aishah: you thank you so been the decision.ance: i would never venture to guess whether reese made the decision or not i would defer to what he told you the other day would look i thank you so a great off candace to look at what if you look at his pulling i so strong in the like it is so competitive out there, but really not sure really matters who chooses at this juncture. aishah: temp i know the watching is pick is going to matter a lot of course, is going have to go head-to-head kamala harris yourself in the debate stage when you make of his comments. tim: i think he's going to make a decision and he'll make it outdated we do not know i think. aishah: do you thank you so going to come they get out of your guys. tim: will he would have to move stays well you know if there is a lot of choices but i think of the day donald trump is a defining person on the ticket. aishah: that is what i do believe that he made the decision to do the interview with me, on the spot in the moment as well that was premeditated i think about joining

. >> aishah: i like the heat. i'm aishah hosni. republicans are mapping out steps to be ready on day one if trump should win a second term and planning also depends on maintaining control of the house and possibly flipping the senate. taxes and the deficit, those are the top priorities. trump says that he wants to reduce your taxes, cut them and keep them low. unlike democrats who say that they want more of your hard-earned dollars. >> we will make the trump tax cuts permanent and cut taxes even more for working families and small businesses. they will let them expire and give you the biggest tax increase you have had ever by four times. >> bill: that from the weekend. chad pergram has the follow-up on capitol hill. good morning. >> good morning. reupping those expiring tax cuts will be one of the biggest goals for congressional republicans and the former president. most republicans appear to back mr. trump following last week's meetings in washington. >> i think it has a lot to do with the way he has run his campaign and speaking,

. >> aishah: i'm aishah hosni and this is "america's newsroom." a big story that is breaking right now and people are saying this is like lakin riley 2.0. it happened in a blue state. investigators say the suspect was stalking her for months before he attacked her from el salvador and has a rap sheet in his own home country. the family says the border has to be more secure so this never happens to your family. >> this is not a democrat or republican problem. this is an american problem. you would think that the border patrol would be able to stop people and say hey, are you wanted for murder back in your country? if so, you can't come in here. that certainly is a big problem. merchandise is a long way from the southern border. clearly it is not something just affecting southern states. >> bill: the man accused of the murder entered the country illegally last year. he has a criminal past including ties to violent gangs. he was arrested in oklahoma, which is hundreds of miles away from the crime scene in maryland. >> this is the second woman in our

great to have you, aishah. >> aishah:, this is "america's newsroom." congressman bowman becomes the first progressive squad member to lose his seat. the "new york post" cover today with this headline firing squad. it comes after a string of controversies including last year when he pulled the fire alarm while republicans were teeing up a big vote. last night he appeared to blame the loss on opposition spending from a pro-israel group. >> we should be outraged when a super pac of dark money can spend $20 million to brainwash people into believing something that isn't true. even though aipac and their affiliates -- don't boo. boo. >> dana: brain washed, really? trey gowdy is here to react. let's go to eric shawn in the new york newsroom. >> good morning, dana. the squad has shrunk. now there will be one less member of the far left progressive group. last night democratic voters in westchester county and part of the bronx said they're sick of the squad's leftist political viewings and dumped jamal bowman in favor of george latimer, the westchester county

hey, aishah. aishah: happy saturday to you, i'm aishah hasnie. while biden engages in the hollywood orbit, former president donald trump is visiting deep blue detroit, attempting to weaken president biden's grip on the city and make further inroads with black voters. this at a time when biden's support within key democratics is anything, but certain. madison alworth is joining us live to break down the president's gains that could be up for grabs. madison. >> aishah, griff, great to talk to you. we're here in detroit, michigan, we're here at 180, and the president is going to talk at 4 p.m. to pastors and community members here at detroit as he attempts to win back the city and the state. so this is trump's fourth visit to michigan this year. the campaign, very serious about winning back the state after it flipped blue in 2020. and polling indicates that it might be possible. latest polling shows the two presidential candidates are in a dead heat in the wolverine state. and he's focusing on the largest metro area, detroit. they saw voter turnout

aishah? >> i think this whole climate change dialogue is not going to work i think it's been used the last few decades. i think we should address it directly what it which pollution. >> aishah: that's the terminator speaking out on the politics of climate change and some voluble democrats are now moving away from biden's electric vehicle push. what does that mean for november? >> sandra: and chicago's crime crisis taking a tragic toll on many families the mayor helping out victims but is he making the city and he saved her? chicago pastor cory brooks will join us next. >> people like mayor brandon johnson continues to endorse policies that have made chicago much more lawless. oh, why leaffilter? it's well designed, efficient, i appreciate that. leaffilter's technology keeps debris out of your gutters for good, guaranteed. what more could you ask for? call 833.leaf.filter today, or visit leaffilter.com. you know what's brilliant? boring. think about it. boring is the unsung catalyst for bold.

aishah?hah: so for more on all of this former deputy to white house chief of staff and fox news contributor karl rove thank you for joining us happy friday to you. we will get to debate prep and a second because i can imagine you have lots of thoughts on that and the differences in how they are doing it very get to this is today that the prime just made former president trump that he is going to hold a big rally in virginia the day after the debate. it's really interesting because virginia, i mean he seems to think is in play now. he just met with the governor, governor youngkin about a week ago. he is sort of expanding the map into states you normally would not think would flip for him. what will you think of this? do they get to good call to focus on states like virginia? >> well, the trump campaign believes they are on the edge of a significant realignment of american politics. they will sweep not only the states they one last time around plus the six battleground states this time but also

great to be with you. >> aishah: i'm aishah hosni. it is rare for the supreme court to issue decisions three days in a row but with 14 cases remaining on the docket opinions are set to be released today, tomorrow, and friday. and we actually won't know until tomorrow if more days might be added as well next week. here are some of the big cases we're waiting for. >> dana: everything from presidential immunity that could shape the future of u.s. politics to abortion and social media censorship. we have the legal team standing by and thank goodness for that. andy mccarthy and jonathan turley, waiting outside the court chief legal correspondent shannon bream. good morning, here we go. >> 14 cases left. everybody has immunity at the top of their list. what will it mean for president trump and presidents going forward? remember during the arguments gorsuch said we're writing a rule for the ages that will have impact well beyond just the legal trouble facing president trump right now. we've also got a case involving abortion, the january 6th

aishah, great interview. thank you. >> got it. >> shannon: president biden is now on the record he will not commute the eventual sentence for his son after his conviction on felony gun charges. during his news conference today with ukraine's president in italy, president biden reiterated he will not pardon his son but this was the first time he addressed the commutation question. white house correspondent jacqui heinrich reports tonight from bari, italy. hello, jackie. >> good evening to you, shannon. u.s. officials have been uncharacteristically blunt. this summit was meant to deliver lasting support for ukraine because biden's future in office isn't guaranteed. the reality that came into sharper view with french and u.k. leaders also facing headwinds. but biden also had personal problems to shoulder on the world stage. >> would you commute your son? >> jacqui: amid hand shake sealing 10 year flowage build u.k. defenses with the 2024 elections throwing future aid in doubt, president biden couldn't escape que

i'm thinking about the economy. >> aishah: in montana, i'm aishah hasnie, fox news. >> gillian: comingn the israel-hamas cease-fire negotiations. more hostages are confirmed dead while in hamas captivity and we will talk with the father of an american who is still right now held by hamas terrorists. first, beyond our borders tonight, let's take a look. indiana's election commission says that the coalition led by the prime minister modi has won india's general election. modi says his party, the national democratic alliance will form the government for the third consecutive time. and china says its lunar spacecraft unfurled the country's flag on the first time for the far side of the moon. probe touched down sunday. earlier today it left the surface with rock and soil samples that will be brought back down to earth. and this is a live look at west iceland. one of the big stories as a volcano southwestern iceland continuing to spurt lava for days since it erupted fifth time since december. the blue lagoon one of iceland's biggest attractions opened after the nearby volcano had stabilized.

aishah hasnie live in the spin room where sean hannity will be later. aishah, thanks.could have been a major topic of discussion for the debate will have to wait. fox news chief legal correspondent anchor of "fox news sunday" shannon bream with the latest on the decisions coming out of the u.s. supreme court. good evening, shannon. >> shannon: good evening, bret. the court is making headlines tonight for the cases it didn't decide in the hours leading up to the big showdown. critical cases a couple of them to president trump's legal fights and to his run for the white house. and apparently it's so contentious and wrap these up. the court made it official today they will not wrap a schedule this week. this goes into overtime next week. >> we still do not know where the court will land on the issue of presidential immunity. behind closed doors, the justices are working on this question. whether and if so to what extent does a former president enjoy presidential immunity for criminal prosecution for conduct alleged to involve official acts during his tenure in office. spe

good evening, aishah. >> aishah: shannon, good evening to you. very historic night on capitol hill for the first time in many years the house has held in contempt and attorney general. every single republican member except for one voted for this contempt. and that was ohio congressman david joist, a moderate. and tonight, garland is also firing back e writes this, saying it's, quote: deeply disappointing that the house is turning its powers into a, quote: partisan weapon. >> either the transcript doesn't match the audio or the audio is so bad that he doesn't want us to hear it. >> this is a colossal waste of time but more importantly, it is dangerous. a fiery debate on the house floor. >> the resolution is adopted. >> aishah: ending with house republicans holding attorney general eric garland in contempt for refusing to hand over audiotapes of president biden's interview with special counsel robert hur in the classified documents case. republican leadership arguing that americans deserve to hear for themselves why hur did not charge biden when he

good evening, aishah. >> rich, good evening to you.apology tonight is getting a lot of reaction from republicans who the president really threw under the bus on a global stage as he also called on everyone to unite in the name of democracy. >> they are not asking us to scale these cliffs. but they are asking us to stay true what america stands for. >> on the stunning cliffs of pointe du hoc, president biden made a case for democracy, harking back to president reagan's 1994 speech. >> these are the boys of point pointedu hoc. these are the men who took the cliffs. >> to come here, simply to remember the ghost of point dehawk isn't enough. we need to hear them. >> now president biden and president reagan have spoken in this exact spot in the front of the stage scars of war. craters from munitions that exploded on d-day. behind the stage 98-foot tall cliffs that army rangers had to scale to take out germans positioned in this bunker. >> and now, drawing a parallel to the russian invaders in ukraine, the president is releasing another $225

aishah, what about the white house? how are they responding to the supreme court decision to weigh in, take the case of whether states can ban transgender care for kids? >> yeah. this is a win for them. we reached out for a comment from the white house. and we haven't heard anything back. they have actually told us they are not going to comment as of yet. the administration, bret, challenged tennessee's ban on purpurpuberty blockers. tennessee's a.g. says he looks forward to finishing the fight in front of scotus and bring much needed clarity on whether the constitution does afford special protections for gender identity. more to come on that, bret? >> bret: aishah hasnie live on the north lawn, thanks. >> got it. >> bret: breaking tonight former president trump's legal team trying to get a dismissal for his classified documents case in florida. they are insisting the appointment of special counsel jack smith was illegal. meanwhile, prosecutors, including smith, want to keep the former president quiet, again. national c

aishah hasnie thank you. >> you got it. larry: all right, it bidenomics digging america's economic grave? that is the subject of the riff. the average voter watching upcoming cnn presidential debate, probably won't recognize the term modern monetary theory, if mr. trump refer to unlimited federal spending, borrowing, money inflating taxing or regulating, the average viewer will have an a-ha moment, i recognize that, that is bidenomics, art laffer and steve moore will be here in a moment, wrote about it in "wall street journal" today and editorial pain talks about tax armageddon, newt gingrich refers to modern monetary theory as big government socialism, spot on. common sense principles con tr contradicting joe biden, you can't tax your way to prosperity or deval you your currency to prosperity. mr. biden may never admit it but the journal is write should the democrats regain the white house and congress, they will hold middle class tax cuts hostage to a huge overall tax hike. left wing luminaries like senator elizabeth warr

aishah hasnie thank you. >> you got it. larry: all right, it bidenomics digging america's economic grave? that is the subject of the riff. the average voter watching upcoming cnn presidential debate, probably won't recognize the term modern monetary theory, if mr. trump refer to unlimited federal spending, borrowing, money inflating taxing or regulating, the average viewer will have an a-ha moment, i recognize that, that is bidenomics, art laffer and steve moore will be here in a moment, wrote about it in "wall street journal" today and editorial pain talks about tax armageddon, newt gingrich refers to modern monetary theory as big government socialism, spot on. common sense principles con contradicting joe biden, you can't tax your way to prosperity or deval you your currency to prosperity. mr. biden may never admit it but the journal is write should the democrats regain the white house and congress, they will hold middle class tax cuts hostage to a huge overall tax hike. left wing luminaries like senator elizabeth warren

>> aishah: you were talking during the commercial break the anti-masking law. this is a country of laws that work when they are enforced. >> we have laws against assault and vandalism and my colleagues at the manhattan institute that support anti-masking. it worked against the k.k.k. >> dana: before we go the high temperatures in d.c. doing a number on this wax statue of abraham lincoln. the sweltering heat melting the figure and causing lincoln to lose his head. officials are repairing the replica. it is supposed to melt over time and going faster than they thought. >> aishah: is that the reason why they did it during the summer? >> dana: aishah, this is art. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert. far left democrat squad lost a member. scandal-plagued congressman jamaal bowman has cost the new york democratic primary a seat. the left's divide over the israel/hamas war played big at the ballot box in what some call a litmus test for the party. a more moderate democrat then stepped in and took bowman's place. they will retain potentially that seat in the pri

our own aishah hosni got a little teaser on the highly-anticipated choice. watch. >> a lot of folks surrounding you, some of them are on the short list for vp. was your pick for vp in that room with you? >> probably, yeah, probably. i don't want to go -- but probably. i think we'll announce it during the convention. i have a pretty good idea. we have some really talented people. i have a pretty good idea. >> can you give us a hint? >> i will tell you fairly soon. >> harris: she tried everything. sources telling fox news that trump's vice presidential short list is made up of lawmakers, state leaders and former cabinet members and you, senator, are on that list and you were in the room with the president yesterday. first of all, i've watched other interviews with you recently and i know i've heard you say, look, you are not really going for the job. if it's yours, great. you just want the right person for the president to make his own decision. i want to take it further. what is your vision about the job of vice president? and how would you overlay that if yo

elizabeth: aishah hasnie, thank you so much.rom house ways and means, congresswoman claudia tenney. it's great to see you again, great to have you on the show. thanks for joining us. what's your reaction to aishah's report there? >> hook are, i think this is incredible, that the democrats are starting to panic right now about what's happening with hunter biden because really this is all about joe biden. there wouldn't be hunter biden getting involved in these international money laundering, bribery scandals if it weren't for him being in the position he is as the son of the president or son of the former vice president and his access to all kinds of people to influence whether it's legislation to get money as we've shown. and then all of this came to light because of the incredible courage of the whistleblowers who came to the house ways and means committee and revealed that this was going on. and it's incredible, liz, that you see merrick garland chumming around with hunter biden at major events in the white house, days later g

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aishah hosni reporting live on capitol hill. the prosecution in the case we were just talking about -- the defense said they'll call james biden as one of the witnesses. aishah hosni, catch us up on the hill action. >> good morning to you. this is kind of a wait and see game now really up to attorney general merrick garland to decide what he will do with this referral. republicans are putting the pressure on him saying look, hunter biden violated the law here and should not be treated any differently than anyone else. >> the ball is now in the court of the attorney general. he testified here this week that he doesn't want to show that there is a two-tier system of justice. he has an opportunity now to prove it to the american people and see what step he takes. >> hunter's attorney said this is nothing more than republicans trying to distract from their failed impeachment inquerry into hunter biden's father. democrats are mocking the g.o.p. for continuing the impeachment investigation. >> is that still going on? great for comer.

aishah, thank you for being here. >> aishah: good to be with you. "the faulkner focus" is next. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert. president biden's border crisis has left a family of five children without their mother. police picked up an illegal border crosser with the rape and murder of 37-year-old rachel moren as their investigation continues. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." rachel was killed along the popular hiking trail in hartford county, maryland. it happened last summer and it has taken all of this time to get us to where we are now. that's 1800 miles away from the closest point of our southern border. the suspect is from el salvador. he has known gang ties. he illegally crossed the border in february of 2023. he allegedly killed a young woman in his home country and a month later he brutally attacked a 9-year-old girl and her mother in a home invasion. police arrested him for rachel moren's murder over the weekend in tulsa, oklahoma. more than ten months after her body was found. the hartford county, maryl

our congressional correspondent aishah hasnie has the story she is in bozeman, montana. >> the baathblican senate majority could run right through the majestic mountains of montana. one of three toss-up states this year and home to steve deigns who is in charge of the senate production' campaign arm danes invited fox to his home to share his love for the big sky state. [gunshot] >> got it. >> and his strategy to get to 51. >> every vote is going to matter. >> this year west virginia is poised to turn red. and, if that happens. the g.o.p. only needs to flip one more. danes is focused on early voting, but his biggest hurdle might be the dramatic fundraising gap with democrats. >> it is a problem because we deal with these billionaires from new york and california. that's why our grassroots support is so important. the democrats do that better than we do. >> danes is also betting on former president trump to turn out voters despite the new york conviction. he says it will not hurt republicans down the ballot. but there's plenty of drama on the trail. a trump campaign senior adviser decl

aishah hosni is covering that as well. what can we expect next? >> good morning to you, bill. you are watching speaker johnson and leadership talk about why they want the vote to happen. speaker johnson came out of the gop conference meeting and told fox he has the votes to push this through today. but some are wondering if it's just a bluff from leadership. as of 30 minutes ago my sources were telling me there is at least four names, i have four names of republicans still undecided and fox digital has the names of two more. that's six total undecided. we're talking about a very slim margin here for error. i can tell you there are some moderate republicans from biden districts that are ready to play ball. they believe that they should hold garland in contempt. garland has been arguing there is no legislative purpose for handing over the tapes. if he hands it over future witnesses could be politically sensitive investigations may shy away from cooperating. democrats are saying the republicans here are being hypocrites. >> it's kind of an amazing thing we would think about holdi

bret. >> bret: aishah, thanks. >> dana: excited about this next segment. yesterday what they wanted to hear at the debate. they are back to let us know if either candidate moved the needle for them. michael clemen, nick schultz and caroline suarez join us now. carolyn, you were concerned about housing costs and affordability for people. last night was something else. what did you take away from it? >> well, to me both candidates didn't hit the main points that i wanted to hear. mainly because they were more focused about, you know, throwing punches at each other. which i understand is part of the day but at the same time i wanted to hear more about what they are going to do. what will be the policies that they will implement to change what is going on in the current economy. i believe they don't -- they both did a poor job in letting me know as a voter what will change if i voted for either one of those candidates. >> dana: do you remain undecided this morning? >> oh, yes, oh, yes. i don't think that they -- like i said, both did a poor job talking more ab

aishah hasnie for us on capitol hill. thank you. state republicans hope to flip this november. first, beyond our borders tonight, chinese police detained a suspect at a stabbing attack on four instructors from iowa's cornell college. the teachers were working at a school in northeastern china. police say a 55-year-old man stabbed the four along with a chinese person who tried to intervene. their injuries are not thought to be life-threatening. russia and its ally belarus launch a second drills use of tactical nuclear weapons. part of the efforts to discourage the west for ramping up support for ukraine. late today we learned the u.s. is sending another patriot missile system to ukraine. and this is a live look at london. one of the big stories there tonight, animal rights activists target the first official portrait of britain's king charles since he became monarch. protesters pasted a large image of the well-known enemy character wallace over his face. they are demonstrating against what they consider cruelty to animals on farms. j

. >> harris: aishah hosni is at the white house now. >> i can tell you sources are telling fox news this morning that president biden is surrounded by at least a whopping 16 debate prepers as camp david now and stay there until he heads to atlanta for the big debate. also tell you it is common, harris, for the president to do a mock debate. one of those staffers, one of those aides will pretend or be the challenger, former president trump and the president will undergo a mock debate. now biden's team knows that the 81-year-old has to perform well for 90 minutes straight and so he will continue to prep and stay there and probably not be seen until he heads down to atlanta. in contrast, former president trump is on the campaign trail holding rallies, meeting with supporters in between all of his debate prep. he called biden a worthy debater last week but thinks all the prepping he is doing at camp david will wash away on that debate stage. listen. >> i think he will be prepared he will be fine and forget it an hour after preparing. we'll see what happens. >> all of this is happening at ron

aishah, thanks very much indeed.ns director kate benningfield said biden was really disappointing last night. roll it. >> yeah, look, it was a really disappointing debate performance from joe biden. there's no other way to slice it. his biggest issue to prove to the american people he had the energy, the stamina, and he didn't do that. so i think that is of concern, and i think for a lot of democrats it's very disappointing. stuart: sure is. lisa boothe joins me now. biden's debate performance is setting off real loud alarm bells for democrats. i want to know where you think they go from here. where do the democrats and their campaign, where do they go? >> well, let's just say if i were joe biden, i wouldn't accept any dinner invitations to the clinton household at this point. look, you've got democrats sharpening the myself. you've probably got kamala harris and gavin newsom trying to make their case to democrat donors as well to democrat leaders. i'm sure jill biden and joe biden are fielding a lot of calls trying

here is congressional correspondent aishah hasnie. >> donald trump and the extremist republicans areing for access to abortion. and it is up to us to stop them! >> president biden's surrogates are attacking republicans across battleground states over abortion. hoping to mobilize voters as they did in 2022. >> this is going to be one of the most deisaac issues in the campaigns. >> democrats claim former president trump and republicans want a nationwide abortion ban. republicans allege the left supports abortion up until the moment of birth. the issue is sure to be a flash point at the first presidential debate since the supreme court overturned roe v. wade. someone who debated trump in 2016, former secretary of state hillary clinton warned in the "new york times" this week mr. trump will most likely say he wants to leave abortion to the states. he hopes that sounds moderate. but it really means he is endorsing the most extreme abortion bans already imposed by many states. >> i want to see president trump ask biden when is abortion not appropriate? the day before birth? the week before

>> greg: thank you, you, aishah.the republicans morning it is only a matter of time before joe biden's border crisis leads to a devastating terror attack after eight migrants with isis ties were arrested and sting operations in cities like philadelphia, los angeles, and new york city. all hail from tajikistan, which is a hotbed of radical islamic terror. according to dhs, the eight suspect each received a "full vetting" them on, with nothing derogatory. one tested the biden border app during his stay. "the new york post" reported to federal wiretaps revealed one of the arrested individuals was discussing bombs. just eight days ago, the fbi director was warning about coordinated attacks. >> we have seen the threat from foreign terrorists rise to a whole 'nother level. this is by no means a time to let up or dial back. now, on top of that come increasingly concerning, is the potential for a coordinated attack. here in the homeland. we have seen over the last 5-6 years an increase in the number of known or suspected ter

. >> john: first aishah hasnie life in washington who has been texting with some senators inside the nrst meeting were they saying? >> hey, john hey, sandra outsources inside that room though senators are telling me that the president started out by talking about flipping the senate. the campaign trail from the upcoming election which is similar to what he did on the house side. he spoke very positively about sam brown of course the new g.o.p. nominee in nevada, a possible pickup for senate republicans that he loves him and his wife. and he also is emphasizing repeatedly that he wants to work with all republicans to get them elected in november and he is now currently talking about inflation and how it is killing the economy. now what is interesting is what kayleigh mcenany just mentioned 10 minutes ago that mitt romney, senator romney who of course has been a trump critic is at this meeting. i believe his flight got delayed or canceled so he has decided to show up. he is in the room right now as is g.o.p. leader mitch mcconnell. so for the first time after four years coming face to

not a flat out no but says he likes to spend as much time as possible here at home. >> r8 aishah hasnie in montana thank you very much time now for sunday grip to break that down the hill national political reporter julia manchester senior political analyst juan williams, resident fellow of the american institute post- call this an fox news contributor marc thiessen. the ronald reagan institute direction director roger zakheim there's a lot to pick apart and that piece let's start talking about larry hogan situation. he tweeted out people should respect the legal process and the verdict immediately got slammed by trump campaign officials in your campaign is over. roger they know if they want to try to pick up that seat, larry hogan is going to have be as independent broadly appealing as heit can be. >> it might have helped larry hogan and merlin that we came out larry hogan knows how to win and maryland stopped flowing that republican national committee he's got to be independent priest got to draw for democrats and it's very local or state focus campaign. if you look at his commercials

not a flat out no but says he likes to spend as much time as possible here at home. >> r8 aishah hasniea thank you very much time now for sunday grip to break that down the hill national political reporter julia manchester senior political analyst juan williams, resident fellow of the american institute post- call this an fox news contributor marc thiessen. the ronald reagan institute direction director roger zakheim there's a lot to pick apart and that piece let's start talking about larry hogan situation. he tweeted out people should respect the legal process and the verdict immediately got slammed by trump campaign officials in your campaign is over. roger they know if they want to try to pick up that seat, larry hogan is going to have be as independent broadly appealing as he cait can be. >> it might have helped larry hogan and merlin that we came out larry hogan knows how to win and maryland stopped flowing that republican national committee he's got to be independent priest got to draw for democrats and it's very local or state focus campaign. if you look at his commercials out it

aishah hasnie did a great interview with him.r vice presidential candidate at these meetings? kind of sounded like it. is glenn youngkin on the list? trump said he would consider that. on hunter biden the president said it is a tough situation for a father. didn't see this coming, on larry hogan, somebody at ras said larry hogan is dead to us. i would like to see him win. i would be endorsing him, really interesting. >> ainsley: he has a good idea who v.p. pick would be. we'll see for that. >> steve: might be in the room. >> ainsley: logan paul podcast with donald trump as a guest and he gifted logan with a t-shirt and his co-host with a locked up photo on the front of it. >> steve: never surrender. >> brian: actual mug shot. he said a lot of people don't put it on their shirt and sell it. here is some of the interview. >> for other young people looking to get ahead, a lot of them, times are tough right now, what would you say to kids who want to pursue their own version of the american dream and make it all come true? >> simply,

first up, aishah hasnie live in washington with the latest. on the trump and biden operations, what is cooking. reporter: we won't see either biden or trump until thursday, neither of two have public events on the schedule any more, team biden is on a media blitz, sends out surrogates, predicting today that trump would be quote unhinged to debate stage, their words, when asked about voters, and whether voters think that trump did a better job in office than biden biden campaign did not talk about policies, they blamed americans and their poor memory. >> i do think that people have amnesia and as i have been talking to communities across the country for the campaign, latino communities, i have reminded them about what we experienced for 4 years under trump. reporter: we all have amnesia larry biden serogates hitting battle ground states to drum up the abortion issue. a hot topic. hillary clinton warned in new york times this week that mr. trump will most likely say he wants to leave abortion to the state, he hopes that sounded moderate, but it

now, beau biden is attorney's general locking up drug dealers and aishah hasnie asking donald trump abouta very serious thing and i understand that people have it in their family and tough thing and tough situation for father and it's a tough thing and so that's a tough -- it's a tough moment for their family and it's a tough moment for any family involved in that. reporter: hunter faces another trial in september and this one is alleged failure and paying 1.4 trillion in taxes. larry: lucas tomlinson, appreciate that very much. folks, continue our discussion about tax cuts and pro growth and great missouri senator eric schmitt. sorry, senator schmitt, whatever the technology is, we'll be a little shorter and tvs a unity meeting and one of the themes of our show tonight and last evening is a important message and they're getting overshared. what did you think? >> he had something to do with it and i apologize for that. it's going to be -- it's good to be back with you and the way i took a few things from that meeting and first of all, president trump was upbeat and z abundancety and winni

aishah hasnie has. >> the path to republican senate majority could run right through the macek us mountainsa, one of three tossup states this year and home to stephen baines, who is in charge of the audit republican's campaign arm. daines invited fox to his home to share his love for the big sky state -- >> got. >> and his g to get to 51. >> everyone from out of. >> west virginia ways to turn red and if that happens, the gop only needs to flip one more forget daines focus on early voting for his biggest hurdle might be dramatic fundraising kat with regrets. >> these billionaires from new york to california that's fine grassroots so important. democrats do that better than we do. >> daines is adding a former president trump to turn out voters despite the near conviction. he says it will not hurt republicans on the ballot but there is plenty of trauma on the trail, trump campaign senior advisor declared senate candidate larry hogan and his campaign after he urged americans to respect the trump. lara trump adding fuel to the fire. >> he doesn't deserve respect and the republican party. >> putt

aishah hosni talked to him. >> i am so proud of new yorkers and the facts show that. >> why did you mandatef folks wonder why you pushed this down the throats of nursing homes and then took so long six weeks to reverse it? >> okay. the premise of your question is wrong and if you actually read what has been found by the investigations, it says the opposite. the department of justice found no wrongdoing and investigation said explicitly we followed the federal guidance. cms and cdc did very extensive instructive guidance and the investigations say new york followed the federal guidances. >> why not make it a recommendation instead of a mandate? >> we followed the federal guidance. that would be a question for the federal government. >> bill: we'll see when they go behind closed doors how this goes. we'll get a transcript of the interview at some point and let you know what his position is now. the former governor of new york on the hill. all right, dana. what's happening? >> dana: the american dream could be yours but a pretty penny. millions of potential home buyers are grappling with sky h

maria: here's what former president trump had to say to fox aishah hasnie yesterday about what he would you were in president biden shoes, watch this. >> your father you understand what it means to be a father, what would you do in that situation. >> is a very serious thing i understand the whole subject and i understand it pretty well i've had it with people and their families is a tough thing in this situation for a father and a very tough situation for her brother or sister indigo zone and it's not stopping with alcohol or drugs whatever it may be it's a tough thing, it's a tough moment for the family ended tough moment for any family involved. maria: michael balboni your reaction. >> there's a father talking about the opponent son and he appears human and is not taking any political shots at all, exactly the right tone he should have, trump is been a maverick in terms of dealing with the press and the public but here he took a step back and became more human from the perspective because he understands the pain that's exactly the right tone he should be doing. maria: that is great, y

aishah hosni spoke to him on his way to the hearing. she joins us on capitol hill.ood morning. >> good morning. i've been covering andrew cuomo for a very long time and there is one thing that he refuses to do and that is to take any responsibility for what happened in new york four years ago or apologize to those families. i tried to ask him to do that again today. and he didn't. what he is trying to do here today is establish this narrative that he didn't do anything wrong. the d.o.j. has never charged him and that this is all a partisan pursuit and that he is basically did for years ago what the federal government recommended. watch. >> mandates, i think a lot of folks wonder why you pushed this down the throats of nursing homes and then took so long six weeks to reverse it. >> the department of justice found no wrongdoing and investigation said explicitly we followed the federal guidance. >> okay, so he will try to tell committee members that today. house republicans on this panel want to get to the bottom of who actually authored that march 2020 order. the one

aishah hasnie on capitol hill what is on the agenda for the meetings?ith members of the house republican conference and am getting text messages from inside he's talking about a whole gamut of things from trying to push a big terrorist act to trying to convince republicans not to be afraid of the abortion issue and he also hit president biden pretty hard one person texted and said he called the president a dope and he has trouble getting offstage it is also talk about foreign policy say none of the words would've happened if he was in the white house. it's really fascinating, two years ago some of the same republicans are inside right now supporting the president and telling me privately in conversations that they would never want to see the president come back to washington were be the gop nominee and of course two years later a very different scenario. we are also waiting to see what more he talks about policy this is what speaker johnson told us this morning about what he wants to hear the president talk about. >> were to do with humor can people dem

trump tried to clarify what he met w fox aishah hasnie. >> i love milwaukee at great friends in milwaukeehe crime numbers are terrible and they have to be very careful but i was referring to the election and the ballots in the way it went down it was very bad of milwaukee. very bad, that was a fake story into most democrat run cities. joining us in jacksonville, chief political reporter for the washington times, and miami richard fowler the radio host and fox news contributor, staging a day of unity with the republican party, smart idea goes off script when you have to defend your comments about milwaukee which for the record of been there many times it's a cool city especially if you like beer, the depressed hijacked or did trump sabotage himself. >> i think president trump makes it easy for these things to happen because we know the way he talks in it really matters, context matters with president trump and when you're delivering a speech behind closed doors it's very easy for a detractor, he has some within the republican party and wanted to context out of comments and lead them to the

interested in coming up this hour and after that the business leaders seen no-show and scheduling conflicts, aishah hasnie on who's there, who is it, we are to go to chad pergamon that, tell us who is there and who is not. >> good afternoon, this is the first pilgrimage by former president trump since he left office in january 6 as you allude to there, he is currently between meetings right now, mr. trump meets with senate republican shortly but this morning he huddled with house republicans, one source says there is a lot of tangents in this meeting, republican member says they also lost interest after 45 minutes, it is risky for some republicans to associate themselves too closely with former president trump especially if they represent a swing district, don bacon is one republican like that. >> 20% inflation over the last three and a half years, border with a meadows coming in, it was probably a lot of the focus and he talked about tariffs which i found interesting. >> mr. trump riff on president william mckinley and tariffs the former president said he was a big fan, democrats are trying to tie

. >> sandra: and the democrats are taking a billboards quoting president trump, but our aishah hasnieaught up with him yesterday and asked him what he was talking about when he talked about milwaukee being horrible city listener. >> i think it was very clear what i meant i said we are very concerned with crime. i love milwaukee, i have great friends of milwaukee, but as you know the crime numbers are terrible and we are to be very careful. but i was referring to also the election, the ballots, the way it went down was very bad in milwaukee and very, very bad. >> john: so he and you are suggesting he was not talking about milwaukee being a horrible place and why are we having our convention there but that there may be horrible things going on there? >> unquestionably did not disparage the city of milwaukee was a specific conversation in reference to a question from claudia tenney about what we are doing in the election so what is happening a democratic run cities across the country. nau's list of a handful of things he was discussing he talked about exactly as he said about the horribl

all right, folks, president trump just now spoke exclusively with fox's own aishah hasnie, right now, is interesting. >> we're leading everywhere in some case as lot, a lot of places normally wouldn't be in play are now in play. some cases we're leading them. we're doing well in virginia, new jersey, new mexico. minnesota came out, they have us even with a state that hasn't been won i guess since 72, 1972. i that is a long time. i think we're doing really well. on the other states, swing states we're leading every one of them. we're leading nationally. so we're very happy with that we have tremendous support. the senate has been great. we spoke this morning in front of the house. we did the roundtable of business leaders and then we did the senate and i guess there is about 75 questions and 75 different topics. i don't think biden can do that. larry: all right. there you have it. that was, i guess that is the only clip we're going to play. anyhow, joining us on set, russ vought, center of renewing america f that weren't good enough, we have steve miller former trump policy advisor and