>> gillian: the president said he wants to be remembered for that with gen z millennials. >> you mean the current president? >> gillian: yes. he won't be on the ticket. >> bill: give it a voice and see how it goes. before we go, quick little shout-out to some special people here. here we go. mom and dad celebrating 63 years together. who does that? who does that? bill and georgian, two of my favorite people. it's been a really tough year but you both look great. and they are still loving that house. >> gillian: you have the genes, good for you. >> bill: i thank them. happy anniversary. we'll see you later, here is harris. >> harris: we begin with breaking news.

american financial markets are spiraling. the dow jones, s&p 500 and the nasdaq are having their worst day since september 2022. polls show a big majority of voters say the economy is bad for them. they feel it. critics say vice president kamala harris will have to answer for yet another crisis as she tries to convince the nation she can actually fix the border, violent crime. inflated prices on everything and the latest crisis, our stock market is in deep trouble. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." major fears at this hour that we're barreling toward a recession. here is a big warning sign. last week's hugely disappointing july jobs report. let's take a look now and, of course, in the foreground of all of this is what we're dealing with today. the back rearview mirror, part of how we got here. just 114,000 jobs added in july.

that number is far below what we needed and far below what the biden-harris administration estimated of 175,000. they've been boasting about jobs. we'll get into that. but right now we're almost back where we started with them. this is bad. the unemployment rate also surged to 4.3%. that rise is raising the specter of the -- accurately forecast every recession since the 1970s. the famed economist is weighing in. >> the rule in force at this moment. >> it triggered. if workers don't have paychecks they can't spend. that's the momentum that gets going. you know, it is the volume has turned up louder than usual on this rule. i don't look at this in big picture saying we're in are

recession. i look at this and say we are not headed in a good direction at all. >> harris: with all the political ads and claims of big money raised on the left, this is on their watch and kamala harris wants to lead the march from the white house. one republican strategist says v.p. harris can't avoid this topic or her administration's record. >> the conditions in the country haven't changed. they changed as the nominee but not changed the inflation or the economic anxiety most working families are facing and something she will have to deal with. she is not an independent actor. she didn't land here six weeks ago on a spaceship and say i'll take over. she is sitting next to joe biden for four years. >> harris: joe biden for the last 3 1/2, four years is saying kamala harris is the person in

the room on the big decision essential that affect america. she owns it. hillary vaughn is at the white house. a tough spot for american workers to be in today. >> it's a really tough spot and doesn't seem like the harris campaign is interested in turning around the way things are going, the direction they are going in. this is the worst jobs report since 2021, the first year biden and harris moved into the white house. backtracking progress the harris campaign has been bragging about to voters on the campaign trail. they won't to own economic wins but blame the economic bad on their predecessors. they try to distract from the poor report talking about former president trump's record saying quote, donald trump failed americans as president costing our economy millions of jobs and bringing us to the brink of recession. but we might be on the brink of a recession now underharris's leadership. economists think a recession is more likely than before raising

the likelihood from 15 for25% we'll head into a recession. democrats aren't doubting their policies. they are confident that they need to keep doing what they have been doing. >> is there anything the administration will do differently now to work on this? >> it is not a change in course but it is a continued commitment to the course we've been on. >> are we in a recession? >> we're definitely not in a recession. >> trump's vice president pick vance is calling out kamala harris for not showing up and calming economic fears. this moment could set off an economic calamity and requires steady leadership. kamala harris is too afraid to answer media questions and can't lead us in these troubled times. #where is kamala? up until this point the biden-harris team had been so confident if how they handled the economy they named

essentially the biden's economic policy bidenomics. it will be interesting to see if harris continues to use that phrase bidenomics on the trail. it doesn't seem like she is going to offer any new economic policies. she certainly not going to do a 180. >> harris: it's interesting you say that. as time went on before biden dropped out of the race, even he had stopped using bidenomics because they poll tested that just as everybody has and know it wasn't working for them. she has continued. i haven't seen her recently. maybe she will also stop using that word. great to get the first report from you, hillary. thank you very much. new fox polling shows the economy is by far the most important thing to voters right now in four key battleground states, minnesota, michigan, wisconsin and pennsylvania. a state in which both candidates trump and kamala harris have been spending time in mainly trump at this point. he is has been running longer and knows where the problem areas are in the economy and can hit those hard when he is on the

ground. we'll see how she can do it. the issue is so important, in fact, it has doubled the second pick immigration. the economy on a day like today reigns supreme among voters. only one in four voters feel like our economy is in good condition. that means 75% of american voters, no matter what their party, who are unhappy with the way things currently are in the economy. when it comes to the presumptive november match-up a "wall street journal" report shows voters trust trump more to handle the economy and it is not even close. 12-point difference there. there is no margin of error on the planet where it's even close. all right. let's move forward with ari fleischer inside the white house

fox news contributor, former white house press secretary. this is a tough day for everybody and it can be said at this point that we can remember the policies that didn't deliver this and we were in a pandemic, coronavirus pandemic and we didn't see this. >> harris, it has not been a bad day but bad three days. the sell-off began on thursday last week. since then the market has dropped 2,000 points, down 1,000 today. thursday and friday added to it. 5% drop in the stock market since last thursday. three days does not a recession make. but it sure makes you keep our eye whether or not we are heading into a recession. if you are the incumbent, which kamala harris is, this is perilous. you want stability and peace. she has two wars around the world maybe more and potentially a recession.

this is very bad news for any incumbent. >> harris: all the candidates in the race and all that aside it is bad news for american families and american workers. you take a look at what happens when people don't -- they go to the mall but don't spend money. that's part of the problem here. and so companies are starting to feel that. i want to get to something that former president trump posted on his truth social just a short time ago this morning. stock markets are crashing, job numbers are terrible, we are headed into world war iii, and we have two of the most incompetent leaders in history. leaders in quotes. this is not good. of course there is a massive market downturn. kamala is even worse than what he calls crooked joe. markets will not accept the lunatics that destroyed san francisco and california as a whole. the next move the great depression of 2024. you can't play games with

markets. kamala crash. your response. >> you know, i don't know we're heading into world war iii or the great depression but we are in bad times. and i'm glad to see president trump focus on that economic message. that is the democrat's greatest vulnerability. it haunted previous presidents. when the economy goes south and market tanks and fear of recession and the psychology of recession kicks in people start to sit on their money which creates a cycle that makes a recession more likely. so again, i don't like to panic over these things. we've been around long enough to know markets go up and down and been through significant drops in the market to see them rebound and come back up. we don't know how this one will go. three months before an election it is not good news for the incumbent or for america and also something that means kamala harris needs to take questions. she needs to let america see

what she thinks about this. why isn't heading into a recession? what encouraging signs does she see. she won't take question and won't expose the american people to her mind. is it because she is hiding and not capable showing how she thinks and operates on a spontaneous way. joe biden couldn't do it. she won't do it. that's a problem. >> harris: i don't know if it's as critical to hear from her. hillary vaughn says there have been calls for her to speak on the issue and have report to us that she has begun doing. otherwise it is more words in a political campaign and only been in it for a few days. she has owned every piece of what we're living right now because as the president says she is always the last person in the room when the big decisions are made and they affect us. let's stay with the topic of her record. vp turned presumptive democratic nominee is about to announce a vice presidential pick of her

own. could be as early as today, we don't know. tomorrow kamala harris is set to appear with her running mate potentially in philadelphia. her calendar has been packed with events just like the one set for tomorrow. carefully scripted. critics say it is no way to convince americans she is ready to be commander-in-chief. harris has chatted with reporters but still not done in depth interviews. this is what ari is telling us on this one topic of the economy. apparently not on anything. in news conference have we seen from her yet. the pressure for her to face the press is growing. watch this. >> she hasn't answered a single question, not one single question by the media. she has only had one single unscripted moment thursday night at andrews air force base welcoming the hostages back. she served up the kind of income present henceible word salad that she is famous.

when she has to encounter the media, kamala harris has been a nominee for two weeks and not answered a single question. >> harris: ari. >> yeah, that is the heart of the issue. the american people deserve to see where this new candidate stands and what she is capable of. she is trying to run out the clock. one of the reasons she is trying to run out the clock. she and her staff knows the american press corps will let her do so. could you imagine if the white house press corps went into a rebellion and demanded where is she? how come she won't? if all the stories about harris won't take questions and hiding as opposed to what they wants them to cover that would mean the press corps is taking donald trump's side. they will never do that? the american media broke down. the press used to pressure both parties to do their job for the american people. the last thing the american press corps will do is put pressure on kamala harris if it

benefits donald trump. she and her staff knows they can get away with this. a republican couldn't get away with it, are you kidding? you put somebody else on for trump the press would kill the other candidate until they spoke. for harris it's a free pass. >> harris: one question today, how did donald trump know and you didn't, kamala harris, about the economy? you have been there the entire time. it is your turn along with biden. vice president kamala harris running like the wind from her far left positions. she is angering progressives, oh oh. will she convince moderates that she means it this time? that she is really with them? does she mean it? israel is bracing for an attack by iran that could come as early as today. >> now we can go ahead and assure the defense of israel will be key here. we have to understand israel has a right to defend itself and go

after the iranian militias. iran is the ultimate terrorist organization at the end of the day. >> harris: president biden better go get kamala harris since she has to be in the room. this is critical. he will convene his national security council to talk about that crisis, one of many in his presidency right now. whether the united states will be all in for our closest ally in the middle east and take on the islamic republic is yet to be seen. robert greenway is in "focus" next. all these games on directv— and no satellite on the roof! think about this: blue jays, cardinals, orioles... what's missing? the andean condor? no, walnut-brain! pigeons! they'd rather name a team after socks! to be fair, we're not very athletic. which looks better — this? or this? seems clear to me. if you love to save, check out the wise buys sales event going on right now at america's best — get two pairs of progressives

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>> harris: imagine being on the ground in israel and watching that come from next door, the hezbollah terrorists firing rockets into northern israel last night. you know that's one of the terror groups that are funded and basically directed by iran. the entire middle east now is on high alert as the u.s. reportedly believes iran will directly attack israel as soon as today. president biden is expected to gather his national security council for a meeting in the situation room just a few hours from now. it has been nearly a week since a top hamas political leader was killed in iran and a hezbollah commander was killed in lebanon. critics say the biden-harris administration got us here. >> this administration got this thing wrong from the very beginning. the houthis are attacking u.s. ships, commercial ships and u.s.

military ships and they fired a drone into israel. and iran funds hezbollah, they fund hamas. this could have been a completely preventable. this is an absolute disaster brought to you by really bad decisions by the biden-harris administration. >> harris: our nation is boosting military presence in the region. u.s. defense secretary lloyd austin announced the pentagon will deploy additional fighter jets and navy warships including cruisers and destroyers, which can shoot down ballistic missiles. trey yengst in haifa, israel, with more now. how that nation where you are is preparing for what we know or highly suspect will be an imminent attack. trey. >> good morning. israel is on edge today as the country braces for an attack from iran and its proxies. the "wall street journal" reports that iran told u.s. and arab diplomats it didn't care if

a counter attack caused a war in the region. we do know just yesterday jordan's foreign minister traveled to iran for a meeting. president biden scheduled to speak with jordanian king today. but there is very little public iranian interaction with those trying to avert a crisis. israel is taking steps to prepare for a prolonged conflict as reports say the initial iranian to come in waves and missile and drone attacks. their top general saying this today. >> when it receives a firm response it will realize it has been wrong. they keep making mis miscalculations. they'll get a taste of our punishment and find out when, where and how we will retaliate. it is ambiguous and indeterminate. >> preparing for power cuts and

evacuations. jeru jerusalem -- preparation for war in the north and with iran comes as fighting rages on inside the gaza strip. israeli negotiators traveled to cairo, egypt this weekend for talks about a possible cease-fire but made no progress. israel ramped up strikes against gaza going after hamas but killing civilians in the process. the top centcom general is meeting with israel's defense minister. the core -- >> harris: we appreciate that, trey. robert green way, director of the center for national defense at heritage foundation and former defense intelligence agency intel officer, former green beret. so we want to tap into first of all obviously the global politics in all of this.

i want take lean on your military acumen as well. let's start where we are in the middle east and the part the u.s. must play right now. >> thanks for having me on. the previous comments about a series of disastrous policy choices that have dismantled our deterrents got us to this point. a series of decisions got us to this point where iran judges there is no opposition to their exercise of policy in the middle east. it can't be divorced from the economic situation. the economic impacts of destruction of the red sea and forecasting destruction to global energy markets are contributing to what is happening in the markets. it is likely to get worse. we could see a series of actions taken by iran for which little time and preparation can occur. and from which will occur from a variety of axis all around the compass points of the middle

east and add we can't exclude attacks in europe, asia and united states from iranian operatives and surrogates and proxies. >> harris: i want to ask about the series of actions by iran because when you say that, it makes me understand better what you just described and that is they know we're hurting economically today. they are watching the markets. they see this and you say it is tied to the energy and whether or not we can get to those things that feed our energy needs here. shipping lanes and what they have been doing and china with shipping lanes there. that matters now. >> there is no question the description of the red sea by the houthis contributes to the inflation in the united states. that's the forecase of what could occur. global energy markets are -- and the petroleum reserve in the

united states has diminished. pain could be severe and acute. it could accelerate the trajectory toward recession. >> harris: how do you think israel thinks about the current administration? >> disappointment would be an understatement and disgust in many quarters. instead of supporting israel and trying to defend themselves in the region we've constrained them and allowed their largest opponents to attack them and the united states largely at will. so iran now is shoring up its gains in the middle east and this is the result of a policy of integrating and appeasing iran into the region which the current u.s. administration has made their policy imperative. no wonder why israel is sorely disappointed in the administration's policies that got us to this point. >> harris: i will ask for grace for my team. i have to get to the military now. quickly, what should we be doing militarily at this point? are we doing all that we can? >> no, i don't think we are.

the introduction of the forces is helpful. we need to accelerate to provision to capabilities and we need to look to our defenses inside the united states recognizing iran has capabilities across the world an in the united states because of our open borders. this has to be done immediately. >> harris: i don't think we can have a discussion without talking about the number of terrorists or people on the terrorist suspected list that have crossed under this administration. i just don't think you can have this conversation. so i'm glad you brought up border. it factors in mightily now. always a pleasure to get your expertise and spend time with you. thank you. hurricane debby is hitting florida after making landfall a few hours ago. the flooding could be historic, catastrophic. the storm surge could kill. hundreds of thousands of our citizens are now already without electricity and other forms of utilities now as the storm moves northeast.

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florida's gulf coast. one american killed. fox weather's nichole valdez is reporting. >> good morning in madison county we're feeling some of the worst of the outer bands of now tropical storm debby. not only with heavy rain coming down but strong wind gusts. you'll notice behind me creating the illusion of movement as you take a look up the road behind me. a pretty strong figure here the madison county courthouse just over my shoulder as you look at the deserted roads behind me. that's what we want to see when you have conditions this bad knowing that no one should be driving. unfortunately we know of at least two people in the sunshine state that have lost their lives. some in cars. but i will point you to an image over here that gives you a sort of grim reality. a tattered american flag that has been shredded in the force of these winds.

governor desantis warning floridians to brace for impact here as definitely flooding and rain is one of the top concerns with this storm and power outages, of course, expected. ongoing right now and could last for days. >> harris: nichole, thank you. unfortunately i can now confirm there are two people dead in the storm now as it moves across northern florida's gulf coast. nichole, thank you very much. critics are piling on vice president kamala harris for all those flip-flopping moves she is doing on liberal policies that she has backed and promoted for quite some time. from energy, environment, border, police, healthcare, we'll just scroll it. the list is long. here she is her own words. >> we must have an and adopt a green new deal. are you in favor of fracking >> where do you stand on defund

the police? >> right. here is the thing. defund the police, the issue behind it is that we need to reimagine how we are creating safety. we aren't going to treat people who are undocumented who cross the border as criminals. that's correct. no question we have to critically re-examine ice. >> do you support the medicare for all bill. for people who like their insurance, they don't get to keep it? >> let's eliminate all of that and move on. yes, i am radical. i do believe we need to get radical about what we're doing and take it seriously. >> harris: she is still laughing while she says she is radical. but she is owning it. so we can't forget. now she has reversed course on many of those positions. still laughing i would imagine. former trump white house advisor stephen miller doesn't buy any of it. >> what you have seen in the last few weeks with the corporate leftist media, the democrat party and their

surrogates trying to reinvent and rewrite the history of the most liberal senator and the most liberal vice president in american history is so far beyond gas lighting, so far beyond indoctrination and so far beyond just lying. this is an attempt to pull off the greatest hoax in american history. >> harris: one opinion piece with this, quote. since becoming the presumptive democratic nominee with 0 popular votes, she has not addressed a single one of those positions. instead her spokes people have insisted she doesn't hold those extreme positions. neither she nor spokes people have explained why or when she changeed her mind. you got the part where she says yes i'm radical and we need to get radical. we understand it. it wasn't confusing. own it. democratic senator butler is defending the change now, the flip-flopping that kamala harris is doing. >> what do you think that voters

should think when she reversed herself on several issues in the last four years? >> voters should think she is a human being who learns more new things every day. no concern about flipping flopping. >> california gop chairwoman and a former democratic state senator from new york. do you defend the flip-flopping and how do you, if so? >> kamala harris has a 20-year record in elected office. >> harris: we've seen it. >> three times longer than vance or trump combined. >> harris: do you defend her flip-flopping. >> we evolve at politicians. donald trump went from pro-choice to pro-life to now ambiguous. you ask j.d. vance he went from calling trump america's hitler to running as his running mate. we evolve as politicians. this flip-flopping word is taken way out of context.

used in a negative term. we want our politicians to evolve on the issues. to just say it once and that is how it is for the rest of your life is wrong. >> harris: you understand when one side of the ticket evolves on an issue. i don't think there is a nebulous nature where donald trump is sitting on that. he wants exceptions for abortion. but it is not my job to argue for him. i just want to inject that fact. jessica, i come to you if you would like to rebut. >> i think what we've seen here with the candidates over the last 20 years. you have to be authentic. when people show you who they are, believe them. kamala harris has not just told us who she is but shown us with her policies over the last 20 years whether it's the border, whether it's public safety, energy, healthcare, she is in a very different place today with her handlers than she has been in the last 20 years. especially the last 3 1/2 years

she has been there as vice president. >> harris: you know what we'll find out today, david? where she stands on the economy. if her handlers have her stay silent, then that's where she stands. if she comes out with more word salads, that's where she stands. if she comes out with answers that will be groundbreaking. you were saying? >> yeah, she has a record to stand on. the biden-harris administration. >> harris: can she dig us out of this ditch economically? >> we're still on a roll. >> harris: you didn't pick california, did you? >> what we've seen the markets turn this morning and we have also seen some better than expected reports recently but over the past year, we've done remarkably well compared to the rest of the world. yes, bidenomics is something that wasn't articulated well by joe biden. the policies have helped the united states and all americans. now kamala harris is in the position to articulate that message not in a way that

boasts. you ask donald trump. all he does is blame and point out the problems. kamala harris is talking about what she has done and what she will do for the future >> harris: it's part of the discussion trump is having now either when you talk with him and see him on stump and no matter where he is he didn't have the problems with the economy right now and we were smack in the middle of a pandemic. jessica. >> we had a big problem. we had covid. >> i think biden inflation is incredibly real and look no further than california as the example of what that is. there is a reason why kamala harris does not have an issues tab on her website. she doesn't know where she stands on the issues if she wants to win. >> harris: jessica, i will come back to you for one point. hold on, david. i want to just follow up one point with jessica. because you brought up some of the areas really where these two candidates are different. trump and potentially kamala

harris. what does the former president need to be doing in terms of the economy and the message that he puts out there? ari fleischer thinks he will come out and continue to pound that issue. >> he has to. i think about 3 1/2 years ago when we were energy independent. you look at a state like california who has the most regressive policies when it comes to energy. we are paying the highest gas prices in the nation. a company like chevron with 145 years based here in california has decided to leave because of those regressive policies and base in texas. what president trump needs to continue to do is talk about what it was like under a trump administration. when we were seeing gains in every single employment sector, what we had the pandemic and didn't go into a recession. >> harris: great to have you both. david, jessica, we'll bring you back. thank you. so you probably know this name because this particular athlete is in the center of a lot of

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>> by the way, don't you find some of their stuff to be plain weird? >> where is the plan? he doesn't have one and these weird ideas. >> something weird about these guys. trump's hair is weird >> on the other side they're weird. >> they're weird. no one wants to sit with the weird people. >> it is bizarre, it is weird, weird. >> harris: oh my goodness it is

like they poll tested that word. that's exactly what they likely did. democrats trying to take down the republican ticket are going on all in one word and it is weird. hum. here is republican vice presidential nominee j.d. vance. >> i think it's a lot of projection. they can call me whatever they want to. the middle school taunts don't bother me. what bothers me and offends me is what kamala harris has done to this country. >> i think it is especially weird when kamala harris comes to atlanta and talks with a fake southern act set even though she grew up in canada. you can't make it up. that's pretty weird. >> harris: critics are weighing in on cringe-worthy moments. particularly one from v.p. kamala. >> the path to the white house runs right through this state. [cheers and applause] and y'all helped us win in 2020

and we'll do it again in 2024. [cheers and applause] yes, we will. >> harris: bless her heart. i was born in georgia. good lord, what is she doing? clay travis, outkick founder now. your top line responses. >> first let's have some fun with that accent. i live in tennessee right now, harris. i have lived in the south my entire life. why do people feel compelled to come to the south and try to pretend they are southern, particularly politicians. i don't understand it at all. it is probably somewhat accurate. nobody else's accent is mocked and ridiculed in a similar fashion. you go to the midwest and northeast. so southerners see through that. by the way, not just kamala harris. we've recently had lsu hired a new football coach brian kelly and showed up and turned into like he was living in the south for the last 60 years. we see through that.

i think what it reflects is no one knows what kamala harris really believes. that is a major issue here. she has been the default nominee for 15 days. they haven't let her off a teleprompter or engaged in voters on the campaign trail. the stocked market is down 1,000 now. kamala harris is a part of the biden policy. talk about weird, running for president without any actual core beliefs is super weird. and i don't think that is going to be a tag line that plays out very well. rather than discuss what j.d. vance thinks about cultural issues right now i trust donald trump and j.d. vance on the economy and so does everybody else. on friday i said this election is about three things and every

bit of the donald trump and vance campaign should be on this front. it is about the economy, the border and it is about crime and kamala harris is wrong on all three of those issues. that is what everybody white, black, asian and hispanic cares about the most. gay, straight, you name it. the economy, border, crime. every single day that needs to be the message for the next 90 days. if it is, trump and vance will win. >> harris: i want to get to this. it was supposed to be something to unite the world, the olympics. a lot of controversy coming out of the games from the start with the open of it all. one of the boxers at the center of the olympic gender controversy is pushing back at critics, khelif addressed reporters ahead of the semifinal bout tomorrow. >> [speaking foreign language]

>> harris: the other boxer, the international boxing association claims failed a gender test is also advancing to the semifinal round. they are both now guaranteed a medal. clay. >> look, the reports are that these two boxers have xy chromosomes. for those of you who haven't spent much time in high school biology, that means they are biologically male and that seems to me to be completely indefensible these two individuals have been allowed to compete as women while they are biologically men. not a surprise if you are biologically male that you have a big advantage in many sports, particularly boxing. i think the vast majority of americans and indeed sports fans

around the world find this to be a disgraceful failure from the olympics. again, if you have xy chromosomes you are male. i give credit to riley gaines for speaking out on this and we saw the lia thomas situation emerge. would you have ever believed we'd have this conversation? >> i have competitive gymnast in my family, my youngest daughter. the ida that has to be confirmed. the world will watch to see what they confirm. interesting the two individuals on the spotlight ended up fighting each other. that's what i am looking at. potentially could have. so the ida is who is saying this? i hear what you are saying. i want the tests to be released. let's see what the facts are. that has to happen now. i have to let you go. >> by the way, if you were these boxers and being attacked, wouldn't you want that and say i want to take a test and put it to rest forever?

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