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>> ainsley: it is 8:00 on the east coast, thursday, august 8, this is "fox and friends." tale of two campaigns. this afternoon, former president donald trump is going to take question says from the press as kamala harris goes 18 days without a formal interview and even vann jones is calling her out. >> it can't last, anybody running for top office needs to be available as possible. >> steve: he's right. plus taylor swift cancelled con

concerts. >> lawrence: and nasa at odds how to bring astronauts home more than 60 days after they left. may not come home until february. >> brian: if you know how to run thrusters, call boeing. final hour of "fox and friends" starts now. mornings are better with friend. >> steve: and better with news. we start this 8:00 hour in the east. today at 2:00, former president donald trump is holding a news conference, expected to speak and answer questions from the press, something we have not seen from the other side. >> ainsley: vice president kamala harris marks 18 days without doing a sit-down interview. >> lawrence: she will hold another campaign event today before heading to arizona. >> brian: there has to be blow-back sooner or later. campaigns usually get velted and

you say, after that speech, what does that mean, but we have no idea where she stands. she talks, yesterday she said my first focus is bringing down prices. i looked at your resume, your current status is at every single meetings, tell joe your idea. >> steve: we don't know her position, she has not said them. i don't know if she knows her position. the campaign wants to inoculate h her. there is a more professional less word salady. we've been playing crazy tape you have seen over last three years. that person can't win. if you don't talk to the press, their calculation, you have --

>> lawrence: teleprompter, part of the thing about primary, great idea. person on the other debate stage has an idea. you go back and forth and challenge each other and have moderators. none of that has gone forth and now not even telling us through press conferences. >> steve: former president was on our show yesterday for 40 minutes. >> lawrence: he has to show her the model, go back and forth with press. i don't care if we disagree or not or think it is silly idea. at least the idea is out there. >> ainsley: republican party is being trans parent. talk to the candidates and wives. democrats kept joe biden in the basement during covid. then they put him out there for

the debate, he can't handle it, they get another candidate. now the word salad and she's not great speaking. they can't trust her in an interview. they write speeches for her and put in teleprompter, she says the same speech at every rally. they know they have control when they do that. they are scared to put her in front of the camera or on the debate stage. >> lawrence: last time she was tested was in the primary on the debate stage and it was tulsi gabbard question her on positions and flip-flopping and days later she was out of the race. has not been a test siven. >> steve: we are getting pictures like this. they did take a page from donald

trump play book. they are using air force two. >> lawrence: so original. >> steve: it was effective for him and still is and they are doing it, as well. winding up with pictures like this, we don't see them talking. yesterday j.d. vance's plane lands in wisconsin. there is air force two. i will go over and try to talk to the vice president. if you missed it, it was great. here is what he had to say to the press. >> i just want to check out my future plane and say hello to the vice president and ask her why kamala harris refuses to answer questions from the media. i thought the press gaggle following her might get lonely. i have enough respect to come talk to you and answer questions. >> steve: smart.

interesting to see how many other channels are playing this video. then you have comparison, donald trump going to do a full-blown press conference and schedule for 45 minutes, i bet it goes two hours and kamala harris another photo opwaving and reading that speech. >> brian: i took this quote down. end of her first campaign, kelly mel melonboker said, i have never seen an organization treat staff so poorly. less than 90 days from -- imploded before the first caucus and moved into iowa. >> lawrence: and we are ready to anoint her president of the united states. think about the biden administration, they call her m mamala.

babe formula crisis, did she try to fix it? we know she was the border czar, what did she do? they said she was over root causes. did she fix the root causes? there is no follow-up. fentanyl, a prosecutor, did you go after countries shipping drugs to our country? >> steve: their rord -- >> ainsley: you are right, their record. where is she, why hasn't she talked? you are hearing it now from the left, listen to this. >> i'm not mad she is not doing 15 interviews per day, but it can't last. it is important. anybody running for top office needs to be available as possible. >> steve: he's right. avoiding interviews prolongs the honeymoon and they are trying to extend it.

>> lawrence: can i say something about the debate? this back and forth, what is trump going to do? i don't think, he gave them every single thing they wanted in the last debate, you had joe biden who was going to crumble, he gave them everything to cnn. i don't think the former president should be forced to do the interview with abc if they don't do it with fox. we were the only one covering it. there is something up with the president and other major networks, getting messages from cabinet members, nancy pelosi had to take over infrastructure negotiation because he was off task. reward them by being only one to do a debate. fox and abc get their debate. >> brian: yesterday she got demonstrators chanting, kamala,

kamala, you can't hide, we won't vote for genocide. she met with uncommitted leaders behind closed doors saying, i want you to stop weapons. you think joe biden is bad with weapon slow down in middle of potential seven-front war against their only ally, she would be worse. i want to know what she agreed to just like what we're negotiating with iran to not attack? what are we giving away? >> steve: to get a photo, you have to donate money. if press wants to donate money, get in the press line. >> brian: drew barrymore called her mamala, she was caught up in the moment. >> lawrence: held her hand. how would you react --

>> brian: and said we need a mamala, i would cringe almost as much as i do when drew barrymore was saying it. that was just one talk show. >> steve: good thursday flash back. trump and harris campaign engaging in are wa of words over your money and economy as inflation continue to limit people's purchasing power. hillary vaughn is live at the white house. >> administration has said not to worry, tackling inflation is their worry. inflation is twice what it was when president biden and vice president harris took office. harris is repsycheling the same message. >> strengthening our economy and

building middle class is a defining goal of my presidency. >> defining accomplishment of her vice presidency in four years in white house, instead republicans say harris policies made inflation worse. she cast tie-breaking vote on millions in government spending and without her bidenomics would not have been possible. >> you have to bring down prices to give people prosperity, the way you do that, unleashing american energy, american farmers and not spending like a drunken sailor, which is what kamala harris has dven during her time in office. >> truth social, trump said she is unable to answer questions like biden was not able to answer questions, but for different reasons, he was shot and she is inkocompetent. if elected she is elected --

trump will have a press conference today, way to flaunt he is not afraid to answer questions. harris has not held a formal press conference since she ascended to the top of the ticket. >> steve: joe biden has been interviewed by cbs, they will run part of it over the weekend. sdl he still live the at the white house? we don't see him anymore. >> he is. we will see him today, he is heading to the beach. >> ainsley: going back to the beach. >> brian: thank you. >> steve: south lawn and start yelling. >> brian: will he let nancy pelosi get the last word? nancy pelosi blew him up after 50 years in politics. i hear he's enraged about her. she said, first time i realized there was a problem, campaign

was going nowhere and about to lose, after the debate. first time i saw declined like i saw. no way that is true. we all saw it. >> lawrence: reporting came out later she had to take over negotiation with infrastructure. he was all over the place and had to get them back on task. cannot forget concealment. he is still president. >> brian: joe biden could go, i'm upset by the way i've been treated by the party. >> steve: he's essentially a part-timer at white house, he can still do things with executive power to help the woman next to him. >> ainsley: we wish he would do something about the terrible economy and immigration problem, this cries he created on the border and i think this election is about issues. top issues for every american, every state we go to,

battleground states, they need state to win. economy is top issue in michigan, minnesota, pennsylvania and wisconsin. number two issue is immigration, just like we heard. as far as the economy is concerned, we were so much better off under donald trump, we have -- with kamala harris as president, they have taken 2000 away from every family on average. >> steve: everything costs more, inflation over last four years, up 20%, everything costs more. i was at shop rite in our town yesterday. they have done something in the last month or two to get people because people are no longer shopping like they used to. on the end caps, they have great big crates full of stuff that is

so cheap now, all the condimentes and things you need bec because -- >> ainsley: sausage in the basket. >> steve: whatever that is. there is a story today big lots will closeup to 315 stores, big down the stores. people can't afford stuff. my grocery store is trying to sell ketchup for $1.99. >> ainsley: coca-cola has seen prices go down. families are not going to restaurants or drinking water. >> lawrence: do you want it to get worse? do you want to double down on the insanity we are experiencing? >> steve: can it get worse? >> lawrence: it can get worse. we have family members that work hard and they are not cutting it, not enough to make bills. we hear about it all over the

country. social security people. >> brian: when you go to supermarket, you want quality, professional, chef boy reldee. >> steve: brilliant with spa gh ghetto -- spaghettio's. >> brian: we are not allowed to have jar sauce in my house, homemade. >> ainsley: when i went to college, i filled my dorm with chef boy rdee. i ate the ravioli. the bowl was so red afterward, i need to stop eating it. >> lawrence: depressing. >> steve: brian was raised on good meatballs, your mother

shared her recipe in our first cookbook. >> brian: she mailed me all the spices before youtube. >> ainsley: before your apartment went up in flames. >> brian: everything burned. >> ainsley: glad you are safe. earlier in vienna, taylor swift fans crying after her concerts were cancelled because police discovered ter -- >> they are lucky to be alive. taylor swift supposed to perform today, tomorrow and saturday as part of eras tour. 65,000 fans were expected at each concert and as many as 30,000 bystanders.

police learned terrorists had planned a -- with confirmation from government officials of planned terrorist attack, we had no choice but to cancel three scheduled shows for everyone's safety. two suspects, including a 19-year-old are in custody and third being questioned by authorities. a bomb squad found chemicals that could be used for explosives while searching one of their homes yesterday and found isis and al qaeda material. the suspects were focused on taylor swift concerts and were preparing to act. officers believe the suspects became radicalized through the internet and one pledged al allegiance to the group. taylor swift will perform in

london next week. >> carley: just the shows in vienna have been cancelled? >> carley: yes. two of the terrorists are in custody. you have to cancel to make sure everyone stays safe. >> steve: just takes one person. >> brian: and isis feels like they won when they interrupt life. >> ainsley: lapd releasing this photo of suspects accused of killing johnny wactor in may. he died shielding a colleague from gunfire and his heartbroken mother is demaniding justice. >> it is a pro-criminal atmosphere. they are not afraid. if you listen to anita's story, they heard them talking and lau laughing.

what can you do? >> ainsley: johnny wactor family and friends planning a press conference next tuesday 10 a.m. in l.a. to call for justice. new document from the doj show hunter biden was hired by romanian ol garbing to influence u.s. policy and opinion. david weis noting the president's son helped a romanian businessman contest bribery charges in that country. they split 3 million in payments from the business man, who is expected to testify against the first son. the trial will begin on september 5. today is national pickleball day. even celebrities are getting in on the fun.

speaking of celebrities and pickleball, steve played with kid rock in dallas back in may. >> steve: who enjoyed watching kid rock play bickel pickleball. you played peter doocy and he was in the fetal position for two days. >> steve: that is when they were playing singles, which is rough. >> brian: rock stars are not supposed to be in that kind of shape. >> steve: he's in amazing shape. my brother called and said, do you remember the lady kid rock played with, we want her name. >> ainsley: that is pastor jennife jeffers church and it burned down.

>> steve: it is a massive sport. for all people out there, i know you were taken between four and eight advil per day because you hurt all over. >> brian: pickleball is national holiday. turn around and go home, if you are going to work. post office and banks are closed, national holiday. dubbed worst mayor in america and being investigated by lori lightfoot. look out. illinois residents are fed up. that whole tease was true.

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h henyard. she is covering personal expenses including travel and security not necessary. she came under fire for alleged sexual assault by one of her allies where the victim claims to have been fired after speaking out. res residents questioned government spending practices in a meeting. >> this village deserves more than it is getting. from an outsider looking in, you are being hood winked. >> say things about me, i want you to prove it. like i say, fact versus fiction. >> trustees agreed to -- to save money. h henyard is investunder investig

by fbi for corruption. >> brian: 29 after the hour, gro growing divide in democratic administration. former president trump talking to us about it yesterday saying he -- the divide is highlighted, just take a listen. >> this is a shocking pick. it is insulting to jewish people, everyone thought it would be josh shapiro, turned out not to be. i have little doubt not for the reason we were talking about, it is the fact he is jewish and they think they will offend somebody else, they are so bad to jewish people and everything else. >> brian: next guest seems to agree, did she decide josh shapiro was too jewish to be a

vice president. david, it is impossible not to ask that question. what have you concluded? >> i mean, last friday night josh shapiro was light be ing his candle. he was enormously popular in the one state kamala harris needs and nomination passed him over as if he had lambs blood painted over his dur. it was moskowitz who said we see what is going on, don't do this. kamala harris just did it anyway and went with the protestant as not to it's00 clear to jewish people. >> brian: clear to vann jones. he said is it because he is

moderate? you have antisemitism marbled into this party, that is part of this party. watch josh shapiro prior to annou announcing tim walz and you see he is very talented guy. do you not want the battallegrod st state? >> i appreciate vann jones saying that, this is not rylan bread. if mash belled into the democratic party, something has to be done about that. their answer, republicans are racist and that is just not good enough. now we know from reporting from "new york times," kamala harris was meeting with undecided committee, pro-hamas figures who said we're not going to vote for the democrats and never going to appease these people.

she could put the arm band on and not appease these people. the fact richie torres and moskowitz seem to be quiet about it, it is bad. >> brian: they have to speak up. they asked people if you vote today, who would you vote for, in new york? 50-49, vote trump, that says something, the jewish community is liberal in new york city. >> yeah, it is not just the josh shapiro snub, it is coddling of the anti-semites and this feckless unbelievable biden-harris policy that blames the victim and says to israel, don't escalate. jews and non-jews are seeing this. when antisemitism starts

creeping in, it leads in dark directions. >> brian: they want to blame benjamin netanyahu. defense minister feels same way, most population same way while w wanting the hostages out. it is not a netanyahu problem. fox news alert. taylor swift forced to cancel three concerts in austria after police foiled an isis terror attack. what we know this morning. of bringing textile manufacturing back to america. we're taking the best fibers our farm can produce, spinning it at one location, weaving it, then finally into a cut and sewn product. there's value in buying american made it has a real life impact up and down the supply chain. we want our customers to feel how special this product is, right when they open the box. go to redlandcotton.com and receive 20% off

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police foiled an apparent isis terror attack planned for the concert. officials say terrorists plotted with knives or explosives before killing themselves, that was the plan. next guest is u.s. army vet who served in afghanistan. good morning. so many people talking about this taylor swift concert tour in europe and a lot of americans have been going over. it would be mas casualty event and would be an attack on all things western with taylor swift. >> yeah, absolutely. this is goal of groups like al qaeda to disrupt our way of life. given that what we witnessed in mo moscow, these threats have to be

taken seriously. that was massive attack launched by the islamic state and scores of russians. islamic state is making every effort to do things like conduct attacks against taylor swift concert. >> steve: bill, not just idle threats sons like they were ready with this operation going forward. you got to figure they got help from u.s. intel agencies. christopher wray has been saying we have to worry about that ever since moscow music hall. >> u.s. was warning. there is intelligence out there being picked up on these plots. the u.s. did issue a warning days before it happened.

that is good news. bad news is that islamic state is able to get operatives and using primarily in moscow they took advantage of tags /* ta tajik. we have to be accurate and they have to get through. we have seen instances in the west. been a while since islamic or al qaeda has pulled off an attack. it only takes one and disrupts our way of life. >> steve: going into big concerts, they have bag checks, m ma mag magnetometers. they were planning to kill little girls lining up outside

there, just mow them down. >> these groups are adapting and have been for decades now. we up our security, they make every effort to find a weakness. you are correct, that is w weakness, people gathering outside a concert and in parking lots. when islamic state did not have weapons, they used knives or rammed trucks into crowds. >> steve: scary stuff. thank you for getting up early to talk about this. >> thanks, always a pleasure. >> steve: 18 before top of the hour. astronauts were supposed to go up in space to the space station for eight days, now 60 days later, they are stuck up there with no plan to bring them home until next year perhaps, not making this up. stick around. be right back.

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>> ainsley: a new report reveals how minnesota's governor and kamala harris's vice presidential pick tim walz blew through almost 40 million of taxpayer dollars from the biden-harris american rescue plan for pandemic recovery. over 11 million went to the minnesota zoo. 9 million used for guaranteed basic income programs. 7 million for childcare subsidies. you didn't have to prove you were a legal citizen.

3 million for parking for state employees. 2 million for civil unrest expenses and much more. here is co-host of the big money show jackie deangelis. this was a year after the vaccine had come out. >> that's the most crucial part. what troubles me is they lied to people to get an earmark the money and spent it in the way you outlawed. a year after vaccines in january of 2022 when ohm kron was surging and through the pandemic and moving on. tim walz said i need $40 million to beef up the healthcare system in my state. 1500 people were in the hospital. they also told us if we all got shot up with the vaccine we wouldn't die from covid and we wouldn't need that kind of care. why i think this is important to the american people is because they tell you one thing and then they take the money and do something else. that's really important, ainsley. >> ainsley: minnesota this governor spent 99% of that

money, more than any other state, just as a reference. oklahoma and south carolina only spent 5% of what they could have spent. your money. >> our money, our american taxpayer money and why i think back to 2020 and in some regards this is a trojan horse. tell you they are more moderate and help and fix the problems. ultimately that's what president biden said and he didn't do any of that. he made it worse. if you dig down a little more into tim walz's economic record in his state it is troubling. >> ainsley: i'm glad you brought that up. "wall street journal" editorial board is calling him out bragging about low unemployment. when you look at the job growth in his state, the governor has been -- he has really -- this is government spending. he is saying more jobs for the government and social assistance but taking away money from private industries like retail, manufacturing, leisure, hospitality. >> that's what we've seen nationally as well.

government spending and jobs that are keeping this machine going. ultimately biden -- harris-walz administration would continue that moving forward. he pushed high income earners out of the state. the eighth state that saw people flee. they went to florida, texas, south dakota because the policies were not friendly to them. tax policies were not friendly. you have to look at this guy's rorpd and say if we want that nationally combined with kamala harris's record we'll be in big trouble. >> ainsley: it will just get worse. not only do you have harris, a socialist and extremist. he is as well. >> they are lying saying she is more moderate. she is flipping her positions. no, she will take care of you and pandering to the progressive base with walz. this is a disaster ticket, guys. >> ainsley: thank you for joining us. we'll see you tomorrow. >> bill: thank you, ainsley, good morning. we have a tale of two campaigns. former president trump