Breaking tonight, it should have been president ial Debate Number 1 here on fox but Kamala Harris took a pass. So Donald Trump decided to go it alone, holding a live Town Hall and marking his ticket tickets 36 interview in the past month. Meantime after just one interview last week, Harris And Walz continue to play dodge the media. Governor, are you going to take any Policy Questions . [ inaudible ] madame Vice President , how is debate prep going . Trace more on that in moments but we begin with the former president taking questions for more than an hour with a fired up crowd in battleground pennsylvania. Live in harrisburg with the details on this. Reporter good evening. In that Town Hall, the former president also of course making his first comments about the upcoming president ial debate and talking about the rules, the rules changing backandforth. Those rules were just announced by abc News Today and that includes that the microphones will be muted, there will be no audience and n
he pushed an amendment to strip ukraine of security assistance. 70 republicans went on the record to vote for that. the frustration is i m not in the military or a member of congress, surprise, surprise. however, this idea that there s a personal viewpoint and then a political front that is portrayed to people is something we keep seeing time and time again, and whether it s about an elected official and your alliance to that person or what you believe privately, there s a frustration among the electorate. we talk about the institutions and our government having less credibility, being viewed more skeptically. one of the reasons for that is because i can t believe what you say because i see what you do, right? this notion that there is going to be all this attention, but again, it s the power of the few who were able to be the most vocal, like, the squeaky wheel gets the grease, right? that is an example of this, and if it s not something that everyone buys into, i mean, lauren, th
options. so what they are really banking on is that the american people are stupid. but what they don t understand is that the american people are not stupid. we go to the grocery store. we go to the gas pump. we see that this country is turning into a giant dumpster fire. they chose wokism. they chose lockdowns over freedom. now, here we are and they are trying to confuse us into thinking things are going well. joey: tomi is right on a lot of things there. one thing i will say back to what hillary clinton was talking about. when it comes to progressives, they are not going anywhere. especially the squad. let me tell you why. this is a secret a lot of the people don t think about. there are a couple of republicans that make headlines a lot because the things they say, but they can raise millions of dollars with a tweet. and the squad is the same thing for democrats. they are here to stay because that s where the passion is so as much as hillary wants to blame them they will always have
independent thinking by americans exercising their freedom and anyone who would advocate to take those podcast down are absolutely scared, they are scared of the truth not lining up with their own moral vindication, and i will tell you this, what joe rogan s policy, that was a compromise between him and spotify. the idea that he will put out a statement and allow spotify to put their tag on there, that s because the audience is too big for them to lose him, and the squeaky wheel gets the grease, the neil young s are being louder, but joe rogan s audience is more effective, and as far as that goes i don t have a problem, but i hate that he had to do anything in response to doing his job. kayleigh: joey jones for the win this morning, winning all kinds of points by citing leonard skinner, my husband text me during the sound bite, tell joey jones i love his jacket. you know who is not bringing it, who is not bringing it is a guy
and we now have phenomenal rates of crime in so many american cities. can i ask you something, commissioner, before we get too far afield here since we are on the subject? listen, there is a place for activists and there is nuance here so don t ge get me wrong about what i am saying. but do you think that the the politicians are listening to activists more than they are listening to the people who are actually in the community about what they what they want from police and what s important to them as far as crime and safety in their communities? i think over the last several years, activists, criminal justice reformers, and even elected officials who are elected by the voters have taken us to a bad place that their voices the squeaky wheel gets the grease. good news is what they have been advocating for or what they have been preaching has turned out to be pretty disastrous. body counts increase, victims