vance is a leo ball school debater, he has the edge. the reality is, norah, both of these men are very comfortable speaking extemporaneously about

vance:? sen. vance: it's a natural disaster and her name is kamala harris.s exactly what is going on here. we have a leadership that refuses to do its job. remember, they came in bragging about the fact that they were going to undo every single one of tom's mortar policies. remember three and a half years ago when kamala harris didn't pretend to be a border hawk, she pretended to be what she is, an open borders radical? she said will suspend deportations. we will end the remaining lexical policy. they did every single thing they promised and that are trying to run away from the consequences. and the way they get away with this, the way kamala harris get something this massive, dishonest operation is for us to not get out and vote and penalize these people. when our politicians lie to us, we have a response and an ability to push back. it is at the ballot box. so get out there. tell kamala harris you are fired. we will not allow people who guess like us to enlighten us about what they have done in office. [applause] charlie: charlie: and this state is one of

vance people might know he changed his name from jd hamilt, j.d. vance. he took the name of his maternal grandmother who wrote in his book, had raised them. so we searched actually for posts that were written under his previous naimi change he's it around 2013 and we found three of them on the old think tank run by this professor. and we saw that there were three previously that had been shared by the think tank up, but only two of them were still online. and then i looked and the other one was called a blueprint for the gop. so obviously that got my attention. i reached out professor, i looked on the internet archive's wayback machine and i was able to find the entirety of this post which it seems like he hid because of realising that these views would not have been popular when trying to get a job in republican politics, certainly wouldn't be interesting that he thought it was deleted. well, i'm glad everybody can see it because it's important for people to know this information to this there's more where this came from. this is important because it's p

look, indeed, jd vance is proposing ukraine's withdrawal from nato membership. should this also frighten ukrainians, it is not enough that there is some kind of demilitarized zone, the freezing of the conflict, and also the rejection of nato, of security guarantees, of course, and this is actually demonstrating that for jd vance and donald trump, maybe this plan is a plan to solve the problem for the period of their administration, for the period of four years. maybe eight years, that is, the horizon of their strategizing is quite limited, it is limited by their own political career, but they do not look at what long-term consequences this plan may have for ukraine, what risks it creates for ukrainian security, and in this from this point of view, it undoubtedly causes for kyiv, for official kyiv and for ukrainians it should cause a lot of concern, it is also important... to note that if you compare the korean scenario with ukraine, in the case of korea it was about a civil war, and which one was about the question of what... the future korean state will be, we

vance: yeah. me say a couple of things first. when i talk about getting the fentanyl out of our country, let's be honest, and i don't want to make this too partisan, but i of course i'm a vice presidential candidate, so we might as well be honest about policy. why do we have so much fentanyl in our community, and why do we have so many people struggling, living on the streets, unable to get clean, dying of overdoses? it is because we have an administration that has let the mexican drug cartels put the stuff in our country, and we got to stop that. [applause] we need a border policy that protects american citizens, that helps facilitate people getting on the path to recovery, not facilitating mexican drug cartels to kill our citizens, and that is the number one reason i believe we ought to fire kamala harris and i give her a promotion. let's start there. now, to answer your question, part of that is connected, right? a lot of people are on the street. it's not just fentanyl, increasingly. we talk t

jd vance brought it up.ald trump brought it up. >> what is it that they say when they, quote, talk about the issues? donald trump's policy position is, i'm going to wave my magic wand and all the problems of the world are going to go away. the idea that there is a substantive, you know, issued-base policy that is coming out of these interactions with largely on trump's case, you know, the pro-trump media, and his rallies, is just a fallacy. his policy in ukraine is, i will wave my magic wand and in 24 hours, the war will be over. his policy on the economy is, i will impose massive tariffs on everything, and then just as if, you know, some kind of amazing scenario has come to pass, the economy will be great. other countries' economies will fold. >> martha: on the border, and the border is his issue. >> right. >> martha: the border, you can look at those statistics and yes, right now things are improving, but when you look and compare those records, that is something donald trump can really drill down on. >> t

vance. it's part of -- it's tough to exactly know how much paranoia and how much of it was like a really intentional choice because it's been reported at this point that tucker carlson told trump if he picked somebody that cared more about the traditional conservative sort of rule of law, like marco rubio, that the deep state will -- that's what tucker said to trump. the deep state will push because they see they have a neocon vice president. so whether or not like trump and tucker really believed that, like, conspiracy or whether like just their sort of swimming in this soup and that was just part of a rationale, maybe exaggerated but informed why he wanted to pick j.d. vance as opposed to tim scott, marco rubio. it doesn't matter whether the next president of the united states is delusional or not. as far as the future party is concerned it's difference and intentionally chose j.d. vance because they knew he would go along with the program even if the program was outside, coloring outside

. >> that is how the jd vance story goes, at least by jd vance's telling.e suggested donald trump wasn't just bad, offensive or dangerous, he called him america's hitler, obnoxious, cultural terrace, it goes on and on but when he witnessed trump's good works as president, whatever they were, he was born again, transformed. jd vance was a changed man. so much so he is now the disgraced ex-president's running mate, the number two to the guy he called america's hitler. when you are around about something, you should change your mind and be honest with the american people, be honest, he said with a straight face. so, it may or may not surprise you to discover that it does not appear jd vance was entirely honest about his personal journey story. as a relates to donald trump. previously, unrecorded -- recorded messages obtained by the "washington post" shows jd vance's doubts about donald trump's legacy extended as his first term was at an end. in february 2020, quote, in direct messages sent during trump's final year in office to an acquaintance over the social

vance must do the same thing.right now is as long as joe biden is in the race they can make biden's capacity capability an issue. but now that the riff is back on trump because he's the oldest candidate and is making incoherent comments, vance is going to have to dead fend donald trump for his age. >> the latest telemundo polling shows vice president harris is doing better with latinos than biden did earlier this year when he was at the top of the ticket but she lags behind where democrats have been at least at this point in the past several elections. how worried should we be about this data especially in swing states with the, a significant hispanic population. >> i think we're having freezing problems. let me ask you this charlie. why do you think trump is making end roads with some latinos. >> clearly republicans and trump are doing better with latino voters. but i think what many i think on the democratic side have mistaken over the years is the latino vote is not monolithic. you have a lot of cuban americans

this idea is not new, it is voiced by jaydy vance, but it has been voiced by many on... academics and experts last year, for example, there was an article in foreign affairs, and this idea is generally described as an attempt to repeat the korean scenario, that is, a scenario in which , after a long war, it appears that neither side can achieve any decisive victory, and with the help of external actors of great powers, then it was the united states and the soviet union, and now it may be the united states states. and china, the reconciliation of these two sides is taking place, but not reconciliation as a political solution to the conflict, but reconciliation in the sense of defining the signing of a cease- fire agreement, which also includes certain elements how relations between the two sides are regulated, there is the presence of observers, for example, in this demilitarized zone in order to warn of the possibility of a resumption of hostilities, so a whole package of actions related to that. in order to stop military actions first of all, and this is explained in general by many

what about vance for trump? >> well, i mean, you you look at those numbers and you would say that vance is probably hurting trump just because of his unpopularity. but i mean, i think we know from history that view the candidates in the end don't make that much difference on the race. i think there's a lot of focus on what vance will do to try to attack walton. what walz will try to do to attack france, but they're there a surrogates for the main candidates and i think the bigger task is not simply scoring points on one another, but scoring points on the opposite nominee and those are, those are the key things in a vice presidential debate. again, as susan said, we remember almost nothing from these debates, but other than susan's a fabulous martin but the degree 32 which they can outline the attack against the other side they may be more success. it feels like the real linchpin here might just be not an electoral impact that this could have impacted the kind of normal versus weird debate. they've been having be

i thinkjd vance is going to try and actually focus _ vance is going to try and actually focus more —an the polls are _ focus more on kamala harris than the polls are closed. there's a real effort — polls are closed. there's a real effort to — polls are closed. there's a real effort to define kamala harris in front _ effort to define kamala harris in front of— effort to define kamala harris in front of the persuadable voters. the undecided _ front of the persuadable voters. the undecided about who they're going to vote for— undecided about who they're going to vote for and not about whether they will vote _ vote for and not about whether they will vote it _ vote for and not about whether they will vote it all. i think he wants to really— will vote it all. i think he wants to really be the policy attack dog and the attack dog in general for the campaign on behalf of trump. he's gonna — the campaign on behalf of trump. he's gonna try to direct his ire towards — he's gonna try to direct his ire towards kamala harris. you don't think we will— towards kamala harris. you don't think we will

holding another session, and as for vance, congressman tom emmer, is playing tim walz. we also have this piece in political judgment politico talking to danny o'connor, out of columbus, ohio who played vance in the tim ryan debate and appoint that he made about vance is that he's very disciplined. he's going to stick to the message that the trump campaign wants him to there may be dishonesty in the attacks but he will be very consistent. >> sophia, there's a new report suggesting that governor walz is fighting nerves, senator klobuchar said he's just not a lawyer debater type. are democrats lowering expectations? >> absolutely. i mean walz, you heard him say, i'm going to be up against a yale law school grad and i think for walz, this is his first national appearance, his first and perhaps his only chance to define himself against someone like jd vance. so his goal is really going to be able to show that he's able to fend off you know, attacks from this attack dog like vance and also not get flustered. we know that he is prone to you know, turn red, he's prone to some o

he's not going to outsmart vance and he should not try, but he can easily out human vance.ul night on tuesday for vance are walz is simple, do no harm, but walz should be aware he's facing a pitbull raring to come off the leash that says simply, this is what you're suggesting right now. here, mark, i'm wondering, do you think that vance, who's hurting are helping their ticket right now, is vance hurting are helping trump? it's the making no difference in this race. and what about walz? >> well, i think walz has exceeded expectations and vance has not risen to expectations as i said, i just i think he has done harm. >> i think the whole cat lady think i mean there's just there was video servicing every other day about with vance attacking women on some form or another, which has already been a problem for republicans i'm going to ticket so i again, i think that this is going to be i think he's really looking forward to this opportunity to validate that he was the right pick that they're going after each wallace's brand is authenticity. so that's what that's what vance is goi

vance former ohio congressman tim ryan says tim walz needs to hold vance's feet to the fire because vance is quote able to semiarticulate some kind of beck chill underpainings of donald trump's rants. yes. as for walz he's getting help from transportation secretary pete buttigieg who's substantialing in for vance during debate prep. joining us now, massachusetts governor maura healey. welcome. >> prior to while we were in the break, this morning, i said to michael, i said you know, jd. senator vance is -- he will say the craziest, most -- ridiculous untrue things but he'll say with a straight face and i use the example of pigs flying and him ardently defending pigs flying and michael decided to throw it into his script. whether you know governor walz very well. obviously he is the former head of the democratic governors' association. what do you think people will be surprised about when they need on that debate stage on tuesday? >> look, they're going to see governor walz as who he is. i mean, tim is just an incredibly authentic guy. and he's been an incredibly wonderful governor and one

vance, who is a vice presidential candidate on donald trump's team.he laid out his vision, how he sees the end of the russian-ukrainian war. and in particular , he says that it is necessary to create some kind of demilitarized zone along the current line demarcation, along the current front line in the war. he writes, in particular, he said in an interview: trump s... and tells the russians, the ukrainians and the europeans: "you guys have to find out what a peaceful settlement looks like, and it probably looks like the current demarcation line between russia and ukraine, which is becoming a demilitarized zone". end of quote. that is, in fact, it is about a kind of freezing of the conflict, isn't it? that is, this front line is frozen, a demilitarized zone is created. with the removal of weapons there and so on, something is bothering you here, in general, how do you like this idea? this idea is not new, it is voiced by jaydy vance, but it has been voiced by many academics and experts, last year for example there was an article in foreign affairs, and

vance for something? some of the things he said i have heard other folks in previous i'm nothing about this election, but previous elections, it's actually smarter to go after the vice president for what the president or the presidential nominee. thanks because no one really cares what the vice president's positions are. you really you're really going after like so well all should go after trump. and vance should go after harris. you don't agree with that? oh, no, i do. >> but the beautiful thing about the whole debacle, about what they have made up is that j.d. vance came up with it and donald trump repeated it at the presidential debate. that's what he led with. so tim walz can do both he can hold j.d. vance accountable, and then say and the most dangerous part is senator vance, is that you're running mate who wants to be president of the united states believes that what you said is true and is spreading these conspiracy theories and these lies that are absolutely putting the target on the backs of vuln

that is how the jd vance story goes, at least by jd vance's telling. sure.goes on and on and on. but once he witnessed trump's good works as president, whatever they were, he was smitten. born again, transformed. jd vance was a changed man. so much so he is now the disgraced ex-president's running mate, number two to the guy he called america's hitler. free to dispense the advice you heard, when you are wrong about something you should change your mind and be honest about the american people about that fact. it may or may not surprise you to discover it does not appear jd vance was honest about his personal journey story as it relates to donald trump. previously unreported messages obtained by the "washington post" showed jd vance's doubts extended even as his first term was nearly at an end. in february 2020 in the direct messages sent to an acquaintens over the social media platform then known as twitter, vance harshly criticized his future running mate. he said trump hasn't fulfilled his economic agenda. trump has thoroughly failed to deliver on his econo

vance is saying.thing that he knows isn't true. i mean, it's almost the definition of gas lighting. if the press was doing its job, they would find these people, even though he knows they're not real and he's kind of conceding that he's making this all up. >> yeah. but we're past that point in the story. >> here's the point when the press goes and covers the lie, he then accuses the press of disrupting the community and harassing the people in the city. i mean, it's -- there will be case studies written on this some day about what the textbook gaslighting conspiracy thee ri maga moment. in a weird way it's incredible it's coming from j.d. vance and not trump. trump has propagated it. the he's the core of the sickness, j.d. vance. i don't think -- i don't make endorsements in races or whatever. if you are a citizen of the state of ohio right now, there's only one recourse for this, which is this kind of behavior is so radically irresponsible from the elected representative of the state of ohio that the

vance is doing is not intentional.le don't like about him are things he was saying in right wing athletes when he was trying to win a very right wing primary for senate. but since he's become a nominee he hasn't changed and i think basically a kamikazi mission, and i don't care. i'm going to deliver this poison every day. how to you read it? >> i think that's going to be his approach in the debate. people don't like him so he can be mean and vicious. what he needs to do. right now tim walz is one of the most popular politicians in the country, right. even after fears of his military service and attacks on his life. so what j.d. vance has to do is drag tim walz into the mud with him. i think he will be pretty vicious and skillful at trying to do that. but what i hope tim walz. you remember his washington story. i think this is a bomb shell and i think the political media and the political world is under reacting to this. because we all knew that j.d. vance said all of these things about donald trump. compared him to hit

vance. tim ryan is here with a device for the harris campaign as the 11th hour gets underway on this wednesday night. good evening once again. i am stephanie ruhle and we are now 55 days away from the election, but today campaigning was temporarily set aside as candidates joined together with the country and marking 23 years since the 9/11 terror attacks. 10 hours after facing off against one another in an intense debate, vp kamala harris and donald trump greeted one another and shook hands. at the solemn commemoration at ground zero in new york city. harris, trump, and j.d. vance spent the day attending events in new york, washington and pennsylvania. while governor tim walz was in minnesota where he honored 9/11 victims with a day of service, helping volunteers pack meals for food banks. tomorrow everyone is back out campaigning and we will see how last night's debate changed the national conversation. my colleague peter alexander has more on that. >> reporter: for 90 minutes, harris deliv

vance. he showed up in a red tie to be sort of in character, did not grow out the beard. but one of the things that they are working on is how walz will look on camera. he's been very concerned about this debate from the moment that he was in the vetting interview with kamala harris back in august. he said, i'm not a good debate, just a, you know, and he has continued to be nervous about this as i reported, over the weekend, but they are trying to say to him, think about how you look on camera when you're not answering the question. the reactions that you had of course, go back to the harris debate when she kept going like this, all of those reactions were big part of what it was and you think about biden's reactions to trump in their june debate. one of the problems that biden had as he often looked like he was surprised are not really paying attention in his answers another thing that they're working on, erin, i can tell you is that there has been a lot of focus on walz's record as governo

vance is. only in his professional life as a politician but there are iterations of who he is as a person. i expect that dichotomy. i don't expect an attack dog j.d. vance but i do expect to see somebody trying to figure out his sea legs. >> another thing, small moments in a vice presidential debate can be the ones that draw attention. lest we forget the fly on former vice president pants's head. >> it is the latter, 100%. they need to show enough information and policy to make it through. hopefully there will be no other flying insects in the studio. that is the biggest thing i am looking forward to out of this debate and i am just joking. >> let me play sound of donald trump who is continuing his attacks on vice president harris as he did last night. here it is. >> kamala is mentally impaired and joe biden became mentally impaired and kamala was born that way. >> if you think about it, only a mentally disabled person could have allowed this to happen to our country. >> something i find intere

and you know who also knows it's wrong, jd vance or at least 2012 jd vance.rofessor of jd vance said he agreed to delete a blog post vance wrote in 2012 attacking gop over anti-immigrant rhetoric because he wanted to run for office. it can be found in the way-back machine, we get to experience vance's sensible 2012 blueprint for the gop. which makes arguments like, quote, you can't nominate people, like sarah palin, who scare away swing voters. you can't activate alienate every growing bloc of the american electorate, blacks, latinos and the youth. and you can't depend solely on the shrinking block of the electorate -- whites. in other words, james david or james donald or whatever he calls himself on a given day. his transition is incredibly cynical and he knows that what he is doing is wrong. but that's actually the point. as adam points out in "the atlantic" trump and vance's statements reveal a belief that it would be better to leave dying towns in the midwest to wither away than revive them and have to share that prosperity with people who are black. tha

vance was spreading lies. that is one of the things about this conversation it does not exist in the abstract. it is about real lives, not just the powerful people in the crosshairs but the normal, everyday people without secret service protection that did not ask for this that are caught up in what trump created. i wonder if you think that is, as setting aside the retor rhetorical look at it, he is costing all of us. >> i think it is helpful. i think when donald trump made the famous line they are eating the dogs, which will go down in presidential debate history. i think it is important to point out, alex, this is the first time they have gone after legal immigrants. these people in springfield are there legally. they are not illegal in any way. they have status. they have been told by the government of our country they are there, they can work, they can raise their families. the fact that they are going after them, they really crossed a border here. you know. and said, now, we are going to try to demonize p

vance. and that is a truly frightening thing to have to consider. >> i mean, speaking of, and you have played a number of many roles in your decades in public service. but you are in charge of her vp vetting process. i have spoken with governor walz a couple times. people have gotten to know him a bit. it seems like her pick is going well so far. i want to know from you. what are you expecting to hear? what are you wanting to hear during the debate on tuesday between governor walz and j. d. vance? >> i suspect j. d. vance will do better than donald trump when he got whupped in his debate. j. d. vance is a person who, if a little strange, more than a little weird, is disciplined. and i expect you will see him come out in that way. he will stick to his guns. he will try to deflect about the things he has talked about in terms of, you know, immigrants eating dogs and cats. you know? he will try to somehow portray all that stuff. he will pivot off of that stuff into things that are untrue, but h

vance will change his mind, because it will be politically beneficial for him.s interesting, so far vance is openly declaring that ukraine should abandon nato and freeze the war. elizaveta, the president intends to go to washington soon, to present the victory plan there to top officials. please tell me, do you know the details of this plan? the details are not known because the president says that he... promised that this information will remain between him and president biden for the time being, and therefore he cannot present all the details, but we know very well that a peace summit is being planned, the second one, and that we expect that there will be possible mediators, that there will be an international coalition in support of ukraine, and that we hope that maybe russia under this pressure on... the rest will be ready to speak about something that will be in our ukrainian interests, and you said that you are not aware of this victory plan, that the president is keeping it a secret, it is known only to him and will be known to biden, and don’t you think

vance going to show up? >> let's see. where is j.d. vance? allegedly, donald trump friend of women, champion of women, says he is all linsky and he wants to protect ivf and help pay for it. you will be glad to hear that helping pay for it and making sure it is accessible across the country, that's what the vote will be on tomorrow. i haven't heard it, but i assume donald trump is on the phone tonight calling every one of those republican senators seeking vote to protect ivf. let's wait and see if that happens. >> we will wait to see if that happens. it was great talking to you. always love having you on the show. >>> donald trump is unveiling plans for his latest graft as we speak. this time in the crypto space. fortunately, my colleague is here. she will join us in a few minutes. >>> if you want to understand what the republican party is trying to do on everything from abortion rights to voting rights, look no further than georgia. senator jon ossoff is standing by in the studio. he was doing field hearings in atlanta and he joins me after a

vance is a leo ball school debater, he has the edge. is, norah, both of these men are very comfortable speaking extemporaneously about policy, which is part of what makes tomorrow night very interesting. >> nancy cordes, thank you for their preview. and i will moderate tomorrow's vice presidential debate along with margaret brennan. live coverage at 8:00 p.m. eastern on cbs and for special streaming coverage had over to cbs news 24/7 starting at 4:00 p.m. today the pentagon said it is sending thousands of additional american troops to the middle east to bolster security as israel says it has become an "unlimited opera optimal organization" and what wiped out most of hezbollah's leadership. we have two reports from chris livsay and tel aviv, good evening, chris. >> reporter: good evening, norah, confirming that israeli commandos are limiting raids into southern lebanon gathering intelligence on hezbollah's true positions in ■its tunnelsystems ahead of an expected ground invasion. we witnessed some of the bui buildup. the roar of engines

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the only person who wants to hear another word from jd vance is jd vance. because all he is doing is continuing to spread misinformation this week. >> indeed, and jason, there is just also an additional fact, it's the right wing proud boys, oath keepers, who are posing the greatest threat to democrat. that's not me, that's the fbi. the anti-defamation league has a report, murder and extremism in the u.s. all of the extremist related murders in 2023 were committed by right wing extremists. 88% of killings were tied to white supremacist ideologies. 94% of extremist murders involved a firearm, and it's neo nazis who initially started the rumors about haitians in ohio. jd vance might want to look to the people he hangs around with, including blurbing a book called unhumans and being white nationalist curious for being the source of the problem. >> this is a campaign strategy. that's what makes it the most disgusting. the only reason we're hearing about this now is donald trump believes the only way he can win this election and jd vance who has no soul and no sp

vance., as long as i've got you, it seems like media moved on really quickly after last sunday's attempted shooting at the florida golf course which actually the came close to succeeding. and it was kind of like, all right, he's okay, let's move on. what were the latest polls. why is that in. >> well, i don't think it's a helpful narrative to the media because they want donald trump to lose, is humanizing him or making him feel like a sympathetic figure is not really onboard with the general narrative that they want to paint about him especially in the final stretch of a presidential election that's very competitive. so they're the like, all right, check the box, we did some coverage. he survived it, let's just move on to the next thing. and that's disturbing regardless of where you come down politically. there should be no normalization of serious assassination attempts against presidential candidates. that should not be a one or two-day news cycle and then we move on. and if, god forbid, t

vance dismissed upton's remarks. republicans to attack the intelligence of women in this sexist, misogynistic way. not dealing with the substance, but dismissing it purely on the grounds that they are women and somehow less intelligent. >> and in that interview they ask vance if he would apologize and he says no. look, for whatever reason, vance is trying to do what trump does. even though it doesn't totally work for trump, it works for trump better than it works for vance. he is doing this whole thing where he sort of doubles down and does not apologize, but it is good to apologize. you know? >> they are small men. they are not going to apologize. these are all just small, small men in the way that they behave. let me show you this as well. republicans were quick to criticize republicans for doing an interview with tim walz. watch. >> i think it is incredibly weak. weak sauce to show up with your running mate. >> to have your running mate on you -- on with you is really insulting i think, to her. >> why does kamala

vance will be speaking at a rally. sen. vance. how we doing? it is great to be in erie, pennsylvania, god bless y'all. i want to talk about why we believe in american trucking and american industry in this country and why president trump and i are going to fight for the truckers. but before we do that, there were some questions from the media here. but before we do that, let me just make a few words of thanks here. so we have macy who owns a small business here in town. macy, thank you so much for being here and all your support. give it up for macy. we have dan doyle, owner of reliance oil services. where's dan? dan, thank you man. we have -- and most importantly, j.d. and, of course, harold and his beautiful family the opener of harbinger trucking. thank you, harold. and harold, you go by h., is that correct? all right. i'll make sure to call you h. so thank you all for being here and we're here to celebrate american trucking and industry and remind everybody just how good our truckers could do if we get better leadership in the white house,

vance show up? will then pass this time? >> let us see, where is j.d. vance?ly, donald trump, friend of women -- >> champion! >> champion of women he says he is all in and want to protect ivf and help pay for it. you will be glad to hear, donald, and helping pay for it and making sure it is is accessible all comp the country that will be the vote tomorrow. i have not heard it yet but i assume donald trump is on the phone tonight calling every one of those republican senators saying, vote to protect ivf. let us wait to see if that happens. >> senator warren, we will wait to see if that happens. it was great talking to you. always love having you on the show. >>> coming up, donald trump is unveiling plans for his latest grift. this time in the crypto space. fourthly, my colleague stephanie ruhle is listening you do not have to and neither do i. she will join us in a few minutes. if you want to understand what the republican party is trying to do right now and everything from abortion rights to voting rights, we have been talking about this. look no further than

we kind of know whatjd vance is going to do and what he's going to say.s that they are suffering with young men, and what can they do to rectify some of that? and i think this is the chance they have, because in a way, tim walz the candidate partly was chosen with those with young men in mind. that's why they keep calling him coach, right? i mean, that's his role to some extent. i mean, his role is to be an attack dog, but his role in this particular campaign is also to try and reach young men that harris seems to have difficulty reaching. and i think that match—up, given that both of them are from that district — those kind of similar districts, in terms of ohio and minnesota, that middle of the country, coming from similar—ish kind of backgrounds — that we'll see a very different type of conversation than we saw between harris and trump, and sort of how that plays out. and of course, as you said, katty, this is not about tens of millions of people tuning in. but at the same time, all of these things are about viral moments, aren't they? i mean, if they

upton, who is a trump supporter, called out vance's bullying on x.constantly bullied for that verbal stumble. again, it is kind of like par for the course for republicans that attack the intelligence of women in this kind of sexist, misogynistic way. not dealing with the substance of the issue, just dismissing it purely on the grounds that they are women. and somehow less intelligent. >> and in that interview, they asked vance if he would apologize, and he said no. i mean, look, for whatever reason vance is trying to do what trump does. but even though it doesn't totally work for trump, it works for trump better than it works for vance. so he is doing this whole thing where he is sort of doubled down and doesn't apologize, and , you know, it is good to apologize. there is nothing wrong with apologies. >> they are small men. they are not going to apologize. the jesse watters apology was insincere, as we said. you know, they are all just small men in the way that they behave. let me actually show you this, as well. this was republicans, they were quick

trump his running mate jd vance continue to make baseless claims about haitian immigrants in ohio, this there were new bomb threats in that town. >> media guy joe concha wants to have that and somebody other things he will be here next. ♪ what does a good investment opportunity look like? at t. rowe price we let curiosity light the way. asking smart questions about opportunities like clean water. and what promising new treatment advances can make a new tomorrow possible. better questions. better outcomes. what the biggest companies deliver is exceptional customer experience. what makes it possible is unmatched connectivity and 5g solutions from t-mobile for business. t-mobile connects 100,000 delta airlines employees. powers tractor supply stores nationwide with reliable 5g business internet. and helps red bull revolutionize coverage of live events. this is how business goes further with t-mobile for business. to me, harlem is home. but home is also your body. i asked myself, why doesn't pilates exist in harlem? so i started my own studio. getting a brick and mortar in new york is not e

vance and j.d. vance is a yale educated, if you pull debate with tim ryan, united states senate in ohio, less than two years ago j.d. vance was excellent and tim ryan i think was the best democratic senate candidate in 2022. that's my opinion. he was formidable, he ran against nancy pelosi for speaker of the house in 2017 right after trump won thinking that the party should learn its lesson and go back to the party of the worker but he's a great debater and j.d. vance if you go back and look was an excellent debate. i think tim walz and j.d. vance -- i didn't know him well at all. i think if he does -- if he goes in and keep talking about things like school choice where there really is a bright line distinction between the two parties, i am very committed to an issue like that because i feel unlike my children who are privileged and go to private schools of our choosing that we can pay for, just like the obama girls and the clinton -- just like they did, i think if you can do that, that's wonderful

vance had been spreading these lies. i think one of the things that's important about this conversation is that it doesn't exist in the abstract. and that, it's about real lives. and not just the lives of the powerful people who are potentially in the cross hairs but the normal every day people who don't have secret service protection. who didn't ask for any of this that are caught up in the mail strum that trump has created. i wonder if you think that that is as setting aside this rhetorical value of that. how helpful that is in terms of bringing people into the democratic tent and saying, look we have to get past this because this guy is costing all of us. >> i think it is helpful. i think when donald trump made the famous line, they're eating the dogs which will go down in presidential debate history as the most inane thing that has ever been spoken from the debate stage. and i think it's really important to point out alex, this is the first time they have really gone after legal immigrants. >> yeah, uh-huh. >> these

but vance tweeted it that day. the woman who actually did report her cat missing, not eaten but missing, found the cat hiding in her basement days later and then actually apologized to her haitian neighbors for suggesting they were to blame but both vance and trump kept pushing the lies anyway. they haven't stopped. this was last night. >> you say you have a responsibility to share what your constituents tell you, but don't you have a responsibilities to fact check them first? >> i think the media has a responsibility to fact check the residents of springfield not lie about it. multiple people have come to my office, said on video, they talk about the pet story and that's all the american media wants to talk about. and, of course, the american media goes into springfield, dives in, harasses everybody that dares to complain about the condition of the town, that's not journalism, that's not seeking the truth. that's bullying on a large scale. >> the city manager i think i said mayor but the city manager told a member