home. >> well, my god, it's terrible as fuses so much facts and logic during that fox interview, usha vance also seem to want to clarify reports that she and her husband had privately condemned donald trump before trump selected j.d. vance as his running mate. and more specifically, a report in the washington post that said usha vance was upset with trump over the january 6 attack on the capitol usha vance told fox that she has grown to understand trump since then. jim brian, todd, thanks so much, joining us now for more former trump white house communications director anthony scaramucci. >> good to have you on. thanks for taking the time. >> it's good to be. are there are word salads and then there are word pretzels. jim, yeah, i believe she's going to really i mean, she she could probably win a gold medal in gymnastics at the olympics with the word pretzels. but yeah, i mean, i imagine you're talking there not just about trying to explain away her criticism of january 6, but also childless cat ladies, which lets be frank. >> it's got a deplorables vibe to it in terms of its durability. in

unique role in the republican campaign, which will be continued by maria ulyanovska. 38-year-old usha vance found herself in the spotlight when she represented her husband, jady vance, at the republican national convention. we met jady at law school, where he entered right after ohio state university. the daughter of immigrants from india, usha chelukuri was born in california and grew up in... her profile page on the website of the law firm she worked for states that usha vance participated in the access to freedom clinic at yale university. there she also worked on an aid project iraqi refugees. in addition, she clerked for supreme court justice john roberts and justice bret cavanaugh, then on the court of appeals. anita mcbright, who once worked as chief of staff to first lady laura bush, says people who know ushua vance hold her in high esteem. they talk about her, she is extremely intelligent, very sociable, gets along with everyone, just a hardworking and pleasant person, and these are exactly the things you want to hear about people who may have representative positions. you know, i

usha vance also seem to want to clarify reports that she and her husband had privately condemned donald trump before trump selected j.d. vance as his running and more specifically, a report in the washington post that said usha vance was upset with trump over the january 6 attack on the capitol. usha vance told fox, she has grown to understand trump's since then brian todd, cnn, washington another day of olympic drama was unfolding in paris, say slightly lighter schedule we'll see 15 medal events on tuesday those include finals in women's skateboarding and athletics james sprint final in men's track cycling team usa and china are currently tied a atop the middle table for most golds with 21 h. >> but the u.s. still ranks first in overall medals. and cnn's amanda davis joins me now live from paris with more great to see you, matt. take us through the highlights of monday's events i've sat laughing a slightly lighter schedule. it's not that light. and certainly the athletes involved will very much be going full steam ahead. but yesterday, i mean, we got what is being talked about as the m

with donald trump and jd vance's wife is coming to his defense why the trump team is eager for usha vance to speak out. >> let's go outfront good evening. >> i'm dana bash in for erin burnett out front tonight. pelosi live and in-person in her first primetime interview since president biden stepped aside and former house speaker nancy pelosi will speak out and tonight, vice president kamala harris is on the cusp of making one of the biggest decisions of her career that is her running mate, which could be announced at any moment. you're looking at new pictures of harris returning to the vice president's residence moments ago as cnn is told, she still has not decided on, which meant it will be, we are learning that harris is focused though on to of the contenders. you see them there josh shapiro of pennsylvania, governor tim walz of minnesota. harris is preparing to hold a rally with her new pick in less than 24 hours and major fears tonight, in addition to that, about a looming global recession, a threat would undoubtedly way down harris's campaign in the crucial months before the election

so your foot slides into place and spree sketch your slippers tonight. >> usha vance, the wife of republican vice presidential candidate j.d. vance, is coming to her husbands defense, trying to soften his comments about childless cat ladies who want to make the country quote miserable. and apologizing to those he offended jd absolutely. >> at the time. and today would never, ever ever want to say something to hurt someone who was trying to have a family who really struggling with that the possible future second lady tonight is making it clear that she is firmly in her husband's corner tom foreman is outfront the reality is, he made a quip in service of making a point that he wanted to make sure vance is on the trail and on defense for her there's been jd or republican vice presidential nominee under sharp fire for in 2021, calling democratic leaders a bunch of childless cat ladies who are miserable at their own lives and the choices that they've made. >> and so they want to make the rest of the country miserable. well, to what he was really saying is that it can be really hard to be a parent

exclusive sit-down between usha vance and ainsley earhart.t'll be a two-part series, you'll see it on monday and then more on tuesday which i think will be very insightful. will: in just 15 minutes, governor ron desantis is expected to hold a muse conference as tropical storm debby moves through the gulf of mexico. the national hurricane center is warning debby could become a hurricane before making landfall on monday. rachel: residents along the coast getting soaked with heavy rains and fast winds ahead of the storm's arrival. joey: we're going to check in now with meteorologist ad amend klotz -- adam klotz. adam: hey, good morning, guys. we're talking about landfall on monday, but folks are going to see impacts all day on sunday. winds currently at 50 miles an hour, but the gulf of mexico is hot, and we expect this storm to get stronger. we are seeing outer bands of very heavy rain begin to batter the coast and actually that little yellow box is a severe-warned thunderstorm. we could see severe storms wrapped within this system as it contin

. >> ainsley: part two of our sitdown with usha vance, she talks about the political spotlight. >> i know why he's doing this, the people he care s about, his motivations are serious. i think it is worth while. >> brian: final hour of "fox and friends" starts now. remember, mornings are better with friends. >> we expect kamala harris to announce her pick for vice president any time now. >> steve: infosync.com joins us live from philly. she will be standing next to the person she is about to announce, right? >> brian: that is right, it will be the first rally with her running mate. vice president kamala harris went to bed without deciding, she wanted to sleep on it and the campaign is ready today with multiple assigns be printed depending which way she plans to go. s from what we understand, it is down to two finalists, tim walz and pennsylvania governor josh shapiro. walz is more progressive supported by bernie sanders, has midwest appeal. and josh shapiro is more m moderate appeal and could deliver a must-win in pennsylvania. >> she is democratic nominee, it is her decision to choos

vance, usha.nt background and how their shared values of family brought them together. take a look. ♪ we talk about the american dream a lot. you and j.d. are the american dream. you just achieved it differently. you were a child of immigrants. i want to hear more about your parents and your family. >> i was lucky in that i grew up with incredibly loving parents they came from a different country. came voluntarily and came legally and made a life for themselves in a place where there were tons offer immigrants. all of whom had had different paths to getting there but really shared a view that this was the country that they wanted to be in and that this was a place they really wanted their children to grow up in, to build a future in. and to really become a part of the fabric of american society. so i think that that -- that's great. that is a wonderful thing. i also understand that, you know, the experience i had was because everyone came request this intention of kind of belonging and worked real

. >> ainsley: yes we went counsel to swited usha vance who he is the wife of j.d. nce running with president trump. we spent time with her on friday. we asked her about clerking for supreme court justices. and she did clerk for kavanaugh when he was with court of appeals. he was a judge in d.c. and she clerked for him. before he became a supreme court justice. but she did clerk. and these clerkships are very hard to get for chief justice roberts. i believe when she was at yale. and she talked about watching kavanaugh after she had worked for him. knowing who he was when he went through all of that through the confirmation process. listen. >> ainsley: you clerked for justice kavanaugh. when you watched what happened to judge kavanaugh, or justice kavanaugh now, when you watched him go through all of that and just be bee rated and reputation from years and years and years before were brought out and brought to the forefront and people were saying different things. it how did you feel to that and can you relate to that now? >> everyone just loved him. he hired people f

we don't want that. >> ainsley: i bent to senator on fry da to sit down with usha vance the wife of j.dnce running as vice president with donald trump. this is our first time talking to her since he was announced as vp. she is a lovely person. we went inside their home and spent a long time with her. we talked about their children and why they decided to got political route when they didn't have to. both very write. yale law students. how they fell in love and coming to -- his military experience. we also had to ask those tough questions about comments that have come out recently. j.d. vance talked about childless women the cat ladies and we asked her what he meant by that listen. >> in 2021 j.d. said we are effectively run by a bunch of childless cat ladies. when it became controversy what is your reaction. the reality is j.d. made a quip. he made service he wanted to make that was substantive. i wish sometimes people would talk about those things. and that we would spend a lot less time just sort of going through this three-word phrase. or that three-word phrase. what he was saying it

part two of ainsley's interviews with usha vance is tomorrow. how j.d.' shaped his ideas today. you don't want to miss it. now it's time for dana and bill.

part two of ainsley's interviews with usha vance is tomorrow. how j.d.'s childhood shaped his ideas today. you don't want to miss it. now it's time for dana and bill. >> jordan's foreign minister was in iran yesterday and president biden is scheduled to speak with jordanian king abdullah ii but very little public iranian interaction with those trying to avert a crisis. israel is taking steps to prepare for a prolonged conflict as reports indicate the initial iranian response could include extensive missile and drone attacks. the top general saying this today. >> when it receives a firm response, it will realize it has been wrong. they keep making miscalculations. they repeated this mistake this time, too. they will once again get a taste of our punishment and find out when, where and how we will retaliate. it is ambiguous and indeterminate. >> a document sent to mayors of northern cities told officials to prepare for water outages, power cuts and evacuations and in jerusalem an underground come bunker was opened. preparations comes as fighting rages on in

wi.will: usha vance sat down wh ainsley earhart of "fox & friends" to tell people what she wants peopleow about her husband, jd. >> you know her better than anya one. and america is just learning about jd vance. what do you want them to know about your husband? >> i think i would like them to know that he's a real person, you know, he's a wonderful father. he is an excellent husband. he's my best friend. he is funny. he has all sorts of dockery dory interests that anyone of our age could relate to. you look at the news sometimes and you see a caricature of a human and he's a really good person and i wish that people sometimes would pause and actually listen to the words that he says and try to understand their meaning and their purpose. i think he really cares about having a good conversation about actually changing things for people who have had a very hard time in this country and changing it for the better, letting them have the kinds of lives that he's been lucky enough to have himself, that's what i wish people knew about him. rachel: t this is a very important interview, i would s

usha vance shared advice for young women across the country in our exclusive interview. >> what wouldhat would you change about your life if anything? >> i think like every young girl i had self-doubt about all sorts of things. i think what i would say is we have -- you know, we have been through this crazy, crazy experience the last several years. and what really matters are strong friendships. as long as you have that, it doesn't matter, all the other stuff doesn't really matter. you just hold onto the people that you know care about you as a person and everything will be all right. >> ainsley: more of that exclusive interview coming up in the next hour. and those are your headlines. >> steve: all right. meanwhile, moving on. a shocking new report revealing nearly 100 terrorist suspects released at the border under this administration. >> brian: former acting dhs secretary chad wolf sounds off, next. ♪ this is the easiest, non-toxic swap you'll ever make. lumineux toothpaste was made by dentists designed to break up plaque and remove any toxins in the mouth, so it'll deep clean your

usha vance is making it clear that she's firmly in our husband's corner. tom foreman reports the reality is, he made a quip in service of making a point that he wanted to make sure the answer is on the trail and on and defense for her husband, jd or republican vice presidential nominee under sharp fire for in 2021, calling democratic leaders a bunch of childless cat ladies who are miserable at their own lives and the choices that they've made. >> and so they we want to make the rest of the country miserable too. >> what he was really saying is that it can be really hard to be apparent in this country and sometimes are policies are designed in a way that make it even harder. >> team trump has been eager for usha to speak up for the republican ticket and share her story ever since her husband's stumbled out of the gate born to indian hindu parents in california, who studied law at yale, clerked for supreme court justices and met jd who wrote in his memoir, after a single date, i told her that i was in love. they married, started a family with three kids. and

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. >> from harris to usha vance, wife of jd vance. >> though he's a meat and potatoes kind of guy, heetarian diet, and learned to cook food for my mother. >> and earlier republican contenders vivek ramaswamy and nikki haley, indian americans are having a moment in american politics. georgia voter jasmine chabra. >> i felt a sudden surge. it is extraordinary to think she is a south asian woman, a woman of color. >> reporter: energized by the candidate and her stance on women's equity. >> i'm going to do whatever i possibly can to be part of this historic movement. >> reporter: now she's phone banking, writing postcards and getting her 11-year-old daughter ana in on the grassroots action. >> georgia is a swing state and i wanted to get involved. >> reporter: they are part of a newly fired up $300,000 from 9,000 attendees according to organizers. leaders say they have seen a surge of volunteer sign-ups and donations, along with memes and merchandise touting lotus for potus. her name means lotus. this energy matters. especially in battleground states like georgia. >> in a close race, asia

nikki haley, vivek ramaswamy, and usha vance also entered the scene. >> the whatsapp chats are blowingare unprecedented. >> we have had more south asians reach out to volunteer with us than in all other election cycles put together. >> reporter: and while many north carolina voters we met were encouraged by harris' identity -- >> i am feeling so excited. >> reporter: -- others say that's not enough. >> a little confusing. >> reporter: and that's because this community is not a monolith. while over 40% of asian americans lean left, south asians represent at least nine countries and six religions, leaving this demographic divided on key issues. so we sat down with these three voters to learn what matters most. who here is still undecided? raise your hand. what does kamala harris need to say to win your vote? >> a cease-fire in the war. so if there is no cease-fire, there will be no vote. >> reporter: this 24-year-old says the crisis in gaza has shaped how many libbual democrats view the biden-harris administration especially muslims. >> it's just difficult to see someone the same skin co

. >> from harris to usha vance, wife of republican vice presidential candidate, j.d. nd of guy, he adapted to my vegetarian diet and learned to cook food from my mother. >> reporter: and earlier republican contenders, vivek ramaswamy and nikki haley, indian americans are having a moment in american politics. georgia voters jasmina chavra couldn't be more excited about harris? the minute that vp harris was nominated, i felt a sudden surge. it was extraordinary to think that she is a south asian woman, a woman of color. >> reporter: energized both by the candidate and her stance on women's rights and equity. >> i'm going to spend the next 90 plus days doing whatever it is that i possibly can to be part of this historic movement. >> reporter: now she's phone banking, writing postcards, and even getting her 11-year-old daughter anya in on the grass roots action. >> georgia's a swing state and i just really wanted to get involved. >> reporter: they're part of a newly fired up indian american electorate. a recent southeast asian women for harris zoom call raised $300,000 fro

last maybe 10, 15 years, there's probably no better to talk to than the lady standing beside him, usha vance own ainsley earhart sat down with her just to talk about the press that her husband's got. take a look. ainsley: what about the negative press? how does that affect you? >> well, that can be hard. you know, sometimes, sometimes i don't see it all and sometimes i do see it, and i look at it and if think, well, this is not the j.d. i know, this is not accurate. and other times it might spawn discussions or thought abouts about what we should do next or how we should live. but i think we've been doing this now for a little while, and i've gotten kind of accustomed to it, grown a little bit of a thick skin to fit. i try not to let it affect the way that i live and interact with my friends and my family. rachel: i'm really looking forward to this interview. you see a million, in their case, probably $10 million of negative ads trying to redefine the person you're married to, to it's tough. i've been there. i've gone through it if first time that ads were dropped on my husband,it affected o

morning on "fox & friends," be sure to catch part 2 of ainsley ehrhardt's exclusive interview with usha vancewife. take a look... >> we talk about the american dream a lot, and you and j.d. are the american dream. you just achieved it differently. you were a child of immigrants and i want to hear more about your parents and your family. >> well, i was lucky in that i grew up with loving parents who came from another country. they came voluntarily and they came legally and they made a life for themselves in a place where there were tons of other immigrants all of whom had had different paths to getting there. really shared a view that this was the country that they wanted to be in and that this was a place that they really wanted their children to grow up in, to build a future in and to really become a part of the fabric of american society. so i think that's great. that is a wonderful thing. i also understand that, you know, the experience that i had was because everyone came with this intention of kind of belonging and worked really hard to do it, and i think that's just a critical part of h

on this podcast, he explains how his mother-in-law, usha vance's mother left her job as a biologist to son. the podcast host says, that is the purpose of postmenopausal females. this is the clip. >> it makes him a much better human being to have exposure to his grandparents. >> the evidence on this is super clear . >> that is the whole purpose of the postmenopausal female. >> yes, he literally says, yes, that is the whole purpose of the postmenopausal female, says the host, eric weinstein. j.d. vance says, yes. this is not a good data point for j.d. vance, the vance campaign is, the media is dishonestly putting words into j.d.'s mouth. of course, he does not agree with what the host said. >> one of the lines i use in the book a lot, publicans want us to discard your lying eyes. in this case, discard our line ears too? because the tape isn't lying, we hear him say yes, we saw this ridiculous and offensive and insulting comments, normal healthy people would say, no, i don't believe that, i completely reject that. yet here we are. >> you know, it is not good news for j.d. vance but it is

. >> ainsley: i'm heading to go interview usha vance.ew since her husband became the vice presidential candidate. everyone have a great weekend. >> steve: "america's newsroom" starts now. >> bill: good morning. we'll pick up the coverage from here. there appears to be good news this morning. it appears that evan and paul apparently are coming home. a major prisoner exchange between the u.s. and russia in the works as we speak that would free the jailed american

. >> ainsley: i'm heading to go interview usha vance. first interview since her husband became the vice presidential candidate. everyone have a great weekend. >> steve: "america's newsroom" starts now. >> bill: good morning. we'll pick up the coverage from here. there appears to be good news this morning. it appears that evan and paul apparently are coming home. a major prisoner exchange between the u.s. and russia in the works as we speak that would free the jailed american journalist evan gershkovitch and former marine paul whelan. we'll work through it as we get it step-by-step. we don't know where these gentlemen are and wait for more information on that. >> dana: so much to come. it could be a very good day. i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." evan gershkovitch spent 16 months behind bars. paul whelan was arrested in 2018. >> bill: what we don't know is what putin gets. we are waiting for more information on that. britteny griner the high-profile case when she was taken prisoner and resulted in the swap of victor boots

well, before i go to the ladies, let's play the lady as in jd vance's wife, usha vance, who sat down with ainsley harriott and talked about the attacks on her husband that will air tomorrow morning on fox and friends. what about the negative press? how does that affect you? well, that that can be hard. and, you know, sometimes sometimes i don't see it all. and sometimes i do see it. and i look at it and think, well, this is this is not the jd. i know this is not accurate. and other times it might spawn discussions or thoughts about what we should do next or how we should live, but i think we've been doing this now for a little while, and i've gotten kind of accustomed to it growing a bit of a thick skin to it. and so i just try to not let it affect the way that i live and the way that i interact with my friends and my family. so alicia, she's got a thick skin. she's grown one pretty fast, right? do you think? not only her appeal to women. what do you think about that potentially with this interview, just from that one sound bite? well, i mean, she's a tremendously strong person, obvi

usha vance, the wife of j.d. vance, had to come out today hey, this is what, two weeks after the pick was made, three weeks after the pick and tried to clean it up, listen to what she said the reality is jake, he made a quote i mean, he made a quip and he made a quip in service of making a point that he wanted to make that with substantive. >> and i just wish sometimes that people would talk about those things and that we would spend a lot less time just sort of going through this three-word phrase or that three-word phrase because what he was really saying is that it can be really we hard to be a parent in this country and sometimes our policies are designed in a way that make it even harder and we should be asking ourselves, why is that true what is it about our leader? you're ship and the way that they think about the world that makes it so hard. sometimes for parents you know, erin, the old saying goes, if you're explaining, you're losing, i don't know what the saying is. >> if your wife is explaining somethin

and that is usha vance, jd vance's wife.n to what she said but he was really saying is that it can be really hard to be a parent in this country and sometimes our policies are designed in a way that make it even harder. >> jd absolutely. at the time. and today would never, ever ever want to say something to hurt someone who was trying to have a family who really struggling with that. and i also understand there are a lot of other reasons why people may choose not to have families and many of those reasons are very good. >> i mean, intention jennifer aniston. yeah. i've no no campaign again, wants to still be in this position of trying to explain that your candidate doesn't have animus toward people who don't have children. and having his wife out here talking about. and this is this is helpful. this is kind of what the campaign was doing with the rnc when they had a lot of women coming out speaking about trump as a father, as his softer side, as they were trying to show it the fact that they are now being forced to do this w

this is usha vance defending j.d. against childless cat openers. >> i think nicolle -- >> j.d. absolutely at the time and today would never ever, ever want to say something to hurt someone who was trying to have a family, who really, you know, was struggling with that. i also understand already a lot of other reasons why people may choose not to have families and many of those reasons are very good. i think what i would say is let's try to look at the real conversation that he's trying to have and engage with it and understand for those of us who do have families, for the many of us who want to have families and for whom its really hard, what can we do to make it better. >> what's amazing is you walk through life and you have no idea what anyone is struggling with. you have no idea which people without children are, i guess, in her words, struggling and trying and which people have decided not to. and the divisiveness, the doubling down on the divisiveness is as bad as the original divisive comments, vaughan. >> and i

gentlemen, please welcome my friend, the next vice president of the united states of america, jd vance and his wife, usha. ♪ sen. vance: hey, wow. hey, it's great to be here. oorah, got a marine out there. god bless you. [laughter] >> we're here! sen. vance: what do you guys put in the water in western pa? this is a hell of a crowd. it is good to be part of vf -- vfw post 92. i've got the card in my pocket, i'm officially a member. this is not the last time you're going to see me. [applause] going to come back and have some pancakes, maybe a cigarette, whatever. we will figure it out then. let me say a few things, and before i do -- please, please, take a seat. i think it is appropriate, because this is actually the three-year anniversary of when president joe biden got us out of afghanistan in the most disgraceful way, and of course kamala harris right there every step of the way. because they tried to shut the airport before they got everybody out, one of the most catastrophic mistakes in the history of the u.s. military, totally unforced error from kamala harris and total failure of leadership, we los

. >> this morning, vance's wife usha, responding in an interview with fox news calling her husband'sremarks a quip. >> what he was really saying is that it can be really hard to be a parent in this country, and sometimes our policies are designed in a way that make it even harder. >> recent battleground state polls showing harris running better against trump than biden. on gma this morning, former house speaker nancy pelosi, instrumental in the democratic effort to push biden not to run, downplaying reports she was working the phones to pressure the president. >> the only person that i spoke to about this was the president. other people called me about what their views were about it, and but i rarely even returned a call, much less initiated one. >> back to that impending vp pick after that rally in pennsylvania. harris will then blitz six more battleground states in five days with her new running mate introducing them to the nation. jay o'brien, abc news, washington. >> reports suggest harris has narrowed her choices down now to pennsylvania governor josh shapiro and minnesota gover

. >> meanwhile, jd vance's wife, usha, sat down for her first solo interview. she sat down with fox and she was asked about the cause i mentioned her husband is made about childless cat ladies running the democratic party and all that. here's part of what she had to say he made a quip in service of making a point that he wanted to make that was substantive and it had actual meaning i just wish sometimes that people would talk about those things and that we would spend a lot less time just sort of going through this three-word. >> phrase or that three-word phrase because what he was really saying is that it can be really hard to be a parent in this country and sometimes our policies are designed in a way that make it even harder. >> what do you think? >> i think she's a great humanizing voice for senator vance. she talked about the fact that they worked on the convention speech together, and she would say, oh, include this personal story. i think all of us can speak that when we're in politics, sometimes having a partner or a spouse who's a good sounding board f

who's going to explain to usha that you can only be one race? >> that's for j.d. vancesident a camillian for a guy that's changed his name three times. three times during the course of this and he's also the one that's on the ticket of the guy he called hitler and he calls the vice president a camillian. >> a camillian. >> i think what this is is this is actually the time, the best time in america rate now because karma is coming and karma has a name. karma has a name and it's kamala. >> kamala. >> and seen. congresswoman jasmine crockett and matthew dowd, thank you so much. whew. coming up. more of the fallout at the nabj over there. disastrous decision to invite one donald sundowning who needs his jello trump. we'll be right back. ed gutters. call leaffilter today. and never clean out clogged gutters again. leaffilter's technology keeps debris out of your gutters for good. guaranteed. call 833.leaf.filter today, or visit leaffilter.com. here's why you should switch fo to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes with a built-n engine, like google, but it's r and d

jaydee vance could become one of the youngest vice presidents of the united states if she wins the election along with donald trump in november. wen and his wife usha are members of the millennial generation, a demographic group consisting of people born between 1981 and 1996. the main problems facing the american. economic, in particular, debts for higher education and the cost of housing. the event, which, according to researchers, affected the lives of many millennials in the united states, became a terrorist event attack on september 11, 2001. according to jaydy vance, that day changed his life as well. after 9/11, i did what thousands of other young men my age did during that time of intense patriotism and love of country. i will come we have a lot of senior politicians in washington, and some of them have been in power for a very long time, so it's great to have someone with new ideas, someone who can bring a new vision and represent younger voters. since kamela harris launched her campaign as the democratic presidential candidate, opinion polls show an increase in her support among. in this election, we know that the youth vote will be key,

vance has to say. almost nothing. but i think it is incredible that we have gotten to a point where the vice president of the united states can have a wife named ushaesn't bonbek, that doesn't mean i won't vote for him. >> i find a lot of her trajectory to not be my brand of woman leader. we have three major international crises going on. and someone applying to be commander in chief. as a woman, i want to see you do more than, you know, appeal to giggling and having a girl moment on the stage. >> reporter: was there ever a moment that sort of forced you to confront the concept of race? >> it is more about ethnicity. as you can see, i have an accent, i speak with an accent. i don't think with an accent. you learn to be comfortable in uncomfortable situations. >> reporter: a conversation with implications beyond the ballot >> box. >> i think every time we see polling it is about race. and, you know, as a candidate of color, you put a lot of stake into how this candidate represents, say, the black experience or the indian american experience. i think we will never ask donald trump or joe biden or bill clinton or george bush to do the same thing. i th

vance has to say. i mean, almost nothing, but i think it's incredible that we've gotten to a point where the vice president of the united states can have a wife named usha't vote against him in november. >> even though you disagree, do you feel kinship toward her as a mixed person? >> not personally. i find a lot of her trajectory not be my brand of woman, leader. we've got three major international crises going on, and someone applying to be commander in chief. as a woman, i want to see you do more than, you know, appeal to giggling and having a girl moment on the stage. >> was there ever a moment that sort of forced you to confront the concept of race? >> it's more of ethnicity. as you can see, i have an accent, right? i speak with an accent. i don't think in an accent. you just learn to be uncomfortable in uncomfortable situations. >> reporter: and beyond the ballot box -- >> i think every time we see polling it's about race. >> mm-hmm. >> as a candidate of color, you put a lot of stake into how this candidate represents, say the black experience or the indian american experience. i think we will never ask donald trump or joe biden or bill clinton or