of voters looking at this person as potentially the one that could, you know, inevitably run the government to a certain degree. i don t know if he has that executive experience so i think that might be a challenge for him. >> laura: j.d. vance, of course, senator from ohio. the pros for him, matt, he does have the rust belt voters. a lot of the appeal there. is he one of the youngest senators and really in sync with trump on the big issues but some of the cons, fairly new, less than two years in the senate. may open up a vulnerable senate seat and also, obviously, another state that trump is going to likely win. matt, thoughts on vance. >> well, i just spent three weeks in ohio and cincinnati. i could tell you that vance has won over people who originally didn t think they were going to like him. maybe didn t even vote for him. he is really gotten his groove on there in that state. and he now has people who are in the middle. i consider to be sort of middle road establishment type
immigrant. they have would like to be able to afford gas. it s not hard. you look at trump s years in office and you compare them to now? my gosh, you take that record any day of the week and twice on sunday. there is no comparison whatsoever. >> laura: all right. senator, good to see you. up next, trump s veepstakes, it s getting very interesting. some names on the list and some names that aren t. up next. ♪ ego, the number one rated brand in cordless outdoor power brings you the select cut mower. customize the cut with three interchangeable blades. it cuts for over
>> yes mother we ve confirmed the resources they are in the process of exchanging paper if you will and getting documents from these candidates. the first 3 that come up on everybody s list is north dakota governor doug brigham, marco rubio of florida senator and jd vance the ohio senator. but that list also includes arkansas senator tom cotton, tim scott from south carolina, byron donald s from florida and ben carson former secretary informal -- former candidate. it s a fluid process but they are in the closer to getting the details phase. i think we will see the apprentice like roma all the way up to the convention in the lockean july and may be the convention and july. >> martha: that would be interesting. while we are covering that it would be very former president trump like to want to have some
counts. keep all of that in mind as you consider what are actually unusual partisan attacks. >> we have rogue prosecutors around the country that have drug president trump through this process because of who he has been there will be a reckoning on november 5th. >> this case was rigged from the very beginning. what happened in new york if you applied across all 50 states would be the definition of fascism. >> this is most outrageous travesty i have ever seen. >> this is a justice system that hunts republicans while protecting democrats. this certainly was a hoax, a sham. >> it was not a hoax. they are not targeting people that way. i remind you they have not been able to prove that in court. if you want a reminder the justice department is actually, right now, scheduling is a bit of coincidence. if you follow the news, you will note that cases get bigger and for all sorts of reasons. as it happens, while those were being said, right now the doj is holding a trial of abiding family member and a top democratic senator. does not look like they are
9% of automobiles in virginia that are purchased are electric vehicles do turn around and mandate that 35% of them have to be electric vehicles imposes an extraordinary economic burden. >> sandra: that sounds like common sense. he says i m not against the evs, but when you only have a certain percentage of the market that wants them, where are we talking about double-digit mandates in some states? >> if you are the government and trying to push people and new technology going to get people to do that, you do that through the use of tax incentives. to your point about glenn youngkin, it is common sense to say if you want to buy and ev, last month, the last couple of months, evs represent somewhere around 8% of sales or so. high single digit of sales. there is demand for it. not as much as people wanted. the result is what we are seeing now. >> sandra: you have a democratic senator in oregon
are pieces of the story not represented in mr. alito as interview with shannon bream of fox news when the story first broke. >> i guess i m going to echo what senator whitehouse said in the clip you played earlier, which is that the legal obligation isn t just that he avoids broke prity, he avoids the appearance of impropriety. that s what the code of judicial ethics says. the statute dealing with recusal, he avoids not just bias, but the appearance of partiality, so you have a special obligation at that level. there s a lot of confusion, maybe alito just misremembered what happened. who knows why the security vehicle was parked next to the house, but if you create the appearance that you re using your security to intimidate a
the decision of judge mcabee and says this has to be reviewed by another court. the appellate court is not going to take us out of turn. they are going to take it at their normal schedule. they are not going to get to it until that time based upon where it is on the calendar. essentially, there will be no trial of former president trump in georgia before the election. >> sandra: huge, judge, good luck. did you not catch on? [laughter] great to have you here, judge. >> john: you are huge, judge. we look forward to having you with us every day. >> search for his next vp, everybody is talking about it. the search is hitting high garrick resources now telling fox news, the vetting process has begun in earnest with documents being requested from several potential picks. including north dakota governor of florida senator mark rubio in ohio senator j.d. va
no other judge living in an absent, a graft-less bubble where there s no ethical standards, no one calls fouls, no one does anything. you do you. i think it s an incredible if it s brought to the country. who does that? >> well, we all do that. you are right, nicolle, but let me make a bit of a case for the political theater that was sort of dismissed. i don t think congressional oversight is political theater just because it doesn t necessarily guarantee a certain outcome because you hold a hearing, justice alito, if he lied to congress should not be able to get away with that so ea easily. i do not understand this. senator durbin seems to be all right allergic to the idea of conducting oversight over the supreme court. i don t know why. they have a right to ask questions. they have a right to ask for
extremely rare privilege of addressing the u.s. congress as soon as next week but for bipartisan leaders of congress. chuck schumer has already called for netanyahu to resign. the fact that he spent his entire career actively working to get republicans elected over democrats here to say nothing of the moral catastrophe, the chief prosecutor of the international court is seeking an arrest warrant for netanyahu on allegations of war crimes. bernie sanders recently announced he will not be attending his speech before congress. senator, was the democratic caucus in the senate given input into this decision to invite him or a heads-up?>> that s a good question. to the best of my knowledge, there has been very little debate on this decision.
country, this is the outcome of the wants, they see them as, in people have to die, people have to be murdered, you blake and riley has to die, joe biden and the democrats hire okay with ebmac of the toward what nypd officers chart this week by a venezuelan illegal immigrant captured, we had him and eagle pass gagged taxes and why did the -- what a joe biden do? he let them go and he went to new york and tried two cops. that s happening every week this has nothing to do with securing the border, this is all about the election in five months and it s a little camouflage. joe biden wants to say i solve the problem and it s all probably, you think is the voters are stupid and they will ignore the last three and a half years. >> jesse: you heard him say the administration is taking edge to the cartels with unprecedented strength, you are down in texas senator, heavy witness that? >> actually he s inadvertently correct, the only time that