Honor is much better than the nation s high a military honor, a gold star father is my source tonight to respond and georgia secretary of state, who refused to find trump those 11,000 votes in 2020 is now being sued by a fellow republican who will only settle if he endorses a false conspiracy theory i m kaitlan collins, and this this is the source voters keep telling anyone and everyone who will listen. It is the number one issue is what they care about. The most. It s what they want to hear about the most. And that is what we heard two backtoback speeches on the economy this week from the candidates who want to run this country two days ago, donald trump was here in north carolina he said he s gone too good about the economy i thank you. All watched. You know what i m about to say but he offered no serious plans to reduce costs for middleclass families no plan to expand access to housing or health care. And on the other hand, when i m elected president, what we ll do bring down costs
Look at that, up 46% eggs. Wow. Up 65%. Wow, school lunches up 65%. How can a family afford that?. But look at this over here. What a nice job. I think i m going to take some of them back to my cottage and have a lot of fun. Like the cheerios. I haven t seen cheerios for a long time. That was donald trump yesterday at a news conference but he eventually wept off script with false claims and perm attacks against vice president harris. Meanwhile they were on stage together yesterday celebrating a big achievement for their administration. We ll recap all of that for you in just a moment. And we ll have the latest on the ceasefire talks in gauze ozas diplomats from the united states and other countries work to prevent a wider war in the region. All right, good morning. Welcome to way too early. You ve made it. It s friday, august 16th. I m sam stein in for jonathan lemire. We ll start this morning for donald trump s second socalled news conference in as many weeks. This one was at bedminst
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A loved one have mesothelial will send you a free book to answer questions you may have call now and we ll come to you 808 to 14000 welcome to inside politics. I m dana bash, live from the republican national committee in milwaukee, where donald trump was given a hero s welcome by his most ardent supporters here just two days after surviving an assassination attempt my life just not true you can. See that white bandage over trump s right ear a reminder of just how close he came to death while the hall here was electric, the former president appeared subdued and even emotional as he stood with his new running mate, ohio senator jd vance, who is effectively the political heir to the maga movement. Vance spoke to fox about what donald trump said when he got the call he just said, look, i think got to go save this country. I think you re the guy who could help me in the best way you can help me govern, you can help me when you could help me in some of these midwestern states it s like penn
Nbc nightly news with lester holt good evening, everyone president biden announced late today that the u. S. Is on pace to finish the removal of u. S. Citizens and military troops from afghanistan by the august 31st deadline the president, however, leaving the door open to stay longer, acknowledging contingency planning is under way the u. S. Tonight caught between the proverbial rock and hard place on one side, the enormous challenge of getting the last of americans safely out while at the same time demobilizing the last of our troops there. On the other side, the risk of renewed conflict with the taliban and potential terror attacks tonight, the pace of evacuation flights is picking up, but will it be quick enough as the clock winds down peter alexander has late details. Reporter: tonight with the frantic rush to evacuate stranded americans and desperate afghans and despite please from g7 allies to stay longer, president biden is sticking with his selfimposed august 31st deadline for