kamala harris has religion on the border.a sudden after 3 1/2 years of being the border czar during the worst period of open borders, kamala now tells us she really cares about a secure southern border and blames donald trump who has not been the president for the last 3 1/2 years, she blames donald trump for the problems that have come up during kamala harris' own time in office. think about this, on day one kamala harris undid 94 executive orders of donald trump that destroyed his successful border policies. she ended remain in mexico. they suspended deportation. they stopped construction of the trump border wall. i've been to the border more times than kamala harris. if you go down there, you know what you see? big, beautiful slabs of rusted border wall sitting on the ground because kamala harris has made it impossible for american workers to build an american border wall and now she wants to lie to us and tell us that she cares about the border. how dumb do you think we are, kamala harris. we saw what you did and we don't

trump and president kamala harris.e of us want that nightmare over the next four years so please get your friends and family to the polls. and while we are on the topic, to be clear to our media folks in the back and we will take questions afterwards but i was encouraging us to take our friends and family to the polls. we don't want a newspaper to say that jd vance comes to atlanta and encourages voter fraud. we are talking about voting legally 10 times the right way. the second request is, whether now or at some point in the program, take out your phones, take a photo of yourself or of me standing on the stage imposed it is social media and talk about why you were going to make donald j. trump an ex-president of the united states. we are never going to have kamala harris or the corporate media on our side. we will never have them telling the truth about donald trump's successful record in office but we can tell the truth so let's do that over the next 10 days and talk about why donald j. trump was a good president and

they asked kamala harris this amazing question. step back ferc second. remember, kamala's entire campaign is she is going on she does and who joe biden is, right, she pretends that she is not the sitting vice president of the united states and her entire campaign is to run as much as she can as far as she can from joe biden and his disastrous record. you would think that when she is asked the question well, what has joe biden done that you disagree with, that she might have a halfway decent answer. can we run the clip now? i would love to show people what he actually said when she was asked this question. go ahead. v.p. harris -- >> if anything, would you have done something differently than joe biden in the past few years? v.p. harris: but there's nothing that comes to my. i have been a part of the decisions that have impact. >> my name is donald trump and i approve this message. [cheers and applause] sen. vance: [laughs] "i'm donald j. trump and i approve this message comes that was my idea. for those folks watching on home and tv are going to see the c

kelsey gabbard, who picked kamala harris apart in her debate so bad that kamala harris dropped out of the democratic presidential contest a few years ago. i think i speak to everett -- speak for everybody in this room, we would much rather have kelsey gabbard and liz cheney. that's a trait we will make. next question. >> emily from wisn 12 news in the area. in person voting starts in wisconsin on tuesday. given what you're running mate has said about early voting leading to fraud, do you only want people to early vote in person, and does that hinder the republicans effort to get out the vote? sen. vance: president trump has been consistent on this and i will be consistent on it. we want people to vote in every way they can. vote by mail, vote absentee, vote on election day. in the past, me and president trump have both said this. i don't like election season. i like election day. but as donald trump has said, it is what it is, and if the democrats are going to use every method of voting possible, we have to do it too. we have to take advantage of the options that are given to us. so w

because kamala harris, i'm telling you, we're going to look back at kamala harris as a blip in the radar a one brief exception to the greatest american story and the greatest american that the greatest america that we could ever hope for. because kamala harris is not big enough to take on the united states of america. the united states of america is going to fire her, send her back to california where she belongs and give the american people a president they deserve. and it's going to start with all of you. god bless you all. thank you. i'm so honored to be here and i know we're going to take, we'll take a few questions for the media. we'll keep it brief because it is hot out here. but if you, if you're a reporter, especially a local reporter, i'd love to take a question. reporter: senator. hi. i want to ask you, what do you think about former president trump having a third debate? a second with vp harris and maybe having it run like the one you just did, we seem to focus mainly on policy and not on insults? sen. vance: well, look, i think first of all, i think kamala harris already had

at albion pennsylvania. >> jesse: kamala harris is only letting him in scranton and a few other placesobably not. tension is heating up so much the harris campaign is leaking to the heaven enemies that list on everybody in the biden white house is honored, they they tell ask leos they know biden has been privately trash talking behind her back and if she wins, harris is ready to tell biden's closest advisors, you are fired. item is arty furiously scrambling looking for new jobs or even sucking up to kamala harris to win her over. that a brown pantsuit looks lovely on you at a vice president. while kamala harris and biden are fighting upon themselves, the press is having a nervous wreck down because of their favorite newspapers refused to endorse kamala harris. this is big for people inside of the beltway, the rest of the country, nobody cares. another targeted were surprises working, they cannot control the narrative, especially after they spend five years lying about biden's brain, their credibility's shots. as a "wall street journal" puts it, americans do not like to be condescended

but the point is not just to beat kamala harris, the point is to beat kamala harris though the american people get the leadership that they deserve in these troubled times. let me tell you a couple of stories of a person i met on the campaign trail. like i said i was raised by my grandmother and i remember there were times when things were especially tight and it gets cold in ohio in the winter. instead of turning the heater on she would say look maybe we can turn on the space heater tonight or maybe we will throw few extra blankets on. that's what happens when american citizens can afford energy costs. the lot of our fellow citizens decide not to turn on the heater in the middle of a cold winter night. i believe if you work hard and play by the rules you ought to be able to heat your home when it gets cold at night. [applause] let's be honest under kamala harris' leadership because she wants to buy oil and gas from dictators all over the world, because donald trump wants to drill, baby, drill. and buy gas from our own citizens and our own territory but we are going to lower energy cost

because kamala harris refuses to do her job so let's say to kamala harris, you are fired.et out of the oval office. you are not welcome in the people's house anymore. [applause] i will say, as much as it bothers me that kamala harris is doing a terrible job and as much as it really bothers me that she lies about the fact that she has all the connection in the world to these policies, you watch -- you lose about 20 iq points if you do it but if you watch a kamala harris rally, she will stand up before the crowd and say, on day one, we are going to tackle the affordability crisis affecting american citizens. on day one, we are going to make housing more affordable and secure the southern border and of course anybody with an ounce of common sense is saying day one was 1400 days ago. what have you been doing the whole time? [applause] so she runs away, as far away from joe biden as she possibly could. i think that if an interviewer asked her, have you ever seen joe biden, she might answer no because even though she is the sitting vice president, she tries to pretend she has no

it's because of kamala harris.when she stands before the american people and says on day one, we're going to tackle the affordability crisis or on day one, we're going to secure that southern border. our response to kamala harris needs to be day one was 1400 days ago. kamala, what the hell have you been doing the whole time? go do your job. now, we know of course that the people who are hit the hardest by kamala harris's terrible policies are very often those who can least afford to pay an extra $100 to go to the grocery store or pay a few 100 extra dollars in, in, in, in rent per month. and of course, we know that a lot of our senior citizens are the ones who are living on a fixed income are the ones who have been hit the hardest by kamala harris' inflation. so here is what donald trump is going to do two big things for our senior citizens in arizona and all across the country. first of all, we are going to fight to lower grocery and housing prices for all of us. we're going to get back to an affordable american n

let's — soundly for kamala harris. let's get _ soundly for kamala harris. what both candidates were saying. we saw brief clips. beyond the various voting groups, women voters in particular are being spoken about as being absolutely decisive in this election so let's begin with women's reproductive rights. jaime florez, what did you make of the comments from donald trump saying that he was the father of nf, did you think that was a bizarre comment? riff of nf, did you think that was a bizarre comment? of course not. a bizarre comment? of course not- everything _ a bizarre comment? of course not. everything that _ a bizarre comment? of course not. everything that the - not. everything that the disagree with, they call it misinformation to call it bizarre. the president has been consistent in his ideas about abortion and nf, not only him, but also the candidate for vice president, senatorjd vance, being very vocal in defending ivf rights, and abortion should be decided by the states. if donald trump is consistent, as you say, why are some republican senators b

how lucky are we, how lucky are we to have a kamala harris and tim walz! : if things are so great out of the biden-harris administration, so greater should continue, eye is everybody so angry? why isn't it morning in america again? the harris campaign is running out of ideas and time with, according to cnn to the closing strategies to count on trump making outlandish claims for yes, you can count on that. [chuckling] is your strategy? that has nothing to do with kamala harris or for -- or the american people for that matter. it's like asking danica project how will you win the daytona 500 and she says, i hope the guy in the lead crashes. if that does not work, joe biden has a better idea. >> president biden: to be able , if it was a case to actually eliminate, physically eliminate, kill, somebody who you believes is a threat to him. i know this sounds bizarre, i said this five years ago he would lock me up, we got to lock him up. [applause] >> jesse: now we know he is definitely sabotaging her. adam carolla joins me now, did he just say what i think he just

and what about kamala harris? _ donald trump is my part. and what about kamala harris?ma was out in recent days talking to young black men and saying the stakes are high, you need to be a bit more enthusiastic. i stakes are high, you need to be a bit more enthusiastic.— bit more enthusiastic. i think enthusiasm _ bit more enthusiastic. i think enthusiasm is _ bit more enthusiastic. i think enthusiasm is measured - bit more enthusiastic. i think enthusiasm is measured in i bit more enthusiastic. i think i enthusiasm is measured in each particular— enthusiasm is measured in each particular case. there are elections where _ particular case. there are elections where we _ particular case. there are elections where we see rock star elections, those _ where we see rock star elections, those come — where we see rock star elections, those come every few years. so i don't _ those come every few years. so i don't expect there to be enthusiasm for every— don't expect there to be enthusiasm for every presidential election. what _ for every presidential election. what we — for every

so, if it looks like we are having fun in the trump campaign and it looks like the kamala harris-tim lz campaign is sad, i think it is because they are terrified of having to continue to explain the record to the american people over the next 13 days. think about this. kamala has been running -- if you had just watched a, the rally and heard her say, we need to tackle the affordability crisis, on day one she will say, we are going to tackle border security and anyone with a lick of common sense in saying, they one was 1400 days ago. what the hell hasn't she been doing the whole time? stop talking about doing your job, and your job. [applause] it explains why these interviews are so tough for kamala harris, because they ask her very basic questions about, what is she going to do differently? what is she going to do in the next four years that she has not in the last four years? right? how is she going to solve the problem that she helped create? in my favorite is when they say, what is your specific plan for how you're going to lower the cost of groceries and housing for american famil

do make work with their hands, woman out there in pennsylvania and wisconsin would respond to kamala harrisht into the idm scranton joe. they are never buying into kamala. and i think right now there is a panic setting in. you saw it when biden and obama were talking together at the kennedy funeral that biden now knows,. [gunshots] -- he should have never dropped out, as and a lot of democrats are recognizing to even with dementia he would be a stronger candidate than kamala harris. and i'm wearing my tennessee orange today because just like the tide got whipped down the stretch by the might -- mighty volunteers, america's team, kamala is fading fast food the first day of early voting from a florida is out, republicans have opened up almost 100,000 vote lead, in florida by itself. north carolina, nevada, arizona, georgia, add on more steam, kamala harris is crumbling. remember in 2018, ron desantis only won to the government ship by 50,000 total votes in the whole state. trump has 100,000 lead after one day! and he is going to win by millions i think in florida, this is a disaster. what wil

sir, you didn't watch kamala harris on the view? i do the job sometimes that you folks don't want to. i actually watched her interview on the view. i've got to tell you. to go into the view as a democrat politician is like the easiest interview in the entire world. if i walk into the view, that would be like walking into this room with an ohio state jersey. it is something you just don't do. she walks into the view and you would think that would be an interview and you know what they -- you know what? they gave her a softball easy question. they said can you name a single thing where you disagree with joe biden? let's back up for a second because remember, kamala harris's entire campaign is to pretend she hasn't been the vice president for the last three and half years. she stands up before crowds and says on day one, we will tackle the affordability crisis, we are going to secure the border, listen to her for five minutes and think, are you going to vote for donald trump because you've been vice president for 1400 days and haven't

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vance defending kamala harris? am not sure any topic comes to mind when kamala harris is asked about it. maybe it is unfair that i criticize her, but we have to remember that her entire campaign, my friends, is pretending that she is going to change the direction of the country. the inflation, the high price of groceries and gasoline, the high price of housing, the wide open southern border is not because of any person except for kamala harris. so the idea that she is going to change and fix the problems that she helped create, if you would like, and kamala, i mean this seriously if you're watching, if you want to secure the southern border, if you want to lower the price of groceries and housing in this country, you are welcome to vote for donald j. trump for president because he will actually fix those problems. [applause] now we have to talk of course, about the border crisis because the wide open southern border has affected tucson may be more than any other community in our country. i was just asked by a journ

look at where kamala harris is today.15 points from where biden was just four years ago and she is down, get, this 24 points from where obama was 12 years ago. >> kamala harris know she's is struggling with black men because black men are struggling to make ends meet in her lousiy, wheched economy. rather than address their concerns, she ignores them. >> > there is in narrative about what kind of support we are receiving from black men that is just not panning out in reality in terms of when i go last night atlanta and had i think 10,000 people at a rally. >> laura: well denial a river. campaign strategy already laying the ground work explain a harris loss on election night. blame white people. >> what i think is a mistake to s. to let white folks escape the accountability that they must face for not showing up to save democracy themselves. it's time for white folks to earn their ire and make sure they also do their part. >> laura: joining me now is florida congressman byron donalds. first obama blamed sexism. now media t

i'm voting for kamala harris >> i voted for kamala harris. >> kamala harris gets it. >> kamala harrise 100 million americans a middle class tax cut. >> protect it's from price gouging. >> i never voted for a democrat. i'm proudly casting my vote for vice president kamala harris. >> i'm a veteran. i'm an independent. i'm voting for kamala harris. >> she's trying to bring people together. >> she's a champion for reproductive freedom. >> who believes in the rule of law and our democracy. >> for the good of my country. i'll be voting for kamala harris. >> kamala harris is for the working people. >> get to the election polls and vote for kamala harris. >> kamala harris. >> vice president kamala harris. >> i'm a 56-year-old rural white guy. if kamala harris thinks i'll vote for, she's right. >> please welcome amanda and josh, ryan wilson, jeff crosby, teresa acosta, dr. lakeisha holman, jenny and her family. kristina and bob lang. ♪♪♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> hi. in the spring of 2023 we were thrilled to find out i was pregnant with our first baby. a girl. at 18 weeks, i suffered severe c

he has to go around and try to pretend kamala harris did not cast the deciding vote on trillions of dollars in new spending which drove inflation through the roof but she did. he has to go around and pretend, harris did not open the american southern border when everyone of us knows that is what she did. he has to run around pretending couple harris is the candidate of change even though she has been the vice president of the united states for three and half years. he has to pretend somehow, harris is going to solve the very problem she created while in government the last three and a half years and i think in 11 days the state of north carolina, we are going to send a message to kamala harris. you are not the candidate of change. go back to san francisco where you belong. [applause] again, even though i don't like kamala harris's policies, i'm being a nice guy tonight. i'm talking about how tim walz has the toughest job in politics and, harris has one thing going for her. every time, harris does an interview, i think donald trump picks up about 100,000 votes. if you remember a couple weeks

policies _ because of kamala harris's policies. ught to be able to buy a house and live in safe — be able to buy a house and live in safe neighbourhoods, to not have _ in safe neighbourhoods, to not have your— in safe neighbourhoods, to not have your communities flooded, and that— have your communities flooded, and that has all got harder because _ and that has all got harder because of kamala harris's policies _ because of kamala harris's policies. i have been in politics— policies. i have been in politics long enough to do what kamala — politics long enough to do what kamala harris does when she stands — kamala harris does when she stands before the american people _ stands before the american people and says, on day one, she is— people and says, on day one, she is going to work on all these _ she is going to work on all these challenges ijust listed. she has— these challenges ijust listed. she has been the vice president for three — she has been the vice president for three and a half years. day one was— for three and a half year

we can't have kamala harris.o your specific question, look, my understanding about unrwa is you actually have explicit connections to terrorists for some of the employees on the ground there. that's disgraceful and that means whether it's the entire organization or certainly some of the people on the ground, they have to do better at vetting their people so you don't actually have explicit terrorist connections. again, we want to save civilians and don't want to support the terrorists on the ground who are killing innocent israelis in the process, right? those goals are totally combatable and let's save as many palestinian lives as possible and let's not empower the terrorists murdering innocent israelis, we can do both of those at the same time. next question. >> hi, senator, i'm carol thompson from ""the detroit news"." thanks for taking the question. given elon musk's spending in this case would a new trump administration give favortism to tesla over the detroit automakers? sen. vance: i'm personally happy to

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all this talk about kamala harris hasn't laid out. ut an agenda. 82 pages long. >> harris: is it enough to win your vote? >> absolutely. i and my constituents, we cannot afford a donald trump presidency. we can't afford the conflicts that he puts us into abroad. we can't afford, for example, kamala has said we need to get a cease-fire now. now in the middle east. >> harris: so my question for you, i want everybody at the table to feel like they can have an open conversation, i will ask the first follow up to that. when you say gotten us into situations abroad, there were no new wars under his presidency. >> that's not quite true. i don't accept that. donald trump may have -- there were several deals under his presidency that were between countries that weren't at war in the first place. >> one war that president trump got us involved us, name it. >> he increased drone strikes >> can you name one war he got us involved in? >> he moved the embassy in jerusalem which aggravated the palestinian/israel conflict. >> harris: everything ago ra

in who has no plans to vote for kamala harris.— who has no plans to vote for kamala harris.arris. in my community we have been voting _ kamala harris. in my community we have been voting all - kamala harris. in my community we have been voting all the - we have been voting all the time, especially black people, we vote, we vote. people promise and promise and promise and we never get anything. right now i am just not sold on anybody. ihis right now i am 'ust not sold on an bod . , , ., anybody. his friend is all in for donald _ anybody. his friend is all in for donald trump - anybody. his friend is all in for donald trump who - anybody. his friend is all in l for donald trump who shares anybody. his friend is all in - for donald trump who shares the very qualities he admires in his father.— very qualities he admires in his father. , , ., , ., , his father. very brash and very straightforward. _ his father. very brash and very straightforward. they - his father. very brash and very straightforward. they say - his father. very brash and very straightforward. they say they| str

>> john: we are tracking president biden and vice president kamala harris' movement as they visit some of the communities hardest hit by hurricane helene. president biden will take an aerial tour in western north carolina. he just touched down. and in moments we do expect vice president harris to land in georgia, where she will survey damage there. a couple days after former president trump did. i'm john roberts in washington. good happy with us today. >> gillian: things for having me. i'm gillian turner in for sandra smith. towns in north carolina completely unrecognizable. especially the western part of the state. asheville mayor r faced of their resources. the pictures you can see right there on your screen proved that is the case. emergency crews are working to reach the isolated communities that have been devastated by catastrophic flooding. residents there are heartbroken, desperately pleading for help. >> there has been landslides. our valley got wiped out. they had to rescue people, the national guard had to come in and take people out. >> i have been a resident, and we never e

israel will not pump the brakes despite biden and kamala harris and the document leaks. >> trace: rabbientz they banded harris campaign, the national has this headline kind and band in harris' campaign as arab americans sour on kamala harris big they are voting for joe stand in places like michigan, every vote for joe stein is a vote for donald trump >> a hundred percent pick this is what is going on, you recognized on trump and his first administration really did wonderful things and accomplish a lot. democrats are hurting, whatever it is, they want the same thing. remembered the arabs, you need to them and michigan. they know about the abraham accords. piece to hundreds of millions of arabs there. they are looking at a kamala harris. your not taking any sides, you are making confusion. >> trace: same question? >> i don't think these abandoned harris arabs under the ones that want peace, i think they don't like trump and accused them of the muslim van where he prevented people coming from the state sponsors of terrorism. they want power and influence in the next election, they signalin

these are not the things kamala harris thinks about.o i think we are the greatest risk of a third world war in my lifetime? absolutely. if there is one, it is the people in this room who will be drafted and called upon to fight. i don't want that. i do not want you to have to put on a uniform, not because you're patriotic and volunteer but because your country forces you to because kamala harris has blundered into another significant conflict. the opportunity to stop that and take a country in a new direction is this election so get out and vote for many reasons but maybe the most important reason is to prevent world war iii. charlie: yes ma'am. >> hi senator vance. i am vice president here of turning point usa. how has your faith and ethics been tested as a politician? what advice do you have for when our faith and ethics are tested going into the workforce or as our generation knows, how does a nice guy avoid finishing last? sen. vance: the nice guy has to be tough. just because you are nice, doesn't mean you're weak. nice guys can al

because there's no substance at the kamala harris campaign and no agenda at the kamala harris.re is a record of higher prices unaffordable groceries and open border and mixed message. in 12 days kamala harris is going to be, you are fired, go back to san francisco. we don't need you in the white house. now, one of the reasons i love to be in michigan we have the proudest tradition of crafts manship and making things in the great state of michigan. i'm a buckeye. i'm hard to say nice things about michigan, but we thank you. the votes that matters, the battle that matters is making donald trump the next president of the united states. can the lion lying down with the lamb. thank you. so here's the thing under donald trump, the american auto industry, our auto workers were thriving and the reason we were doing better is because donald trump recognized that republican and democrat leaders, both parties had neglected that a foreign corporation want to use slairve labor in china or mexico and only way to protect american workers is tariffs. slap a big tariff and that's how you protec

try to work with kamala harris.try to bridge divides. kamala is going to lose all three states and i think you can tell she's losing right now by the way that the democrat senate candidates in those midwestern big 10 states are running their campaigns. they are trying to connect themselves with trump. he's not hitler. if he were hitler they wouldn't be running ads with him in them trying to get people in the midwest to split their ticket and vote trump and for them as well. howie: if the vice president loses one of those states particularly pennsylvania, i think the election is over but she's been campaigning as you know, megan, with liz cheney the former former republican congresswoman and let's take a brief look. >> he says he'll terminated the constitution, deploy the military against the enemy within. that is a risk that we just simply can't take. howie: so, if she's going to campaign with a life long conservative, shouldn't she offer something to those voters more conservative voters that actually might break w

what does kamala harris really believe?is say is that if she's president, she'll bring back the bipartisan border security bill. that bill had no additional money for building a wall. that bill was about increased enforcement authorities and the ability to turn people around very quickly at the border if they didn't qualify for asylum. but that bill doesn't have any additional money for a border wall. but it is true that, over the years, democrats have always been willing to support additional physical barriers on american borders. i'm not genetically opposed to new physical barriers. ijust oppose them when they are done in service of a nativist, xenophobic policy that, implemented by donald trump, will make the country weaker. but i guess it looks like kamala harris has seen the polls, she's seen that americans seem to trust trump on border security more than her, and she's flip—flopped. i mean, i don't see it that way at all. i think this administration has been pretty consistent from the beginning — first through rule—ma

it is donald trump or kamala harris. joe: we will hear from a range of voices, democrats and republicans with reporting down the middle. we begin with annmarie hordern at the debate site, a few blocks from where we are sitting in midtown manhattan. annmarie: you are already seeing surrogates come out from both sides to do their best to spin before the debate. i caught up with jason miller, senior advisor to the former president. he had an interesting moment where he said this is the last debate we will see before the election. probably sounds like there is wiggle room for another harris-trump debate. he said he does not like to speak in absolute terms and says this is likely the last debate. that is why it is so important, you see the polling of these individuals neck and neck, it is a nice edge on the seven swing states, and you have to imagine it has taken on more importance given the news of the day. three top stories that can affect the lives of americans and the u.s. economy, one of those is the devastating pictures

_ the regulatory regime of kamala harris. right to be here. what are the federal regulations? i are the federal regulations? you can quickly reply. i are the federal regulations? you can quickly reply.- you can quickly reply. i get this as a — you can quickly reply. i get this as a governor - you can quickly reply. i get this as a governor and i i you can quickly reply. i get i this as a governor and i don't necessarily disagree with that that in some places many of those are local and many are state and i don't know which is federal but whenever we talk regulations people think they can get rid of them and i think you want to be able to get out of your house and a fire. you want to make sure it is fireproof and those type of things. so which are the regulations? the vice president is not responsible for those, congress rates those. gentlemen, we have a lot to get through. gentlemen, we have a lot to get throu~h. ., �* gentlemen, we have a lot to get throu~h. j ,, ., ., through. you're passionate about the _ through. you're p

, it has kamala harris do not have the poll but trust me on this one gem, 69% is was a lead is, 69 kamalaads trump but joe biden led by 83, again, it's at a 14-point, it's a big number. both of these for biden and when you narrow that gap may very close race, it is important. have 25 seconds for you. >> think about it this way, negron be almost -- only got 6% of the african american vote spook what we see in these data ground states, he's getting between 15 and 20% of the black vote. out telling people it looks to me like a black voters and hispanic voters are literally going to save our country, they will save the republic. >> trace: it is significant. and jim mclaughlin great to have in the show thank you. >>> still ahead, university of nevada women's university team refused to play against a team with a transgender athlete, was he did and starts to protect woman sports is next. 8:30 6:00 on the west coast, trip across america, live look seattle, known as the evergreen stated. detroit, michigan where the three colored traffic lights was invented. and finally a live look at yankee stadiu

think about that, compare that to kamala harris and tampon tim. it ain't the same folks. her is kamala. we have a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to change, to change washington. to put in commonsense practices. to put americans first because they are not first right now. the democrat party has forgotten about americans. rather than catered to americans they decided, but you know what? it would be easier to replace them who would be reliable voters. the insanity has to stop. and the fact that we can pack madison square garden and the heart of new york city, shows me that the spirit of the american people is there. that same spirit my father showed on july 13. that is the spirit of america. that's the spirit we need going into election day. so, for the next nine days each and every one of you, you light up like you are the third monkey on the line for the ark and it is starting to rain. you vote early and then you bring your friends so that we can take back our country once and for all. [cheering] and when we do that, guys, we are not just going to make america great again.

the reason i feel bad for him is he has to defend the indefensible and that is the record of kamala harrisfor the past eight weeks, harris, who never won a democrat primary vote, has gone around the country saying that she is on day one going to tackle the affordability crisis that is making it hard for you to afford groceries, housing and every thing else. she says on day one, we will make energy prices lower for american consumers. and she says on day one we will tackle the instability conflict all over the world. kamala harris, day one was 1400 days ago, what have you been doing the whole time? why don't you get to work instead of just talking about what you're going to do? what you actually do it? i'm running to be your next vice president of the united states and i'm incredibly honored to ask you for your vote and your hard work. but if we win, and i believe we are going to win and 33 days, i feel very confident about it -- [applause] but when we win, the american people will have given me an awesome responsibility to represent them on the world stage and advocate for donald trump's p

joe biden is kamala harris and we are going to fire kamala harris, not center to the white house andher a promotion. [cheering] i will say, she is making it a little easier for us. i think she's the only candidate who's ever run for president where every time she opens her mouth we gain about 100,000 votes on the other side. i am going to be try to be reasonably quick here because i believe that in about 10 minutes she is going to do the first non-softball interview she has ever done. on fox news. now, of course president trump and i we do non-softball interviews every single day because we think that's what you ought to do if you want to run for president you want to get out there and answer the people's questions and actually do the job of running for president. you will hear people say well, kamala harris is given more softball interviews lately. and i say well, the problem with the softball interview if you still have to be able to hit a softball. and i see the great attorney general candidate dan bishop in the audience. stand up and say hello to folks. you know, i was thinking t

kamala harris did that. way she made everything better was negotiate those ten destructs -- >> can i -- >> maag relate, i -- >> i apologize, we have a number of subjects to the discuss. margaret? >> there is a childcare crisis in this country, and the united states is one of the very few developed countries in the world without a national paid leave program for new parents. governor walz, you've said that if democrats win both the white house and congress, this is a day one priority for you. how long should employers be required to pay workers while they are home taking care of their newborns in you have two minutes. >> yeah. well, that's negotiable, and that's what congress work -- but here's what the deal is. americans sitting out there right now, you may work for a big company. we're home in minnesota to some of the largest fortune 500 companies. kamala harris knows that in california. those companies provide paid family medical leave. one is i think they're moral and they think it's a good thing, but it

this is what an actual kamala harris interview should look like.t baier gave her the same treatment as he gave trump in the spring pack respectful, firm and persistent. we are not flop her answers to make her look better like cbs, we did not invite little timmy along to hold her hand like cnn, this was a big girl interview. and she flopped. >>> executive vp of the trump administration donald trump jr. joins me now. this was her first real aggressive questioning, heidi thank she fared? >> i think it was a major failure. the reality is, you do not go on bret baier if you're winning, this is an act of desperation from a desperate person. she's not going to do anything differently, should cut and pasted joe biden's policies and did not even change the source code when a month after her coup , because she likes to talk about democracy but, did not win a single vote in her primary to become the democratic nominee, is absolutely amazing. that he will she talks about intelligence as as trump is unstable, it's the same people that signed off on the hunter b