host: donald, spokane, washington, republican. caller: good morning.t last gentlemen, i liked what he said, some common sense there. sorry, i thought this was open for them. i made the mistake. i just wanted to say i appreciate c-span. last time i talked to you i had mentioned i was in battle with a nine year thing with my son and i wanted to let you know, i got him back. the judge in montana, she got in lots of trouble, she lost her job. america is in a better place now. host: i'm glad things worked out for you. gary, independent mind, good morning. -- line, good morning. caller: this is terrible. it really is. that speech he made to try to get trump elected, invited by the republicans we know that israel, netanyahu, not israel, israel is great, but netanyahu but his own people get killed. these people were there he legally anyway. host: wait, who? caller: the settlements, the people they are bringing in their, taking away the people's houses. host: yes, in the west bank. are you talking about the attack in the golan heights? caller: yes, that's occup

my kind of outer 0, washington republican, the vice presidential candidate j, the vance at target had both at president biden and coming to harris during his rallies in ohio and virginia. now yes, you will remember joe biden as not just a quitter, which he is, but one of the worst president's the united states of america by friends, combo harris is a 1000000 times worse. and everybody knows that she signed up for every single one of jo biden's failures and she lied about his middle capacity to serve as president earlier out of riley and his home state of ohio events. praise donald trump, the decisions that he made during his 1st time as president. he's also promised to increase domestic manufacturing and to raise living in education standards if he and tons are elected in november. or full of l was at that rally for us in middletown, or higher a while, which i have on spend a lot of time joining this. riley refer rates that his trial to, to the fact that it comes from the, the, after all, he is a local boy that's worked through the crowd here. there are hundreds of people. many of the

mike, kind of out to 0, washington republican, the vice presidential nominee, each i'd event says that finished his 2nd reading of the day this time in bradford virginia where he targeted both at present by an uncommon to hers. now here's your member joe biden as not just a quitter, which he is, but one of the worst president's the united states of america. but my friends, combo harris is a 1000000 times worse. and everybody knows that she signed up for every single one of jo biden's failures and she lied about his middle capacity to serve as president earlier as her rally in his own state of a higher than set praise. donald trump, the decisions he during his 1st time was us president. he also promised to increase domestic manufacturing and raised living in education staff. this is the policies elected into them, but for the was about valley in middletown. in ohio, it was a thief on spend a lot of time during this, riley refer rates that his trial to, to the fact that it comes from the, the after all, he is a local boy that's worked through the crowd here though. hundreds of people, ma

voice of america wrote, on the eve of the visit of ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyi to washington, republicanator jaydy owen said that ukraine may have to cede some territories to russia in order to end the war. as can be understood from the statements, vance's views are welcomed in russia as well. russian foreign minister sergey lavrov at a press conference at the un said that moscow is ready to work with any american leader, when asked about that. should wentz's proposals go forward, he replied: well, i actually heard, well, i heard the same thing as you, he's for peace, for ending the aid that's been given, and we can only welcome that, so that this is what we need, to stop pumping ukraine with weapons, and then the war will end, and then we can look for solutions, but of course, we are talking about solutions that take into account reality. situations on the ground, not only on the ground, but also reality political life. i added that during a meeting with ukrainian journalists in kyiv, a few days ago, president zelenskyi also emphasized that ukraine is ready to cooperate with any politic

kathy in aberdeen, washington, republican. >> hi. hello? >> we are listening to you. >> ok, well, all the other comments are very good, but my feeling is in one year under biden, this country became a lawless country. that is what needs to be focused on. everyone but the democrats that i talk to is that the reason they don't want trump is he will be like the nazi regime, so i think that's what he needs to focus on in his speech, what his true plans are to help the country get back to law, borders. i feel for the border patrol that have to stand there and let people come in and no right to stop them. i think if he focuses on that and the fentanyl and the everyday people because they are talking from the heart. >> understood, kathy. >> thank you. the conversation will continue tomorrow on washington journal, more of your reactions to the republican national convention this week in milwaukee, and the third day

again, however, after the elections, in the conditions when troops were brought into washington, democrats, republicansrked out, which actually lasted in the usa until the sixties, when the southern states began to fight against segregation, that is, the american system, it still preserves the opportunity for this... won’t last, either he will be imprisoned, or something else will happen, but he definitely won’t get out, but he got out, they have nothing against him, and one more thing, the fight is for trump, this is the last one article meeting with boris johnson, and what he wrote in the daily mail, which is important, they suggest a new ideology to him, this is not trump the isolationist, i will leave europe, concentrate on china, and johnson is slipped to him and they say, look, there is right, right, us president joe biden announced that is dropping out of the presidential race, but will continue to perform his duties, that is, work until the inauguration, which is scheduled for january 20 next year. anton dadykin will tell you more. the process has begun within the democratic team. replacement,

washington, new jersey, republican, go ahead. caller: good morning. thank you critiquing my call.ersonally, what upset me about the press conference was i believe he knew what those questions were and he picked the people who would ask him those questions. somebody asked him about harris, he put her in charge of the border. i would like to ask what was her report back to you when you put her in charge of the border? the other question i would have liked is about afghanistan, the billions of dollars of equipment left there ended up in the hands of thomas and other organizations. ukraine, he has spent billions and billions of dollars over there. how has that many been accounted for and how so? what effect did he think when he cut the oil have on the economy? when he did that, although truckers raise their prices, and they raise the prices because of the shortages. there are no more shortages, there is no more pandemic, but they still have the prices up. he did not mention anything about that. host: one of the first things you said was you wished reporter asked about harris. presiden

washington. the republicans began to strike iron without leaving the white house at lightning speed, leaving, leavings already demanding from his rival, not recognizing half measures. he has been calling joe biden dishonest lately, and finz skamaal and haris have completely turned the democrat into a complete liar in the eyes of a republican. imaginary president, imaginary patient, he is unfit for work, and i ask who will govern the country for the next five months, he is the worst president in the history of our country, another six months of biden’s administration is a very real prospect, the inauguration of a replacement is only on january 20, 2025, said a, let b speak too, demands republicans, there is not a single photo of biden, nothing. i hope he's okay, but people can be forgiven for asking that question, proof of life please. if biden is unable to cope with difficulties company, which almost all democrats admit, then he is definitely not capable of serving as the president of our country, which means biden should resign as soon as possible and take his family of scammers back to business. if

the biden-harris administration is dead on arrival in the house, perry russom, abc news, washington. >> republicane bay area tonight looking to raise some money. beko chief executive officer mike belshe is hosting a fundraiser in palo alto, headlined by the ohio senator. tickets for the event range from $3300 to $25,000 per person. the event is the latest sign of support from cryptocurrency executives of trump. the former president was the keynote speaker at saturday's bitcoin 2024 conference in nashville. democrats are turning to zoom to raise millions for the presumptive presidential nominee. vice president kamala harris more than 500,000 people joined three separate zoom calls last week, raising more than $11 million, analysts say we can expect to see more and more of these online events. they're cheaper to organize and easier to attend. >> up next, more on that massive fire that is burning north of us. >> the park fire is ravaging northern california. more than 500,000 acres burned. meantime, the arson suspect is in court today. i'm tim pulliam, with the latest coming up. >> new tools sparking

i have been around washington republican politics for a long time i have rolled my eyes a lot, because the heritage foundation put a plant like this every the years and i am not going to say that this kind of stuff won't get-- have a big place in a trump administration, of course it will. these are the same people running it, but if you are going to try to convince the public that this document is really scary you have got to do a lot of work. nobody has heard of the heritage foundation, you need a very vigorous campaign to educate people about this and right now i doubt that is really breaking through. >> i just know the president got covid, because he was campaigning like -- the vice president was out campaigning, like what? >> stick around, we have got more for you, because we are going to talk about where things stand with president biden and his campaign at the moment. also be sure to follow our show on social media, everywhere, that is everywhere at the weekend msnbc. this summer. snacking. just. got. serious. introducing new $3 footlong dippers. the world might not be ready for

would convince in and select the democratic nominee for president on its own brian todd, cnn, washington republican presidential nominee donald trump and his vice presidential running mate, j.d. >> vance plan to hold their first joint rally in michigan later today and vance will be traveling to the events aboard his own campaign plane. so tell cnn the trump campaign gave the ohio senator or private boeing 7:37 after he was officially announced as the vp choice vance's first trip on new plane was on a flight from milwaukee, wisconsin to cincinnati, ohio on friday morning we're learning more about the pre rally movements of would-be assassin, thomas matthew crooks, though his motive for carrying out the shooting is still no clear. cnn's kyung lah has details hours before the attempted assassination, thomas crooks begins his day scoping out the rally site what's this tells cnn? he arrives mid-morning and stays for 70 minutes and drives more than an hour back home where he picks up an ar type rifle. his father later tells authorities he thought crooks was going to the shooting range crooks buys ammunit

impact harris is already having on the parties, grocery support, my kind of out to 0 washington. meanwhile, republican vice presidential, nominee jedi vance has finished his 2nd rally of the day this time in radford virginia where he targeted both president biden and couple of hours. now as you remember, joe biden as not just the quitter which he is, but one of the worst president's the united states of america. but my friends, combo harris is a 1000000 times worse, and everybody knows that she signed up for every single one of jo biden's failures and she lied about his middle capacity to serve as president. well yeah, the reality is home state of ohio events appraised on them from the decisions he made during his 1st time as us president. he also promised to increase domestic manufacturing and raised living and education standards if the parties elected into them phil available is that the rally, middletown, in a high that which i have on spend a lot of time joining this. riley refer rates that his trial to, to the fact that he comes from a to, after all, he is a local boy. you got to work through th

we will suffer greatly because of his presidency. allan fisher is in washington dc, as the republicans will have to change tactics if come on harris is to become the democratic presidential candidate. and i'm hearing from some republicans that they're going to an american terms flooding the zone, which means essentially they're going to go on all low to attack against pamela harris to try and disable her at a very early stage. they want to attack cars that are going to tire. the problems that the board does are going to say she knew about job items. the client in is condition and did nothing about it as they're going to save the problems with a emigration. and inflation can also be traced to the bite and hottest white house, and they're going to spend a lot of money doing this. i'm doing it very quickly. but i'm also hearing that the democrats have raised throwing $75000000.00. so it's the a nice meant that joe biden was going to step down. and so we're going to see a lot of political lads a lot of post during and a lot of talking. they're going to try and stop coming behind us before

washington bureau chief unit poll from the republican national convention in milwaukee. that gets underway on monday . eunice, thank you for that. so let's get more now from now correspondence around the world, beginning with matthew mall here in building reactions have been pouring in across the political spectrum here in germany. a mix of concern and condemnation and shock for the victims. and for the closest ally, the united states, german chancellor, schultz said it was a despicable act which donald trump speedy recovery. his finance minister and the leader of the liberal party here in germany said his consent for american democracy was growing. and the whole, this would be a moment for democrats to reflect on what we have in common, the head of the opposition conservatives feature matches a man who could well in the future, be working with a future president, trump. and he called the images horrible and said the incident would only for the fuel. the poison in the campaign, like germany, is no stranger to political violence and incidents like this with the raising it

and a completely republican washington. sol completely republican washington. you have to start with a place of _ country, you have to start with a place of facts. and lifting the 22—year ban on gun violence research — the 22—year ban on gun violence research was a beginning. sol know— research was a beginning. sol know he's— research was a beginning. sol know he's open to some level of that. _ know he's open to some level of that. �* that. and indeed, the theme tomorrow — that. and indeed, the theme tomorrow night _ that. and indeed, the theme tomorrow night is _ that. and indeed, the theme tomorrow night is marco i that. and indeed, the theme i tomorrow night is marco america safe again. so perhaps we may hear something about that in terms of the speeches that might be on the stage. but i want to also talk about the republican platform that was on the stage today — that's one of the stage today — that's one of the technical things that happens in the convention that you don't really see as an outsider or hear about. but one of the issues that's contentious th

some of the most conservative republicans in washington, d.c. supported the bill. even the border patrol endorsed it. it was all set to pass, but at the last minute, trump directed his allies in the senate to vote it down. [boos] right. he tanked, tanked, the bipartisan deal because he thought it would help him win an election. [boos] which goes to show, donald trump does not care about order security. he only cares about himself. [cheers] and when i am president, i will work to actually solve the problem. [cheers] so here is my pledge to you, as president, i will bring back the border security bill that donald trump killed, and i will sign it into law. [cheers] and show donald trump what real leadership looks like. [cheers] but make no mistake, this campaign is not just about us versus donald trump. truly, this campaign is about two very different visions for our nation. one focused on the future, the other focused on the past. we believe in a future where every person has the opportunity to build a business, to own a home, to build intergenerational wealth, a fut

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washington bureau chief in his poll from the republican national convention in milwaukee. that gets underway on monday. eunice, thank you for that. so we'll place an allen ease with the rice groups the think tank in washington, and i asked him whether he thought to us democracy is now under the trees. i don't believe democracy is under threat. no, i think this is rather a symptom of a law or running issue and you asked which is that basically the us is that the only major democracy that has a high degree of distrust among his own viruses. it's very difficult for you to, for the restaurant election is not disputed or not. so there's some degree of skepticism by at least a portion of the electric. i'm sure i think that this is also an addict of the increasing political polarization and division that we see in our country. i don't think that the suggest that democracy itself is at risk, but rather this is the most egregious and most obvious symptom of a long running issue, increasing whores. ition, are you talking about distrust and polarization? do you think this you're seein

the conversation will continue tomorrow on washington journal, more of your reactions to the republican national convention this week in milwaukee, and the third day tomorrow begins again here with the preview and a conversation with all of you of the third day of the convention at 6:00 p.m. eastern time. the session will gavel in at 7:00 p.m. eastern time, and when they conclude at 11:00, we will pick up with your reaction, your calls at that point, and then again, re-air the entire convention at midnight eastern time. again, if you've missed any of the convention covered, go download our free video mobile app, c-span now, and once again, we will rewind day two of the republican national convention and show it to you in its entirety. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> michael whatley of north carolina. [applause] >> delegates and alternates, ladies and gentlemen, i want to welcome you all to the second night of this historic republic -- republican national convention. i have to ask, did we have a great night last night? [crowd cheering] mr. whatley: do we have a great nominee in vice pre

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talk to him about republican politics and politics in general. this is in the washington times this morning. democrats in milwaukee warned voters of project 2025. democrats visited the heart of trump world tuesday during the republican national convention in milwaukee to raise more warnings about the conservative project 2025 agenda. democrats keep clamoring about the conservative heritage foundation's transition blueprint for the next republican president that seeks to reshape the federal government and install -- to pay the way for an effective conservative administration. senator cory booker, new jersey democrat, called the agenda frightening. he said it aims to gut popular entitlement such as the affordable care act and social security. this article goes on to say that project 2025's main policy goals are restoring the family as the foundation of american life, dismantling the administrative state, protecting the nation's borders, and ensuring individual rights. it calls for eliminating civil service protections for some government employees and aims to overhaul feder

president trump's 2020 election interference case makes it all but certain the republican will not face trial in washington ahead of the november election. the supreme court did not dismiss the indictment alleging trump illegally schemed to cling to power after he lost a president joe biden, but the ruling still amounts to a major victory for the presumptive republican presidential nominee. his legal strategy has focused on delaying the proceedings until after the election. the timing of the trial matters because of trump defeats biden, he could appoint an attorney general who would seek the dismissal of this case and the other federal prosecutions he faces, or trump could order a pardon for himself. trump posted in all capital letters on his social media network shortly after the decision was released "big win for our constitution and

's, washington bureau chief unit poll from the republican national convention in milwaukee. that gets on the way on monday units. thank you for that. so let's take a look now at some other world news headlines. german police, i assure you says killed 2 people before tuning the gun on himself in the southwest in state of buttons. looking back the attack occurred in the village of i've said loudly and to others was seriously injured. french president emanuel, my calling has left the annual bus to dice. there are many in power as part of the parade has been altered to merge with the olympic torch relay before the games which begin in paris. in 2 weeks time, syrians type media reports that is riley strikes around the capital, damascus have killed one protocol from and 5 to and wounded 3 others is riley army says he targeted military infrastructure in response to 2 drawings launched from syria. at least 4 people were injured in central east rail when a call around and took him use his wife and get a bus stop police on the date. the suspect to the attack of one victim is in a crit

first off, there is, among a lot of the washington republicans quietly in corners, where they tend to hang out when they don't have, you know, the backbone to actually come forward, to say that the pick of jd vance was a problem. there weren't -- there was not a lot of enthusiasm among a lot of the washington types around this pick. it was something that was brought to donald trump by his sons. that was their pick. here they are. the second part of this does play into how donald trump and his campaign narratively figure out the new terrain in front of them. i look at this race right now, and i don't see a world in which donald trump mans up and debates kamala harris. the felon is not going to debate the prosecutor. that's just not going to happen. when the question comes around about his 34 felony convictions, what do you think she's going to do? i mean, really? you want to walk into that buzzsaw in the conversation? you can throw the border all day long, but you're mincemeat on everything else. that's what you're seeing now on the campaign, beginning to make tactical decisions around

going to republican view on this from megan middle 8, who co founded republican living the full progress you joins us from washington, dc. welcome to the day. this is slight switching of democrat horses. filial republicans. hot with joy as well. um, you know, as much as a i m a nerd of politics. i think that this feels my political nerd, heart with joy and you know, i think it's a challenging one. right. the democrats of has done themselves in a little bit of a pickle. i think there's no question that begins with joe biden at the top. the ticket were facing a mounting enthusiasm problem, and not only were they staring down the barrel of another last election it on the truck, but they were also looking at possible down balance implications that might end up with a full republican sweep of washington. still very early, it's still a lot of things to happen between now and november. it will certainly be one to watch for sure. if you presume color, how does is the cons of the, the american public will then have a choice between a full met, tough on crime, prosecute threats, and the felon, the dc. donald trump as being vu

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talks about this week's convention and his effort to get more black voters to join the republican party. "washington journal" starts now. ♪ host: good morning, monday, july 15. the republican national convention kicks off today in milwaukee. just two days after an attempted assassination of the presumptive republican nominee, donald trump. on saturday at a rally in pennsylvania, i government injured the former president, a man was killed, and others critically wounded. we are taking your calls this morning on either of those topics. give us a call. democrats, , (202) 748-8000. republicans, (202) 748-8001. independents, (202) 748-8002. you can text us at (202) 748-8003. and you can post to our social media, on facebook and x. welcome to today's "washington journal." it is a four-hour journal, all the way to 11:00 a.m. eastern time. let's start with what former president trump posted on truth social yesterday. he said, based on yesterday's terrible events, i was going to delay my trip to wisconsin and the republican national convention by two days, but i just decided that i cannot allow a shooter or p

some of them see the house is the last firewall for that to prevent this full republican -controlled washington because conservatives and republicans on capitol hill are already talking about what they would do with that power. they're talking about budget reconciliation if they have all three levers of power. republicans are seething at this opportunity to potentially have the trifecta. democrats at all costs want to avoid that. >> it is the house who has oversight ability and the house that certifies the election. thank you all very much. when we come back, the world buckles up for our november election. how nato leaders are trying to trump-proof the alliance in case he wins and later, democrats ramp up attacks on project 2025 and its ties to the former president. ts ties to the former president. switch to shopify so you can build it better, scale it faster and sell more. much more. take your business to the next stage when you switch to shopify. what is cirkul? cirkul is the fuel you need to take flight. cirkul is the energy that gets you to the next level. cirkul is what you hope for when l

your front row seat to washington, anytime, anywhere. >> former oklahoma republican senator jim inhofe has died after having a stroke during the july for holiday. he was elected to the senate in 1994 and served at the top republican on the armed services committee. he retired last year and in november 2022 he delivered his farewell address on the senate floor. sen. inhofe: as i reflect on my 20 years serving in the u.s. senate, i reflect on the lessons i have learned from my colleagues and friends. i had the privilege of serving with many great titans for a fairly long period of time. some people thought maybe too long. i had the privilege of serving with people i have known very well, like orrin hatch. i single them out because they are no longer with us. senator hatch's farewell speech in 2018, he reflected on the striking shift in polarization and partisanship of the senate, and he yearned for the days of members finding common ground. you may not hear about it because the media does not really care. and then there is barbara boxer. there are not many people talk about members of th

republican can take the country out of the bloc and completely change course towards russia. but europe will be left alone with its problems and will have to build a defense without washington’schard black recalled that it is the americans who have always ordered music from nato. president trump made it clear early in his presidency that he did not think highly of nato and that the united states should simply withdraw from it. this caused a huge resonance, because the alliance is the means by which the united states controls all of europe. we thought that by advancing the war in ukraine, we would do a lot of harm to russia, but... in the meantime, european countries began to realize that it was a mistake to destroy all ties with moscow. the head of the austrian foreign ministry, alexander schallenberg, called on european countries use channels for negotiations with moscow. we cannot destroy all bridges, otherwise we would be wishful thinking; in foreign policy we cannot ignore blocking. i am a realist and must perceive reality as it is, and russia is part of it. vladimir zelensky suddenly opened up for dialogue with russia because he realized that if he did not negotiate, ukr

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if those people rioting in washington were republicans, conservatives, they would be in jail facing 1020 year sentences, under this crooked administration nothing will happen to them. they were told the officers were understaffed and left alone while assaulted by mobs of thousands. joining me now is new york congresswoman, claudia tenney, a member of the house ways and means committee. good to see you this morning. thank you for being here. your reaction? >> it was horrific to watch what was happening. we were in the chamber while netanyahu was giving the speech and we could see it on twitter feeds and social media what was happening outside, taking down flags by the federal government and burning which is a crime. you can burn your own flag, not someone else's, the fact that kamala harris didn't attend the event is so significant and sends a terrible message to our enemies in the middle east, particularly hamas and everyone backed by iran. i thought prime minister netanyahu gave an historic speech. he talked about everything that we need to know about the important and critical relati

the w as washington bureau chief is at the republican convention and she got the reaction to advance as nomination. donald trump, so many nation as a presidential candidate on the 1st day of the republican national convention, what's expected. the focus was on the question. he would pick for vice president. the excitement from the delegates was strong when they learned it would be j d v. i think it's amazing. i like them a lot. i think he's very smart. i think he's got a wide range of popularity and i think it will attract a lot of people that may be traveling younger. that may be trump would have had a hard time with. so i think it's wonderful with this was upbringing that he had in the appalachian mountains, regardless of just it. he is the common man that became wash, you know, went to washington rather than he was not a product of washington. that's why, like i say it's or advance is a man. i think it's perfect for the role. we need someone with you in vigor in the republican party such as myself. and i'm glad that donald j. trump had decided to take a young senator and make him

despicable acts and hate field rhetoric, trump wrote this untrue social, those people rioting in washington were republicansbegin jail facing 10 - 20 year sentences under this cricket administration, nothing will happen to them, did the u.s. park police chief told the new york post that the officers were understaffed and left alone while being assaulted by a mob of thousands. we are a nation of laws and kamala harris, not being in the chamber and the prime minister of the only democracy in the middle east and benjamin netanyahu gave a fantastic speech and for her to be in a sorority saying she didn't have time income of the 50 cities that were torn to shreds three or four years ago she was part of the bond money to bail them out, no consequences for she actually encourages it, donald trump would change that and he will put people in charge, you will have a shortage of law enforcement but even better than that he will take the handcuffs off of the policeman and let them put it on the criminals and the ones that took the flags down in union square that will happen under donald trump without consequences. mari

to trump the need for normal cooperation, who can be the liaison between labor london and republican washingtonh colleagues say, maybe for johnson this is just the option to return the british politics, to become a kind of messenger between two governments that are not particularly prepared to understand each other, none of these theories are mutually exclusive, and therefore in principle... it is worth saying that johnson shows himself as an experienced politician, understanding that no one can find a common language with trump, and that trump is chaotic and unpredictable. johnson, who has experience working with trump and perfectly understands his psychology of actions, can help here both on an international format and in specifically british issues. thank you, oleksandr krayiv, expert of the foreign policy council, ukrainian prism, was on the live air of the espresso tv channel. the fourth hour, 4:00 p.m., is already approaching. on the clock, which means that the time has come news on the espresso tv channel, so we pass the floor to anna eva melnyk's colleague and look forward to news from

joint press conference following the talks, as nathan now who had been invited to washington by congressional republicans not to our president by them proud of our lives. and yeah, who was meeting a, both the president and then the vice president, thousands of demonstrators gathered outside the white house to protest to visit by the is there any need to do? don't lose washington bureau chief in a sport, spoke to some of them. the benjamin netanyahu, his visit to washington, is adding fuel to an already 10 c page over how israel is responding to hum us october 7th attack. these riley prime minister mattresses, american counterparts. the white house, as a heated change took place just a few 100 meters, with nobody surprised except by eyes raised almost. what's the matter for again, nose visit in this tens at most for your good idea. i think it's amazing about nothing. yahoo invited our meeting to show not only israel, the americans dance with them to show the rest of america, the rest of the world. that america stands with the israel. whether it's by them, whether it's tom or whoever it is. we will find a

my candidate in washington dc, a republican party's vice president nominee jody vance has praise. donald trump, for the decisions he made during his 1st time is he was president. he made the remarks at an election campaign, riley and his home state of ohio, and some stuff from his to increase domestic manufacturing and raise living and education standards is support is elected in november. it's the senator's 1st solo campaign since he was chosen as tom's running mates at the republican party convention last week. i think we what the kind of president who sees around foreigners, who doesn't follow the stupid conventional wisdom right off the cliff, who fights for american citizens puts them 1st. it has the wisdom to know how to leave this country. lavelle has the latest spell. middletown in ohio, that which i have on spend a lot of time during this, riley refer right phase trial to the fact that it comes from the, the after all, he is a local boy that's worked through the crowd here. there are hundreds of people, many of them couldn't even get inside a one point. they have to be times you

to add the deputies washington bureau chief and his pulse of the republican national convention. the last guy is still trying to identify a motive for the attack on mr. trump campaign rally in pennsylvania is around for the latest developments in a country that gun violence has become a fixture of life. these particular gunshots still act more loudly than usual. the moment the bullets stopped, the conspiracy theories began flying to the listeners and they're going to do whatever they can to get rid of trump. and so they have to do, they tries. and so we're here to learn whether or not they're not going to happen in a closed political unity shops, 5 or president's joe biden cooled and americans to dial down the rhetoric. there is no place in america, this kind of violence for any violence ever period or exceptions. we can't allow this violence to be normalized. you know, the political record of this country has gotten very heated. it's time to cool down . 2 days after the share too many questions remain. how could an armed attacker gets within shooting range of the former presiden

washington. the us republican party says their convention will still go ahead on monday, despite the assassination attempts on from thousands of delegates or new walk a to formally make trump their parties. nom any alan fisher reports this republican convention will be different to be attempted. assassination of donald trump will dominate conversation's proceedings and speeches from the platform 4 years ago then from accepted the nomination as president that was at the white house of the corporate restricted event. i profoundly accept this nomination for president of the united at this time to be in front of those things that were doing delegates from across the country. people who waited on what he did. we can confirmation if it's donation of one of america's filters. political party party has been re made a couple times in the image of trump. but as it stands right now, the party is completely his. he has not only got his thumb print on the party platform, he has managed to get people to see things his way. republican c, milwaukee is growing 0 and reclaiming the white house. a prime time show, e

abc news, washington and thank you. >> republicans have found themselves in a different fight than they've been preparing for, and they're quickly shifting their attacks to harris. >> they've already rolled out a new ad campaign linking harris to biden's immigration policy. >> former president trump called the pressure that led to biden's exit a coup. house speaker mike johnson says biden should resign immediately, and trump's running mate, jd vance, wants him removed from office. >> if joe biden can't run for president, he can't serve as president. and if they want to take him down because he's mentally incapable of serving, invoke the 25th amendment. you don't get to sort of do this in the most politically beneficial way for democrats. if it's an actual problem, they should take care of it in the appropriate way. >> many democrats argue that biden is fit to serve, but wanted him out of the race because they believe he could not defeat trump. >> today, vice president harris makes her first public appearance since announcing her run set to deliver remarks at a previously scheduled white ho

>> coming up on "washington journal," we will get to president trump's rally and then reporter craig gilbert for a preview of the republican in milwaukee . c-span's "washington journal" is next. host: it is sunday, july 14, 2024. in pennsylvania yesterday, a failed assassination attempt on former president donald trump. today, the nation tries to come to grips