this was not preparation shown for participation in white america. the education was rudimental eerie and outrightly white supremacy, including the relentless message that the students backgrounds were savage and inferior health conditions abysmal marked sickness and death from communicable diseases. at rates the government never would have tolerated white people following school. most native alums found no more acceptance in white society than if they had never attended school in the first place and little opportunity to apply the skills they had learned on the reservation. it was during the reservation and boarding school regimes that congress passed the dawes act 1887 and the curtis act of 1898, named after aforementioned charles curtis himself to speed along the indian to private property and. the dawes act. authorize the division of indian reservations tracts usually of 160 acres or less. and the allotment of those parcels, parcels among native individuals. as we've already heard, would be a 25 year restriction on the allottees selling the track.

the other 900 pages really are about that 1950s norman rockwell vision of a white christian america with and their heterosexual marriages up here and everybody else knowing their women, what are t alarming things. the comstock act looms pretty large. you could use it in more ways than to just stop abortion. >> this is going to fundamentally reshape american life for women in this country. you can see all of that laid out in project 2025. it clearly calls for national ban on abortion. they intend to make that the reality. also, the ways they're defining heterosexuality and the ideal family unit, they're trying to put provisions in place to control us and our decisions. this trad wife, this housewife trend they're trying to promote, that's power and control over women's lives. let's be clear, everything we enjoy today as our normal way of being, from being able to go to work, to raise your kids in the way you choosz, to have a partner you decide and pick, all of that they're saying they want the government to control it. so let's be clear. this is a dangerous, dangerous document that's lay

matter the odds, he always finds a way to win, and when he is back in her white house, -- our white house, america is going to start winning again. [chanting "trump"] [cheers and applause] you know, guys, over my career i have been in the ring with some of the biggest, some of the baddest dudes on the planet, and i have squared off against lawyers, savages, and i have even body slammed giants in the middle of the ring, and i know tough guys. but let me tell you something, brother. donald trump is the toughest of them all. they have thrown everything at donald trump. all of the investigations. the impeachments, court cases, and he is still standing and kicking their butts. [cheers and applause] you know, we never had it better than the trump years. back at the end we have economy, safe borders, safe streets, peace and respected around the world, but there we lost it all in the blink of an eye. crime is out of control, the border is out of control. the price of food and gas and housing is out of control, and the only person who can clean this up is donald trump. [cheers and applause] you know, guys,

listen, white america, relaxing, take a deep breath. to laugh and did not cry because no matter what you do somebody will say you are racist. relaxed, you are in good hands. you are all racist. just kidding. if they were truly negro pants they would have one leg rolled up. they are, i said it. all i can say is negro, please. negro! anybody, anybody should be able to say negro without going negro? oh [beep], negro. the letters from people who said how hurt they were drove me insane. kat are you afraid to say the name of these pants? >> i will not. to be clear to everybody they were k. and ee space gr o. w. when i write something as part of the editing process i always read it out loud. i catch a lot of air was that way. usually it is like i repeated this word that i did not catch. they should have read it out loud. >> tyrus: i feel like if you do not, either you have the world's biggest racist bone ever or you are the least racist person ever who was sitting around a bunch of children and there little pants trousers going to their knees

is to become — the white house, america is to become a — the white house, america is to become lying kamala, a marxist, it was the same attack dog approach we had before the shooting in pittsburgh. approach we had before the shooting in pittsburgh-— in pittsburgh. once again, the rhetoric is _ in pittsburgh. once again, the rhetoric is on _ in pittsburgh. once again, the rhetoric is on both _ in pittsburgh. once again, the rhetoric is on both sides - in pittsburgh. once again, the rhetoric is on both sides of. in pittsburgh. once again, the| rhetoric is on both sides of the aisle. — rhetoric is on both sides of the aisle, that's what makes politics, peopte _ aisle, that's what makes politics, people don't like it sometimes, especially the closer we get to the election _ especially the closer we get to the election. bill it will be slinging from _ election. bill it will be slinging from both sides but the question is, what is _ from both sides but the question is, what is the — from both sides but the question is, what is the actual truth and will be ”p what is the actual truth

announcer: and now, "bbc news" n washington and this is bbc world news america. the whiteries to stem the fallout from president biden's debate performance as a judge postpones donald trump's sentencing for his hush money conviction. hurricane beryl barrels towards jamaica and leaving wind and floods in its path. nato is offering ukraine a bridge to membership but an official invitation is not in the cards yet. ♪ caitriona: hello and welcome to world news america. the white house has defended joe biden's performance in week's presidential debate even have concern grows within the democratic party about his staying power in the presidential race. a democratic congressman from texas on tuesday became the first number of president biden's party to call on him to withdraw his candidacy. jim clyburn of south carolina, whose supportas crucial to president biden's victory in 2020, said he would back vice president kamala harris if the president would step down but he hopes the tickets remain biden-harris. nancy pelosi also weighed in on president biden's fitness for office. here'

and i'm just wondering when enog white america is going to say enough of it because and get t her off phone. >> paul, i think there's some connective tissue between these two people in that neither of them probably have close friends becausey i all had close friends. they would do a wellness check, right? athey knock on go crazy. >> and he looks really sick because he does look reallysick bec loo sick he's noe he's not answering the phone, but they don't have friends to do that. well, they're both very bitter. right. and you sense maybe they were a couple of one point. >> yes. a lot. h definitely a lot of anger, a little competition. you know the thing about her that strikes me is that i don't think she understands men because she's saying essentially what biden said, which is if don't do what i say, you're not black, right? yeah. isd so you're sitting on the other side of that. you say it's like your wife telling you, okay, t likif you't drinking beer and watching football this weekend and as i say, you go out, you bite it k have a beer, so you're rested a couch, right? >> and that's

representing booker t washington kind of up from some people called it a comedy how to work with white america and w.e.b. dubois who was, you know, the harvard you know, superstar and wrote souls of black people and booker t washington's books up slavery. either of those two boys or of slavery could have been picked as the top ten. but she very cleverly in that book, presents both sides in the black community ity that she's writing about, that they're arguing within black society about these of which which was the answer to do or do you do a personal tuskegee institute like, you know, your own white people will not give you do need to integrate. we have our own culture and our own mores. and in we develop that or do you fight like the boys with the acp dissent and and you go on to voice one in the big of that battle but booker t washington not to be underestimated the importance when he was the leading speak you know the sage of tuskegee and another woman that's on the list willa cather willa cather my antonia homer midwesterner. so know which i always think of you with baltimore. i know becau

listen, white america. relax. take a deep breath.trying to find y a way right now to laugh and not cry at the same time, mattuse nooundin, what you do, someone's going to say you're racist. relax. you're in good hands. t yodo si'm already saying you'l racist. >> just kidding. just kidding. looke racist. you are, they wera >>ci they'd have one leg rollede up, like i said about and i cana say, is , please. negro! . i get it. okay. it's anybody. >> anybody should be able to say without going or cat . >> the letters from people that how hurt they were drove me insane. is this a real issue. ne >> are you afraid to say the name of these pants? i will not. >> just to also be clear to everybody, were k and e g space g r0w which when i write as part of the editing process, i always read it out loud and is catch a lot of errors that way. but usually it's like, oh, i i repeated this word that my eye didn't catch. >> they should have read it out loud. okay. >> now i feel like if you don't either you have the world's easy 3d. you have the world's

yeah, because white america hasn't said enough yet.a yeah. how many times? like i'm. i feel like i'm beating a dead e here, which is fashionably okay now because it's white. it's impressivd e as soon as it's same thing. >> why is your joy reid on tv. why is these people allowede th to racist hatemongers with no repercussions, because the virtue signals are okay with that. so untilo someone holds her accountable and we need to hold her accountabl.eember. in november, but it doesn't matter. >> it shouldn't even matter it d i is the this problem that upsets me. it's not about kamala. it's notam that joe., it it's about a shadow governmentno that deceived the americant ab a people. >> so it doesn't matter who they switched ou oan peoplt >> but -- but even that we're finding a way to blow this raceh if we get into a street fight with kamala harris, we all win. it'll look, oh, he'll murder. he'll say awesome things,y and everything he says is going to make voters say, you know what? i don't like this. yeah, run on policy. this is a good tim dke e to take tim j.d. to scotlan

there are also many poor people among white people in america. for example, the azley region is reported to be one of the largest regions with a high population of white residents the skin is poor. due to reduced access to job opportunities, especially in the wood and tobacco industry, this region is heavily dependent on receiving aid. in the early days of coal mining in america, this area had smaller mines compared to other areas, which caused many residents. they should look for better opportunities in other places. when people don't have money or can't earn from their performance or work , they often turn to linguists. they look for leftover food that is still edible. they have dry and wet tabs they also separate and this makes it easier for homeless or poor people to collect food. those who collect food waste are called scavengers. however, it is interesting to note that diving in tongues is not only limited to the homeless and the poor. this work is also a kind of protest of young critics who criticize how society treats food as a commodity.

that only immigrants and people of color face poverty, there are also many poor people among white people in america. for example, azley county is reportedly one of the largest counties with a high population of poor white residents. due to reduced access to job opportunities, esp. what in the wood and tobacco industry the region is highly dependent on receiving aid. in the early days of coal mining in america, this region had smaller mines compared to other regions, which caused many of its residents to seek better opportunities in other places. when people don't have money or can't earn from their performance or work , they often go to the dumpsters. they look for leftover food that is still edible. they separate dry and wet tongues and this makes people homeless or poor. it's easier to get food collect those who collect food waste are called round tongue divers. however, it is interesting to note that diving in tongues is not only limited to the homeless and the poor. this work is also a kind of protest of young critics who criticize how society treats food as a commodity. for a long time, panhan

when america was more white, when america was more christian. they have given up on the democratic process. this is what they tell me every day. so they want a strongman to get them back that america that they believe in. >> fairpoint. tom, let's talk about the lack of messaging from democrats. as i mentioned it has not been essential talking point for some of the key leaders for the white house or the administration. i went through the list of names we have not heard from. it was only today that president biden released a statement. no mention in the debate for interviews since. why not shouted from the rooftops when they first learned about it? why are they focusing on talking about past things trump says and the fact he is a liar? we all know that stuff. why not talk about the threat trump is going to enable with project 2025? >> this will put me in a weird position because i will make a tiny defense of democratic messaging. i want to spring off of something joe brought up. to criticize project 2025 ends up sounding like you are arguing about

he said, cold, there is no police in america for that kind of violence. and now the white house has said he has spoken to trump the don't forget you can always continue for the coverage of this brick new story and a lot more on the doing the news apps. just download our app from who be played or from the app store. that'll give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for breaking news like would be a competing right now. and lots of analysis and background for my call despondency around the globe as well as the flex are. and as far as the w, as in, you'll see in the us and here in berlin will keep you up to date on this preaching story, which continues to develop in the coming hours. and on our website, as i mentioned, and the best rate up to date i'm number such as faults. thank you for being with us . the this video changed the world. it shows us soldiers killing civilians in the rock more often posting. it's julia songs became a wanted man. 14 years later, we can expound it is fine, the gentlest john doomed traces the storie

there are also many poor white people in america, for example, the azley region , as reported , is one of the largest areas with a high population of poor white residents due to the reduced access to job opportunities, especially in the region's timber and tobacco industry is heavily dependent on aid in the early days of coal mining in america, compared to other regions. it had smaller mines, which made many of its residents look for better opportunities in other places. when people don't have money or can't. if they have an income from their own work, they often go to scavengers. they look for leftover food that is still edible. they separate dry and wet tabs, making it easier for homeless or poor people. collect food. those who collect food tabs are called round tab divers. however, it is interesting. let's pay attention to the fact that diving in tongues is not limited only to the homeless and the poor. this work is also a kind of protest of young critics who criticize how society treats food as a commodity. littering has long been a common practice among the homeless. they often vi

nermeen: so if you could explain the argument in your book "white trash: the 400 year untold history of class in americaxplain the origin of this historic phrase white trash and what the myths are about class and poverty that pervade american political and social life and why you think that is the case. >> my book is challenging the big myth about america which is the american dream which is connected to the self-made man, that somehow at the time of the revolution we broke from great britain and we eliminated aristocracy, we eliminated class divisions and somehow we were a unique, free, liberated people. none of that is true. we have relied heavily on english traditions. where you think we got our law? the common law. not only that, the ideology of class have been pervasive in america. the sad thing that we forget and the reason that white trash still exists today is because it goes all the way back to the colonial period. it goes back to the elizabethan. period when the original purpose on the part of the english for colonization was to dump the "waste people." that is where white trash comes from. re

, very sad, who will speak up to the mediocre white men to america. did you know that black women are launching small businesses at the highest rate of any demographic including white men. and yet we receive statistically zero venture funding, still. now, that math don't math y'all, that is some 19 century like bull crap in my opinion. also did you know that less than 4% of venture capital is invested even though women by 75 to 85% of everything. it's true, look it up. you don't have to believe me, look t up on the internet. did you know that a recent study, long-time venture fund focused on female founders, crushed the numbers, 7 introductions, female founded start-up funded. it took them 55. 5-0 almost ten times introductions to investors to get a similar black-female founded, start-up founded. if you ask me that's not invisible hands isn't it? again, look it up. invisible hand, it's on the internet. we are going to dive deeper into the back lag preventing progress forward that can revolutionize our economy including mediocre white men and unpreceden

america yet, either. with god as our guide and president trump back in the white house, we will show the world that american -- america is the place where freedom reigns on liberty will never die -- and liberty will never die. [applause] ladies and gentlemen. >> [crowd chanting] usa! usa! >> tonight, let us not leave here just excited about a great few days. let us leave here energized and committed to making sure that we protect our freedom, and we have the ability to pass it onto the next generation, because america is the greatest country the world has ever known. our kids and grandkids deserve to enjoy it the way each of us did. and we will with president trump back in the white house. thank you so much. god bless the great state of arkansas and the>> and now, plee governor of florida, ron desantis. close let's send joe biden back to his basement and let's send donald trump back to the white house. life is more affordable when donald trump was president. our board was neighbor and our country was respected when donald trump was our commander-in-chief. joe biden has failed this nation. there a veteran, i

america yet, either. with god as our guide and president trump back in the white house, we will show the world that american -- america is the place where freedom reigns on liberty will never die -- and liberty will never die. [applause] ladies and gentlemen. >> [crowd chanting] usa! usa!

god bless you, and the white house, bless america, it is not a partner, it is the basis of america's war, of course, no pruning, no trump, no one who comes to this white house presidential race, let there be no change , on the contrary, if it is in the interest of israel, not in the interest of palestine, they do not want an uprising . the palestinian state, and not for the palestinian factions, and for the chinese people, the chinese, kelah nafs al-al-lhosho, that is, the person who changes politics, wahadah allah . well, as i mentioned at the beginning of the program , the german media reported on the attack of dozens of police officers and security forces on the blue mosque and the islamic center of the city. hamburg news. the german ministry of interior has also announced that it has banned the activities of the hamburg islamic center and its affiliated organizations for allegedly pursuing the extremist goals of islamists. according to the announcement of the german ministry of interior , 53 buildings belonging to this center were searched early wednesday based on the court order.

[applause] and when we do, we will put a strong america first leader back in the white house, we willain. god bless our veterans and the united states of america. thank you so much. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome pastor lorenzo sewall from michigan. >> i have the honor and the privilege of being a senior pastor at 180 church. we were blessed last month to have president donald trump come to detroit, michigan. let's go. [applause] can you imagine it? can you imagine president donald trump coming to a city and calling the pastor like me? a pastor who was born and raised on the east side of detroit. i was meant toward by murderers. i was a student of the streets. i had a radical experience with jesus christ that changed my life forever. if you believe that jesus still changes lives, put your hands together and give our great god great glory. [applause] president trump came to a church that is in a democratic stronghold. he came to a church to listen to average everyday americans like you and like me. he came to a church not to speak to us but to listen to us. he came to a church

. >> fellow republicans, send joe biden back to his basement and donald trump to the white house. america cannot afford four more years of weekend at bernie's presidency >> [cheering] >> steve: former president trump listening to rivals talk about unity. powerful moment was monday night, when president trump made his first appearance since being shot. his son, don jr., got emotional. ♪ thank my lucky stars to be living here today. the flag still stands for freedom and they can't take that away. and i'm proud to be an american. ♪ ♪ >> brian: great if it was possible to talk to don jr. about what he was thinking at the moment. >> lawrence: someone book him. >> we know about the pollen in the arena. allergies, guys. >> steve: it was your father, he got shot. everybody was emotional. it was incredible. >> juxtapose to 2016, there was so much un -- i almost got in a fist fight with mike lee. it was different. love i've felt is unlike anything you have seen before. you see grown men wailing up. people understand where our country is, they understand what is at stake, steve. they are all in for

just might go back to oklahoma and talk about the stars they could have been only in america dreamin' in red, whiteca only in america where we dream as big as we want to dream as big as you want. that's right. [ ♪♪ ] that's right. happy birthday america and happy fourth of july. usa baby. >> i like that little twist. what a performance and we will talk about frank drayton expo first first a special july 4th message. >> as we celebrate the fourth of july, reminded of the courage and vision of our founding fathers many of whom game up fortune and fame in their homeland to build the new republic and there determination and perseverance that create the freedoms we enjoy every day but we need to continue to fight for those liberties as my father and grandfather did in their service to this nation. happy independence day and happy fourth of july. >> fireworks, parades, flags. it's america. remember why we celebrate independence day and is not guaranteed will always have her independence but it will be if we stay involved. happy independence day. [ ♪♪ ] they created a boat that was more affordable... trac

whites. so america first legal has filed lawsuit after lawsuit after lawsuit against private sector entities at they claim are discriminating particularly against white males. so when donald trump says antiwhite racism is actually a thing, he is very serious that his second administration, if he comes to power, will operate on that. he has pledged, for example, that he will end every dei program that exists anywhere in the federal government. that is not just talking about specific programs about diversity, that is talking about any effort in any branch of government to recognize that there needs to be inclusive hiring, needs to be inclusive policies. so this is a very real tactic on the part of donald trump. the problem is that it conflicts with what they're trying to do and win black voters. donald trump recognizes in the swing states -- georgia, michigan, pennsylvania, wisconsin, these key battleground states -- the black vote has been extremely decisive in helping the democrats. so they have to figure out a way to either drive down the vote of democrats or if possible, can win votes. that

whites. so america first legal has filed lawsuit after lawsuit after lawsuit against private sector entities at they claim are discriminating particularly against white males. so when donald trump says antiwhite racism is actually a thing, he is very serious that his second administration, if he comes to power, will operate on that. he has pledged, for example, that he will end every dei program that exists anywhere in the federal government. that is not just talking about specific programs about diversity, that is talking about any effort in any branch of government to recognize that there needs to be inclusive hiring, needs to be inclusive policies. so this is a very real tactic on the part of donald trump. the problem is that it conflicts with what they're trying to do and win black voters. donald trump recognizes in the swing states -- georgia, michigan, pennsylvania, wisconsin, these key battleground states -- the black vote has been extremely decisive in helping the democrats. so they have to figure out a way to either drive down the vote of democrats or if possible, can win votes. that

america is not a racist country. >> attention large crowd of white people. america is not racist country. thanks, uncle tim or tom, whichever you go by. of course. dramatic moment so far was a surprise appearance by former president donald trump. he entered the convention like a heavyweight champ with the swagger of mike tyson and the ear of evander holyfield you know, trump had his ear, all band and stuff. you know, that's the widest score i've seen next to trump since mike pence. and last night we found out the new mike pence is senator jd vance. now, right now we're in the fun phase when we're googling all kinds of crazy about him. y'all want to hear some crazy about him? all right. a few months into the pandemic, vance tweeted, as a parent of young children and a nationalist who worries about america's low fertility, i can say with confidence that daylight savings time reduces fertility by at least 10. okay, what what the could that possibly mean? you know, does it mean that changing your clocks lowers sperm count? or that jd only in the dark? >> i don't

president of the teamsters here, a vice president who is the essence of, you know, there working—class white americahe bootstraps, having the bootstra ps, having the convention bootstraps, having the convention here in wisconsin, it all feels very strategic. it it all feels very strategic. it does. it is definitely a play for the key swing voters in those key swing states. so there is more behind it. but i have noticed as well that this trump campaign seems to have a script it is sticking to and pursuing methodically, was as certainly in 2016 it was a shoestring budget. but even in 2020 it was somewhat amateurish despite all the money that the trump campaign had, amateurish in its execution. that is a decided difference to this time round and perhaps part of the reason why donald trump has had such a successful campaign so far. ., , , far. there are still people within the _ far. there are still people within the republican - far. there are still people i within the republican party far. there are still people - within the republican party who don't like donald trump and don't like donald trump and

it's 6 am saying that is no place for this kind of island in america. the white house that he has spoken to from the i'm the massage as well as that into the program. former president donald trump has been wounded in what the f, b i is calling an assassination attempt. trump with the dressing of campaign valley in pennsylvania, when the shots were fired. that's take a look at what happened there. you could hear those thoughts ringing out on security for us and that was shouting of the former president and others to get down soon off to be confirmed that the post was clear. they brought the bloody trump back up to speed to lead him away. when he did this, the freezing his fist and the shouting, the words fight, fight that of wolf to so just choose from his supporters. and as you can see now, secret service fits the cube, the suspected shooter and the f. b. i is identifying him as a 20 year old man from pennsylvania, a defiant trump that in those images as you could see. and in a statement on his social media, fax on to the social trump thing. so united states secr

america great again. we together, here at the wisconsin gop, we can make wisconsin red again in 2024 and send donald trump back to the whited as americans. let's make america one again. let's get to work expanding our majority in the house and taking back the senate and let's reelect donald trump president. thank you and god bless you. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome the chairman of the pottawatomie nation, james crawford. [applause] mr. crawford: hello, everyone, and hello, wisconsin. good evening. i'm james crawford, chairman of the pottawatomie community. i would like to welcome all of you homeland of the pottawatomie people. milwaukee is a special place for pottawatomie. it was once home to several pottawatomie villages including a village close to where we sit today. our ancestors occupied these lands for hundreds of years. fishing area rivers and lakes, hunting the land, tapping maple tree growth for sugar and harvesting crops and fields each fall. the connection to milwaukee continues. today, our tribe is part of what makes milwaukee a great place to live and work and while we are best known for entertainment and tour

america. >> bryce white inny? >>>v at the heart of corruption, the federal reserve. oney works? because he knw a man who went to harvardlls supposed to talk about how the system actually works. all of you know. you know what it is to be a suit's disgusting. >> july 4 why arening a campaign on leading a march in n police. the federal reserve is the heart of torn.■ th is the bottom line. that's how the whole are going k there july 4. wi8>>ting "end thefed"] >>importantps will beé8 deep investigation -- criminal investigations to end the deep state, that helped steel%a trump's second victory, what do we have to do? >> the real constitutional crisis is we are supposed to ■x three branches of government but we have four. it is why ics stdiaround the wog on every for narayan connorwhenn office. america cannot stand anymore of this insanity. bannon over to the guards in therin here and we will be here in four months to collect him in good health, maybe a little thinner but we expect they will take good care of him and there will be accountability for that as well. >> fbi, doj, csa, all

jesse watters exclusive with the 2024 gop ticket as they outline their vision for the white house and america monday on jesse. what he's trying to. all right. what a week has been. unfortunately, that is all thel time we have left this evening. as always, thank you for being with us. than ve lt thk for making this show possible. please set your dvgr through friday nine eastern so you never, ever, ever, ever miss an episode of hannity. a in the meantime, let not your heart be troubled. "hannitgreg gutfeld standing b. he will put a smile on your face. trouble have great weekend. >> we'll see you monday. yes yes, i agree. i do. i agree. all right. settle down. you girl scouts. >> it's friday, so you know you what that means. let's welcome tonight' ks guest. she talks with her hands more than marlee matlin, shher co-host outnumberedcompag emily cabanano. she's where luke barton meets the octagon host of out. kicked him out this morning. charly, our dogs, he looks like a hobo who went to. >> tv writer and producer rob la and she's super thin with an impish "new york times" best selling author and

white house, the best is yet to come. god bless you. thank you. god bless america.nder president trump, we placed these signs at guestrooms. when president trump left office gas cost only $2.20. under biden and harris, gas skyrocketed to the highest price in history, over $5 a gallon. >> $5 a gallon is the highest it has ever been. it hurts my heart it just hurts. >> i have never seen it is high before with the gas prices being the way they are. >> it is terrible. outrageous and overpriced. >> our paychecks are a third of what they used to be because of gas prices. we have to choose between filling my car up all the way or buying a prescription. >> whenever trump was in office it took me about $45 to full up and now it is about $75. a lot of pain. >> within my first year of driving i had an average of $5.03 across the nation. i feel it every time i fill up. >> it certainly affects my family because it is hard to say when everything you are making is going out to groceries and gasoline. with the gas costing more, the food costing more, you can do as many charitable a

america. >> bryce white is running in minnesota on thursday. where will you be roy?the heart of corruption, the rayou want to know how money works? you don't like steve because he knows how the money works. a man who went to harvard who worked on wall street never is supposed to talk aboow the system actually works. all of you know. you know what it is to be a surf. you know you are being crushed. it's disgusting. >>uly why are you running a campaign on a march in -- like you did in june 2020? >> after george floy died the focus was on police. it should not have been on police. the fedal reserve is the heart of the corruption. that is the bottom line. s how the whole thing works and we are going to march back there july 4. >> [crowd shouting "end the fed"] >> when trump again how important will be deep instigations to end the deep state, the one that helped steel trump's second victory, what do >> the real constionis is we aro have three branc of government but we have four. it is why america has standing around the world is collapsing on every for narayan connor ask

interview jesse watters exclusive with the 20 24 gop ticket as they outline their vision for the white house and america. monday on jesse waterfront time and campaign trail.audien they are no problem, period. for our studio audience. fox is insid oe. >> >> good evening, everyone. whatlaura ingraham goo. this is the ingraham angle. what a wild week it's been andd no joe won't go. and fourth democrat senator sherrod brown now telling joe biden to drop out and pelosihinting hinting to ps that kamala should not be heirlt apparent. but hey, biden's team is ignoring all ofis it, sayingk he's hitting the campaign trail don'k. e you all think i'm kidding, don't you? you know, i'm no nott. er >> and disturbing new details about saturday's shooterservic and the failures of our secretic service. >> the secret service is solely responsible for the design and implementation and the execution of the site. plus, with reagan's legacy buzzing through the rn c, i sat down with actor dennis quaid, who plays him in the new film. c >> but first, tragically the shooter claimed the life of one of our fellow corey comparator.

when he is back in our white house, america is going to start winning again!d applause ] [ crowd chanting trump ] you know, over my career, i have been in the ring with some of the biggest, some of the baddest dudes on the planet. i have squared off against lawyers, savages and even, like i said, body slammed giants in the middle of the ring. i know tough guys. let me tell you something, brother. donald trump is the toughest of them all. [ applause ] they have thrown everything at donald trump. all the investigations, the impeachments, the court cases. and he is still standing and kicking their butts. [ cheers and applause ] you know, we never had it better than the trump years. back then, we had a thriving economy, strong borders. we had safe streets. we had peace and respect around the world. but then we lost it all in a blink of an eye. crime is out of control. the border is out of control. the price of food and gas and housing is out of control. the only person who can clean this up is donald trump. [ cheers and applause ] you know, guys, i really, really

let's put donald trump back in the white house this november so we can make america great again.ss you. may donald trump continued to receive god's blessing and god bless these great united states of america. [ cheering and applause ] >> please welcome the speaker of the united states house of representatives, micah johnson of louisiana. [ cheering and applause ] >> a good evening my friends, what an amazing crowd and what a great time it is to unite our party and to send president donald trump back to the white house. that's what we're going to do. we are not just uniting as republicans. we are uniting today as americans. in the wake of the assassination attempt on the life of president trump. everyone here listen to me at home and make no mistake. the house is a -- is conducting an immediate investigation of these events. that work has already begun. the american people deserve to know the truth and we will ensure accountability. i promise you that. is has always been an important principle to us. we in the republican party are the law & order team. we always have been and we a

america wealthy again. [applause] and with president trump in the white house, with senator j.d. vance by his side, we will prove it across america. [cheers and applause] listen, two days ago the whole world changed. people displayed itself in the very worst way, through a cowardly act. an innocent american lost his life, and we will continue to lift his family up in our prayers every day. prior to this week, we already knew that president donald trump was a fighter. he is the toughest man i have ever met. nobody has endured more than what he has gone through. they have attacked his reputation. they impeached him. they tried to bankrupt him, and they unjustly prosecuted him. but even in the most perilous moments this week, his instinct was to stand and fight. [cheers and applause] donald j. trump is our man in the arena. he will never stop fighting for us. he will never stop, and now he is bringing all of us together. i know that many of you are angry, but now is the time to unite. we have to get to work. we have to win the hearts and minds of every single american. week them up w