Hi there, everyone. It s 4:00 in the east, less than 24 hours after the hard launch of the kamala harris/tim walz ticket the stark choice facing american voters in november is coming into even sharper focus. On the one hand the joyful, electric, happy warrior, massive crowd size vibes of vice president kamala harris and her newly minted running mate tim walz, who are at this hour blazing a path through battleground states. Fresh off last night s mega rally in philadelphia, they are boots on the ground in eau claire, wisconsin. That rally will be swiftly followed by another one in detroit later tonight. Three rallies in 24 hours. More than 14,000 people in attendance last night in philadelphia alone, 12,000 in wisconsin this afternoon. Donations poured in at an average of $3 million an hour right after tim walz was named to the ticket. As of today the harris/walz campaign has raised $36 million and counting since he joined the ticket. But it s more than just numbers. There is something
Amara walker. I m victor blackwell. Here s what we re working on for you this morning. She was a bum three weeks ago. She was a bomb may have former president donald trump testing out new attacks on new republican rival vice are democratic rival vice president kamala harris as he sees his wants commanding lead in swing state polls shrinking with it in just a matter of days, how the trump campaign is struggling to define harris plus there are new developments in the investigation into the assassination attempt on former president trump what the fbi is now saying about the shooting, massive 300,000 acre wildfire has already burned an area the size of los angeles, and it s on on the move in northern california, the weather conditions by crews are working through to attain the flames and the city of lights in the spotlight, the sites sounds of an epic olympic opening ceremony in paris well, the harris campaign is charting a course for the next 100 days leading up to election day, harris wi
Above our immediate desires. That is very counterintuitive. It is very countercultural. It has been since the third n chapter of genesis, right? there was a piece of fruit, we were told not to take it, we wanted it, we took it. And thus began history. Giving is really really hard, and taking is really really fun. But, democracies only work if we manage to give just enough that everybody wants to stay in the stadium, in the arena, and keep working together. Pick your metaphor. And so, what he has modeled for us, what he has given us, is an example of someone who respectsm reality, who respects fate, as he says, i am a great respecter of fate, and who understands that as flawed and imperfect as we all are, we are given a chance to do the right thing. If we can take it, then the life of the country rises. The right life of the country he comes better, nobler, becomes more whole, and we don t have to do it all the time. Right? i am not asking for everybody ev to be john lewis. What we are
Games, cotton candy, prizes and a giant elephant that does tricks but maybe not a giant elephant but a lot of fun coming up later on but first, trivia showdown on the five s most memorable moment so let s put our knowledge to the test. First question come everybody, are you playing at home? dana: you can play a home. Geraldo: you right your answers? jesse: geraldo, we have been over this. Geraldo: oh, my god to. Jesse: what was the first word greg band? what was the first word greg band? oh, my gosh, my know what this is. I know what it is. All right, put it up. Dana: i m drawing a blank, blank, blank. Jesse: conversation and impeachment woke. Okay, what is it? the answer is. Greg: i don t know i started to ban a word and i never want to hear that word again. It is gain favor in the last month and i m tired of it. Jesse: epileptic. I like that word appearance before you remember when you band it is what it is? jesse: out the window, number two. Geraldo: time will tell, band that when.
Well. Hello and welcome to a brandnew hour of fox news live in happy mother s day. I am eric shawn, hi jackie. I m jacqui heinrich in for arthel neville. Secretary mayorkas went friday and said hundreds or crossing into the u. S. Each day, the administration says it s getting a better handle on the situation by acting ice director tom homan says the biden team is losing sight of the big picture. It. They re going to get really good at releasing people very fast so there s no were under no overcrowding. The president said we got this under control, 80% less children aboard a bushel, no kidding, there releasing them faster, building more facilities and hotel rooms $375 a night to release from border patrol custody quicker into the interior of the united states, there just getting really good at releasing people quickly and they call that a success. Jacqui: live in del rio texas with more. Good afternoon the administration is saying things are starting to get more under control but that i