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>> lawrence: all right, it's 8:00 a.m. on the east coast, wednesday, august 14th. trump will layout his plan while kamala harris says it has been a priority for years. so what happened? >> for the president and me, fighting inflation is one of our administration's top economic priorities. when i'm president, it will be day one priority. >> ainsley: what about the last 1300 days. >> brian: don't get bogged down. >> ainsley: silly. next week's dnc in chicago, the cities it will not tolerate riots. >> steve: this as israel and hamas set to resume ceasefire talks tomorrow. former secretary of state mike

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from the white house. >> you guys crack me up. good morning. remember what james carville used to say, it is the economy, stupid. voters are likely thinking economy is the main issue. we will hear from both presidential campaigns on this topic. today former president trump will be in asheville, north carolina. a battleground state. he made the economy a central figure in his campaign. he insists americans can no longer buy groceries, homes or cars. >> what is making them angry is what kamala and biden allowed to happen, it's a disaster with inflation. the inflation, it does not matter what you make, inflation is eating you alive. they are using their money and borrowing money to live. >> tomorrow vice president

harris will join president biden outside the d.c. suburbs. this is not a campaign event, it is a chance for white house to show consumers they are bringing costs down. on friday, harsz will be in north carolina to talk about prices, touting union support. on monday, tim walz urged voters to credit harris. >> she fought corporate lead, she led this administration work to eliminate barrier to organizing. >> i apologize, that was tuesday. we will update where things stand with the economy this morning. how much are consumers paying for items now compared to a week ago and a month ago. dow is flat, we'll see how the markets react when numbers come

out. >> brian: within the half-hour. >> steve: if numbers are good for the administration, we will hear more from kamala harris on how they turned the corner. she has to turn and run from joe biden's bidenomics, doesn't she? >> great question. i was hoping the white house would get asked this, if harris campaign will embrace bidenomics or go in a different direction. on friday, she will give her own economic speech. she will be standing next to the president tomorrow in maryland and campaign on friday. >> lawrence: quick question, i don't know this. this speech she is giving, will there be a q&a after the speech? >> no indication there would be a q&a. this is, my understanding, this is visit to raleigh that was supposed to happen last week. the hurricane hit and they changed plans. this is not a press opportunity.

there will be a travel cesspool with her, there is a chance she could get questions. >> steve: you know, as a member of traveling press, as soon as she's done upons talking, they turn the music up loud so a question or answer can't get through. >> the weirder one, the people will scream, thank you, press, thank you. trying to shout you and push you out of the way. reporters are a dogged bunch. your son yesterday got the president to stop and get a question in. >> he did. >> ainsley: inflation, economy is number one issue we hear, number two is immigration out at diners and here is the reason. gas is up 46%, dprshs up 21%, energy bills up 33%, day care uch 16%, rent up, car insurance

up 53%, transportation up 56%. those are have to haves, necessities for life. >> steve: we just heard from somebody, cost of housing was sos expensive, they were thinking of selling their house and moving into an rv. >> brian: groceries, if you go shopping, you feel this. people say, inflation is undo, it never really came down from the upon 9%. it has gotten less and building on threshold of 9%. se serial cereal, lucky charms is most expensive because they have charms in there. >> steve: what kind of charms? it is food. >> brian: it is paraphernalia. >> steve: like cracker jacks.

>> brian: prize goes into milk, what do you do? >> ainsley: they should make boxes of mashsh malos, that's what the kids eat. >> brian: whoever came up with that, nobody was healthy, the cereal was terrible, unless you had shredded wheat. then they put frosted on it and it was horrible for you and it was lose-lose. >> steve: we grew up with shredded wheat. i was from kansas. >> brian: they did research, 60% of people want kamala harris to abe bandon bidenomics, 38% say take a completely different approach. 33% said make major changes. she heralded it up untils

recently and last summer they sold bidenomics. >> lawrence: if you talk to the administration, they have made life better after donald trump >> this is pitch for kamala harris. she was part of that and they will gain. >> ainsley: what will she do differently? she had 1300 days to do something. >> brian: she hired a socialist. >> steve: she will say, when i was in california, i went after big companies screwing people. we gave prices of individual things. a new survey, shows amount you spend on groceries depend where you live. average monthly cost of groceries across the united states, hawaii isolated more expensive, couple hundred bucks

more, mississippi, followed by new york, 1154. here in new york state, look at this, curious, pennsylvania more than 1000 and wisconsin about $1000. >> ainsley: look, minnesota is hig highest. upons >> steve: you have pennsylvania and wisconsin, both swing states. what is interesting, that is average family, families with children spend 331 dollars per week on average in the us. that is 41% more. if you have kids, you spend 41% more on weekly groceries than people down the street without kids. >> brian: people are not going to amusement parks, either, those are considered middle-class vacation and choosing not to go.

mandatory minimum wage is so high, then you charge so much and people say, it is no longer rationale for me to go out and buy a quick hamburg er, now it is $20. >> lawrence: minority voters, specifically his pappic community, this is what he had to say, inflation is impacting -- >> ainsley: this was on univision last night. >> get rid of inflation, inflation has hurt the hispanic population badly, it has hurt everybody. your listeners have been horribly hurt with inflation and in countries where they come from, mexico or other places, inflation has been caused to large xnt by the united states policy on energy. she will never do anything about inflation, she has no idea. she does not know what the word means. she's forced to go with my

policies. i came out with no taxes on tips and two days ago she said no taxes on tips. she does not know what it means. >> steve: interesting to see how she responds to bidenomics when she gives speech on friday in raleigh. >> brian: we have a clue. >> steve: we kind of do. here is thing, the campaign feels so many people know so little about kamala harris, she can pretty much define herself. keep in mind, she is not doing interviews, it is about public p perception and stuff you see online and in clips. average person does not watch life live news, who is under 50. stuff winds up on your phone. new and improved kamala harris, who is a price fighter for you going forward, if she's

president. >> lawrence: two things, i haven't been able to understand. before they did the switcheroo, she had lower approval rating than joe biden. people did not like her. she is part of this administration, when you see numbers of inflation, talk about the border and all that. stick on the economy, that is what people feel on day-to-day basis, maybe it is just me and i don't want to insult anyone. i'm surprised the election is this close when you look at polling. when we go everywhere and talk to democrats and republicans and old and young, everyone says everything is going bad, so the fact it is this close and some people say we want to double down on this, i don't get that. >> brian: one pollster was talking about science behind it, kamala harris is running as a generic democrat, you always do

better than an actual person. this is what they did bad. she is running wrought without any policy, generic democrat. sooner or later, it is up to republicans and nikki haley talked about this yesterday, define wither had own words and bring her to life. if she won't come down, you make her respond and when people start seeing clips, if you don't watch the whole show, you will get clips of shows or interviews, you will see she is no longer generic democrat after the dnc. >> ainsley: how does she feel voting in america? she was anti-fracking and wanted to take your guns, she promised to decriminalize illegals, pay for their healthcare and medication, abolish ice, medicare for all, expand the

iran deal. those are things she said in the past. economy is number one and she's responsible for this high inflation. and we asked you to write in. here are e-mails. from leeann, my son ands his family, my daughter and her family and myself have had to move out of our homes and live in rv's. four years ago, we all had homes. >> lawrence: incredible. >> brian: mom of three, we're struggling, four years ago we were saving money and now we bory from family to buy groceries. some days we feed the kids, i won't eat to save money, this is out of control. >> lawrence: people missing meals. debra goes, i manage a ministorage facility, many are storing because they have lost their home and their units get

auctioned because they can't pay the rent. i see inflation, i'm surrounded by it. >> steve: heart breaking. people have to downsize and move into rv's and put in storage, if you don't make that payment, after a while, they are going to sell people's whole lives in storage units. it is a assign of the time. >> lawrence: i will take mean tweets to keep my house and food on the table. >> brian: i don't know if president trump should watch, they will beat up on him at the dnc. massive protests, pro-palestinian, pro-hamas protests. we saw at union square two weeks ago and this has been promised to the point joe biden was talking about doing a vurtual dnc. a retired chicago cop says, this is going to be out of control.

if i see permits requested, it is going to be out of control. watch. >> no doubt they will have a large police presence here, question will come down to, what are they going to do if things go up for grabs? one thing if it is peaceful protests, but when chaos takes off, will they allow officers to do the job they are here to do? they are not going to let them get close. nobody inside that arena will hear anybody on the outside. they want attention, they want to be on camera and there are agitators. >> steve: there will be protests and the problem in summer of 2020, there were protests that got ugly. i think two days ago now, top cop in chicago said okay, you

can protests, put you can't riot. question becomes, what point are cops given authority to say that is no longer a protest, that is a riot. they made it clear, they will crack down on violent actors and vandals. when somebody gets out a can of sp spraypaint and paints a starbucks -- >> ainsley: they are putting up new fencing. anchors will, but if you are march being on the dnc, i heard it was a 10-minute walk from the united center. 30,000 expected, vowing coalition on the wa on g -- war on gaza. they are demanding jameskamala s

and joe biden. >> lawrence: they are bringing in reinforcement. chicago is out of control now. they tell people don't shoot people and every week we report on robings and carjackings in the city. you mean to tell me, they are able to get control of the protesters for one week? i hope so. i pray so. break because of the assassination attempt on donald trump life, that might be enough, you can't stop them totally. you are allowed to peacefully protest with a permit. >> steve: last thing they want is repeat of n1968, that cost t election and damage for years to come. >> brian: tropical storm ernesto could become a hurricane any time now as it skirts by puerto rico, unleashing strong winds. the region could get 10 inches

of rain. >> steve: check in with janice dean, crazy to be talking about such a big storm on such a beautiful day in new york. >> janice: it is gorgeous in new york city. for folks in puerto rico, heavy rain. it is nearing hurricane strength north of puerto rico still dumping a ton of rain w, we're concerned about mud slides and people without power. this island is vulnerable to four hurricanes. it is bringing ins credible amounts of rain. upons u.s. virgin islands, we have hurricane watches and anti anticipating hurricane by noon hour. rain still to come for puerto rico, not getting that report, upward of a foot. hi to my friends in montreal, he wanted tickets to see gutfeld. >> we got them. thank you.

dino and sara. >> janice: very nice, i told you i would get you tickets to gutfeld. >> steve: you buried the lead, you got them tickets? >> janice: yes. >> steve: nicely done. >> ainsley: he was there and said, can you get me gultfeld tickets. >> janice: it was greg's people, greg did not call me. >> ainsley: if not, send him -- >> steve: they are so early in the day, you could have put them in his studio and waited -- >> janice: i would not do that to them. okay, guys. >> brian: mike pompeo is next, is middle east about to explode? we'll discuss it with him. choose advil liqui-gels for faster, stronger and longer-lasting relief than tylenol rapid release gels. because advil targets pain at the source of inflammation.

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states. the aim is to find an end to the war in gaza in exchange for palestinian prisoners. they waup to prevent iran from launching a larger attack. >> we continue to believe diplomatic resolution is achievable because we continue to believe that no one truly wants a full-scale war between lebanon and israel, especially not lebanese people and the israeli people. >> trey: those on the ground are pessimistic about possibility of an agreement happening, end to broader conflict would stabilize security situation. suffering in gaza continue with death toll rising there, horrible stories plague the

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release of all living hostages and final phase major reconstruction plan for gaza and hostages your honor ared to families. this will not happen on israeli side unless higher-ups in hamas are dead, especially sinwar. >> brian, i think that is right, it doesn't talk about the iranian nuclear program, we focus on hamas and forget that the problem sits in tehran, iranian leadership. when biden administration talks about ceasefire, hamas and tehran get excited, that is great for them. they can repeat, as they have promised to do, again and again and again. it is silly to speak about a ceasefire. i see diplomatic scrambling and think what foolishness it is for america to accept that iran will impose cost, kill 1200 israelis, hold americans hostage and we

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>> carley: back with headlines, new twist in murdaugh case. will hear arguments over whether he was given a fair trial. his lawyer claims there is evidence of court tampering by be county clerk who they say used his murder trial to promote her book about his case. murdaugh was sentenced to two life sentences. hunter biden asked state department for a deal while his father was v.p. "new york times" indicate hunter biden wrote one letter to u.s. ambassador to italy in 2016 seeking assistantance where he

was a board member. over to you. >> steve: thank you, carley. speaking of trying, all campaigns, whether presidential or school board, you try to control the message. a news story, you try to do what you can to massage the message. >> ainsley: especially if you don't like the message. >> steve: interesting story out there, harris's campaign is allegedly rewriting headlines to make harris look better. >> brian: from actual stories. >> steve: people don't realize that is going on. >> brian: before untouched, the article read, impact of biden economic agenda, on that side, harris will carry biden's economic record into future. >> ainsley: which nobody wants, look what they did after.

>> brian: from their perspective, v.p. harris economic vision, lower cost and higher wages. its it above, it is sponsored, that is inaccurate. >> lawrence: they are taking logo of the publication and making it seem like the headline. they did it again in reuters, impact of biden economic -- go to north dakota. walz selected as v.p. pick afters harris picks tim walz, 250 minnesota families win. that was never in the headline, they made it that way. >> ainsley: and impact of biden's economic agenda may be felt long after presidency. they changed it to say inflation is down, under the biden-harris administration, the u.s. is

winning an inflation fight. >> steve: google says that trump camp is not running these sponsored advertising, other campaigns have done it in the past. facebook stopped doing this, they felt it was disinformation. when you look at that stuff, it says at the top, sponsored content from the campaign. average person, they don't read it, they look for the headline, inflation is down and harris picks tim walz. it is appalling. ? news out fits are saying, we will contact google, we don't like this. >> lawrence: why contact google? go to the campaign, this is misinformation from you campaign, this is not our headline, asking you to cease and desist it. upon thp looks as if we said it, that is wrong. >> ainsley: they will do

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its boeing crew flight test as two astronauts remain stuck in space and may not return until february. nasa says it is making plans to bring the crew home, but they've already been up there for more than two months on a mission that was only supposed to last eight days. speaking of space, imagine seeing the northern lights are up there. astronauts aboard the international space station got quite the show, even capturing this time lapse of the moon setting into the streams of green and red light. how poetic is that, guys? over to you. >> that is so pretty. thank you very much. >> you're welcome. >> out of this world. commercial pilots posting a video, kind of like this one, of several ufos dancing in the sky. >> it once again raises the question, are we alone in the universe? >> i can't answer that question, but thankfully we have an expert that knows a thing or two about life beyond this galaxy. >> i'm replacing you as captain of the enterprise. >> may i ask why?

>> my experience. find years out there dealing with the nuns like this. >> captain kirk himself, william shatner, joins us now. good morning to you. >> good morning to you. so happy to be with you and tell you about this new show. >> we are going to get to the fox nation show, but we wanted to ask you about what these pilots have seen. they were flying from saudi arabia to nigeria, and they claim they saw these ufos. do you think are real? >> well, it depends what you mean by real. they are seeing something, but what are they seeing? that's the problem. what are they? what are they doing? why are they there? we don't know. it's part of the mystery of life, isn't it? we are surrounded by mystery. we are surrounded by, what happens after death? is there a god? what's going happen to the universe? and all that kind of thing. and here the strange things are

happening, and beyond the strange things they are seeing in the sky, they are finding debris on the ground and seeing things going into the ocean. what are they? where are they? where did they come from? do they really exist, or are they fata morgana, like seeing water in the desert? it is mysterious and it is a question. >> well, jim -- rather, william. >> william will do. don't live in the past, right? >> sorry. >> he just did a birthday message for a jim. >> what do you want to know, dick? dick, what do you want to know? >> here's a clip from your brand-new special on fox nation about aliens amongst us. watch. >> i spent decades pretending to

explore space, and then i got the chance to go there. i'm william shatner, and i'm back! and i want to know, is anybody out there? we asked pilots, and officials, the question -- are there aliens among us? >> james t kirk, william shatner, what do you think? >> i think there are aliens among us, and i think you may represent one. we don't know that. [laughter] >> he could be right! >> did you learn something from the special and doing it? i know every day is like a university for you. >> well, the mystery of life, we are all tuned into. yeah, you know, there is no specificity. we don't say, look, here's a piece of a spaceship. but there are rumors that the

american government has reverse engineered things they have found, debris they have found that they think come from spaceships. with the mystery is, why haven't they landed on the white house grounds and said "here we are, and we've got to stop the wars and the squabbling. these bigger things than that out there." why they haven't revealed themselves, i don't know. >> that's the real question, william. >> that will be part two. >> give us the information. thank you so much. >> thank you. great to talk to you. >> pleasure to be with you. the show is on streaming on fox nation. >> yes, it is. "aliens among us with william shatner," only available on fox nation. no knockoffs. we have eight seconds to say something profound. >> i can't wait until i'm elderly. you can say whatever the hell you want to say. >> bill: that might be a