ben domenech, what do you think? >> i ray agree with both of these ladies.stic picks. i particularly like the fact that marco rubio represent trump bringing entire coalition together in a way i think is really impressive, something that no one ever really thought he would be able to achieve but he has. larry: marco rubio, you know, grown up, 18-34, all grown up. he is pretty impressive guy. they're all impressive. burgum is good. i don't want to pick any sides here. i'm just your humble news anchor. i'm just saying they're all pretty darn good. i got other questions -- >> none of them are kamala harris. larry: none of them are kamala harris. none of them are joe biden. all of them seem to subscribe to this we have growthy platform. thank you i have other questions. we will see you all at the convention in minneapolis. thank you for coming an by the by. zoo see you there. larry: larry: katie pavlich, ben domenech, kellyanne conway. kellyanne conway, here's the deal. out right now. new episodes available every single thursday. coming up here on "kudlow", trump

ben domenech., harris, the speaker is correct that says if joe biden can't do the bare minimum of running for president he certainly can't be considered the kind of strength he needs to occupy this job over the course of the coming months. at the same time, i would counsel people against the wisdom of replacing joe biden with kamala harris. just given the fact if you actually believe that donald trump and j.d. vance are going to win in november, i can't believe that the two-month lame duck period that would follow election day for kamala harris would be better for the country than the one that we would see from joe biden. in fact, i think she would seek to satisfy the demands of probably the furthest left members of her own party in ways that could potentially build her up for the future. that's a danger people aren't considering. there is a marked degree of ideological difference between the two of these people. kamala harris was the most radical member of the senate when she was there. she was 10

we'll talk to ben domenech about that next.n embattled joe biden reportedly fuming at his delaware beach house while he recovers from covid, apparently angry at what he sees as a coordinated effort from his closest allies to try to force him to step aside. sources are telling "the new york times" -- now, consider the source -- that biden, quote, considers representative nancy pelosi, the former house speaker, the main instigator but iser -- is irritated as mr. obama as well, seeing him as a puppet master behind the scenes. joining us now is fox news contributor ben domenech. i say consider the source because i don't know whether "the new york times" is accurate or who's trying to manipulate what by leaking to whom. we don't know. [laughter] but it's. [applause] if, to believe that holed up with covid in delaware, he's hearing these reports of, you know, former political allies turned into now foes. what do you think's going if on here? >> well, i do think that this is accurate reporting, and i think it's borne out by a number o

ben domenech thank you, appreciate it. see you soon. >> good to be with you.k: we'll be right back. have you ever thought of getting a walk-in tub for you or someone you love? now is a great time to take a look at getting a safe step walk-in tub. with safe step's standard heated seat and new fast fill faucet, you can enjoy a nice warm bath up to 20% faster! and the convenient touch pad control is right at your fingertips. each tub comes standard with a dual hydrotherapy system. the ten water jets can help increase mobility, relieve pain, boost energy, and improve sleep. while the microsoothe advanced air therapy system oxygenates and softens skin. safe step walk-in tubs are built to maximize safety. so you can stay in your home and enjoy the comforts of bathing again. so call now for more information and a free no obligation consultation. mark: welcome back america, hans von spakovsky is an election expert, he used to litigate with department of justice. senior legal fellow, hans, you are the election expert. how hard is this for democrat party to pull this of

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ben domenech with me this morning. ben, there's no going back now.en can't just suddenly turn around and say i'm going to get out there and prove i can do it for another four years. i'm staying in it. he can't do it. he can't do it. >> no, he can't. and, look, stuart, this is a very sad circumstance. i think that democrats, honestly, have no one to blame but themselves for the situation that they find themselves n. they, obviously, should have been dealing with this months ago. it should never have gotten to to this point. the fact that they lied to the american people for so long via their allies in the press is the reason why they find themselves in this predicament. and the simple fact is you and i both can see with our own eyes what's going on in front of us when it comes to the current president of the united states. you were ahead of the curve on this, stuart. you were back six monthsing ago saying that he was not going to end up being the nominee, and i think that you can pat yourself on the back, because you were ahead of the curve and ahead

i discuss it at some length with our friend ben domenech go.ho is really one of the sharpest people out there as far as i'm concerned. and ben, i want to ask this president trump is on capitol hill. he is uniting the republican party behind him there are still some miscreants out there. josÉ i'm never going to support them. but i think they are in a very, very small fraction of the minority. it looked like he did a very good job of it on capitol hill but this is something the democrat party fears the most is in it. they what a divided republican party because they feel that is one of the key ways to win is that what they're going to get a divided republican party? you think republicans are going to come home and back trump? lexa coming home is already started. i think it's very well apparent. you do not see the kind of level of holdouts that you had in the past a large part of that is a donald trump is done some work in terms of making peace internally within the republican party. but mark, it's really interesting to look around the world as a

stuart: ben domenech is here. the man himself. there's a lot of focus on biden, but shouldn't there be more focus on what a kamala presidency will look like? >> stuart, i think you're completely right. this is one of the things that we have to take seriously at this juncture. you know, namely that van jones comment that kamala harris was already effectively running for president and it's an honest admission on the democrats part that they never really believe that joe biden was going to last for four years, just using him as a vehicle because he polled better against former president trump. now that that's no longer the case and now that everyone is up in arms about the fact that they could be facing a landslide election that goes against them, now they're turning in desperation to the only other real person that they can do within such a short time frame and that's kamala harris. but we know that she's far more radical in terms of her approaches. she comes out of a radical background when it comes to the democratic party and, you

ben domenech made the same point, be careful what you wish for with kamala harris.have a lot going on and if the 25th amendment him, you get her. all the reasons emily mentioned, i don't know her. who said that, mariah carey about somebody else? i feel like mariah right now, i don't know her. so there is that mack but nine-tenths of the law's possession, right? she is in the position of president and what are your thoughts on that? >> paul: first of all of the was closed finished for whatever it's been. we don't know what point it fell off of the cliff. i go back to something and we talked on the show and hammered on this, we talked about the fact lloyd austin went m.i.a. for ten days and we said, he felt free to do that because he knew his overhead wasn't looking for him. that is what happens when you don't have a boss and the boss is in your employee's place. austin did the honorable thing and he took the blame himself. he was used for the fact his emails were not answered anna's phone calls were not returned. and so we have this piece of surgery. it has been sinc

ben domenech, editor-at-large for the spectator.s radio. democratic campaign consultant kevin walling and julia manchester politics reporter for the hill. ben, fallout from last night? >> plenty of fallout. i think the people were disappointed in that speech and i think for justice reasons. i think that this moment calls for something that was more honest and more personal than what we got, which was essentially, you know, i think a white wash what, if anything, went on over the past several weeks. the month ago that the idea this would ever happen seemed absurd. facing something we have never seen before as a country. i think in particular, to be incumbent upon the president to have offered something that was much more, you know, for someone who is known for being -- wearing his heart on his sleeve, something much more personal than what he offered as opposed to essentially non-campaign campaign speech. >> bret: julia, us taking the vice president remarks after meeting with prime minister netanyahu the reason that is unusual we wou

i discuss it at some length with our friend ben domenech go.the sharpest people out there as far as i'm concerned. and ben, i want to ask this president trump is on capitol hill. he is uniting the republican party behind him there are still some miscreants out there. josÉ i'm never going to support them. but i think they are in a very, very small fraction of the minority. it looked like he did a very good job of it on capitol hill but this is something the democrat party fears the most is in it. they what a divided republican party because they feel that is one of the key ways to win is that what they're going to get a divided republican party? you think republicans are going to come home and back trump? lexa coming home is already started. i think it's very well apparent. you do not see the kind of level of holdouts that you had in the past a large part of that is a donald trump is done some work in terms of making peace internally within the republican party. but mark, it's really interesting to look around the world as a whole right now and

ben dom niche and laura -- ben domenech and laura fink, thank you. buzz following more evidence of the secret service failures in the shooting of donald trump. ♪ why i am the way i am. my curiosity led me to ancestry. it was amazing to see all the traits that i've gotten from my mother in my dna. it's a family thing. it's a family thing. ♪ howie: kimberly cheatle finally resigned as director of secret service one day after heavily covered hearing that democrats and republicans both demanded she be ousted. >> i don't want to add to the director's terrible, horrible, no good, very bad day, but i will be joining the chairman in calling for the resignation of the director. >> have you provided all audio and video recordings in your possession to this committee as we asked on july 15th, yes or no? >> i'll have to get back to you. that's a no. you're full of [bleep] today. you're being completely dishonest. howie: joining us is aish aishah hasnie. >> it was bad and brutal and she was dragged to capitol hill and didn't to want come and was subpoenaed and sh

let's bring in our panel, ben domenech, editor-at-large for the spectator, host of the ben domenech podcaststopher ryan and morgan ortagus east of the morgan ortagus show. founder of national security. had john kirby on there and spent some time talking about the editorials and what he sees behind the scenes. this disconnect between the president is really sharp behind the scenes and is he on it. and then what everybody sees not only that debate stage but since is pretty wide. >> you know, if there had been proper scrutiny by the press corps over the past not even just the past three and a half years of his president but in the campaign as well, if there had been proper scrutiny, a lot of this could have come to light earlier, and the democrats could not be in the pickle that they're in now, bret, which is that they're trying to figure out in a chaotic summer leading up to a convention how they replace their nominee if the dirty laundry is all airs and happening in public. this is not the position you wanted to be. in they wanted to in be a position 'where they were quote unquote running ag

i discuss it at some length with our friend ben domenech go.h who is really one of the sharpest people out there as far as i'm concerned. and ben, i want to ask this president trump is on capitol hill. he is uniting the republican party behind him there are still some miscreants out there. josÉ i'm never going to support them. but i think they are in a very, very small fraction of the minority. it looked like he did a very good job of it on capitol hill but this is something the democrat party fears the most is in it. they what a divided republican party because they feel that is one of the key ways to win is that what they're going to get a divided republican party? you think republicans are going to come home and back trump? lexa coming home is already started. i think it's very well apparent. you do not see the kind of level of holdouts that you had in the past a large part of that is a donald trump is done some work in terms of making peace internally within the republican party. but mark, it's really interesting to look around the world as

i discuss it at some length with our friend ben domenech go.enech who is really one of the sharpest people out there as far as i'm concerned. and ben, i want to ask this president trump is on capitol hill. he is uniting the republican party behind him there are still some miscreants out there. josÉ i'm never going to support them. but i think they are in a very, very small fraction of the minority. it looked like he did a very good job of it on capitol hill but this is something the democrat party fears the most is in it. they what a divided republican party because they feel that is one of the key ways to win is that what they're going to get a divided republican party? you think republicans are going to come home and back trump? lexa coming home is already started. i think it's very well apparent. you do not see the kind of level of holdouts that you had in the past a large part of that is a donald trump is done some work in terms of making peace internally within the republican party. but mark, it's really interesting to look around the worl

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joining us fox news contributor ben domenech. ben, it was a typical joe biden press conference. lawrence. >> lawrence: good morning. >> i think that the bar is so low for joe biden that you could say that he met that bar. but after this debate. frankly, if he didn't fall over on his face i think that you would have -- his supporters claiming that he cleared the bar. this was not any kind of, you know, game changing moment for him. he rambled through this press conference. he made numerous mistakes. by the way, i thought the most telling comments was his comment about how his staff talks a lot. which seemed to be directed at the fact that there has been so many leaks coming out of this white house over the past several weeks now that really are people telling all the things that we should have known a long time ago about the way that he has approached this job. and, look, you know, going forward, i think what you are going to see is not really a major change. this press conference was built up but it's not going to reassure any of the democrats who are out there that joe biden ca

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domenech.ctator. and fox news contributor. kids, i want you to hear one more toward the back end of mr. trump's speech at the convention. do you have it? i will play it one more time. so up lifting and visionary. >> as you see the democrat party is not the party of democracy. they are really the enemies of democracy. they keep saying, he is a threat to the democracy. i am saying what the hell do i do, last week i took a pollbullet for democracy. larry: last week, i took a bullet for democracy, mollie hemingway that some line that cuts through the fog. >> amazing, democrats have been running this campaign claiming that republicans are a threat to democracy, you have in trump candidacy, nomination now people really choosing this person over and against what the entire regime wants, there is a beautiful picture of what happens when the people get to pick their open person. on the other hand, you have in democrat party, they did choose their nominee, it was joe biden. and then powerful interests me

now, joining me now, ben domenech, editor and chief of the spectator, fox news contributor.f breitbart news author of breaking biden. tell me about the three musketeers. >> ben: it's thrsmght these people come from jill biden's orbit. >> laura: jill? >> ben: all people who have been with the biden family for quite some time. very close associates. look, you are normally not going to judge somebody for hiring staffers that they have been close with for a long time. >> laura: of course no. >> ben: but when you have something like this happen, it looks very different. it looks like you're hiring people will purposefully cover for new a situation where other staffers might be willing to raise concerns. professionals who don't come from outside the orbit. and i thin raise concerns, professionals who don't come outside the orbit. >> and i think the -- around the president preventing stories we should havboute heard about. >> laura: alex, to ben's point come are these three simply dr. jill's proxies? and if so, how much of thecoul decision-making's in some cases good they actually

if did you go back and watch his interview with our ben domenech 13 years ago his only point is thatves. vance went out of his way to say his comments have nothing to do with people who can't have children that want them having e nothing to do with ivf. is he doing quite well when it comes to courting voters michigan, pennsylvania, wisconsin. look at polling any momentum we look at kamala harris does not exist. they are afraid j.d. vance will help carry those states for donald trump. that's why they're coming out and saying things that j.d. vance is weird when they have nothing to back it up, guys. >> congratulations are in order. you have a new book out called progressively worse. >> i do, here it is. >> carley: it's on sale tomorrow. tell us about it. >> okay. great. well, i was about to say i was going to put this book instead because i think that i'm holding in my hands is tremendous. >> carley: you are so kind. >> i used it last night. i love the squash. thank you, i appreciate it. it is called progressively worse. this couldn't be better planned, this book coming out tomorrow.

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stuart: ben domenech will take that on later in the show. >>> a social media star went into gaza to ther support for hamas. watch this. >> are you supportive of hamas? >> yes. >> yes. >> of course. >> yes. >> are most palestinians? >> yes. stuart: zack sage fox says he almost didn't make pit out of gaza alive. he'll join us and tell us his story. >>> donald trump says kamala harris is much more liberal than biden. roll tape. >> he wasn't that liberal. he was fake. she's a real liberal. she really is a real liberal. she's much worse than him. stuart: peter morici aches that on next. we'll be back. ♪ ♪ before you use ai to transform business, accelerate growth, predict trends, you need to begin with trust. introducing watsonx governance. helping you govern any ai, as data, models, and policies change, so you can scale it responsibly. let's create ai that begins with trust, with watsonx governance. ibm. let's create. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or

now, joining me now, ben domenech, editor and chief of the spectator, fox news contributor.f breitbart news author of breaking biden. tell me about the three musketeers. >> ben: it's thrsmght these people come from jill biden's orbit. >> laura: jill? >> ben: all people who have been with the biden family for quite some time. very close associates. look, you are normally not going to judge somebody for hiring staffers that they have been close with for a long time. >> laura: of course no. >> ben: but when you have something like this happen, it looks very different. it looks like you're hiring people will purposefully cover for new a situation where other staffers might be willing to raise concerns. professionals who don't come from outside the orbit. and i think that this kind of ensuelater, enough people aroune president that they were appreciating stories we should have heard about from getting out. >> laura: alex, to ben's point, are these three how much of the decision making could they actually influence. especially thomas seeny who is by his side. she is noted an advan

fox news contributor and ben domenech, fox news contributor and editor of the spectator.n some of the experts, excerpts, excuse me. he said he has decided that the best way forward is to pass the torch to a new generation. that's just a cliche. what is really going on here tonight? >> laura, they are just going to continue this charade that president joe biden can somehow quit t the can from the 2024 rae but also continue to be the president of the united states. they are trying to still have both ways. they deny that he quit the race as karine jean-pierre said today during her white house briefing because of health reasons. but, also, still can't campaign. so i think you are going to see them continuing this lie to the american people that joe biden is fit, that he is rigorous and somehow has a lot of work to do when he hasn't met with his cabinet since october of last year. and he hasn't met with congress to push any legislation since october of 2021. but, ben, he is there to finish the job. the job that's done to the american people, not for the american people: >> the