Hi, everyone, 4 o'clock in New York.

News breaking in the last hour, violent rhetoric directed at former Republican Congresswoman

Liz Cheney by Donald Trump is now being investigated by Arizona law enforcement as a possible death threat.

Here's how Vice President Kamala Harris responded to Donald Trump's remark that Liz Cheney should face, quote, rifles in her face.

He has increased his violent rhetoric, Donald Trump has, about political opponents,

and in great detail, in great details, suggested rifles should be trained on former representative Liz Cheney.

This must be disqualifying.

Anyone who wants to be president of the United States who uses that kind

of violent rhetoric is clearly disqualified and unqualified to be president. Representative

Cheney is a true patriot who has shown extraordinary courage in putting country above party.

I have also thought a lot about what this means in terms of our standing in the world.

As Vice President, I have represented the United States of America around the world.

And what I know is that when we walk in those rooms representing the United States of America, we have the earned

and self-appointed authority to then talk about the importance of democracy, the importance of rule

of law. And as a result, people around the world who are fighting for freedom and opportunity holds us up as a model.

America deserves better than what Donald Trump is offering.

All of this bringing us back, of course, to the choice facing we the people, the voters, in four days.

We have heard now from the generals who served

under Donald Trump, men like General Jim Mattis, General Mark Millie, General John Kelly. We have heard

from former White House officials, aides like Olivia Troy, Miles Taylor, Sarah Matthews, Anthony Scaramucci.

We have heard from Kevin Carroll, who told us on our air about his five-year-old son,

who knelt and prayed at the grave of General Kelly's son to comfort him while Donald Trump

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