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in 2018. new disturbing details in the case of the gilgo beach long island serial killings. prosecutors now say the suspect kept a planning document that he used to quote methodically blueprint the killings. they say the documents include rex heuermann s concerns about leaving behind forensic evidence. guidance for cleaning and washing bodies and notes on how to improve next time. heuermann pleading not guilty thursday on two additional murders. i m kevin corke in washington. now back to the ingraham angle. ♪ ♪ >> laura: what qualities are you looking for in your vice presidential pick? >> well, always the first quality has to be somebody that you think would be a good president because, if something should happen, you have to have somebody that is going to be a great president. >> laura: someone who can step into the role. >> most importantly you have to view that. >> laura: the trump campaign is accelerating their v.p. vetting process requesting docs from potential running mate and sources are telling fox s own
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that s the american voters seeing joe biden s cognitive fitness decline over the last four years. and yeah, that is big issue. i mean, joe biden s on the international stage today. he s he s obviously off to paris with world leaders who have known him for probably close to 20 to 30 years. they have witnessed the cognitive decline of joe biden and that s the scary thing about this issue, is is people have people in the world stage of known joe biden for 40 years, they ve seen him when he was young and vibrant and now they see him when he s old and senile. and that makes america week abroad and that makes america week here. and that s the problem. it s not at age, it s as cognitive fitness. i mean, warren buffett s 91. i d still take stock good vice from him. joe biden s at one i m not going to take any legislative advice from him. >> i will say, though in terms of highlighting and voters seeing it, we have you can also document examples of donald trump fumbling over things, talking about nancy pelosi, color is something else i mean, you have seen these things. is what does it add up to?
top of the ticket, and these are where you start having those really tough conversations and you start winnowing it down. >> one of the long standing arguments is do they matter, do they bring votes. there are very few examples that are clear in history that a vice presidential candidate made a difference. nevertheless, they re often looking for some balance, right? a woman, obviously, none of the four are a woman. a person of color. what do you think is going to go on here? do any of those usual conversations take place or is it donald trump, my gut, who i think will be loyal. we know he feels his vice president was not loyal to him, mike pence. >> yeah, so i think it s a very honest conversation. when mitt was choosing paul ryan, there was a comfort level. this person is your political
>> now it s unclear who exactly got them, but as cnn has continued to report, we know several names that have been told to us that are at the top for the list that includes doug burgum, marco rubio, jd vance, as well as elise stefanik and tim scott. >> this just goes to show you where this process is. >> i will say that if you talk to anyone around donald trump, they say that, yes. the is did go out. >> however, donald trump will ultimately decide it won t be a vetting process that picks the vice presidential candidate. all right. kristen holmes, thanks so much for your reporting and this just in at least one of those high profile names floated as a contender to be donald trump s vice president denies that he s being vetted. >> let s get right to cnn s manu raju on capitol hill. manu. but we talking about here. >> yeah, marco rubio of florida republican, somebody of course, we ran against donald trump in 2016 and a pretty vicious campaign, but things have changed over the years and now rubio is very much aligned with donald trump, but they speaking to a group of reporters just moments ago, he was asked about
going directly to the rnc and the trump campaign. this does not include the millions of dollars that they say donald trump super packs have raised as well. now donald trump s team is obviously touting these numbers. they re doing as much as they can to maximize these types of donations. but you also have his allies and specifically some of his vice presidential contenders also trying to do this fundraising forum. we ve heard people like jd vance, tim scott hi, doug burgum, all people who are on his potential vp list saying that this is unifying the republican party and pushing people to show their support for donald trump. and that s something that the trump campaign says as well. but what i want to note here and to be very clear is that they still do not know how this is going to impact him politically. we are seeing this major boost in fundraising and support immediately after the verdict was delivered. but how will this play out in the general election and specifically, after that current sentencing date of july 11, which comes
the president and vice presidents plan to attack housing, for renters also people who would like to purchase. there is a plan around credit to first-time homebuyers. that was a plan they did have in the first term that congress could not get through so that is some of the unfinished business that speaks to the heart of what people are dealing with every day and they need to hear about those plans. the student loan peace, people think president biden has not done much on student loans, that is false, there are so many people, i know people who got their student loans forgiven last week. this is something that touches so many people. i am talking about older millennial s, people who are even older than that will have student loans, that student loan forgiveness is affecting them too. they have to hear about it.