course we would. we have r.f.k. jr. f you look at trump movement in 2024, it is actually the common sense big tent movement in american politics. we don't agree on everything. not everybody will agree with every policy issue, we agree on basics, american energy prices should be lower. we agree we should make our own stuff in united states of america. we believe we should close down the border and stop the flow of illegal drugs and trafficking into our country. it is just basic, common-sense stuff and it is telling kamala harris wants to say she's the big tent candidate and stands for different platform than she ran on three years ago. she's governed as a radical and will govern further as a radical and donald trump has record of higher wages and peace across the world. the contrast is extraordinary and proof is in the pudding. donald trump did a good job. kamala harris did a bad one. >> lawrence: we've been following the border and it is at home, in chicago, venezuelan gangs and united states gangs going back and forth a

that and so that's part of what trump and vance are talking to? yes, they're going to talk about weird issues not to use the new nominees term, but they're going to talk about these sort of things. that only sort of trump and vance will talk about and you have the same thing on the other side. if you listen to what comer was saying, no, she made me smiling when she says it, but she's telling her voters be scared if another term by donald trump yeah, look to quote, a fabulous sandra bullock movie, hope floats, right love that movie. you miss and doug okay. but however, i do wonder lauren at a certain point and a positive message does sell. we saw obama run with that, but at what point? does the harris-walz ticket give the trump-vance ticket an opening to say you're disconnected from reality with all this sort of like kumbaya, hunky dory, stuff, the risk of what biden sell into with bidenomics, you can't keep telling people that everything's great and it's going to be great when they're feeling like it's not especially like this is great for a base p

the trump vance ticket is all d.c.t experience which i think is a big distinction but i'm excited about him in terms of what he's going to mean for the next 92 days and i think he'll be a tremendous partner for harris for when she becomes our next president. >> our folks on the ground say he just landed in philly. last night, he told voters, i'm quoting. we've got an opportunity in front of us. we've got a chance to spread joy. we've got a chance to put an end to the division in this country. voters always say they don't like negative ads then the research shows they work. so talk to me about the campaign strategy. will you message as tough as the trump gives you? >> well, yeah, chris. you're not going to want to enjoy alone. kamala harris and tim walz, both very tough. have taken on tough problems. seized tough opportunities. and i think that obviously voters care about what you're going to do for them in the next four years. so your ideas and policies, particularly the american families with their misguided economic

and it was him who first described the trump vance ticket as, quote, weird. but analysts say he does have some political liabilities heading into the general election. >> in terms of his biggest challenges or, difficulties that might come up on the trail. look, republicans are going to talk a lot about crime. they're going to talk about crime and immigration. and in the processes of talking about crime and immigration, they're going to remind people of what happened in the wake of the tragic killing of george floyd. they're going to talk about the riots in minneapolis. they're going to show the streets of minneapolis on fire, and they're going to contrast that. and add to that with what's happening with homelessness in san francisco. and they're going to run campaign spots that say, do you want this to happen to america? >> within minutes of the official announcement, the trump vance campaign issued this statement saying, quote, just like kamala harris, tim walz is a dangerously liberal extremist. and the harris walz california dream is every american's night

so what changed vance, why did he suddenly turn to trump, republican senator john barassa, who... om migrants, this is perhaps the main topic, very important for conservative voters, this is how vance comment on it. first, wall street harrows brought down the economy. and forced developers to leave the market, houses stopped being built, jobs became scarce, wages stopped growing, and after that the democrats. flooded the country with millions of illegal aliens, forcing citizens to compete for the precious housing market with those who should not have been here in the first place. there is still an important point to note here, the fact is that at one time the democrats were the defenders of, so to speak, blue collar workers in the united states, but with ideas like trump’s, the situation is changing, and now it is politicians like vance position themselves as defenders of the working class. we will no longer serve the wall street people, but devote ourselves to the working man. we will not import labor, but will fight for american citizens, give them good jobs and good wages. vance

not only seizeing the political momentum, they are talking policies that donald trump and jd vance can'ttalk about. it is odd. look. donald trump is going to be 45 to 48% of the vote. we know that. but he is oddly irrelevant to the conversation of this election even as a republican nominee. >> go ahead. please. >> just to your point, here is what i actually think he is doing to the ticket. it is almost the inverse of the clinton gore ticket of 1992. you know, remember, the pence choice by trump in 2016, that was a brilliant pick. still was, still is. because it softened trump around the edges. we talked about double haters. the trump vance ticket is the double a-hole ticket. it doubles down on the idea that these are just two retched despicable people and that is where i think it is hurting on the margins. you don't have that pence dignity and decorum and the performative niceness. with jd vance you get none of that. >> final note here, because she has been slanders. i believe randy winegarden is a loving step mom to some kids. just want to clarify for the record. thank you both. appreci

president trump attended four of them. is that what jd vance means when he says trump is always faithful? there was also the incident in 2018 when trump reportedly said nearly 2000 american marines were suckers and losers because they died. trump reportedly put it why should i go to that cemetery? it's filled with losers. the trump white house denied that story when it came out and of course they did. it would be obviously terrible to call american servicemembers suckers and losers and also to be caught doing so. the problem with the white house denial even then was that trump had already been talking about american servicemembers like that for literally decades. here's how trump spoke about former u.s. senator john mccain, a navy captain who served for more than 20 years and spent 5 1/2 of those years as a prisoner of war in vietnam. >> the way trump looks at it he's at least better than everyone else in the race beginning with john mccain. >> he was captured. doesn't make you a hero, i don't know. >> i don't like losers. let me get to it. he'

campaigns are about contrast so she will talk about the contrast with trump and vance and what she plansr she will be. what vision she has. not only what she is against with a possibility of a trump and vance administration but also what she is for and what she sees the vision for that she is laying up the next four years. there has been much criticism that she has not sat down to do a interview until this point. we have seen the opposite from donald trump we have seen him appear in all kind of pod casts and radio shows and whatever. is there a sense that does bring in new voters? absolutely. presidential politics are about free media and doing interviews, taking tough questions, being in the barrel, kamala harris has not done an interview since she became the nominee over 40 days ago since it became apparent she would be the democrat nominee. this interview will be very interesting. it is interesting to me she could not even do the first interview so low. she chose to do it with her vice presidential pick. she is doing so after being off the campaign trail completely for five days after

go home states of wisconsin and michigan half of team trump did the same, but in reverse today with republican vice presidential nominee j.d. vance, right on their tail with his own swing through the midwest. and speaking of mirror images, look at this. i harris campaign took a page right out of donald trump's playbook tonight, and he held tonight's detroit rally at an airport hangar or the thousands of supporters who were there waiting watch, does the new democratic ticket pulled up in air force two now that's a move that trump himself used when he was in office with air force one capitalizing on the trappings of the presidency. but this time it comes with beyonce songs blaring when the plane pulls up in a level of enthusiasm he has the democrats have not seen for years. and what is said to be the largest campaign event that harris has had so far someone who suggest we should terminate the constitution of the united states should never again stand behind the sale america ready to fight for these ideas that they're putting out there. >> they are weird has held no one's asking for him. no one's asking for it. were asking a fair sh

let's not forget the donald - trump shows jd vance before he was trump shows jd vance before he was comingre he was coming up _ trump shows jd vance before he was coming up against kamala harris, chosen_ coming up against kamala harris, chosen a — coming up against kamala harris, chosen a different context and has been _ chosen a different context and has been a _ chosen a different context and has been a lot — chosen a different context and has been a lot of that he may be dissatisfied with his pick for vice president— dissatisfied with his pick for vice president on the ticket because his own record — president on the ticket because his own record is been under levels of scrutiny, _ own record is been under levels of scrutiny, things about couches which i will not _ scrutiny, things about couches which i will not go — scrutiny, things about couches which i will not go into on this very refined — i will not go into on this very refined show. and when it comes down to what _ refined show. and when it comes down to what does_ refined show. and when it comes down to what does a vice presiden

so what changed vance, why did he suddenly turn to trump? republican sen. ts wyoming and whom vance called his mentor, said vance's views changed because he saw trump's successes. working class. we will no longer serve the wall street people, but devote ourselves to the working man. we will not import labor, but will fight for american citizens, give them good jobs and good wages. vance is a very person religious, family values ​​play a big role in his picture of the world, he often talks about this, he has a very tough attitude towards the issue of abortion, even tougher than... trump, in this regard, vance’s statements, made not now, but several years ago, now they are turning against him, perhaps the most resonant interview was in 2021, in which vance said literally the following: this country is essentially ruled by democrats and oligarchs with the help of mountainous childless cat ladies, whose lives are not working out because of their own decisions , they are trying the same thing... to do with the rest of the country, what is the point of giving powe

vance hated trump. j.d. vance was calling them deplorables, he and hillary were together then. if i was talking to j.d., i would say, stick to the issues. honestly. let trump be the trash talker, let trump do the trump thing, and you should focus on working- class issues, and i'm happy to give this advice because i know he's not going to take it. just try to burnish your credentials as something that really cares about working- class voters and only talk about that, that would be my advice for him, but i don't see that happening. >> i hear you. play to your strengths, basically. stick around, we're going to have you back, but next, debate dodging for now, how many excuses can trump use until he's ultimately shamed into debating the vice president? pr? are you left guessing which foods are right for you? with the freestyle libre 3 system you'll know your glucose and where it's headed no fingersticks needed. with the freestyle libre 3 system freestyle libre 3 manage your diabetes with more confidence and lower your a1c. so you can focus on those special moments. covered by medicar

vance to poll under her, that's saying a lot. and donald trumpby that as well, as well as the numbers against kamala harris right now. >> and also i want to add it is impossible to ever mention j.d. vance without also mentioning the only reason he is in that position is because donald trump basically sat back as people tried to kill his last vice presidential candidate. very important context to always remember. juanita, there's been this sort of call within the republican party that they need to shift, and, look, i'm one of those people, i don't care how many times you shake -- you can tell what's there. donald trump has never been able to reset, never been able to flip. i want to play this sound of some of the republicans calling for that and get your thoughts on the other side. >> i want this campaign to win, but the campaign is not going to win talking about crowd sizes. >> he and the republican party would be well-served to focus on the policy contrasts. >> it's not going to win talking about what race kamala harris is. >> it's going to be a

a huge focus for the trump-vance ticket to win over voters on the ground. >> good to be with you this tuesday. i am john roberts and washington. j.d. vance basically saying he has been living in wisconsin. a big part of the blue wall kamala harris is hoping will stay in place for her come november 5th. as we noted today, for the second time now, the trump campaign getting the endorsement of a police association. we all remember what happened in that city back in 2020 when the riots destroyed a big part of downtown. >> you saw a split screen, saw donald trump arriving in michigan. he was speaking outside the kenosha county courthouse. at one point he had the republican senate candidate and brian style there. he brought in the sheriff with a focus on crime and safety and the immigration problem. he was pointing out in stark contrast to the democrats, the huge problems the windy city is having with all of that. >> they are attempting to counter program the dnc. we will see if it works. >> trump will be speaking in a couple of hours from now. >> it sounds like he is right on time. howell

donald trump and j.d. vance hitting swing states this week. resident trump and j.d. vance are going to be out speaking to the american people about how to make gasoline affordable, secure our border, make america wealthy, strong, safe again in great state of michigan, north carolina, arizona, battleground states. at the dnc, i expect to see liberal out of touch celebrities with kamala harris running same candidate different pant suit. american people do not want to hear from celebrities, that is why president trump and j.d. vance are taking it to the american people. you will see more of that and less division we will see coming out of dnc. >> carley: you are not only ones stopping in pennsylvania and other swing states. kamala harris and tim walz were in pennsylvania yesterday and their campaign released this video that showed them buying snacks at a sheets. watch. >> thank you. >> how many you want? this. >> this is my go to, the original nacho cheese. >> any corn nuts, tim? >> there you go. >> carley: reminiscent to donald trump at chick-fil

so my question for you is whether or not a trump-vance administration would allow me for paris, stone to continue to be sent around the country. >> well, president trump won the nomination of the republican party. he said it to you. one said it repeatedly that his goal is not to block myth for a stone. it's to let states make the decision on abortion policy. now of course that does mean dana, we have to be honest about this, that california's might have less restrictive rules in ohio, which might have less restrictive rules alabama, i think what president trump has really tried to do on the abortion question is really admirable and i wish the, the press was a little bit more honest about what he's saying. we've had a 50 year cultural war over abortion, where unfortunately this issue is just divided the country and he wants to provide some ground for us to come together for states to make these decisions for voters to make these decisions, and for us all to respect one another. that's all he's on that issue. on that issue, a few months ago on the question, his position? yes. you've ado

mayor pete laid into trump, and took a special moment to take down j.d. vanceme started on his new running mate. [booing] at least mike pence was polite. >> stephen: it's true. it's true. on january 6th he said to the mob, "thank you for the offer, but i'm allergic to rope." can i take a raincheck? mother? oh, mother? he went on. >> choosing a guy like j.d. vance to be america's next vice president sends a message. >> stephen: "you better scotch guard the white house upholstery." [laughter] not true. it's not a true story. the secretary of transportation made it clear. he wants to go forward, not back. >> they're telling you that greatness comes from going back to the past. >> stephen: "but they're not telling you that once you do that, your mom will get a crush on you and she'll never hook up with your dad, and then you will disappear from the photo until you, a white guy, teach chuck berry about rock n roll." ♪ ♪ and then two sequels. it's a mess. then, one of tim walz's old neighbors brought out something special. the football team that coach walz took from

, they are a bunch trump andjd vance, they are a bunch of trump and jd vance, they are a bunchnd jd vance, they are a bunch of weirdos. ., , , , . ., ., of weirdos. there was speculation it could be josh _ of weirdos. there was speculation it could be josh shapiro _ of weirdos. there was speculation it could be josh shapiro from - could bejosh shapiro from pennsylvania which is one of the key battlegrounds and he is very popular there, so why do you think she would have decided not to go withjosh shapiro? it have decided not to go with josh shairo? , , ., , shapiro? it seems that they were the two finalists, — shapiro? it seems that they were the two finalists, maybe _ shapiro? it seems that they were the two finalists, maybe mark _ shapiro? it seems that they were the two finalists, maybe mark kelly - shapiro? it seems that they were the two finalists, maybe mark kelly of. two finalists, maybe mark kelly of arizona was the third, and they were brought in over the weekend for final interviews, but let's think about the calculation, josh shapiro and, mike kelly, they will work h

trump and vance will focus on the economy today in georgia a state trump narrowly lost in 2020. meantime a virtual rollcall of democratic convention delegates continues until monday evening. dnc announced yesterday vp harris has secured delegates needed to clinch the nomination. and now the guessing game over her writing mate heats up seven potential candidates reportedly on her shortlist, let harris reportedly expected to make the announcement by tuesday. c4 madeleine rivera there's more on the campaign. arthel: let's go to mark meredith and atlanta to preview today's trump/vance rally. it looks pretty crowded behind you. >> good afternoon for their still letting people and i would imagine by this and get started all the seats behind me are going to be taken. good afternoon to you. the trump campaign knows what happens in georgia could completely sway the election in november. it is a state trump lost four years ago by fewer than 12000 votes. we know they're going to be putting a lot of time, money, resources tried to recapture this tapered trump is been leading in georgia in t

i think this is a weird race where donald trump and j.d. vancent in 2024. because there is nothing new that they offer. donald trump is branded as an incumbent, but it is an incumbent with criminality and weirdness and anti-demographic -- anti-democratic themes. people are exhausted. now you have j.d. vance who contributes more to this oddity of the trump campaign and you have vice president harris and governor walz, taking all of the momentum. not only the political momentum, they are talking about policies that donald trump and j.d. vance can't talk about. it is odd. donald trump will be at 45 to 48% of the vote, we know that. but he is oddly irrelevant to the conversation of this election even as republican nominee. >> go ahead, please. >> just to your point, here is what i actually think he is doing to the ticket. it is almost the inverse of the clinton-gore ticket of 1992. remember the pins choice by trump in 2016, that was a brilliant thing. it softens trump around the edges. we talk about double haters. the trump-vance ticket basically dou

trump side. there is nothing normal about jd vance and donald trump.erplexing to me that it is only half of the american people have an unfavorable view of either one of them. i guess that speaks to a whole different set of issues we can diagnose at another time, but you are right. anytime you are over 50% unfavorable, usually not a trajectory. i think that there is something to be said and latasha mentioned it, particularly about women and the way women have reacted to kamala harris and tim walz in their campaign has been a pretty remarkable, and the republicans have been unable to counteract it. jade events seems to find another category of women to insult every week. donald trump can't decide which con he is going to attempt to run on women in america when it comes to reproductive rights and whether they trust women to make their own health care decisions, because he knows that the position that they have taken and the actions that he has taken, that he has bragged about impact women. it has taken a right away from american women and they are mad as

the trump-vance team is dealing with vance telling harris to go to hell. and new fox polls show harris with a very slight lead in arizona, georgia and nevada, trump leads in north carolina by just 1 point. on the show today, the houthis set a tanker on fire in the if red sea. it carries 1 million barrels of oil, and it's leaking, risking a spill four times larger than the exxon valdez. where are the environmentalists? not a word. vital shipping lanes disrupted. where is the president? answer, he's on the beach on vacation for the second week. thursday, august 292th, 2024, "varney & company" is about to to begin. ♪ if ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ all the riches, baby, won't mean anything. ♪ all the riches, baby ♪ stuart: all the riches, baby, don't mean anything. is that a reference to nvidia? making tons and tons of money and the stock is down? kind of a stretch, i'd say. anyway, let's get started with the big market news of the day which is, of course, nvidia. their report came in really strong. massive profit, big stock buyback, but the stock is lower this morning. look who's

so that's really fascinating to me because then it comes down to the question of, can the trump-vance campaign figure out a way to get those folks who are registered to turn out in november or by september when when is when many will start to vote early if they can figure out a way to do that, then the dynamics of this race become almost unpredictable. we have, you would have no clue of knowing which way it's going to go howard, let's focus in on michigan and the arab american muslim community. >> there many of them in the primary voted uncommitted. i spoke to some uncommitted voters in the last hour earlier in the week, i think it was wednesday when there was a pro-palestinian protester who heckled the vice president during a rally she kind of gave them the i'm speaking and that squinted stare. there was a different approach last night in arizona. let's watch and listen this time. >> so let me say i have been clear. now is the time to get a ceasefire deal and the president and i are working around the clock every day to get that ceasefire deal done and bring so i respect your voices,

vance thinks about cultural issues right now i trust donald trump and j.d. does everybody else. on friday i said this election is about three things and every bit of the donald trump and vance campaign should be on this front. it is about the economy, the border and it is about crime and kamala harris is wrong on all three of those issues. that is what everybody white, black, asian and hispanic cares about the most. gay, straight, you name it. the economy, border, crime. every single day that needs to be the message for the next 90 days. if it is, trump and vance will win. >> harris: i want to get to this. it was supposed to be something to unite the world, the olympics. a lot of controversy coming out of the games from the start with the open of it all. one of the boxers at the center of the olympic gender controversy is pushing back at critics, khelif addressed reporters ahead of the semifinal bout tomorrow. >> [speaking foreign language] >> harris: the other boxer, the international boxing association claims failed a gender test is also advancing to the se

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i'm talking about trump, vance and this group that's around them. some of you in here with gray hair like me can remember when republicans actually stood for and talked about freedom. we know they're there. we know those are our relatives. but it turns out that this guy means that freedom should be for the freedom of government to go into your examine room and tell you about your choices. you've heard me say it. this is not hard. in minnesota we respect our neighbors and we respect their personal choices. now, look -- [applause] it's not difficult. i don't -- i might not agree with my neighbor's choices or make the same one. but this country's great because we have a golden rule that makes things work. we mind our own damn business on those things. we mind our own damn business. [applause] why would you think i need your advice to tell me what books i can and cannot read? or when to have a family or how to have a family? or what religion to worship? or how to organize? [cheers and applause] you stay in your lane and i'll stay in mine. that's not tha