Trump Makes Vice Presidential Announcement - Election Shaken

Hey ladies and gentlemen, this is Carmine Sabia for Explain America and we have a breaking news

in the Trump vice presidential sweepstakes. Now we know a lot more. Before we get started

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who his vice president is, hit that join button and become a member of this channel. Donald Trump

has really played this cagey. He has really held his cards close to the vest. I couldn't tell you

right now who his vice presidential pick is going to be. I got a pretty good idea of who it's

narrowed down to, but I'm not going to speculate right here right now. What I will tell you is

the announcement he made is that there will be a fundraiser on July 18th. July 18th, we're just 11

days away. Be a fundraiser with him and the vice presidential nominee so we will know for sure

within the next 11 days who his vice presidential pick is going to be. Who do I think it is? I got

it narrowed down to three. Tim Scott, Marco Rubio, Doug Burgum. And I'm really, really

really rooting for Tim Scott or at least Marco Rubio. I'm a big Marco Rubio fan, always have

been. Big Tim Scott fan, always have been. I don't really know Doug Burgum that well

and that's kind of the problem, but I could also see the point of getting a Doug Burgum when you

know that Trump is the star of the ticket and you're just going to overshadow who that person

is anyway. Maybe you want somebody who's more low-key and laid-back. I don't know what goes

into Trump's thinking. To me, Tim Scott or Marco Rubio and this thing is done. It's a sealed deal

He's the next president. That's my opinion. I want you to listen to what Marco Rubio said

about it today and then I want you to give me your opinions in the comments on who exactly

you think it's going to be and who you think it should be

States in 2024. Yeah, just for the record, the numbers at the border are the lowest now since

2021, but I want to ask the question right now. 10 million people are in our country illegally

They're murdering people every day. Just eight days from now, the Republican convention begins

Donald Trump is expected to announce his vice president. He's holding a rally in Florida on

Tuesday. What's the latest that you have heard? Any meetings? Any conversations

Well, like I would tell you on television today. Why not? Look, I've heard nothing. I know nothing

and you probably know more than I do about it. Donald Trump has a decision to make. He'll make

it when he needs to make it. He'll make a good decision. I know for certain that I will be out

there over the next three or four months working on behalf of his campaign in some capacity. I know

that I'll be in the Senate and I'll have an opportunity to continue to do that. And either way, all I care about at this point and what I care about the most is that we can't afford

another four years like the last four. And I'm willing to help in any way I can. And but as far

as making an announcement, that's up to him and their campaign. And I don't have one for you this

morning. That's for sure. The Constitution says that presidential electors cannot vote for a

president and a vice president who are both from their state. You and Donald Trump are both

residents of Florida. If you're chosen to be his running mate, are you willing to move to another

state or resign your Senate seat? Well, I'm not that's presumptuous. I don't know. I have I have

no idea who he's going to pick. And those, like I say, will confront those issues when they come

But I think it's comforting for Americans to know that when Kamala Harris becomes their nominee

she can't pick Gavin Newsom because I don't think we can afford as a country to have two

Californians with their crazy policies become the law of the land. Senator, you haven't thought

about this at all. You haven't at all had any discussions with your family, with your advisors

on the what if do I have to leave Florida? Do I have to resign my Senate seat? That's not something

you've even considered. I think when I think it's presumptuous to talk about any of those things in

public because the president hasn't made a president, Trump hasn't made those decisions

when he makes those decisions, no matter who he picks, you know, then then those conversations

will happen