You are looking at a live view of butler, pennsylvania where Donald Trump will take the stage within the hour. Three months after his first Assassination Attempt in july. In a dramatically different rent 2024 race against Vice President Kamala Harris. Now down to exactly one month of beef for Election Day. Meanwhile, the Vice President is in North Carolina tonight. Right now, getting briefed on the States Recovery from Hurricane Helene after touring the damage firsthand today we will hear more in a moment. Let us start in butler, pennsylvania. The venue where Donald Trump narrowly survived an Assassination Attempt back in july. Trump is holding another rally there right now. That is where Jake Traylor is standing by. Jake, tell us what you see there so far. Reporter back in butler for former president Donald Trump with that attempted assassination that took place back in july. There is a few things notable even just on the scene in terms of ramped up security. There are Shipping Contai
the strategy is to blame people, his advisors called, the crazies, for what donald trump did. this, of course, is nonsense. president trump is a 76-year- old man. he is not an impressionable child. donald trump cannot escape responsibility by being willfully blind. nor can any argument of any kind excuse his behavior during the violent attack on january 6. that is the public narrative, but for the legal case, a congresswoman liz cheney dropped a bombshell. she said that trump tried to call an unnamed witness not yet seen in the hearings. whatever details the committee has on that, they have been turned over to the justice department. the question is, how might that, or any of the new revelations on tuesday, help the doj build a criminal case? among the stunning revelations, the unhinged white house meeting in mid december was screaming, insults, and nearly, apparently, a physical altercation. details on how the infamous tweet by the former president galvanize the right, a
running for his life. i want to bring in antonia helton from uvalde. this was something. you are watching it unfold in real time. tell us about what happened and how intense it was. reporter: it was really painful to watch. so much anger right there on the surface right after the release of this new surveillance video. as he pointed out, it was interesting to see that the mayor of uvalde seem to be angrier at the reporters for releasing the video earlier than expected that he was with the officers who are seen in the video. as you heard in that clip, residence shot back at the mayor. stop attacking the media. they wanted to see more accountability from law enforcement who serve this
about because as long as you are, you re a citizen. if you re disarmed, you re a subject you. can be here in texas. if you don t understand that, go back to where you came from. all right. joining me now, antonia helton. i m so happy to have you on. this podcast is so incredible. i was taken the moment i first started listening to it. it s so brilliant, so needed, and so many of my friends that i ve been hearing about this podcast reminds them of their own school experiences, microaggressions, things they put in the backs of their minds that they never really realized what was being said about them. a couple of things. what do you want people to take away from southlake? first, yasmin, thanks so much. that s why my co-host and i set out to do this work.
those messy and uncomfortable conversations is happening anywhere, and it s comfortable for them to hear, how did we get here. i have a good friend who s texting me constantly because it s happening in her town. ice trouble ling to her and she s wondering what to do. the people getting hurt the most are the teachers, the educators, and the kids. the kids. antonia, just quickly, what was the most troubling thing you found in looking at southlake? when you look at a lot of the early reporting and talk to folks in town, they center the voices of local politicians like allen west, powerful parents, well known people.