Convention. Our coverage of the rnc continues now with the 11th Hour. Good evening once again. I am Stephanie Ruhle and we are continuing msnbcs live coverage of night two of the 2024 Republican National Convention in milwaukee, wisconsin. Tonights theme, Make America Safe again. The focus is on Donald Trumps plan for crime and immigration, which would include unprecedented mass deportations. Rnc Cochair Lara Trump is speaking now. Earlier speakers included primary rivals Nikki Haley, vivek ramaswamy, and Ron Desantis, as well as high profile congressional republicans like mike johnson, elise stefanik, and teD Cruz. Look at the border. It is the single biggest threat americans face. Under Joe Biden, migrants are coming into our country by the thousands every day. We, in the republican party, are the Law And Order team. We always have been and we always will be the advocates for the Rule Of Law and we all know that that principal as well as many others is in serious jeopardy today. Lets
and georgia. okay, let me talk freight so a lot of fans, but i will also say that even though i want alabama to win, there s a very positive story going to tell later in the show where alabama fans and georgia fans like what i m about to say. okay? i got to go. i watch the whole show anyway . l l1]aural0 : thank you, hannity. i m laura ingraham and this is the ingraham angle from washington tonight. do as you re told, that is the implicit message we heard ringing from capitol hill to georgia today. the doj announced that they are going after so-called domestic terrorists, and of course the real goal is to squelch free speech, intimidate political opponents and discourage peaceful protests. the rule of thumb is this, the only people allowed to question election outcomes are democrats all others are suspected domestic terrorists. so do as you re told. atlanta biden did his tire summary, and basically accuse the u.s. senate of being that racist institution. as shell o
massive bills across the finish line. a live report from the site of the president s appearance as you look there live shortly. we will discuss the president s problems both at home and abroad with republican senator tom cotton here in studio in a few minutes. correspondent rich edson starts us off with the very latest from the north lawn. good evening, rich. good evening, bret. senate democrats say they have reached a compromise corporate tax bill one they say would hit the top 200 hundreds of billions of dollars over the next next decade and helped save president biden special spending plan. we know that we are close to a deal being signed. and let mable explicitly clear, our footprint and fingerprint are on this deal. senior democrats from several congressional groups meet with president biden to shape a multitrillion dollars social spending plan. moderate democrats are also meeting with the president. i said mr. president, i don t know what happened this cannot ha
democratic leadership. can moderates trust her? this hour i ll ask congresswoman clarke that very question. meantime you got fears of an ecological disaster off the coast in california as an oil spill continues to grow. we are on the ground with the very latest from there. plus covid aiming the wrath on rural america. what is behind that frightening statistic? can it be reversed? also the return. it s one of the most anticipated matchups in nfl history. quarterback tom brady going up against bill belichick. after winning six super bowls together. we are live at gillette stadium for that. but first political wrangling amongst democrats on capitol hill this weekend as progressives and moderates but heads over the bipartisan and infrastructure bills. progressives say they re open to lowering the $3.5 trillion price tag but are not giving specifics. what we have said from the beginning is it is never about the price tag but what we want to deliver. i don t feel the need to give
as he seeks the party s presidential election nomination. results with about half the votes counted give him more than 55%, with his last remaining rival, the former un ambassador nikki haley, winning about 43%. she has vowed to fight on. the contest for the republican presidential campaign will now move on to south carolina, where nikki haley is hoping to rally voters in her home state to slow down donald trump s momentum ahead of the year s largest primary contest, super tuesday in early march. addressing supporters at her campaign headquarters, nikki haley insisted she would not be dropping out of the race. i want to congratulate donald trump on his victory tonight. he earned it. and i want to acknowledge that. you have all heard the chatter among the political class. they are falling all over themselves saying this race is over. h0 saying this race is over. no wa ! i saying this race is over. no way! i have saying this race is over. no way! i have news saying this rac