excitement around his campaign. >> carley: what do you think it's going to be and when do you think he is going to announce it? >> you know, i have leaned all over the place. i hate to say i think rubio is probably the main focus right now. i have heard some different rumors i hate to bet on it. if i had to bet i would say ruby rubio right now. >> carley: he speaks spanish good thing to get the message out to spanish-speaking voters in the united states. we shall see. >> todd: congressman rich mccormick thanks for joining the program. rubio looks like he is the odds on leader in the clubhouse but never know this is donald trump. he could always surprise us. >> carley: who knows the announcement could happen today. you never know. todd, great to be with you. have great day everybody, "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪

>> brian: all right. it's 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. it is wednesday, july 10th. this is "fox & friends." we got a fox news alert. fit to serve. tmz catching george stephanopoulos admitting what he really thinks about the president's political future. >> biden should step down? >> you talk to him more than anybody else have lately and you can be honest. >> he won't be able to serve four more years. >> and biden democrats in panic mode as key must win battle grounds shift towards trump. one democratic senator sounding the alarm calling it like he sees it? >> donald trump is on track, i think, to win this election and maybe win it by a landslide and take with him the senate and the house. i agree with both the soundbites we have played so far. >> brian: not pulling any punches. >> steve: donald trump hits the trail he rallied with rubio

challenging biden to another faceoff. >> another debate this week so that sleepy joe biden can prove to everyone all over the world that he has what it takes to be president. just name the place, any time, anywhere. >> lawrence: "fox & friends" starts right now. and, remember, mornings are better with friends. >> steve: all right. left's start with that fox news alert. abc's george stephanopoulos admitted on the streets of new york he does not think joe biden can serve four more years in office in a new video recorded and obtained by tmz just a couple days after his one-on-one with the president. listen to this. >> hey, good evening, hey, how are you doing? what do you think? do you think biden should step down? you talk to him more than anybody else has lately and can you honest. >> i don't think he can serve four more years.

>> during their interview last friday night. stephanopoulos questioned biden on his health. >> do you dispute more lapse especially in the last several months. >> can i run 110 flat? no. i'm still in good shape. >> are you more frail? >> no. >> do you have the mental and physical capacity to do it for another four years? >> i wouldn't be run going i didn't think i did. >> lawrence: despite the growing calls for him, even members of his own party to drop out of the race, president biden insists he will continue to run. first of all, i don't think -- for george stephanopoulos was a communication pro-before he even decided to be an anchor. i'm not under any allusion that he did not know that he was being recorded right there. i think it's just out there right now. and i think he wanted to put it out there. obviously. >> brian: you think he wanted to. i think he embarrassed himself.

>> lawrence: i think he knew he was being recorded. the way the question was posed doesn't sound like some rando asking a question. >> ainsley: camera facing the sidewalk. >> steve: looks like someone just had a iphone. >> ainsley: did he work for texr sell it to tmz. >> steve: i think it said tmz obtained it. who knows where it came from. here is what george stephanopoulos put out later after that embarrassment. >> earlier today i responded to a question by a passersby. i shouldn't. now, here's what abc told fox digital. they said george expressed his own point of view and not the position of abc news. and do you know what? they got that exactly right. that was george stephanopoulos' own point of view. he feels that the current president and he saw him up close, should not be president of the united states for four more years. he can't make it. >> ainsley: we have heard that barack obama and biden don't get

along. has that been -- have you ever heard that, brian? >> brian: i have heard that especially the camps. the staffs behind the scenes. >> lawrence: going at it. >> ainsley: what about bill clinton? george helped with his campaign in 1992 and became the white house spokesperson. >> brian: that's a great question i would think this when james carville said i have an idea get bill clinton together with barack obama and have them oversee some contenders in a blitz primary, i don't think either of those names would have been brought up if you, to your point, ainsley, if you knew that bill clinton knew that he wasn't all there. and on top of that, hillary clinton probably knows the same thing. she also probably saw that poll that says she beats donald trump, which is ridiculous if she is thinking about getting in. they are concerned. remember, hillary clinton, two weeks ago, went after bowman and said get rid of him. i endorse the other guy. so she is concerned about donald trump becoming president again. don't you know that behind the scenes she is probably like we have to kick him out. but joe biden has all the cards.

he has got. >> lawrence: yeah, he does. >> brian: he's got the delegates. he's got the office. he's got the money. now he's going to pick and choose what is he going to do. he is going to do the presser. if he gets through that presser okay. he can go dark during the rnc week because that's tradition has it. you know, tradition has it supposed to lay out as the other party has it. listen, i'm laying out because i have to. he is going to do some minor things. got a week to recalibrate. next week you know we are two weeks from their convention. >> ainsley: then the next debate. >> lawrence: that's why i'm making the case, brian, all of these moves in the stephanopoulos accident. >> brian: michael bennet. >> lawrence: michael bennet and obama bros. if you look on twitter and social media, the obama bros, everyone within the senior staff of barack obama, the most trusted advisers of him. he may say publicly that joe biden to stay in and i have his

back. but all of his people are saying another thing and that's why -- that is who joe biden was talking to when he said the elites within the party want me. >> ainsley: already chose biden as his vp. >> lawrence: he did. he sidelined him on at love decisions when he was in office. >> lawrence: it's very telling that we have had axelrod and carville and now george stephanopoulos plus, three of the biggest, most influential democrat talkers and they all admit the same thing, joe biden can't win, and so they don't want joe biden to be the candidate -- well, he county candidate. the nominee ultimately. >> lawrence: tough. >> steve: they are telegraphing to the world he can't win, he can't win. do you know what? there is an item in the "new york times" this morning that says that what democrats are doing behind the scenes, is they are hoping that joe biden blows in a big way, maybe at the press

conference because that's the only thing that's going to force him out. joe biden has got to blow it. and, if not they are all going to blow it. >> ainsley: republicans hope he does really well. they want him to stay. in. >> steve: trump wants him. >> ainsley: exactly. >> brian: a lot of democrat racisms filling up sandbags and put them in front of the press conference. that will ultimately trip him up. the sand bags. hysterical george stephanopoulos you said operative. is he a network anchor, steve. i want to correct you. >> ainsley: not lost on us that he -- >> brian: president front and center today hosting world leaders in washington for day two of the nato summit. >> lawrence: comes as carefully reading from the teleprompter to give his opening speech yesterday. >> ainsley: lucas tomlinson is in washington to tell us all about it. >> president biden didn't have to travel far to kick off the nato summit in washington to try to reassure world leaders and voters here in the united states he has what it takes to be both

commander-in-chief and run for re-election. >> in the year 2020, you're out -- year i was elected president. knot only 9 nato allies were spending 2% on defense. this year it 23 will spend 2%. >> former president trump and not biden responsible for about 80% of this new defense spending by nato allies. ukraine's president also spoke here in washington. >> europe made the list end dough pacific. the all world is looking to november. and putin awaits november 2. it's time to step out in the senate to make strong decisions. >> according to a new cook political report three swing states switched from toss-up to lien republican.

walter mondale. shifted from likely democrat to lean democrat. michael bennet democratic senator from colorado predicts trump will win this election. >> donald trump is on track, i think, to win this election and maybe win it by a land slide and take with him the senate and the house and so, for me, this isn't a question of polling. it's not a question of politics. >> 7 house democrats are now publicly calling for biden to drop out of the race, including former navy hospital pilot mikie sherrill from new jersey, other house democrats leaving all hands call on capitol hill. >> are you on the same page? >> no. >> what do you mean you are not on the same page. >> not even in the same book. >> [inaudible] for president? >> i'm not going to it comment. >> we are ridin' with biden. >> was the conversation about vice president kamala harris in there. >> we're ridin' with biden. >> reporters on capitol hill

today will have their notebooks out to see if this list grows today and throughout the week, guys. >> steve: lucas, you were talking about how the president read very carefully that speech at nato. did you catch at the very end it did appear it sounded like at the doocy house, that the president was reading the stage instructions. he was not supposed to say this, watch. >> for these reasons, i'm pleased to award you the highest civilian honor the united stats can bestow the presidential medal of freedom? ask the member of the military to come forward. [applause] >> steve: i don't think he was supposed to say ask the military to come forward. i think he was just supposed to say military come forward. >> that's right. you can argue a nice save by the president to starting to read off the prompter and shifting over to the military tied bring that medal out. also other things president said

we are allowed to air today as well. >> steve: wait, what are you talking about? >> remember the president said some of the talking his wife and sounded like something else. >> steve: oh, that, right. exactly. all right, lucas. thank you so much. >> brian: sorry for keeping you on so long hope we don't get new trouble. >> lucas: just the control room they are yelling at me. >> ainsley: thing about the military hard to understand because it's mumbled. remind me of the debate with donald trump can you respond to him and he said i don't know what he said and i don't think he does. >> brian: but i thought the speech was delivered forcefully. i thought it was fine. >> steve: it was just loud. >> brian: he didn't also bring up politics. just settlely said you got to fund nato. i thought he was going to do what he did at the state of the union and make it more of a political speech. i give him credit for that. >> lawrence: is this going to be the new thing now for joe biden now that the staff knows he

can't give a long speech. they are just going to limit his remarks. that wasn't a typical presidential speech given. >> lawrence: i think more demand from his own party to do more. >> steve: there absolutely is. >> brian: more for jill to do. two or three appearances a day. >> ainsley: they are saying behind the scenes is he going to be our guy, we have to be very strategic. we have to be very careful. teleprompter, short speeches. >> brian: that was before. now there is going to be nobody supporting the stage managed joe biden. nobody. including democrats. i saw chris coons go keep in mind the president has a stutter. please, that ship has left. no one believes he has a stutter 81. >> steve: ultimately when he put that letter out essentially it was to democrats okay you either speak up now or you shut up. and not that many people actually spoke up because, in washington, people have long memories. ultimately, lawrence, the wornl has got an item that talk as

little bit about how democrats are panicked and paralyzed right now. and said the democrat insiders are expecting the number of people on the democratic side to call for joe biden to step down is very shortly going to increase. >> lawrence: axios is saying it's over. they say they tried this whole thing behind the scenes and to pressure him out. the president all the caucuses. spanish caucus, black caucus. all the governors. it's over. they tried. >> ainsley: did you ever think you would see the "new york times," the editorial board. >> lawrence: twice. >> ainsley: saying he needs to drop out. barack obama even stead it's a bad debate. >> brian: last night i watched a little of sean's show. >> ainsley: the crowd. >> did you see that crowd? ains. >> brian: 25,000. >> steve: i think he said 45,000. >> brian: looks huge. i don't think so we get enough of the shot of the crowd big or small whatever it is. a couple things that stand out. number one, watch on fox nation. did i not know you can flip

over. so watch the whole thing. did i not know there was a portion of the speech where he just puts music. >> ainsley: at the end? >> brian: he asks everyone do you want me to put music underneath this part? and puts music everything that goes wrong. this is what i'm going to do to get everything right. >> ainsley: what did you think of it. >> brian: depressing how bad things are. >> ainsley: i thought it was theatrical like a movie. >> steve: absolutely. >> brian: i wanted to see rubio fantastic on the microphone on the stump. i wanted to seat introduction. he seemed very natural. i think that was -- this is all a trial run. i think they probably would have named a vp by tomorrow if it wasn't for the chaos on the left. >> steve: that's absolutely right. >> ainsley: he likes to have that narrative. >> brian: i think he is still a front, front, frontrunner. >> steve: marco rubio it was his official audition. he wanted to see how did he in front of a crowd.

he did very well. what is very telling, we talked about this, joe biden is the candidate right now. and the nominee we heard that from all of the democrats yesterday donald trump wants to make sure in november it's against joe biden. there is some doubt over the last 10 days or. so that's one of the reasons why suddenly, out of nowhere, is he taking more shots at kamala than he has in the past. watch. this i think they are i'm going to be announcing rubio is going to be president. no tax on tips. marco you may be vote. you may or may not be there to vote for it but you will be involved. what else can be said about crooked joe biden. you have to give him credit for one brilliant decision, probably the smartest decision he has ever made. he picked kamala harris as his vice president. [crowd boos] no, it was brilliant.

because it was an insurance policy. maybe the best insurance policy i have ever seen, marco. if joe had picked someone even halfway competent they would have bounced him from office years ago. but they can't. and i don't think kamala harris' california socialism is going to go down well with the people of doral, the people of miami, or the people of florida. [cheers] >> in florida we don't like socialism. we want our freedom, right? we want our freedom. as you know they are all co-conspirator in the sinister plot to defraud the american public about the cognitive abilities of the man in the oval office, sometimes is he there. not there often. laughing camera llf. if fin'. she was in on it. >> if i'm democrats i'm not just worried because of joe biden's mental capacity and him being the nominee. but donald trump is having fun

again in is like 2016. laughing. is he showing a different side of himself that the people kind of attract to meanwhile he was doing that meeting with lebron and certify curry. i love them both. incredible athletes. this is the way they are going to shore up i guess trying to get black men, i don't think choosing the elites within our community is gonna resonate with the people that are livings paycheck to paycheck. >> brian: there with the u.s. olympic team went to their practice. what bothers me most about kamala harris stand on crime. she was pro-the george floyd riots and mass destruction and for bailing them out and now pro-palestinian, pro-hamas. i understand the emotion behind it on the anti-israeli protesters. really? do you know iran is financing them? do you know they are putting them up to that? do you realize there is a good side and bad side. russia just bombed a children's

hospital in ukraine. what's the condemnation there if the israelis do that in gaza, that's a mistake. the russians do it on purpose. that's the bullseye. so you have an opportunity to say the right thing whether a worries me most kamala harris has done and right now. it's leaking out. the top of the ticket. >> lawrence: disqualifying. >> brian: we are all cawnt in the confidence and we should be. i'm more worried about the policies and beliefs. other thing i'm worried about ainsley has the heater on high. why would you have the heater on high? pointed to me. >> ainsley: all right. i will turn it on low. >> brian: can you believe this? can you feel that carley? >> ainsley: we get cold in here. >> ainsley: read your headlines and come anchor the show. >> brian: i think rachel wants

us to read this quoted. >> steve: she was speaking to the magazine the nation. certainly what she was doing defending the anti-israeli protests on campus. keep in mind made the jewish students absolutely not wanted on their campus. >> brian: they weren't safe. >> steve: current vice president said of the palestinian protesters they are showing exactly what the human emotion should be as a response to gaza. there are some things of the -- some of the protesters are saying that i absolutely reject. so things. so i don't mean to wholesale endorse their points but we have to navigate it, i understand the emotion behind it. >> lawrence: everything her staff said that she doesn't read the briefings are true. dni released out a briefing yesterday that they made public for us that iran is funding some of these protesters. so either she didn't read it or complicit with it. so we have outside number one

state sponsor of terror. influence our young people and this is the position that she takes? >> ainsley: why isn't she saying to hamas release the ones who have been kidnapped. they were the ones who went into israel on october 7th. they started all of this. so israel responds and they have a problem with it. meanwhile, you are right, brian, ukraine responds when russia invades them and there is nothing out of washington about that. they support that cause. but, when it comes to this and they see their polls dropping or see people voting uncommitted. then they start to support the palestinians. >> i don't think we should be surprised that she said this. remember, it was in november of last year that we were talking about how there were white house sources that said that flares was one of the people saying that the administration needed to get tougher with israel. so, what she said to the nation is not surprising. >> brian: they are slow-walking weapons to ukraine. length thing that war and cause morgue blood shed and not supporting israel.

leng that war and ultimately resulting in more blood shed and more idf dies because they have to deal with handcuffs. i love what trump said. get it over with and get it over with quick because israel is losing world support. the fact is they have to length everything because we are slow-walking weapons and limiting their offensive capabilities. >> steve: time for news and carley joins us with news out of washington. it's lucky that somebody had a guard. >> certainly is start right there with a fox news alert. an 18-year-old has been arrested after apparent carjacking attempt led to him being shot outside of the home of justice sotomayor by the detail. allegedly pointed a gun at one of the agents through the window of their car. the d.c. metro police saying quote the marshal drew his service weapon and fired several shots at the suspect. a second marshall from another vehicle also responded and fired his service weapon. police recovered this handgun at the scene. but say there is no indication justice sotomayor was home at

the time, hazing and alcohol are believed to possibly have been involved in the death of a dartmouth college student found dead over the weekend in the connecticut river. 20-year-old wong jong was reported missing on sunday afternoon after being last seen the night before at informal social gathering near the dartmouth boat house. the school suspending two fraternities as police continue to investigate whether hazing was a factor. the faa is investigating after two planes appeared to be flying too close to each other in syracuse on monday. that is not good. the delta flight was taking off as the american airlines flight was about to land. the faa says an air traffic control he instructed the american airline flight to go around the syracuse airport to keep it separate from the departing delta flight. apparently close call there. former president trump challenging president biden to a golf match once again.

but this time with a $1 million charity donation on the line. >> i'm also officially challenging crooked joe to an 18 hole golf match right here. i will give him 10 strokes aside and if he wins i will give the charity of his choice any charity that he wants $1 million. [applause] >> carley: well president biden's camp says the president is just too busy saying quote president biden doesn't have time for donald trump's weird antics is he leading america and free world. still the $1 million bet on the line. >> lawrence: response though from your staff. the president challenges you. >> steve: he has to be awake. >> lawrence: fascinating his team now because donald trump decided to sit on his lead. >> steve: thank you, carley. >> lawrence: where is donald trump? do you want to compare the

schedules from the last year? let's do the last two years and go back and forth to see who has traveled to more states, more rallies? i don't know. >> ainsley: i love is he carrying on the golf narrative and crowd loves it. oh, no. you are not a good golfer. >> steve: no kidding. and trump said last night if they were to play that charity golf match, it would be the most watched event in sports history you know what could be true. >> bigger than the ryder cup or the masters. >> steve: but bigger than the super bowl? maybe. >> lawrence: always bigger. >> ainsley: just to see the swing. we will turn it off after the swing. >> steve: president biden later today going to continue make or break week with world leaders in d.c. >> ainsley: marc thiessen says the alliance needs a maga makeover. because it actively shields the enamel to defend against erosion and cavities. i think that this product is a game changer for my patients.

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for the hot. >> janice: it's terrible. i have been talking to people in houston who say they are worried that the power is not going to come on for days. so that's the problem. i want to point out where beryl is right now across the great lakes and the northeast. we actually could see severe weather in areas that don't typically see the potential for tornadoes and that's exactly what is going to happen later on this afternoon. severe storm threat for parts of upstate new york and new england. and if i could zoom in here to portions of syracuse, ithaca. first level 3 tornadoes threat in at least 18 years. we could get tornadoes in some of these areas. very hot across the i-95 corridor as well. and power outages. 1.7 million people in texas still without power. heat alerts for all of these folks. a very dangerous situation and we'll continue to monitor it but, you know, temperatures are going to feel well above 100 degrees. and when you don't have air conditioning, that's a dangerous situation. brian, over to you. >> brian: thanks.

so. now, janice with the world watching, president biden continues high stakes summit with nato leaders today after sticking to the prompter he had a forceful opening speech yesterday amid mounting concerns over his mental health. >> nato is more powerful than ever. 32 nations strong. we're able to deter aggression and defend every inch of nato territory across every domain. together, woe supplied weapons it needs to defend itself. >> brian: fox news danter maker thiessen a maga makeover and only a second term about l. make nato great again. marc joins us now to. when i took office only 9 country of the 30 plus were hitting 2% g.d.p. spending on military. i got 21. i think it's at 23. you want a qualifier for that. >> yeah. no, 80% of that spending was

committed when trump was president. so, when donald trump came into office. a decade before he came into office. nato countries committed to spend 2% of g.d.p. on defense. when he came into office they had dropped to the lowest level of spending in the history of the alliance. put the allies on notice. if you don't meet your 2%. we are not going to defend you. all of a sudden lo and behold they came up with $130 billion more on spending on his watch and before he left office. they committed by 2024 to spend 400 billion more. well, guess what we are here in 2024. it's 500 billion. 510. that means 80% of it was because of donald trump -- commitments that donald trump secured when he was president. and the other 10% or 20% is mostly bias vladimir putin invaded ukraine not because of any diplomacy by president biden. >> brian: you point out too if you want to make nato friendly they should raise spending 2% to

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>> brian: buy our weapons replenish and our weapons. we don't know how to use the soviet stuff. the stuff from dwight eisenhower helped create nato 10 years stationed? europe national defense purposes have not been returned to the united states, then the whole project have failed. they want to europe defend europeans. here is what zelenskyy said yesterday. tell me what you think. >> middle east in the pacific, the whole world is looking to autumn, looking to november. and through the putin awaits november 2, it's time to sit out, step out of the senate to make strong decisions. >> brian: your thoughts on zelenskyy? >> yeah. he is 100 percent right. look, this war would have never happened if donald trump were president. let's keep in mind, donald trump was the first american president to give lethal aid to ukraine. it was the obama and biden administration during the 2014

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♪ >> lawrence: so seven house democrats have come forward to publicly call on president biden to drop out of the presidential race. as they fear for their own

election odds. our next guest who is running for joe manchin's seat, which is one at risk, democratic senate candidate glenn elliott joins us now. he is also a former mayor. glenn, thanks so much for getting up and joining the program. i guess when we look at the state of things right now, ever since the debate. why aren't there more democrats publicly saying hey, this can impact our race? >> first of all, lawrence, thanks for having me here today. >> lawr >> president has to show the american people he has the vitality and ability to do this job. he needs to put himself in situations where that can be tested. and if he can't do that, irdo think, you know, he has to consider what's best for the country at this point. i know a lot of down ballot races can be impacted by. this of course, i'm running in west virginia where it doesn't matter who the democratic nominee is i doubt that person

is going to win because of popularity of the former president here. but i do think for a lot of races, it can make a difference. and i certainly hope that the president, you know, thinks about putting himself in situations where he can be tested, you know, go on your show. go on the media go on shows where maybe the questions are going to be tough and he can respond. if he can't do that test, think about stepping aside. we are not there yet. i think can he come back from it. at this point, that remains to be seen. the ball is in his court. >> lawrence: we continue to welcome you on our program any time. we would love to speak to the current president. michael bennet put it this way he is in the senate. he said i think we can losed whole thing referring to the white house as both chambers. so i guess i'm fascinated with the operation of the democratic party. because, we know behind the scenes, whether it's the obama allies or members of congress privately, they are saying that he has to go. that he cannot recover from this. so what is the pressure that

they're feeling from the white house or democratic establishment? how does it work within the party? >> oh, well, i'm not really inside the party establishment. i'm here in wheeling, west virginia. you know, obviously, i do think a lot of donors are upset. i think we spent the last week and a half talking about the president's mental health instead of talking about the fact that what's at stake at this election. the former president in that debate probably lied 25 or 30 times. but we're not talking about that. that's the problem any time you make your health the issue. >> lawrence: i got you. you know why we are not talking about that because we can't talk about the fundamental differences in policy when you don't have a candidate that's there on the debate stage. i think we would have loved to go back and forth, i know you said that they are lies. and i'm sure i can go through the list of lies for the current president. >> yeah. >> lawrence: but we would have loved the next day to focus our conch on the policy differences of the candidate. unfortunately, we couldn't get there because 10 minutes into

the debate. joe biden couldn't really complete sentences. >> yeah. well, look. i'm not making excuses for the president, it wasn't a good debate. but, debating former president trump is not an easy task for anybody. he comes at you fast. he comes at you hard. and is he not really tethered to the truth. i don't think president biden was prepared for that debate. >> lawrence: do you think he is fit for office? do you think he is fit for office. >> irthink he is fit for office. i think it's incumbent upon him to prove to the american people that he still has what it takes to be president. he has had incredibly successful record for me here in the state of west virginia. you know, my opponent in this race has been trying to take credit for a lot of projects that only happened because of the biden administration because senator manchin was the key vote to bring economic investment into this state. so he has been a successful president. he can do the job. but, at this point, he has to prove to the american people that he still has it and after that debate i think it's going to take a lot of appearances in the media. in some very tough settings where can he prove that and if he can't do it, i think it's

incumbent on him to step aside for the good of the country and the party. >> lawrence: i hope the president is listening, glenn. thank you so much for giving us some of your time this morning. >> my absolute pleasure. >> lawrence: look who is here the money man the great charles payne. he is walking out. ♪ good vibration ♪ protect against rsv with arexvy. ♪ in people 60 years and older. arexvy does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients. those with weakened immune systems may have a lower response to the vaccine. the most common side effects are injection site pain, fatigue, muscle pain, headache, and joint pain. arexvy is number one in rsv vaccine shots. rsv? make it arexvy. ♪operatic music♪

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>> steve: 10 minutes before the top of the hour. president biden meeting with the executive counseling sill of the afl-c.i. o trying to shore up his support from labor workers. while saying sticking with joe members not necessarily falling in line behind them. >> we are very patriotic union and we are pro-america. so my members right now i put out a poll in my union, president trump is leading joe biden 3-1 presidential poll out of 9,000 members right now. >> steve: look at that right now we are joined by the host of making money over on fox business charles payne. what's going on with labor? >> labor is watching what we're all watching. and that's the official transformation of the democratic

party to an elitist party. all about the educated elite and wealthiest people in world. particularly the wealth yes americans. what president biden has done during his term is he has favored them, right? i looked at the teamsters, for instance. 32% of teamsters have bachelor's degree. average age is over 40. you know, the hundreds of millions that president biden wants to give to college grads in america, the most blessed people on the planet, to be a college grad in america -- i know a few people every time i say this i'm a college -- forget it. they have the greatest percentage of folks who are working. lowest unemployment rate. the highest incomes. they live the longest. their children face less violence. they go to the best schools. they vacation. they have the best lives of anybody on the planet. why do they deserve the money from the other 70% of teamster's workers who did not go to college. same thing has rippled throughout. almost every policy that president biden used to implemented during this presidency was under the guise of helping but realistically all

we did was pump up an economy that make the wealthiest even wealthier and average person is holding the bag of inflation. >> steve: in the meantime joe biden is complaining about the elites in his party who are trying to squeeze him out. charles, you were talking about all different demographics. there is a new survey that shows that 60% of gen z voters worry that they may never own a home once upon the time that was the universal american dream now 06% say yeah that's not going to happen to me. >> charlie: they are very upset about this. very worried about this. home affordability is the worst it's ever been. the problem is people get stuck paying too much in rent so you never get a down payment. that's where the concern is coming from. they have to make a lot of concessions themselves. i hate to say it but maybe we are going to have to go to a real downturn where home price does come in and wages go up. but we have wrecked this economy. they tried something called mono

monetary theory. flood the economy with a bunch of money thinking that would solve the issue. money unearned like that has only made things so much worse for everyone else. it was fun initially and got a check and went to the store. unfortunately now you can't afford to got same stores. helen owe of troy. stock was down 30%. earnings. consumers are tapped out. i'm going to talk about this stuff later on today. >> steve: later on today he is going to be doing a town havlicek it out 2:00 on fox business. >> charles: it's a special town hall. >> steve: a special? >> charles: live audience greatest wealth transfer in the history of human kind. and how to be a part of it and what to do with it if you receive it. >> steve: that's a good tease. thanks, charles. >> carley: fun news to get to here steve. a wawa super fan spent three years collecting 1,000 order slips. the man saying it originally started as a joke but turned into a personal challenge.

>> really no reason why. just, i don't know, i like to collect things. and i thought it would be funny. and here we are. i walk in like i know exactly like what happens on the menu. i know what it's consistent every single location. >> carley: super fan says new goal to get a photo in front of every wawa in america and locals in one mediterranean hot spot are turning to water guns to fight off mass tourism. barcelona resident went to popular destinations around the city over the weekend spray people with a water gun demanding they go home. organizers claim the rising number of tourists around 12 million people a year have put pressure on health services, waste management and water supplies. what they didn't say is it definitely increases their economy and gives all those barcelona residents jobs. >> steve: tourism money is good for them. that's crazy. >> ainsley: they are saying they can't afford to live in the city anymore because people are

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