. >> let's bring in former 2024 republican preside presidential candidate vivek ramaswamy. it is great to have you on the show, we have learned now that president trump will adjust his speech, change it maybe entirely focusing on that america should be united. what do you think of that? what do you think the message trump should convey at this convention? >> i think his head is in the right place, this is a time for national unity, you want to think about lincoln over 160 years ago called on the same convention, saying a house divided cannot stand. against itself, reality is united states of america is deeply divided today. joe biden is the guy who ran on the promise of unites the country, he failed on that. or we would not be where we are, i think that biden in particular faces a fork in the road on one hand his message has been historyionics about saving democracy this creates greater risk of wrong national climate, on the other hand, if that is his only message there is room for another candidate to replace him, rrn republicanses would be well to focus less on president

my great friend, vivek ramaswamy, thank you ever so much. righty, turning to another great friend, another important story, the june inflation report, came in light, no doubt about it. joining me now who is not light, david asman fox business anchor extraordinaire. all right, good number. june cpi fell a 10th of a percent. ex food and energy it was up a 10th. the last 12 month, the cpi is over 3.0%. that is over the fed's 2% target. core cpi, ex-food and energy is up 3.3%. i might add jay powell supposedly his favorite measure which is the cpi core services ex-rents, that thing is up 4.6%. now, david asman, i want your wisdom, the futures market is saying the fed is going to cut-rates in september, future maybe on. the futures market said they will cut rates as soon as the i started broadcasting as fox. >> you wisely counseled -- larry: since i started at fox 3 1/2 years ago. the futures market is always wrong. we believe in free marketing should the fed start cutting rates? >> no, i don't think it should. the question whether there will be

. >> let's bring in former 2024 republican pres presidential candidate vivek ramaswamy. it is great to have you on the show, we have learned now that president trump will adjust his speech, change it maybe entirely focusing on that america should be united. what do you think of that? what do you think the message trump should convey at this convention? >> i think his head is in the right place, this is a time for national unity, you want to think about lincoln over 160 years ago called on the same convention, saying a house divided cannot stand. against itself, reality is united states of america is deeply divided today. joe biden is the guy who ran on the promise of unites the country, he failed on that. or we would not be where we are, i think that biden in particular faces a fork in the road on one hand his message has been historyionics about saving democracy this creates greater risk of wrong national climate, on the other hand, if that is his only message there is room for another candidate to replace him, r republicanses would be well to focus less on president bi

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plus, vivek ramaswamy, speaker mike johnson, we are loaded up.t, let's go straight to the floor where bill hemmer co-anchor of "america's newsroom" is standing by. bill, it's all 80's in the room tonight. it's like back to the 80's with the music so i love it. how is the energy in the room ahead of the big speech? >> bill: yeah, i think the house man has undefeated. 6-foot out of nashville. donald trump loves the show and loves nothing more than putting on a show. i think you are going tote go that tonight. a bit of a hit. >> opera singer warming up here. main stage off to my left. saw j.d. vance last night. going to swing on over here. these are the three states he was going for the blue wall. we got pennsylvania here. michigan is over the head of the cheese heads in wisconsin wisconsin home state is left. brian, come on up here, man. come on, we are live on tv. he is the chair of the g.o.p. here in wisconsin. how has the week gone as we approach the finale? bill, it's been great. and usually, bill, as you know there is usually a crescendo up to

i just don't buy it, vivek. what do you think? a deeper issue with our bureaucracy in the federal government, larry, there is no accountability period, across the three letter agencies, not just the secret service. the people we elect to run the government are not ones running the government, they're unelected bureaucrats setting policy across the board. you see a disaster or near disaster like this one, this is a wakeup call this is ubiquitous in the federal government. anybody who has been in washington, d.c., that is where power is exercised with zero accountability to show for it. so should there be outside investigations from outside of an agency when something goes wrong within one, of course? the deeper issue, we need to get in there to shut down that much of the bureaucracy. that hasn't happened in a generation. we have a once a generation to do it. not only electing donald trump. doing it against a backdrop of a supreme court that also agrees much of this bureaucracy is downright unconstitutional. there is one thing that

vivek, i don't know. you know.g horse, i don't know how they will find one, they are looking for a unicorn in is no such thing as a democratic unicorn, you know, that only unicorn is donald j. trump, what do you think? >> i think that democrats have gone to great ledges to try to defeat donald trump i remain skeptical it will be cameron. the reality that longer this goes in some ways it is better for them. whoever their new candidate s they hope november comes while they are in honeyy moon phase with that new candidate, bottom line it does not matter, we're not running against a candid but against a machine, 1 we see it that way, our objective is to disman dismantle that machine. that is what donald trump will do, the more we focus on agenda. irirrespective of shenanigans from the other side. larry: vivek for all those reasons, i don't think that the secret service should investigate the secret service. i just don't. they are not qualified, this woman has to go. everyone knows that her top lieutenants anyone associ

and as an asian, i want to make it clear that vivek ramaswamy does not represent me. not asians. but if vivek didn't convince young people that it's cool to be republican, check out this sick beat. ♪ if the mayor of maga ville ♪ ♪ you know who we are going to vote ♪ ♪ we are voting donald trump baby ♪ ♪ donald trump, baby ♪ ♪ america needs safe ♪ >> ronny: i didn't think it was possible to dishonor vanilla ice. but they did it. i wish i got shot in the ear so i don't have to listen to that shit. do republicans not remember they have kanye? like, i know he's a bit of a nazi now, but i really don't think this room will mind. now the main theme of night two was "making america safe again." which got off to a bad start when rudy giuliani did an impression of his net worth and plummeted to the ground. don't worry, everyone, he's fine. fortunately, the only thing that can hurt rudy is garlic and holy water. but the theme was meant to highlight crime and drug use. and some speakers came out to talk about how much real tragedy they've suffered these last few years. >> my son

larry: vivek, i want to go with this too, i will argue that low taxes win elections, high taxes losend unleashing mom-and-pop businesses and entrepreneurs win elections. >> yes. one method, shut down the regulatory state. that is how you grow the economy. flatten the tax base. you know what? it is national unity is really the theme at this convention. i sensed it, larry. one thing that unites the country is economic growth. put money in americans pockets that unites us. larry: you know how that, send as chill down my spine, economic growth. four decades, overfour decades. it is fabulous. listen, lower energy, i know you're not johnny one footnote, you come from north dakota, the second biggest oil and gas producing state in america. lower energy prices permeates the entire goods, health care goods, operating in the hospital, emergency room goods, but it also is like a tax cut for individuals. i mean that's part of the deal. >> well high energy costs mean that the cost of everything is high because if you're not using oil or gas as an input, if you're not using it to produce something

still thinking maybe vivek. maybe maybe. can i tell you this? i do think vivek would be great with millennials and you were talking about polling, i saw a pew poll, his numbers are the worst among young people, joe biden's, there's an opportunity to win over younger people if republicans play it right, not necessarily that vivek is the only way to do that but president biden cannot depend on younger people the way he did in the last election. pete: to win aware vivek is on sunscreen? like influence him or find out the answer? pete: you stepped in it now. rachel: you think i am crazy. i know he thinks i am crazy but all my conspiracy theories have come true and like a lot of that, remember when i was talking about jill biden being craven and horrible and nobody believed me and it turns out she's running the white house. can you give me credit? pete: who else would be a good vp would be sean duffy. charlie: we are going to turn to a fox news alert, two israeli notary sources say a top hamas military commander was the target of an israeli airstrike

we're here with vivek ramaswamy.reat the media like it's some form of government and we are supposed to have a free press and don't have the free press and not talking about the government doing anything and dealing with boards and ceos and managers for example. >> this is what i'm going about it and remains a focus after my presidential run as well. through the private sector itself. i'm on your page and don't want the government interfering and doing what they can and can't say and media is behaving wrongly and u sc recently and second largest class shareholder with buzz feed and the initial story of the steel dossier and going to require more competitors and change to a platform and going for the financial marketplace and alternatives to the likes of blackrock and state street and vanguard and that's why i founded stride, asset manager and financial institution that competes directly against them. that's going to require citizens in the private sector saying there's opportunity here as entrepreneur and skills outs

form or another -- vivek ramaswamy.continues -- we've even seen elsewhere in the picking of j.d. vance and his running mate, a man that was very critical of the president some years back. fairly or not the farmer is my former president's for holding a grudge, well those are four core examples of not holding a grudge. what do you make over? >> well he is like me, you know, we want to win. you can cover -- hurt feelings and make people mad but at the end of the day, was the way our system works here. at the end of the day that all politics. really, a lot of the party politics is behind us now. we have our nominee. whether you like that or not. it is what it is. but i know this, the american people and myself can't afford another four years of joe biden and so i think that's why you're seeing the former president reaching out to some of his previous rivals and other people and other people that are coming to the party to support the ticket because this is just the right thing to do. is the best thing to do for our country.

reporter: i would personally like to hear from vivek ramaswamy. think he embodies what the heritage foundation and with the rnc are trying to do in cleaning up the federal bureaucracy, so i would like to hear some words from him about what his possible role could be in the administration you want to see him get picked. if the former president were to win in november, you would want to see vivek ramaswamy serving alright, will take an administration post? caller: yes. host: maria in new york city. hello, maria. caller: ok, basically i am shocked that i haven't seen anybody propose or even talk much about pompeo. i think he was the x-number secretary of state. he is so highly qualified to be vice president, is not president. i don't know how he gets along with trump or anything, i haven't kept up, but i am not sure he has even mentioned him during this campaign. i hope at least he talks today or tomorrow during the shape. host: you want to see the former secretary of state here speaking -- excuse me, the former -- go ahead. caller: and i would love

and they received it well. >> yeah, you know, is a van -- savannah, ied to 10 or 12 delegates, and vivek ramaswamy really riled up the crowd, but a lot of people said that they didn't know much about him, but they loved story about his mother, and she was emotional and he was clearly proud of her for overcoming addiction and the struggles, but at the end of the day, they felt like he could speak to everyday americans, and in politic, that is incredibly powerful. savannah. >> yes, and with a split screen image, we saw president biden arriving in delaware, and recovering from covid, and the drama surrounding around him, with adam schiff, the congressman calling for him to step aside, and also, meeting with the senate leader schumer and also rumbling from nancy pelosi, and heaing a ground swell of other leaders to ask him to step aside. >> and there an argument of nbc news in the last 24 hours of how he is exasperated with the continued push and continued calls trickle out and then of course flood out from the democrats who want him to step off of the ticket here, and bringing baitk to the

[applause] >> thank you, vivek.easure to always have you visiting us here at the heritage foundation. you were talking about the deep state. i grew up under ronald reagan, and he used to say that the nine scariest words in the english language were i'm from the government, and i'm here to help. but i have another sentence for you, maybe the nine best words in the english language, i'm from project if 2025, ask i'm here to win. [laughter] >> i love it. [applause] >> tell us how you actually go in and dismantle the deep state. >> so i think biggest obstacle is actually ourselves, looking ourselves in the mirror, our side look at ourselves in the mirror and asking yourselves whether -- ourselves whether we're willing to the incur some of the short-term inconveniences to make that happen. you're going in and really slashing 75% of the federal bureaucracy, moving agencies out of washington, d.c., firing millions of federal bureaucrats. not just the mass deportation of millions of illegals from this country, which i do fa

but joining me now vivek ramaswamy, former presidential candidate. vivek, do you think joe biden cares about what barack obama thinks or the donors think or george clooney thinks or jill for that matter, at this point? >> the reality is i don't think joe biden has enough of a functioning brain apparatus. i don't mean that insulting, laura. literally for him to be the person making that decision. the real question is what does jill biden think and hubbard. the reality is this is all part of a extended negotiation. think about a board trying to oust an ceo. that's extended negotiation for package. a lot of the public puffery. biden is done. there is no way can he be the nominee with this level of crumbling support. the only question is how well the biden family gets taken care of. effectively a knowingation on price. only neon quite possibly literally laura that's what this comes down to, when the carts are fallen when obama is on the other side ultimate punt masters have decided puppet has to go. die has been cast and negotiation for the biden landing

but again, you're seeing there's vivek ramaswamy as well. but again, you're seeing donald trump now, the former vice president, on the stage there also today, we had learned that vice president kamala harris spoke with jd vance. they briefly spoke with vice president, encouraging vance to agree to a vp debate. no terms have been set. but again, you're looking at live pictures now of donald trump with that bandage there on the stage at the rnc. you see some of his family members there. there's eric trump and many other vips there on that grand stage. all right. as we continue to take a live look there as the former president continues to shake hands, you see his vp pick right there, jd vance standing there together. so what we know at this point, night two is really going to focus on some of trump's biggest former rivals. they are going to be hitting the stage today as a way to show party unity. as raj mentioned, vivek ramaswamy already out there, he already he's going to be speaking tonight. florida governor ron desantis, former un ambassado

i believe them because they have an american dream, much like vivek ramaswamy does. radiant republican are going on— much radiant republican are going on at this convention. not — going on at this convention. not free _ going on at this convention. not free trade, not leadership position— not free trade, not leadership position in the free world, not a graceful— position in the free world, not a graceful sympathetic, apathetic position towards immigrants in this country, and so it— immigrants in this country, and so it cuts— immigrants in this country, and so it cuts a _ immigrants in this country, and so it cuts a little bit oddly when _ so it cuts a little bit oddly when you really think about the policies — when you really think about the policies that were in the form. they— policies that were in the form. they are — policies that were in the form. they are not ronald reagan republican, conservative policies, and i actually wonder where — policies, and i actually wonder where the ronald reagan conservatives are at this convention, a couple of conventions ago ther

joining me now vivek ramaswamy, former republican presidential candidate.as did the phone call, the obligatory phone call, the acting seemed un, you know, convincing to me but, you know, it is the razzle dazzle. will it help? >> >> look, i don't think it's going to help but, laura, here is the real reality for our side. kamala harris is not our risk. keep in mind, forgetting about republican voters, democratic voters wanted her to come nowhere near the white house. she got zero delegates, she didn't even make it to the iowa caucus. i ran as a 37-year-old first time in politics, i have gotten more delegates for u.s. president than kamala harris h nonetheless, she is actually creating a risk for us in a different way. and that is that we get distracted by the shenanigans of the democrats and forget to deliver our own message of who we are and what we actually stand for. that's what i think is the big risk of kamala not that she is compelling this entire drama and poorly acted at times is a distraction for us. that's something that i have a concern about i thi

. >> definitely vivek talking in his ear. got to get vivek back on here. policy making as it looks to crypto. what's interesting about where trump is going, still, i'm not saying i buy into this, he sees potential of getting crypto voters, there is 50 million crypto holders out there, and, you know, the, i guess the research shows that they're one issue voters. they just love crypto. they're not necessarily political but if you say you're for the opposite of what is going on now with the biden administration, which is pretty much of a clamp down on crypto, by the way there are scandals in crypto. gary gensler called it the wild west of investing. sam bankman-fried shows us, there is a lot of stuff here. anyway, this looking to tap into that. the republican convention should be interesting. i will look at it for a lot of reasons but crypto, probably will be a crypto speaker, or at least vivek will speak and he will mention it. that is kind of what i'm hearing. the democrats are trying to play catchup on this and it is really interesting, my producer, ellie

so vivek ramaswamy we thank you so much for being with us let's bring in bill hemmer who joins us from milwaukee america's newsroom and coanchor. good to have you with us. you know, it was going to be a big week anyway pretty think about the facts who were expecting to have this advice a presidential announcement. that was going to be that big news of potentially tomorrow. how do you think this impacts what we are going to see and be covering over the course of the next few days, bill? >> it has become an even larger story than a boat would project. good evening to both le of it we are in milwaukee. we had a store move through so i moved indoors. the city is ready. i will toe in the central part of milwaukee about a year ago the central part of milwaukee is not quite in a locked out yet. it is difficult to move around the city blocks. a bit much more difficult starting tomorrow and into the week. a couple things i want to point out is the fbi director christopher rate member reported this if so i apologize for repeating he briefed the national jake sullivan included the head of the sec

vivek ramaswamy is friends with vance, they graduated together.ould consider taking vance's senate seat if the ohio governor asks him to. he is also said to have a passion of taking on the regulatory state. maybe a cabinet position would be better. we will see. the ohio democrat senator sharon brown is one of the most vulnerable in the senate. republican bernie marino could when and ohio could determine it. stuart: j.d. vance is a republican who holds the seat now. if he steps aside a republican could take it and the other guy is vulnerable but you could have two senators from ohio. big deal. ohio is a major state. back to the markets. dow industrials up 500 points. three stocks are count for much of again especially united health which is a tear this morning. this could be called another trump rally. the rally continues with trump leading the campaign with his vice president will pick. unitedhealth, goldman, boeing, unitedhealth, huge gain. 5% on the upside. lauren: third-quarter earnings. stuart: let's bring in senator john thune, the minority w

and that i agree with vivek ramaswamy on that. so and i think, by the way, when people start looking at what a drag on the ticket, harris is going to be all over the country and how much she's going to hurt the rest of the democratic party, it's not clear to me that she will be the nominee, given what's going on. but the other two things that are important, i think, are joe biden really needs to step down, not just as a candidate, but if he's incapable of campaigning, he's incapable of being the head of the american government. he can't be the commander in chief. and so whether by the 25th amendment or by his own resignation, he really needs to go. and as a part of that, jill really needs to cancel her trip to paris. there's no reason for her to take taxpayer money and go spend what will probably be several million dollars going to paris now that her husband is no longer a candidate. and in my judgment, he should no longer be president. okay, so you got to ask yourself, mr. speaker, how this all happened. how did this play out beh

there will be he'll have to resign his senate seat and you will get to pick his replacement already vivek ramaswamy has thrown his hat into the ring as it were. will you pick him? do you know who you're going to pick? >> i don't know who i'm going to pick. i don't want to really get into names until we get after the election, we have we have a us senate race. it's pretty important in ohio as well i think i know what i wanted. i served as, you know, 12 years in the united states senate and i want someone who's going to go there work, wants to make things happen and get things done. that's i think i've pretty much know who can what type person couldn't do that. this person also though has to, has to run and then run and then run. i will point them, but then they will have to run again in 2026. they would have to run again in 2028 it has to be someone who is up so that big challenge, not just the ability to raise the money, but just to go through a nonstop running, it's it's not an easy thing, particularly in a state like ohio 26 and then 20 2012. now know 2022, right? now. >> yeah. the way

i think these cities have two things in common, vivek. they have run amoke ci and theye run by democrats. and i've got to believe people in the suburbsppenin are watching what's happening in these cities and they're going to vote according to that. but there's one thing that gets my blood boiling. it's every single day we're hearing of a young in this country and or murdered by an u illegal immigrant. n stop that should have been stopped. that was stopped. and whatpe the solution?tion a why do we have an entirend democratic party that's lookingi the other way? well, look, their incentives point to it, kellyanne. the reality is these are long voters for the democrat party. but unfortunately, american citizen ters fs are suffering today. it is not a surprise that lawbreakers are going to break the law. and the people who enter this country illegally are by definition breaking the law. they're more likely to continue to do it while they're already h here. and now people are suffering. these are lives on the line. is not a trivial joking matt

if you contrast that with what vivek ramaswamy said we talked about the minority communities that areonately affected by president biden and kamala harris, not just economic policies that they just talked about but illegal immigration and how that affected the community taking jobs. until the santa says until they get shipped to martha's vineyard and becomes everybody else's problem. we'll talk about this later the amount of young inspiring people on the stage last night, sarah sanders, vac, jd vance, lara trump, these are all my friends all my age. i think it's an incredibly exciting lineup. maria: sarah sanders are so fantastic, so is lara trump. a lot coming up the dow industrial cedar fence day in more than a year end investors were made up to the idea of a 2024 trump presidency and the economic benefit policies, this morning features are pulling back. we'll talk with wealth management gina bolvin on what's next for markets, then trump organization executive vice president eric trump is here to join me to talk about the latest on his father in the 2024 election. watching "mornings

nice is the legal system to political opponents the left will stop at nothing when they're losing, vivekere not ready to get to candidate were writing against the system, that's been a theme for vivek ramaswamy let's flash back to last november. >> i want to close with one message to the democrat party, in the dis- barge that joe biden will be the nominee we know he's not even the president of the united states is a puppet for the class, have the guts to step up and be honest about who you will put up so we can have an honest debate, biden should step aside and into his candidacy so we can see whether gavin newsom, michelle obama or whoever else. here we are almost a year later, 105 days until the new election and what he said rings true, the problem is democrats never had a debate, 14 million had to vote for joe biden. stuart: that's the way it was, why is rfk junior why is he going after the dnc for biden's decision to drop. >> he said the dnc was complicit in the cover. >> the reaction of the dnc, the obvious condition wants to hide it from the mark in public and to use their power ov

vivek ramaswamy, rhymes with steak. >> rams doesn't rhyme with stake. >> jesse: vivek rhymes with steakcontrol of the vessel, saved people's lives and saved his. thank god. joining the navy in the fall. congratulations. >> judge jeanine: is he going to be a stunt man. darren deign that's it for us. >> bret: sent late podcast. too many details

back to milwaukee, former president candidate, vivek ramaswamy, delivering this message to gen z voters message to gen z is this: you will be the generation that actually saves this country. you want to be a rebel? you want to be a hippie? you want to stick it to the man pushed mark show up your college campus and tried to call yourself a college conservative. so you want to get married, have kids, teach them to believe in god and pledge allegiance to the country. because you know what commit is infectious in this country but courage can be contagious too appear that, too is what it means to be an american. >> todd: vivek ramaswamy is considering for running for j.d. vance is ohio see if advances. >> carley: one way former president trump is to "make america strong again" is by helping farmers and ranchers. today the farmers and ranchers for the trump coalition with the great armor fair to fight the backbone of america. he is the former ambassador to the agencies for food and agriculture, and he joins me now. good morning to you. i want to get to all of today's events in just a moment,

including former ambassador nikki haley, florida governor ron desantis, texas senator ted cruz, and vivek ramaswamy. many targeted vice president kamala harris, saying she and biden have enforced open border policies that have led to a wave of what trump's campaign describes as a migrant crime epidemic. there is no data linking immigrants to rising crime. meanwhile, senator cruz falsely claimed immigrants kill u.s. citizens every damn day, he said. evidence shows fentanyl is largely smuggled by u.s. citizens across u.s. ports of entry. we will have more on the rnc after headlines. california congressmember adam schiff warned donors democrats would lose the presidency, control of the senate, and miss out on the chance to reclaim the house unless president biden steps aside. adam schiff, who is running for california's u.s. senate seat in november, made the comments during a private fundraising dinner in new york according to new reports. despite mounting fears over biden's ability to beat trump, democrats appear to be moving ahead with plans to hold a virtual vote confirming biden as their

including former ambassador nikki haley, florida governor ron desantis, texas senator ted cruz, and vivek ramaswamy. many targeted vice president kamala harris, saying she and biden have enforced open border policies that have led to a wave of what trump's campaign describes as a migrant crime epidemic. there is no data linking immigrants to rising crime. meanwhile, senator cruz falsely claimed immigrants kill u.s. citizens every damn day, he said. evidence shows fentanyl is largely smuggled by u.s. citizens across u.s. ports of entry. we will have more on the rnc after headlines. california congressmember adam schiff warned donors democrats would lose the presidency, control of the senate, and miss out on the chance to reclaim the house unless president biden steps aside. adam schiff, who is running for california's u.s. senate seat in november, made the comments during a private fundraising dinner in new york according to new reports. despite mounting fears over biden's ability to beat trump, democrats appear to be moving ahead with plans to hold a virtual vote confirming biden as their

vivek ramaswamy, rhymes with steak. >> rams doesn't rhyme with stake. >> jesse: vivek rhymes with steak. >> harold: 17-year-old capsized and got control of the vessel, saved people's lives and saved his. thank god. joining the navy in the fall. congratulations. >> judge jeanine: is he going to be a stunt man. darren deign that's it for us. >> bret: sent late podcast. too many details too bad greg won't hear it. thanks, dana. good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, the pressure intensifies on president biden to drop out of the race. today the president defiantly insisting is he not going anywhere. both in a phone interview and in a letter to congressional democrats. this comes as the president prepares for a major international event, nato conference right here in washington. senior white house correspondent peter doocy starts us off live from the north lawn. good evening, peter. >> peter: good evening, bret. white house officials are claiming they are not awar of any examples of national security officials withholding information from president biden late

former rivals ron desantis and vivek ramaswamy made rousing speeches supporting trump the.onight j.d. vance takes the stage. saturday trump and vance take their show on the road with a joint campaign appearance in michigan. now, on the democrat side the president is pushing two aggressive policies, national rent control and reform of the supreme court. tuesday he gave an angry speech to the naacp. today he's in vegas addressing hispanic voters. you know, it's been a big week for him. his handlers are trying to keep him well rested. he'll be at his beach house by tonight. to the markets, huge rally tuesday. a lot of selling today especially in tech stocks. the dow up 700 yesterday, down about 140 today and look at that a nasdaq, way up yesterday, down 300 in premarket action this morning. bitcoin, we're looking at a $64,700 a coin. interest rates, the 10-year is at 4.19%. and the 2-year, 4.46 -- no, now it's 4.48. oil still in the low 80s, $81 is 1.63. no change for gas at $3.51, no change a for diesel at $3.85. all right, let's go to politics. the movement to get biden to s

vivek ramaswamy, now he took a hard stance on illegal migrants during his rnc speech last night.s. >> our message to illegal immigrants is also this. we will return you to your country of origin. >> [applause] >> not because you're all bad people. >> [applause] >> but because you broke the law. stuart: carlos jimenez is originally from cuba. what would he do about the illegal migrants. the congressman will tell us because he's on the show, next. everywhere but the seat. the seat is leather. alan, we get it. you love your bike. we do, too. that's why we're america's number-one motorcycle insurer. but do you have to wedge it into everything? what? i don't do that. this reminds me of my bike. the wolf was about the size of my new motorcycle. have you seen it, by the way? happy birthday, grandma! really? look how the brushstrokes follow the line of the gas tank. -hey! -hey! brought my plus-one. jamie? olukai sandals capture the feeling of stepping barefoot into wet sand. the perfect balance of instant comfort and lasting support. say aloha to olukai. anywhere comfort. anywhere aloha.

slated to speak. >> vivek will speak.king of going -- liz: i'm surprised kirsten gillibrand, is she not going? shy and she and cynthia lummis cosponsored the legislation. >> one of the reasons why kamala harris wouldn't go, the democratic party is not liked in the bitcoin community. as soon as we reported yesterday, on "the claman countdown," tyler winkelvoss, okay, if you go, if she goes, she needs to tell us why she hates crypto, is was something snotty. the democratic party has a lot of catching up to do with the crypto community. the trump administration, he is not just president just yet, the by the way the polls are very tight. the trump campaign is looking to mine voters, 20 million, 50 million voters. there is a lot of potential voters there. the democrats are trying to get back in the game. mark cuban is talking about that, the pro-crypto tech billionaire, so there is a lot going on. this conference in my view will be pretty big. from what i understand it will be crazy. by the way, i don't want to say that woman

is in good what does not really matter who the candidate is because if it is the 2 that vivek ramaswamy talking about, they are all co-conspirators in failed policies and complicit in as a cover up, and kamala harris would be leading the charge, she has been complicit in the cover-up and that is the first thing she should answer to running for president, why were you involved in a law to the american public going on for years? >> jesse: you heard him say earlier, the media will just celebrate kamala harris until november if it is hard, first puma president, african-american woman, they will do all of these glossy photo shoots, is just going to be a extravaganza. is the former president prepared for that type of media onslaught? >> i think it does not matter who the candidate it is my candidate is, whether it is joe biden during the debate or any of his replacements are going to have to defend the failed policies of the joe biden administration, doesn't matter if it's the border, inflation, high interest rates, wars abroad, people suffering here at home because of the crime and what's go

earlier speakers included primary rivals nikki haley, vivek ramaswamy, and ron desantis, as well as high- profile congressional republicans like mike johnson, elise stefanik, and ted cruz. >> look at the border. it is the single biggest threat americans face. under joe biden, migrants are coming into our country by the thousands every day. >> we, in the republican party, are the law and order team. we always have been and we always will be the advocates for the rule of law and we all know that that principal as well as many others is in serious jeopardy today. >> let's make the 45th president of the united states the 47th president of the united states. let's elect republicans up and down the ballot and let's heed the call of our party's nominee to fight, fight, fight, for these united states. >> here is more of lara trump speaking right now. >> the largest tax cuts in american history. our energy independence. massive amounts of red tape cut and no new wars when donald j. trump was president. maybe most importantly though, you can actually feel it in your everyday life. you didn't have

also speaking tonight were trump's other primary challengers, ron desantis and vivek ramaswamy. but their appearance is not as surprising as both of them quickly endorsed trump after suspending campaigns last year and have been actively fundraising for his campaign. >> let's make the 45th president of the united states, the 47th president of the united states. let's elect republicans up and down the ballot and let's heed the call of our parties to fight, fight, fight for these united states. >> donald trump is the president who will actually unite this country, not through empty words but through action. because you know what? success is unifying excellence is unifying. >> that's who we are as americans. that's who we've always been. tomorrow, senator vance takes the stage for his first speech as trump's vp nominee, and we're told his remarks will focus on his life story and how that ties into the american a first agenda. >> jonathan, rebecca, thank you. >> and it all, of course, builds up to former trump himself on thursday night. thanks, rebecca. >> molly. that's right. those

and others also, vivek ramaswamy saying president biden's "ritual condemnation of political violence insufficient. no amount of verbiage today changes the toxic national climate that led to this tragedy." saying that trump's safety is nothing short of an act of god. and i think you'll see a lot of supporters thinking the same thing. and also, george, we have to point out no matter what the shooter's motives were, no matter who the shooter is, you are going to hear conspiracy theories going forward. >> no question about that. but as you point out, those statements from j.d. vance and vivek ramaswamy, of course, president trump and his supporters have contributed to this violent rhetoric as well. >> absolutely, george. we were just looking back this morning at some of the things former president trump has said. he warned last march of potential death and destruction if he were charged by the manhattan district attorney. "our country is being destroyed as they tell us to be peaceful." trump in january warned of bedlam in the country if the criminal charges against him succeeded. and of

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cheers and applause] >> reporter: some of the loudest cheers came for one-time presidential hopeful vivek ramaswamy who embraced the "make america safe again" focus on crime and immigration. >> if you want to seal the border, vote trump. if you want to restore law and order in this country, vote trump. >> reporter: speakers repeatedly blaming president biden's policies for illegal border crossings, with some of the most ramped up rhetoric since leaders on both sides called for unity, in the wake of the assassination attempt against former president trump. the former president looking on, as one-time rivals pledged their support and rally around the new republican ticket. in milwaukee, alice barr, nbc news. >>> meanwhile, tensions reese mainremain high around the convention as there was an officer-involved shootingr sho shooting. shots were fire at a man armed with a knife. police say it was unrelated to any activity at the convention. >>> as president biden makes his return to the campaign trail, three sources tell nbc news he has notified lawmakers he has considered endorsing big changes