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♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [warren zeider singing] ♪ ♪ she's my pretty little poison, my heartache in the night with a kiss on her lips just like cyanide. she came with a warning, but i

didn't mind. hell on me, high every time. she's my pretty little poison. my pretty little poison. ♪ >> brian: good relationship, pretty, but she's poison. she's hot, but she's deadly. >> lawrence: the story of my life. >> brian: it can destroy my life, might be worth it. >> will: brian's anthem. >> brian: that is not true, i point it out. >> ainsley: college or love in your 20s. i shouldn't be with them, they are poison, i can't help it. >> will: ainsleys doesn't that remind you of heartbreak in college. i want to say, how many times

have you been heartbroken. >> ainsley: a lot. >> lawrence: why would you ask that question? >> will: how many times have you? >> lawrence: probably twice, maybe once. >> brian: not enough to write a song about. >> will: i would ask you, but i don't care. >> ainsley: women are heartbroken, we fall for the guys. i should have listened to my mom, she said, go for the dorks. >> brian: you got it right now. >> ainsley: took a long time. >> will: how many times you been heartbroken? >> brian: none of your business. you need strife in your life, if you want to write a good song. if you have a musician, break up with them publicly and embarrassing.

>> ainsley: should we say that was warren zeider's summer concert series. we talked to his parents, very nice people. no one in the family is musically inclined until warren. cool. >> brian: this is so much more cool. rather than tease the show, let's talk about ainsley's past. >> ainsley: i'm an open book. >> brian: find out about ainsley's relationship. >> ainsley: let's talk about news. vice president harris revealed her plan for the economy, just ahead today. >> brian: mark meredith has more. >> mark: no heartbreak here, we talk about the u.s. economy. we will hear vice president harris talk about rising prices from gas, groceries and everyday items americans are buying. harrises she will provide down

payment assistant and help for those with health insurance and give more power to reign in price gouging. any such expanded authority would likely be challenged in court. harris says people need more power. the american soc association of meat processors says from their perspective, they don't see price gouging occurring, they see companies trying to survive and keep communities fed with good, wholesome protein. for months we heard president biden accuse companies of price gouging. the white house says the economy is strong and consumers are doing better than ever before. republicans are pushing back saying americans cannot afford

everyday items. back to you. >> brian: you say, why is it happening? coming out of covid. true, we spent with the rescue plan and we know about marco rubio's everybody getting money to stay home, we understood it. president biden said i'm going to do better than president obama did. instead of 350 billion, which people said hurt our economy, go for 1.9 trillion. give 122 billion to schools, who didn't open up. give 30 million to mas transit. we gave american people 2.3 billion of excess spending in savings, money we didn't have. people have to earn it, that is how the system works. people had money coming free,

not working and started with the economy again, we had extra money in the system, it devalued currency and gave up 9% comb inflation rate. >> will: it is not coincidence she wants to distance herself from that and from biden administration. you can't distance yourself from the byted biden-harris economy. blitzing business with costly regulation, expanding overtime pay, restricting independent contractors, broadband build-out and environmental review. mrs. harris is promising same economic policy with shinier co countenance, don't expect better

results. >> lawrence: there is a stunning myth from the administration. they are saying things were worse under donald trump and they fixed the trump economy. a lot of people may not like donald trump, they don't even make that point. they say, he is bombastic, don't like his tweets, at least we had jobs and money in our pocket. the harris-biden administration trying to paint measures like things were so bad and because of the pandemic and donald trump mismanaged, they have to take risks to make things better. >> ainsley: donald trump says common sense. when you want gas prices to go down, you don't shut down the pipeline or put regulations on energy companies, that affects jobs, all prices at the pump across the board, it affects everything you eat, truck

drivers need to pay for affordable gas. if it is expensive, they pass that cost on to you, that is why prices are so expensive. when she says we are going after price gougers, they are not making a lot of money. what about mom and dad who own a grocery store. >> will: i don't know if we have the graph, it is striking. average margin for a business in america is 8.5%, how much profit they are making. grocery business issic maing 1.2%. >> ainsley: look at that, so low compared to profit they make or compared to what do you call that, what they are bringing in, not necessarily profit. >> will: 1.2% is their profit margin. >> ainsley: she wants to increase minimum wage, so that will be smaller --

>> lawrence: they will shut down and people will be unemployed and there will be food shortage and they will blame greed. they will say greed with corporation, despite them not having money to pay. >> brian: look at numbers and span through in terms of prices, real wages, inflation, hard, fast numbers. 18 rates, 18-year high, not selling or buying and personal debt. they are saying forgive healthcare debt and give people money to pay their first home. it is not up to you to take t taxpayer dollars, everybody wants help. we can't help everyone and have free market. you can't forgive student loan debt or give money to buy a home.

>> ainsley: they have benefits if you are first-time home buyer. >> brian: there are special loans for that. >> will: we would not be conducting unheard of experiment to go down the price she is suggesting, price control, it has been played out in other countries. in other countries like venezuela in the present as pointed out by donald trump. >> kamala is reportedly proposing communist price control. if price controls worked, i would go along with it, they don't work, they have opposite impact and effect. it leads to food shortage, rationing, hunger, more inflation, their imminflation reduction act caused the inflation, it was a con-job, maduro plan, like something straight out of venezuela or soviet union. this announcement is admission her economic policies have

failed and caused really a catastrophe for our country and beyond that, in the world. >> lawrence: weird. if you talk to the pundits, they say kamala harris has become a moderate, moderating her position. the policy proposals she's suggesting, nothing moderate about it. this is socialism on steroids. >> brian: they just released it now. if you want to put up bullet points, cut taxes for middle class, tax credit, cut taxes to help afford health insurance and affordable care act marketplace. they will give more money. stop wall street investors from marking up homes in bulk. that is what i thought trump should bring up. stop rent setting data firms from price fixing.

building starter homes, there is shortage of homes in this country. some of the stuff makes sense, it is all buying boats, help first time homeowner, vote for them. i will what they have been doing with cutting student loan debts. >> ainsley: they are putting a bandaid, if you want to allow people to buy more homes, they cannot afford it because of interest rates. you can give me $2000 to buy my first home, i still can't afford it, because of interest rates. >> will: get interest rates down. interest rates is high because inflation is high, inflation is high because of government spending. >> ainsley: that is what democrats, harris and biden did. donald trumps, i will make us energy independent, i had it

that way, they came in and shut down pipeline, changed energy sector and slapped on, they are printing more and more money. were you better off under donald trump or under kamala and biden? >> lawrence: that is the question, if you cut through nonsense and headlines and profiles, that is question for the american people, what do you want this election to be about? what issue is more important? can you survive another four years of this madness? if truly more beneficial to you to eliminate mean tweets and as eliminate bombast, maybe double down on it. if you miss what you had before and can tolerate a little of the bombast, can you even survive another four years?

>> brian: tim walz is blowing up. this radical e-mom he is best friends with, ranting antisemitism his entire career. >> ainsley: they were together for five different events and he is saying, they have no connection. >> ai >> lawrence: where will he be during the convention? >> brian: protest will be a big deal. >> will: investigation into matthew perry death, five including two doctors have been cha charged. >> ainsley: chanley painter has details. >> chanley: two doctors and three others are being held responsible. three of the five defendants charged have agreed to plead guilty to various drug conspiracy and distribution account including perry's long-time personal assistant who injected matthew perry with the fatal dose that caused the

death. according to the indictment, kenny iwamasa purchased the drugs from a master chef on behalf of the late star and admitted to injecting perry with ketamine and he faces 15 years behind bars. one doctor accused of bilk ing dollars out of perry, dr. salvador plasencia was arrested yesterday. he said perry appeared to freeze up after he administered a large dose to perry, yet that doctor sold perry $6000 worth before he died. >> perry's ketamine addiction grew, he wanted more and he wanted it faster and ep chaer, that is how he ended up buying from street dealers who sold the ketamine that led to his death. >> chanley: perry's step-father, keith morrisons we are heartbroken by matthew's death,

it has helped to know law enforcement has taken this case seriously, we look forward to justice taking its course. the source of the ketamine, jasveen sangha, was arrested and arraigned yesterday. she pleaded not guilty and being held without bail. she faces maximum sentence of life behind bars. guys. >> ainsley: thank you so much. hand over to carley. we were all waiting on someone to toss to carley. >> carley: you took the reigns, i appreciate you. i thanked chanley, i wanted to give time to brian. >> will: i know brian likes to talk. >> lawrence: he's territorial. >> brian: how long would you have stood there if we did not toss? anchor standoff. >> lawrence: do you want to be the face of the show? >> brian: take it away. >> carley: from one tragic

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billion records were stolen in a massive hack. according to report members of us u usdod, offered to sell information with l.a. times report includes addresses, phone numbers and social security numbers. data was stolen from background check company national public data who confirmed the breach. dolly parton is launching new makeup line that will last you from 9 to 5. she teased the announcement on social media with a picture 2in front of vanity mirror with lipstick. each will be named after hit songs, joline retd and rosebud. it will launch next week. >> ainsley: she will make more money. >> lawrence: will you be a customer, brian?

>> brian: yeah, it would change our lives. >> ainsley: i know what i'm getting you for christmas. >> lawrence: i take mine off quickly. >> brian: if you do something later on, you have to start over again. i will subscribe. we have similar complexion. >> ainsley: she is nicest person, been on the show a lot. she is tiny. dolly, you can fit three legs in my one leg. tiny, full of love. >> will: how old is dolly? 70 something? got to be, i think. >> ainsley: she looks like she's in her 60s, so pretty. 78. >> will: news you can use this morning. >> ainsley: so nice, i love her and love her story. >> lawrence: i have not heard one person say she does not like dolly. >> brian: will, read us out.

>> will: i was waiting, i don't interrupt. >> ainsley: my daughter wants me to pull her out of school next time dolly comes on. >> lawrence: he likes to steer the conversation. >> will: kamala harris blames grocery stores for high prices, take a look at her plan. >> brian: plus, warren zeidder is performing in the all american summer concert series. ♪ ♪ i keep breaking my, maybe that is what i get for the good ones i hurt. i keep chasing the fire and keep getting burned. ♪ ♪ i'm a heartbreaker, that's what i do. recognize crazy i guess i'm just

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conditions will deteriorate until tomorrow morning. has been hit 11 times. hurricane warning in place, will see close pass, maybe direct impact. rest of the united states, this stays off shore. beaches will be rough, area beaches, be careful, not worried about a direct impact. over to you. >> brian: thank you. talk money, kamala harris finally debuting her economic platform, in a few hours, new tax credit, costly support for first-time home buyers and price gouging. harris calls out grocery stores, but look at this, profit margins are shown to be 1.2%. ke kevin joins us. from what you see and what has been framed out this morning,

what will this do? >> this is about the most terrifying proposal i've seen. what kamala harris is saying, the government needs to set the price of things. if they set the price of food, they might as well set the price for everything else. they want to set rent. this is socialism. it never ends well. if you go back and look at countries that tried this, cuba, venezuela, ukraine when the soviet union organized it, it leads to famine and shortages. people who own buildings can't afford it because they set rent so low. it is right before the democratic national convention, she is the nominee and she is

going all in on socialism. it means these people are that way, they believe in socialism and want to change this country and they are willing to say it up front. it is astonishing she would do that. >> brian: kevin, don't you care about first-time home buyers and don't you care people have healthcare debt and people have student loans? if you don't, you don't care about people, you only like rich people that is spin for people pushing back on what she is presenting. >> right, way to respond is if you create happy business environment, people get jobs, have high income and can afford stuff. if you want cheap places to live, stop encouraging expansion of building into parts of the city not zoned to have houses.

a lot of things you can do help folks and it is not having government set things. what will happen, if you arep friends with hillary clinton and kamala harris, you will get it. if you are ordinary folk, you go find someone to get you razor blades, there will be shortages and shelves will be empty >> make no mistake, in socialist markets, the shelves are empty. >> brian: 52-46, when asked who they trust with the economy. she says i'm for fracking and off-shore drilling. regulation and maximizing federal land and not letting people drill on it. subtle way to hurt oil and gas

without saying i want a ban on it, isn't there? >> look how she said that. at first she wants to ban fracking, her campaign put out a statement that says, we're not opposed to all forms of fracking, there are probably some where you use unicorns and pixy dust, fracking, they did not say they are fine with it, they said we are not opposed to all forms of fracking. >> brian: it is on a pause all new leases before they vote. kevin hassett, thanks so much. that was preview of the speech going to be coming out in a few hours, this afternoon we'll cover it. liberal media has questions for kamala harris as she closes in on a month without interviews or press conferences, pete hegseth is next. first warren zeider performs

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>> lawrence: ahead of his rally in swing state of pennsylvania tomorrow, former president donald trump held another hour-long press conference. >> will: that is 81 questions trump has taken since the harris ticket was finalized. for her, 14. >> ainsley: "washington post" has serious questions for the vice president, including questions about the botched withdrawal in afghanistan. >> president biden said he wanted you to be last person in the room for big decisions, he made a big decision, afghanistan, were you the last person in the room? >> yes. >> and you feel comfortable? >> i do. >> brian: i'm sure not comfortable with that answer

now. "fox and friends" pete hegseth. president biden never had an approval rating close to 50%. she deserves the same label, don't you think? >> pete: on everything. it should be biden-harris, she's worked hard to decouple herself from the administration. you know what it feels like in media context? if you are playing baseball and you are behind, you don't go to four corner offense, you do that when you are ahead. harris came in behind, is now in four-corner delay offense and con convenient part for her, she is looking at score board and points are magically going on the score board. they are playing delay four corners and media is doing the work for them.

you can imagine how frustrating that is for donald trump. kamala harris was there from foreign policy to do domestic policy. most radical senator, erase headline, she is great. look at cover of time magazine. we want a policy debate, this is not policy debate, can you frame and characterize kamala harris as the radical chameleon political animal that will make your life worse on all aspects? that is what trump team has to focus on, be aggressive and push for as many debates as possible, anywhere, any time, force her on their terms to answer questions. it is four corners and they are watching the score go up and counting on media to do it for them. this is why a lot of people have apprehension and kamala is happy to let it happen.

>> will: good analogy. >> ainsley: good if you know what he's talking about. [laughter] >> lawrence: that was good. >> will: she looked at me, well. my dad will -- >> brian: she grew up with the 32nd clock. >> will: it is defense. that do anything for you? >> ainsley: it doesn't. >> will: pete, big announcement, what do you have this morning? >> pete: your dad is a basketball coach, you know deep down somewhere. >> ainsley: he's ashamed right now. >> pete: big announcement, my favorite event of the year, patriot awards are back, on thursday, december 5, go to

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>> before we get to warren zeider, check in on fox square. >> it's been so much fun. everybody say john looks like warren. we are leaving from here going to grand ole opry cooking for ve veterans. >> ainsley: here to perform, thank you for being here. here to perform relapse, give it up for warren zeiders.

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maybe we should relive. whoa, whoa, whoa. ♪ ♪ [cheering] >> brian: "fox and friends" weekend. thank you. >> will: go to warren zei zeiders.com, find dates for you. >> brian: when do we see you next? all right. >> ainsley: your parents said no one in your family is musically inclined and now you will be singing at madison square garden. how do you feel? >> we skipped a generation, i got the gift from god. >> thank you, warren. >> ainsley: have a good weekend. >> bill: shout out to mom and dad. rebranding bidenomics here we go. kamala harris rolling out big