Mark: hello america i am mark levin and this is life, liberty levin saturday. Last week at this time, there was an assassination attempt on president donald trump. It was horrific. And i must say shocking because it literally 30 or 40 minutes before he went on that stage he called me. He was in a great mood. He was cracking jokes. We were talking about a variety of things and he said you know mark, you must mean a lot to me this 50000 people out there waiting and i am talking to you. And it occurs to me, i ve thought about this, maybe we should have talked a little bit longer. But that is the way it went. And by this much by this much president trump would not be with us. That is really hard to when you think about it. You know ladies and gentlemen, there s an issue i ve been talking about on this network, on the radio, on blaze, it s called dehumanization i ve actually written about in two books. What is dehumanization? what has been taking place against donald trump is dehumanization
Maria: good sunday morning, everyone. Welcome to sunday morning futures. I m maria bartiromo. Thanks so much for joining us. Today, was it inwe tense or saab a taj? new details or saab sang in how eight gunshots were fired at president trump in an assassination attempt last saturday. Coming up, wisconsin senator ron johnson with his new findings this morning after interviewing whistleblower is the and witnesses on the attack and asked why no one sopped trump from taking the stage despite knowing a potential threat existed. Nobody mentioned it, nobody said there was a problem. I would have waited for 15 they could have said let s wait for 15 minutes, 20 the minutes, 5 minutes, something. Nobody said that. I think that was a mistake. How did somebody get on that roof, and why wasn t he reported? because people saw that he was on the roof. You had trumpers screaming. The woman in the red, in the red shirt, she was screaming there s a man on the roof, and other people, there s a man on the
I proudly accept your nomination for president of the united states. [cheers and applause] [chanting] the assassin s bullet came within a quarter of inch of taking my life. I stand before you only by the grace of almighty god. America s future will be bigger, better, bolder, brighter, happier, stronger, freer, greater. And more united than ever before. [cheers and applause] , trumpamania, run wild, brother. Let trumpamania, make america great again. [cheers and applause] and they are not just after you. They are after all of us, and you just happen to be standing in their way. Never have i been more proud to be a trump. [chanting four more years] higher the stakes, the harder he fights. It is my honor to introduce. [chanting u. S. A. ] we will very quickly make america great again. [cheers and applause] ainsley: former president donald trump and his wife melania landing in new jersey overnight after a powerful scenes last night here in milwaukee. Donald trump formally accepting the g.
Bret: thanks, dana. Bret: good evening. I m bret baier, welcome to milwaukee and the final night of the republican convention unlike any other. Former president donald trump will formally accept his party s nomination for a third time. Tonight s speech is expected in parts to focus on unity in the wake of saturday s assassination attempt. We re told one word though won t be used in the hourplus long speech, biden. The former president will refer to the administration and the current leadership but not use his opponent s name. This as there are increasing doubts about whether president joe biden will be the democrats nominee. Tonight we are also learning new details about the shooter in butler, pennsylvania saturday. And his movements in the hours preceding the pulling of the trigger. We re also seeing outrage directed at the head of the secret service lack of substantive information about the shooting and the security provided around the event. The secret service director confronted b
Home on monday, and then tuesday, you re allowed to come back to work, and then you say, if you ever do that again management, i m going to quit, you know, what they would say. Goodbye. Greg: exactly. Why would you ever think you re bigger than the channel. The only thing you can learn over the last few years, there s no one bigger than the outlet you re on, especially this one in particular, and to sit there and say, you have a problem, and air it out, on your television show, when it s not your network, it s their decision, work it out behind the scenes, whatever happens, nobody is on your side. And you can go do a podcast in the middle of nowhere, and does she ever get to talk? greg: no. She never gets to talk. It s joe talking and her nodding. What is this, 1950? is this happy days? greg: i don t know. It s joe, i don t think it s possible for them by the way, there is nothing better than an ultimatum, when somebody does say to you, if you don t do this, i m leaving. You might not