Welcome to prime time weekend. I m nicolle wallace. Let s get right to the week s top stories. We talk a lot around split screens around here and the earth one, earth to of it all, but this might be the ultimate political sprint screen split screen. Barnstorming through battleground states like a heatseeking missile, while the other has been mostly out of sight this week. Hanging out, at maralago. One side is offering joyous, warrior vibes, while the other is offering whatever they call donald trump s rambling, apocalyptic, life filled, divorce from reality. To say nothing of the growing enthusiasm gap. Tonight s rally in arizona a week of rockstar receptions to the democratic ticket. Every battleground state they have stepped foot in from pennsylvania to wisconsin to michigan. Harris and walz have committed crowds that donald trump makes clear he dreams of. People standing in line for hours, walking miles to get to their rallies, crowds so enormous they spilled out across airplane han
Good afternoon from washington, d. C. Welcome to alex wood reports. I am in for alex. We begin with the race for the white house. We are 85 days away from election day. We are just eight days away from the democratic national convention. This weekend, both out west. New today, we are learning some of the big names expected to speak at the dnc. Two sources tell me they include president joe biden, former president barack obama, former president bill clinton, and former secretary of state hillary clinton. Here is harris campaign co chair cedric richmond. Part of what we are going to do of the election is now that vice president harris wants to be a present for everyone and she does not believe like donald trump that we have to divide america and that we can lift up black and brown and white people all at the same time. Also new today, president biden opens up for the first time about why he left the race and endorsed vice president harris as the party nominee. It was a neck and neck race
There in ra health career obath rahobath beach where she s expected to take out and get to them and coming as tensions in the middle east remain high with a possible major strike from iran against israel, possibly coming in at any time. I m griff jenkins. Alicia, a lot of news. This is the 175th ahack on american forces since october lucas tomlinson is live outside the white house with develop wants. Hi, lucas. Hi, alicia. Iran launched major drone and missile attack on israel and notable they did not use their proxy forces in the region hezbollah to the north and houthis and hamas to the south and west as well. That s one of the concerns about that this time around and those proxy forces will engage and that s a concern we heard from former u. S. Central command commander general hundreds of thousands of missiles and rockets they can launch today and much closer to israel and they can create much greater havoc and chaos in less time to respond for israeli and other forces. Reporter: o
Greg gutfeld sorry greg. It is 5:00 in new york city, and this is the five. The media wants to put a gag order on donald trump. While they hand kamala a hall pass. The former president gave a master class and how to deal with the press answering every question from more than an hour. But kamala is as quiet as a church mouse. Talking to reporters for only 77 seconds and don t expect therepo press to suddenly hold harris accountable for radical record. T they re too busy losing theirdi mindcas because the networks had the audacity to air trump sda maralagoci newser. Some of the networks tried to play catchup with fact checking after donald trump finished speaking, but that, of course, is way too late and utterly useless. It s 2016 all over again. Us thele same mistakes are being made. I have never seen an industry slower at learning from its own stupid mistakes than the american news business. And you cannot expect them in the next 89 days to figure out what they haven t been able to fig
Recordbreaking crowd on their battleground campaign swing as polls show the vice president and her newlyminted running mate are on a roll. I ll break down governor walz s feisty and folksy appeal with someone who knows him well, keith ellison, attorney general. Courting history. If the democratic ticket wins in november not only could we get the first woman president, the nation could also get its first female native american governor. She is minnesota lieutenant governor peggy flanagan, and she ll join me live. And running scared. Is donald trump okay?. He seems off his game, doubling down on kamala harris intelligence, and her name. Why it s a sure sign her rise in the polls has become intimidating. I m jonathan capehart, and this is the saturday show. Tonight, vice president kamala harris, and her running make about minnesota governor tim walz, are wrapping up a block buster swing state where. In about an hour they are expected to touch down in las vegas, nevada, where the vice pre