vivek: oh, where? >> oregon. vivek: we're newcomers together. i feel like i'm starting to live here at times myself. >> it must feel that way. vivek: it's a good place to be. i was up deep north. you're from oregon, you'd enjoy the mountains up there. we drove. we've driven all up and down the coast. i'm glad you guys are here now. good to be here. thanks for the warm welcome. [indiscernible] vivek: good to see you. >> i look forward to voting for you. vivek: i love that spirit. we'll need it. [indiscernible] vivek: good to see you. what's your name? you live around here? [indiscernible] >> from columbia. vivek: good to meet you guys. good to see you. >> oh, my gosh. you remember me. vivek: good to see you. >> you remember my son? vivek: yeah, i do remember you. [indiscernible] vivek: here we are. >> he's bringing back the hat. vivek: i love that. inside the closet. it's a cool thing to do. what year are you? >> junior. vivek: thanks for being here. new hampshire is a more useful place to vote. you can determine residence in the primary. >> yeah

larry: a lot are going to zero tax rates, vivek.se wants to join but we knead a strong, across the board tax cut message as well. the gop has to take that position because biden, biden is a strong tax hike message, right? >> absolutely. where i'm at, larry, 12% flat tax across the board. capital gain, ordinary income, corporate, estate, it doesn't matter. larry: oh. >> eliminate the crony crap tallist deductions that have been woven into the system. rebates, all of that out the door. tax compliance costs alone by some estimates are $700 billion plus per year. if you simplify that, that is dead weight regained for the system. larry, i'm also very clear in this campaign, my own reason i haven't highlighted it as much, i mentioned it, i haven't highlighted it, that requires congress. the promise i make to the american people, the problem misses i can keep the u.s. president. shut down federal government, much of it, that is a good thing. 5% reduction in federal bureaucrats. close agencies that shouldn't exist. rescind unconstitutional

vivek ramaswamy will follow next.mething where you both could sit together and kind of have an in-depth discussion on the issues and then we ran into the rnc. >> we did. and, look, i i have vivek and i both as you know wanted to do that and wanted to do it that way. i think the voters who we should be most concerned about would really benefit from hearing us talk with each other and have a really in-depth civil conversation. >> bret: what's your sense of why they had a problem with that? >> i think, look, two things. one, they said the rules that they set out said we couldn't participate in non-sanctioned debate and they said this conversation would be a debate even though none of the three of us called it a debate. but i also think secondly, i know that you all here at "special report" told all the candidates they could participate in these one time or another. i think some candidates didn't want to and they used that as an excuse to kill. this i hope that they change their minds going forward because i think people

vivek ramaswamy joins us in studio. he previously made some pretty controversial comments about u.s. support of israel. we're going to get him on the record on his current stance on hamas, iran, russia, saudi arabia and how he'd handle the situation as president and, yes, we will ask him about securing the southern border. >>> let's get to the markets here, and we do, as we say, see some gains here. we are off the earlier highs, but u.s. stocks -- even as investors contend with a very worrisome global picture. stabilizing oil prices we just showed you as well as falling bond yields are helping the market sentiment at this hour. of if you look at the 2-year yield, it is dipping below 5%. just barely, we're at 4.995% but still down about 9.3 basis points. that's a 1-month low as investors pile into safe haven bonds. the 10-year is falling to its lowest in an entire week with, only seven days, but we'll push it, right? driven by middle eastern tensions and hopes that the federal reserve is done tightening. we have that sta

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making a lot of headlines as usual, vivek. let's talk about this.to bundle any aid to israel with ukraine aid. >> it's an outright mistake designed to sidestep debate on the merits on both questions. right now it's in times of war or prudential war that we need open debate the most. that's how you got it in iraq, afghanistan. 6.5 trillion in those cases, thousands of innocent american lives sacrificed. what end. the taliban is still in charge 20 years later in afghanistan. hostile anti-american regime in iraq. how did we get there? avoiding open debate on the merits. that's what we need and these need to be debated individually. it's clear they are using, sadly, the hamas attacks on israel which were dead wrong and catastrophic, as a trojan horse to pump through over $60 billion of additional investment into the ukraine were that otherwise would have no chance of passing. that's wrong. i've been calling out very clearly. one of the reasons i'm against it. >> charles: that part is relatively transparent, to your point. that was the ukraine funding th

joining us is vivek ramaswamy. good to see you tonight.ell me what a diplomatic iron dome would look like. >> what hamas did to israel was wrong, morally outrageous and israel has a national right to self-defense, laura, and capability to do it. diplomatic iron dome mean institutions like the un that would criticize israel for concerns of proportionality, drawing false equivalence by those who attack israel. israel has a right to national self-defense, the premise of israel in first place, the project based on the idea of right to self-defense and existence and i stand for that. that is different from saying the u.s. needs to get involved in another no-win war for the u.s. in the middle east. from iraq to afghanistan, we've made these mistakes before. six and a half trillion dollars of our national debt is attributable to those two wars. >> laura: the difference though for israel is our ally. that is different, certainly different from ushg yoo. i'm with you on iraq and afghanistan, i was on the other side early in the iraq conflict, it tu

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presidential candidate vivek ramaswamy. vivek, okay, so we need deprogramming.ave been across the country on a campaign with the former president. i have met millions of people, you know, hardworking people. i have seen them at rallies, teachers, people who love this country who are part of the so-called maga movement. tell me about some of the people you have met on the campaign trail that need to be deprogrammed as was suggested by hillary clinton. >> so the fact of the matter is i'm here meeting in between town halls in northern new hampshire and can i tell you people don't need deprogramming, what we need is a revival in this country. where everyday citizens who have been villainized are able to speak their minds openly. what i see when i travel the country kayleigh is the biggest indictment of our nation's health is that people don't feel free to say if public what they actually feel in private. and once we are all doing that once again, we might not agree on everything, but we are going to realize most of us in this country so-called extremists or not shar

vivek rama has been thinking about this all week, and he's joining us now.ek, thank you so much for coming. so, what do you think is the potential for disaster here? first of all, i must say that no one, of course, disputes israel's interest in continuing. the last 20-25 years, since after the terrorist attacks of september 11 we found ourselves embroiled in wars in iraq and afghanistan, which cost us more than six trillion dollars and took the lives of thousands of americans, partly due to the situation that developed after september 11, as you remember, there was very little tolerance for discussion limited: shut up, sit down, do what they say, agree to the plan, but me what worries tucker is that i now see the left criticizing israel in connection with the upcoming ground operation in gaza, talking about proportionality, about injustice and humanitarian assistance, even if you put all this aside, from the us point of view, from the israeli point of view, how is this could lead to a good outcome, i am concerned that as we speak, it seems inevitable that is

. >> carley: 2024 presidential hopeful vivek ramaswamy civil exchange with protesters in iowa and twothem hit his campaign car. >> todd: you see the damage on the screen. the collision was an unrelated accident. one witness said she saw the protesters intentionally damage the car. alexandria hoff has the latest. >> according to the vivek ramaswamy campaign they were yelling and swearing at the candidate and one jumped into a car and rammed into a parked campaign vehicle. here is vivek ramaswamy's take on that. >> i think the people who hit the car should be held accountable but more importantly like i said in that little exchange for respect freedom of speech. we have to be better and hold ourselves to a higher standard appear that is how we will revive the country. >> carley: this took place grinnell i awoke where they gathered outside of an event. the police were called to the scene and did dispute this crash was intentional. in a statement, it was reported on social media two protesters intentionally ran into vivek ramaswamy's vehicle an end fled the scene. there is no evidence to

vivek ramaswamy joins us now.to have you with us today, this is a problem that permeate as lot of different areas. the family, the united states economy, success in education. why have you chosen to make this a part of your campaign? >> martha, it's important to me. people ask me did you grow up in privilege? i didn't grow up in wealth. i grew up with the ultimate privilege of two parents in the house with a focus on education and instilling in us a belief in god. i believe it is only right for every kid in this country to have that opportunity, too. that's part of why i've been able to live the american dream. now, the realities, we have policies in this country in the name of helping families have actually eroded family formation. those the left will point to racial inequality in terms of results, black americans versus other groups or white americans or asian americans, the reality is most of that can be explained by differences in fatherlessness. if you grew up in a single parent household, you're more likely

jason, what do you think of vivek ramaswamy's remarks?that was offensive to say he's using this as a tool. if you are not trying to become the president, get out of the race. stuart: i think he is qualified for the next debate. >> he has an important voice. to say that's why he is doing this. stuart: not a good idea. thank you. new york city mayor eric adams says the city is running out of resources to house illegal migrants. we will tell you how the city plans to move them out. the us carried out airstrikes in syria used by uranian back terrorists. the pentagon responded after 19 american military bases came under fire since the war in israel began. ameritrade is now part of schwab. bringing you an elevated experience, tailor-made for trader minds. go deeper with thinkorswim: our award-wining trading platforms. unlock support from the schwab trade desk, our team of passionate traders who live and breathe trading. and sharpen your skills with an immersive online education crafted just for traders. all so you can trade brilliantly. this is

former vice president mike pence throwing punches at former president donald trump, ron desantis, vivek ramaswamy saying israel and in pence's words, a perfect example of that. we have seen disagreement over ukraine and funding for ukraine that israel is another area where you will see things split but obviously a very dynamic and evolving situation. i think there is a lot to see what happens. this is an area or you can see the field splitting. host: we are expected today to hear an announcement from robert kennedy junior about his future plans running for office. can you set that up for us? guest: this is going to be interesting to see rfk moving from the democratic primary to we think running as independent. the thing to watch is whether he will be a spoiler for either of the candidates in the general election. there are reports the trump team is concerned about him taking votes away from trump. there is also concern they would pull from joe biden. even without a clear chance for winning in the system we have, an independent candidate can make a huge difference for the general electio

let's bring in republican presidential candidate vivek ramaswamy.you think priority one should be the hostages in gaza? would you consider delaying or recommend delaying the ground invasion to get that done? >> look. i had independent concerns about the ground invasion, trace. independent concerns from the standpoint of israel and the united states. i think a ground invasion into gaza at this juncture without a very clear objective is likely to be a disaster and i worry about the cascade that opens up. if circle mired in the south in gaza that opens up hezbollah to make an attack on the north and hezbollah has also said that's their red line. that pits israel in a two front war. there's no realistic way to envision the united states not getting involved militarily which in turn crosses the red line of iranian militias across the missed -- the middle east. if that plays out in the middle east without a clear plan what counts as victory is there a plan to prevent hamas 2.0? my concern is significant not out of the concerns about proportion or otherwis

he just has the one term. >> carley: meeting with scott and vivek ramaswamy ambition.hing. >> steve: thanks for going. >> brian: that was great. >> steve: move over, kids, migrants are taking over a football field in the which i city of chicago. residents have a message for the mayor there. listen. >> we have already eat crap. why have we always got to be at the bottom of the barrel. >> no. turn the buses around. >> you are selling us out for people who can't vote. >> steve: we're going to hear from some much those residents coming up on this telecast. >> brian: first, caucus chaos republicans on one committee call it quits after their democratic colleagues voted to oust mccarthy. was there a deal in the works that got nixed at the last moment? congressman brian fitzpatrick with that exclusive story, next. ♪ do you struggle with occasional nerve aches in your hands or feet? try nervive nerve relief from the world's number one nerve care company. nervive contains ala to relieve nerve aches, and b-complex vitamins to fortify healthy nerves. try nervive. and, try nervive

vivek ramaswamyoury says bringng back insane asylum. he's here. makes its own meatball, plays the race card. plus. oh, jesse, come chug a beer with me. >> last night, the u.s. attorney general told 60 minutes that washington doesn'nutet care if you're rich poor, friend or foe, black or white. o republican or democrat, you gete treated the same. t we do not have one rule for one republicans and another rule for democrats. we don't have one rule for foes and another for friends. we don't have one rule for the powerful and another for the powerless, for the rich or for the poor based on ethnicity. we have only one rule, and that one rule is that we follow the f factols and the law.w. >> that might be the biggest lie a lawyer has ever toldbe. rd but why did he tell it? it's because the country knows fairness is dead. life's not fair. i know , but we used to strive for for the appearance of fairness. >> but you don't have to appear fair in america. >> when trump's involved t. today, we witnessed a financial assassination attempt and if this succeeds, y

i have interviewed vivek ramaswamy number of times.ne's entitled to their opinion, but i don't think she is a child, i think she is somebody like many politicians in the position to get wealthy from more, now he is on later tonight, what would you like to tell him what is yours wants to him? >> i quit responding to him. at on trust him, i don't think he has any credibility. he says everybody's bought and paid for, it's why i think he's sinking in the polls, and quite honestly, his comments on israe disqualified him from me along time ago. it doesn't matter what he says. what i want to talk about is th fact that five years ago i gave a speech at the un in that speech talked about the fact that i had worked with the israelis and they had maps, and those maps were from hamas. hamas had these maps that said if they were able to get past the barrier these were the quickest easiest ways to get into the israeli communities to kill as many jewish people as they could. what i said than as we have to make sure that we never let the get crossed t

dana: give vivek 15 seconds. stuart: vivek. >> i have a different view.belong to one man. it does not belong to donald trump, it doesn't belong to me. it belongs to you, the people of this country. the question is who's going to unit this country and take the america first agenda to the next level? when we rallied behind the cry to make america great again, we did not just hunger for a single man, we hungered for the unapologetic of excellence. stuart: your 15 seconds are up. >> i'll respect donald trump and his legacy, it's the right thing to do but we'll unit the country and take the america first agenda to the next level. that's a different generation to do it. stuart: that does it. i repeat, that does it for the second republican primary debate live from the ronald reagan presidential library. dana: thank you so all the candidates. we loved having you hear tonight and we'll see you on eric

vivek ramaswamy claiming protestor rammed his car at a stop in iowa.candidate releasing a video of him talking with demonstrators yesterday. here is how that went. >> the beauty of this country is you all have the right to express your opinions and you are doing it peacefully and even though i disagree. >> my mom is overworked. >> i'm proud of you for expressing your views but i disagree with you. >> bill: he posted the incident had a civil exchange with protestors right before two of them then got out into their car and rammed into ours. ramaswamy not in the car when it happened. both cars were damaged. police say the drivers said she wasn't in the area of the protest. did not know who the other vehicle belonged to. did not intentionally back into it. so you have that. vivek was upstanding on this one on jesse last night and said this about it. >> i think the people who hit the car should be held accountable. more importantly as i said in that little exchange, i respect free speech especially for those who disagree with me. we have to be better than t

i'm not convinced it's vivek ramaswamy's time either. but i think this has been, i mean, it's been kind of in the works for long time. mike pence ironically and i think this says all you really need to know about the republican party today, i mean, he did one quite heroic and courageous deed which was his job, which was to certify the election for joe biden, and that almost on that day disqualified him from ever being president or the nominee of the republican party. so yeah, this is all sort of been moving to this. what was almost perverse is he tried it to begin with. i don't know if he ever thought he could get traction, but it was clear early on this would be the result of the campaign. i think the relative indifference people have responded to this news with tell you all you need to know about where his candidacy was. >> you make note of the one thing mike pence did which he found himself so at odds with on the campaign trail, tying himself up into sort of knots trying to show the -- trying to make an issue of the courage he display

vivek ramasa joins us here., thank you very much for coming, if i understand everything correctly, then you, having shown sincere sympathy for the people of israel, many of them were killed a few days ago, you noted that the declaration of war on iran, maybe. i actually talked about this long before this crisis, when people could still reason sensibly, and i want to mention a couple of obvious important points, what happened to israel, you already said, i agree with this, that this is barbarism of the middle ages, this is wrong, and israel as a country , of course, has the right to self-defense, the right to its existence, and i believe that they, as our allies, can count on our moral and diplomatic support. but there is one thing that no one talks about what the hell happened to us and israeli intelligence, to israeli defense, how was this allowed to happen? and it seems that everyone decided to think about it later, but i think that we need to think about it now, especially israel. look, i think nikki haley, i

hey, mark. >> you're right, vivek is on the stage right now.he first of the 2024 candidates to address the crowd here at rjc. this conference notable not only for who is attending, but timing of all of this. organizers tell us they've had to step up security quite a bit. today marking three weeks to the day of the hamas attack. and so much of the focus of the speeches today from the presidential candidates is going to be on the events overseas. among those speaking today former president donald trump, as well as ron desantis and former ambassador nikki haley and vivek ramaswamy. donald trump is expected to get a warm welcome, and rjc says this they're neutral in this and their supporters are not sure who they will be supporting. >> they're here because they think they have a pathway to victory. once we have a nominee, we will coalesce and actively work and be very aggressive trying to maximize the jewish support for whoever our nominee is. >> when governor desantis takes the stage this afternoon he's likely to talk about the efforts in the midd

let's talk to one of those republican contenders, vivek ramaswamy. vivek. good to have you here. we heard that 2,000 u.s. troops were in ready to deploy mode. now 900 are deploying. what is your reaction to that? >> my reaction is i'm worried, martha, that we're taking steps towards repeating the same mistakes that we have made in the past by sending our sons and daughters to fight in the middle east without defined objectives. the way i look at this is what hamas did to israel was subhuman, it was wrong. the u.s. role is to stand diplomatically for israel's right to defend themselves. they have a right to national self-defense and existence. i think the u.s. is at risk of muddying the waters. you hear those reports of israel being delayed because of u.s. requests. it would be cleaner if the u.s. stood diplomatically with an iron dome to prevent israel being criticized by the u.n. or otherwise -- >> martha: let me ask you this. if you were in this situation in the oval office and we know there's likely americans withing held among these hostages, would you not ask israel to go in

and then you have, who else is there, -- vivek ramaswamy.n this country, we have an epidemic of wokeism. we can choose american independence or being subservient to ukraine. which do you prefer? he is like that can latinos everything. he so jacked up on. something he so intense. he's way too intense. by the way mitch mcconnell was not on the debate, i will say. i admire his statements on dianne feinstein. it was a little bit jarring, they looked young when talking about diane feinstein. rest in peace. it was weird, which mcconnell was the guy two weeks ago who was asked, will you be seeking reelection in 2026? he received bonded, what? mitch, mitch. the last time you are on the show, a couple days ago, it was a night before the freeze, it was not intentional. ron desantis, a tough guy act, said he was going to send troops to the border. he was trying to flex. human beings are supposed to go like this, he delivers a statement. let me tell you, when i take the oath of office, i'm going to veto these woke democrat bills. i will be the best pres

vivek ramaswamy took heat but everybody like him more if his hair was a little higher.k when she entered the race, don lynch said nikki haley was pastor prime but limit over 50 past their prime is never seen my search history. all it would take is one scene from the because the before and don't get me started on the good times and the new is in the golden girls gone wild. one thing that did become clear, whoever wins the republican nomination will not get to debate joe biden because i'm pretty sure they're never letting him speak in public again after this. >> ll cool j -- [laughter] that man has biceps bigger than my thighs. >> so awkward. ll cool j is one of the most iconic rappers of all time and biden not only mangled his name referred to him as boy which did not sit well with anyone let alone charlemagne the god. >> do you know why joe biden corrected himself? he's gone 37 years old and understands the word boy and racial context around black man is void. ll cool j is a man wrapping since president joe biden was my age. joe biden was 44 when ll cool j dropped his d

vivek ramaswamy.nk you for joining us by her contrast among the seven from the debate but what i was looking for in looking for was contrast with the front runner. are there specific issues where you and president trump differ either the policy or the presentation or the execution of the policy. >> i think you're asking important question donald trump as a front runner by far and it's up to each one of us to make a case why were different. the picked incremental policy difference monday morning quarterbacking him on small details. i'm honest that i agree with 90% of trump and his policy result. there's more to the presidency than just policy. all reunite this country in a way that trump did not because i come from a different generation. i have fresh legs and i think it'll take some at his best days are yet ahead in life to see a country whose best days are ahead of itself. that is a fact and were reaching young americans outside of the traditional republican party in droves. will go further with our

vivek. a pro palestinian mob beats a volunteer. they are here to tell us what happened. how can anyone of us forget biden's talk about charlottesville. >> close your eyes and remember what you saw! neo nazis, white supremacists and the kkk coming out of the field. coming out of the fields with lighted torches their veins bulging. veins bulging. their veins bulging. championing the same anti-semitism vile heard across europe in the '30s. >> laura: no one on his staff has told him about the other rallies happening across the united states filled with tpha fanatics with militant chants. >> you're committing genocide! >> you're committing genocide! >> laura: just outside chicago in illinois home of the state holocaust museum, we saw some of the more shocking demonstrations taking place. remember that city was famously the site of the neo nazi demonstrations that were at issue in one of the supreme court seminole first amendment cases. those protesting today might wave a different flag, but their target seems to be the same. instead of purely free speech, these ones are engag

. >> vivek ramaswamy: one of the biggest problems is this is the same president who put the policy issues to one side it's a failure of execution think about the boxbotched exit from afghanistan look at the way it was executed. anytime us president tells the american people don't actually trust me without any open debate i would say reject that premise but especially wit's a problem t who has failed to execute notpresident that the people can chart it will take someone from outside the existing policy establishment joe biden voted yes on the war in iraq to reoid repeating some of those mistakes. 6 and a half trillion spent. thousands of american lives sacrificed. 20 years later the taliban is still in charge and a hostile anti-america regime in iraq. we have to make sure we don't repeat those mistakes. biden has given us no confidence in that direction we need a change in leadership to lead us to peace. >> he says he's going to lead us to peace we will have jobs very he said all of these bullets are made in america. >> vivek ramaswamy: one rule of thumb here jesse. and people in the congr

>> vivek ramaswamy sounds like the squad. there's no place for them in the comments whether it's related to israel or hezbollah or any of that. you don't congratulate or give any credit to murderers. what you do is you call them out and you don't do just words, you do actions. that's what's israel stranded you, you need to have israel's back. you don't just have israel's back when they get hit, we need to have israel's back when they get hit. that's the focus that we need to have. an american president needs to always have moral clarity. you have to know the difference between right and wrong. you have to know the difference between good and evil. this is a stark contrast between good and evil. we need to be able to see that for what it is an act accordingly. >> what's your reaction to the call to protest today by the former leader? >> when you look at the leader of hamas, what did he say? he said he wanted people to come out today with anger. he said he wanted them to show financial jihad. he wanted them to give money to the

cat, where due stand on vivek ramaswamy's comments? should they blacklist these students? >> i actually agree with him. apparently it's not obvious, but it should be obvious that this statement was ridiculous and how wrong it was. by saying that they plays the blame not just on israel, but entirely on israel. by saying that you are literally saying that terrorists did nothing wrong by an act of terrorism that was brutal and disgusting and all of these other abhorrent things. i also think that i have hope that people are capable of learning and growing. i think that if people are not capable of that then what are any of us doing buy ever talking about any of these things? there is hope for redemption for people. i also think that in college specifically, these could be teenagers signing this letter and i don't think that being stupid or thinking something very stupid and a gross thing to sign for sure. i don't think that should dictate the rest of your life. i'm against cancel culture overall. i think they should be condemned. i condemn it. i also think you should have the

ukraine, protesters in iowa attacked. car from the card of candidates for us presidents from republican vivekconsistently opposes sending money to ukraine. we walked into the building, there were a lot of protesters there, there was a lot of chaos there, so i didn’t see how our car was rammed. however, the police denied the politician’s version; they said that the woman driver simply backed out unsuccessfully, and joe biden also backed out on the issue of building a wall on the border with mexico. the white house gave the go-ahead... to continue construction, which has become one of the symbols of donald trump's presidency. thus biden broke his promise during the election campaign not to build a single meter of barrier, the administration explained, the money was simply allocated during trump’s term and must be spent now. such irony: biden is completing trump's wall. i 'll answer the question about the border wall. money was allocated for its construction. i tried to reach the congressman. to redistribute this money, they did not do this, and the law does not provide for any other options oth

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i'm not convinced it is vivek ramaswamy's time either.t's been in the works for a lot of time i mean mike pence ironically, i think it says all you really need to know about the party today. he did one in a quite heroic and courageous the, which was his job, which was to certify the election for joe biden. and that almost, just on that day, disqualified him from being a president or nominee of the republican party. this has been moving to this. i think what was perverse is that he tried to begin with, i don't know if he ever thought, he could get traction. it was clear early on that this would ultimately be the campaign -- i think that the relative indifference people have responded to this news. they'll tell you all you know about where his candidacy was and what potential it had and did not have. >> you make notice of the one thing that pence did, which then he find himself so at odds with on the campaign trail, tying himself up into knots, trying to, you know, show -- trying to make an issue of the courage. he displayed that day. but a