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come on come on come on come on ♪ >> steve: come on, come on, ladies and gentlemen, it's donny osmond, feature performer of our summer concert series. he's performing "let's all dance." he promised we would love the jacket, we do love the jacket. he has brought las vegas to midtown, manhattan. it issin raing outside, but we have a big crowd and people are digging it. >> brian: somebody who grew up in show business doing the same type thing, it is hard, you have to scale down the dancing. >> lawrence: i've been told you will join him on stage for a special performance. >> steve: your podiatrist says you can't dance. >> brian: i walked two steps. he told me, you must be a terrible skier. i said, i don't ski. you will be bad at turns by the

way you walk. dancer? no. he goes, i know. in two steps. i went because top of my foot was swollen. he said, you are good side to side. a fortune teller. >> steve: your doctor was like, name that tune. i can name your ailment in two steps. okay. let me see the shoe. >> ainsley: you paid him to learn you're a terrible skier and terrible dancer, two things you don't do. >> brian: i don't do it. he backs me up. he got a tony for best podiatrist for the stars for broadway. >> steve: that is an award? >> brian: he had so much personality. i walked in and i had the least personality. >> ainsley: did they sing, hello, brian. >> brian: i had 20 questions about me personally. >> steve: why -- >> brian: foot swollen. >> steve: po diatrist won the tony, are you sure it wasn't the

toe-knee? podiatrist thing. tony? >> brian: if you have -- >> steve: where did you find this doctor? >> lawrence: broadway. >> brian: i like going to doctors that are in xins of expensive locations. they can pay the rent. never met a dance floor that did me any good. ya >> ainsley: envisioning ladies dancing around when you walk in. >> brian: there were show business things. the mount sinai thing in the corner, this is an issue place? >> ainsley: like glee. >> steve: we should update you what happened last night,

post-game show for the big presidential press conference. >> ainsley: i love when you like what you talked about. >> steve: the president did get to answer 10 different questions by 10 different reporters and there were follow-ups and joe biden never let's you down. his crowd loved it. he did have some whoppers, these are two america is talking about on this friday. >> president biden: look, i wouldn't have picked vice president trump to be vice president, i think she's not qualified not to be president. start there. i want to head over to the president of ukraine who has as much courage as he has determination, ladies and gentlemen, president putin. president putin? he's going to beat president putin, president zelenskyy. i'm so focused on beating putin. anyway, mr. president. >> i'm better. >> president biden: you are a hell of a lot better.

>> steve: bring in governor doug burgum, from north dakota, ran for president for a while. could wind up being vice president. >> ainsley: do you know yet? has he asked you yet? >> nobody knows, except president trump. >> steve: what did you make of president biden referring to vice president trump and that zelenskyy looks like putin. >> americans can't undo what they saw in the debate or this press conference. there is confusion going on, the bigger confusion, he may be confused that he's actually capable of doing the job. what we know he's surrounded by people who are co-conspirators. he's in michigan today. i've been in michigan, wisconsin, minnesota. when you talk to people, if they have not been watching your station, they're in shock. this has been hidden from them

almost in an old soviet style thing. our leader issin fine. no, actually he is not. you see hollywood and the elites turning on him. they are worried about threats to democracy. a big threat to democracy is when you don't have media doing reporting and holding administration able. president tluchl will win this election. >> brian: i talked to him on the radio, he said, it is policy that are problem, not biden. i think he's better off running against joe biden. "new york post" thinks president trump would be best running with you. lead editorial today. doug burgum is trump's best v.p. choice to cement historic legacy and they talk about your rich background and sysh synergy you

have. are they right or wrong? >> president trump has opportunity to establish legacy, he is so successful at business and as executive leading our country, hes so successful and voters remember that. he has a chance to come back with seasoned experience, we've never had a chance to elect someone like this who had that kind of success. what he's done with republican platform is also historic. it is lost. he won rocky knockout in the debate and buried behind that you have it is, he the republican party more unified and aligned. the platform is about things every american cares about. making america affordable, safe, strong. it is inspirational, only platform in any of our lifetimes you have been able to read and understand. when you talk about policies, it is simplified. when you talk to americans that are voting, his coalition is

actually people who have a paycheck. that is the coalition, no longer the identity politics of this group or that group. if you work and have a paycheck, you will vote for trump, whether pay 2k4r9 check or border, these are things working people care about and they'll vote for him. >> lawrence: former president has not made a decision yet, he is uch waing, like celebrity ashes prentice. >> steve: he might be leaning toward donny osmond. >> lawrence: he watches every morning. one sticking point for some in the conservative movement, you are proudly pro-life, so am i. people are concerned about legislation that came out of your state and we hear concern over the former president, he does not want to lose more women voters on abortion. can you explain your position on that and what your state did and

what you would do if you are vice president? >> well, i think the easiest thing to say, president trump and i, zero daylight between his position and mine. pick someone who has had the position he's landed on, which is i'm absolutely and totally opposed to federal abortion ban. i ran on that as president. when i was running for president, i made that clear i was opposed to that. read the "wall street journal" or "new york post" today, we are aligned. he's brought the republican party and taken this issue off the table. when i've been campaigning in swing states, not been an issue. i've been doing it six months. why? president trump does not want to impose rules. he cares about maternal health and issues that matter to eshg m. it is left to states and what north dakota decide does not work in minnesota. i've said that all along and whole campaign. this is place where during that

debate president trump took this issue, turned it for weakness for republicans and turned into a strength. democrats are extremists in this. joe biden did not have an answer for that. take it further, historic, what happened in last two weeks, democrats, forget candidate and joe biden incapability right now to do the job, forget all that. they replace him with someone else, campaign strategy was be afraid or be more afraid. be afraid of lack of democracy or be afraid we are taking away rights around this issue. now president trump in two weeks, there is so much chaos is on the polling, people are more concerned about joe biden's threat as a democracy and this other issue is not going to be a campaign issue for president trump, for me or anybody campaigning because it belongs to the states and will not be a campaign issue. >> steve: governor, talk about

the other side. joe biden campaign has been in disarray, since the debate, according to "new york times," biden campaign is polling kamala harris versus joe biden at the top of the ticket. they want to know who does better with the american people. we've seen polling, neither of them do well. what do you make of the chaos, sounds like party leaders, barack obama and nancy pelosi are trying to force joe off the stage. there is cbs story that dozens of congressmen and senators are ready to pull the plug on joe biden in a coordinated effect tell him over the next 24 hours, you got to go. >> this is what happens when you don't really have real leadership. in 2020, what happened in spring during the campaign on the democratic primary, joe biden got fifth in new hampshire and 10 days later he wins south carolina, there is ruling

coalition established between all the different groups and they were all the part that were deciders and decided then, they made him president then and propped him up and last 18 months when everybody knew the condition he had, they hid that from the american public, hoping to get him to the finish lean next january 20th and then swap him out. that is not democracy. this ruling coalition does not know where to turn. if you put the vice president, somebody else in, how do they get back on the same page? they are in complete disarray on this regime they put together and i don't know if they can put it back together. president trump is so strong, he will beat whoever they put on the ticket, driving inflation, open borders, causing war overseas, the policies don't change when you change the candidate.

they are in a huge mess right now, complete chaos and president trump and republican party has never been more united. going into the fall football season, republican party looks like they have all starters coming back and other side has just figured out, we don't know who to put on the field and the game is starting. >> ainsley: governor, i was talking to someone the other day, when we speak about issues she just got a new house. she went to the grocery store to fill up with i were patowels, toilet paper, food, $600. she gets the bill and people can't afford that. what is your plan? you have been successful with business, did you come from nothing? i should know the story, i'm curious, you are so successful and we all want to be successful and america wants to be successful.

what is your advice, how do we lower inflation? >> happy to are sw. my dad passed away when i was a freshman, world war ii navy vet, i grew up in north dakota, 300 people, i ended up with 168 acres of farm ground and i mortgaged that farm land, that became the seed ckap capital fo company. huge risk and makes america great to build a company with thousands of employees when you are starting with nothing. on inflation side of things, it is pretty simple. regulation drives up cost. this administration is about regulation anden this they have been about spending, when you spend money, print money and spend its and forgive trillion dollars of student debt, that is like printing another trillion

dollars. >> brian: donald trump policy on tariffs will raise inflation 10% across the board and 60% on imports, an article said, what do you say? >> i don't buy that, president trump understands levers of power and everybody thinks of power like we have to have a war. china imports 11 million barrels of oil per day. they have to import food everyday. part of how they are running their economy is selling goods to the united states. if he puts a tariff on chinese g goods, it is a negotiation tool. the biden administration talks about co2 emission, and china doesn't care about that. >> brian: nobody knows more about the energy than you. >> steve: big week ahead, good luck. >> great to be on with you. you need to come to north

dakota, when brian was there, it was fantastic. >> steve: he was on a horse, did that horse move? >> it was a live horse, he was fearless, he got on. toby keith was in the background, should of been a cowboy was playing in the background. >> brian: i did not ask him to say that. >> ainsley: did he ever move off camera? >> we were riding. we were riding through the tall grass. >> ainsley: i cannot believe. >> steve: he was on a horse you had to put a quarter in. >> brian: 50 cents, steve. great to see you, best of luck. good looking at donald trump's running mate here. top committee member is latest democrat to call on president biden to withdraw from the 2024 race. 17 democratic lawmakers are telling the president to clear

the way for another candidate. >> ainsley: madeleine rivera has the latest for us. >> madeleine: the president's performance did not inspire confidence, they say constant hand ringing is the reason he should drop out of the race. >> not about tonight and one of the sick aspects of this moment, we are watching every speech, every rally, every debate and saying, how did he do today. that is just not the way to think about the presidency of the united states. >> one democratic lawmaker con congresswoman perez is suggesting the president resign. some democrats are hoping former president obama and former house speaker nancy pelosi, who have spoken in recent days about the president's campaign can convince the president to step aside. cnns they spoke with a dozen members of congress and multiple

people in touch with obama and nancy pelosi, they say the candidacy feels clear and it is matter of how it plays out, even after thursday night. congressman clyburn says he is still standing behind him. >> conversation should focus on the record of this administration, on the alternative to his election, and let joe biden continue to make his own decisions about his future. he's earned that right and i'm going to give him that much respect. if he decides to change his mind later on, we will respond to that. >> madeleine: our peter doocy had a lot of questions, one was what the president feels about his former bos working quietly to replace him at the top of the t ticket. back to you. >> steve: that would bug me. thank you very much.

>> brian: i feel bad for george clooney. i feel bad for rob reiner and michael moore, i don't think he's leaving. >> lawrence: not leaving. >> ainsley: you really feel bad for them? >> brian: nope, i was playing a role. >> lawrence: getting closer to the dollar, steve. i find it interesting, clyburn and nancy pelosi are normally in lock step together. he was minority whip and whipped votes for her when she was speaker to see them a little distanced from each other is interesting. >> brian: congressional black caucus, 60 strong stand behind them. >> steve:y these are politicians and what they say on camera is different than what they say to each other. >> ainsley: we know that, they told us he was fine. yesterday was first day i thought maybe he will drop out, the rhetoric was getting

stronger. after last night, if you go on social media and watch networks, they are singing his praises. >> lawrence: so interesting, you talked about rhetoric, the rhetoric coming out is having reverse effect on him. he is digging in his heels every time. the bidens have felt they have been ganged up on. obamas did not like them, hillary clinton made fun of him. because they have become a joke to the world -- >> ainsley: we'll show you, we're in charge. >> brian: item in "new york post" she was at a private fundraiser with investment banker, hillary clinton, and she said that joe biden is like your father who you don't give up the keys to his car, you just got to take him. this is hillary clinton. >> ainsley: well, did you watch i think vanity fair and jill biden on the front cover after the debate and headline was, we will decide. >> steve: i think that was

vogue. >> ainsley: one of the magazines that never put melania on. >> brian: nor me. is new york a battleground state? we'll ask former republican governor, george pataki. >> ainsley: donny osmond performs live from our summer concert series. >> brian: let's listen. ♪ who can keep me up all night, up all night like who can make it feel so right like, feel so right like her. i can buy the book. i would have just a singsel -- single kiss. ♪ ♪ ♪ ooh, ooh, ooh. drive me crazy the way you do. ooh, ooh, you call me baby.

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a consensus going as to what had to be done to deal with getting more aid and food and medicine into the gaza strip. and we pushed it really hard. and israel occasionally was les than cooperative. >> brian: maybe because they were attacked on october 7 and they have hundreds of hostages. could comments like that impact the jewish population like in new york, where biden is seeing a drop in polls to point where democrats are saying pour money in here. new york is now a battleground state. has it gone that far? former governor george pataki joins me now. do you believe things are changing in new york? should democrats be considered a battleground state? >> it's a long time since anybody asked me if new york is

a battleground state? i think it is because it is. you need a number of different things, you need democratic voters, a million democratic voters to look at their party and candidates and say we're screwing up royally. we have chaos at top, inflation, migrant crisis in new york city and now in the suburbs and leading a lot of democrats to say, wait a second, maybe my party has let me down and i should try something different. you need a candidate who will campaign differently. you saw that with president trump. he held his rally in new york, not on long island, in the south bronx and that is what you have to do. reach out to minority voters, african american voters latino voters and jewish voters are upset with biden, real opportunity in new york. >> brian: i want you to hear president biden saying he's doing everything possible to

help that country, but he isn't, he gets in the weapons too slow and screws up like this. listen. >> president biden: i want to hand over to president of ukraine who has as much courage as he has determination, ladies and gentlemen, president putin. [applause] >> president biden: president putin? going to beat president putin. president zelenskyy. i'm focused on beating putin. >> brian: we all make mistakes in front of the camera, your thought about that mistake? >> i mean, that is just hard to believe. he knows he's talking about zelenskyy, talking about ukraine and gets the president confused and later last night he called trump his vice president. this is an ongoing disaster and i couldn't agree more. he provided aid to u.kraine but

so slowly, ukraine has had a tough time holding back the russians. we have to continue to support them in a far better way than biden has done. >> brian: absolutely, you have a movie called "soldiers of song" on film and you are executive producer and you do a lot to get aid, you take action. great to see you. see if new york is really in play very shortly. >> thank you, brian, great being on. >> brian: join me saturday night, among my guests, senator tom cotton, will we have a vice president? tomi lahren on the media waking up to a story we've been covering and we'll have the guys from the ruthless podcast, as well as comfortably smug, his name, as far as i know and we'll have r the president of finland talking about what the world thinks about our presidential race, 9:00 on saturday.

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>> president biden: i love my staff, but they add things all the time, i'm catching hell from my wife. i'm following the advice of my commander-in-chief, my chief of staff of the military. i'll take your questions. i've been given a list of people to call on here. reuters, jeff mason. >> steve: there he is, throwing his staff under the bus. bring in americas newsroom co-host dana perino. what did you make of that? >> dana: interesting, i don't know how it is possible that the white house staff has managed to raise expectations and lower the bar at the same time. that is a real art. best of all worlds for trump and worst of all worlds for democrats. trump gets what he wants and biden stays in likely in the race, i think there will be more calls, especially when you have

the ranking member on the intel committee saying i don't think you should be president, maybe not even president right now. for democrats, those have come out and said he shouldn't be the nominee, they go limping into august and meanwhile, president trump is lacing up and ready to sprint. >> steve: crazy because he threw his staff under the bus. the staff kept him in a bubble and he's not doing well in the polls. he said, i'm catching hell from my wife. a lot of people feel he's the guiding force between joe, you are not going to go, we need this government housing. >> dana: a lot of anger toward the first lady not realizing to say let's start winding down and make sure your legacy is whole and fantastic, it is time to go spend time with the

grandchildren. >> steve: as you know, when you're married to somebody, you see somebody at their height and depths and she's clearing seeing joe biden in that debate phase we all saw two weeks ago. it is interesting, abc has a story that people who went to the juneteenth event, everybody is dance ing except the current president, they are saying, we had concerns, we did not say anything then. they started blabbing now because everybody saw the debate. >> dana: reminds me of hemmingway, we heard guardual things about his decline, it happened at wons and everybody wants on board. i ask, why don't they have a cabinet meeting? hasn't had a full cabinet meeting since last october and cnn reported when they do a full cabinet meeting, it is

completely scripted. a lot of people have not seen the president. >> steve: they are just putting on a show. i will ask this question and mr. president, you say this out loud. >> dana: if he asks you this, here are six things you can say. >> steve: what are you doing at fox nation? >> dana: there is a true story, "sound of hop," posseum trot, texas. i'm interested in foster care. this story is a foster care success story and adoption story. the movie is great, fox nation went to interview the real people. i had a chance to interview the bishop, bishop martin and his wife donna, they call her the first lady and the miracle of what they were able toish mr. i think we have it here. >> steve: we do.

roll it. >> dana: you make a phone call and say we're ready for more children and the caseworker, what is good news she has for you. >> there is no more children. our goal in the beginning was to adopt 100 children here. they said, we have no more children. >> dana: because you took care of them all? >> we got them all. >> steve: i love the name, small town, big hearts, heroes. >> dana: it is a great special. the movie is wonderful. if you need something uplifting and think about foster care and children who foster children and how many need help. >> steve: indeed. today somber day at fox, 16 years ago today our former colleague tony snow died. you, of course, became the white house press secretary during that administration. this is a sad day, you will remember what a good job he did

at everything he did. >> dana: he was a giant of a man, especially in heart, his legacy is beautiful. all three kids are doing very well. when you think about what would he say about today. number one, have faith in god. number two, have faith in your family. and have faith in the constitution and country. he had a very optimistic side and he was very concerned about foreign policy, in particular, and i think right now, he would be really worried. >> steve: horrified. >> dana: he had a great way with words, i was fortunate to have time with him and to come to fox where they regale him and named the radio area at fox dc bureau named after tony snow. >> steve: you remember who his producer was? griff jenkins. >> dana: yes, griff jenkins, think of all the people tony snow helped along the way, be more like that. >> steve: in 15 not ms, you are

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♪ [cheers and applause] >> bill: bravo on a friday. well done. good morning