vice president kamala harris is in philly. she is set to speak here at this rally, and just a few minutes, it will be her bear very first campaign event with her brand new running mate, minnesota governor tim walz. keep it here. we're going to squeeze in a quick break. we'll be right back sunday on the whole story donie o'sullivan dives back into the world of misinformation. no computers that are used in our election she have software that was illegal, will miss information cause chaos in november's election the whole story with anderson cooper, sunday at 8:00 on cnn. >> sure. this supreme prince business cards. but we also print these and those and a grave that we print your brand on everything. >> so customers can notice you remember you've even fall in love with you if you need it, we print it with 25%, offer new customers at misprint duck when the saw dust settles and the engine roars, the thing you care about is the job well done. >> but when you get your tools from harbor freight, something about the job feels different.

anyway, philly fans are tough and if i didn't root for the phillies, i'd be sleeping alone.nderstands this part of the anyway, from football to basketball, to hockey, to soccer. many doubters wondered if baseball would ever join them. well, to paraphrase corey seger, i guess we do know. [laughter] [applause] the american league west was as tough as it's ever been. the division races decided on the last day, although you may not have clinched the division, you certainly got the last word. [laughter] after sweeping tampa bay in -- and baltimore. by the way, it's not baltimore. my dad's from baltimore. it's baldimore. you got your revenge on the houston astros and then you beat arizona to become world series champions. and set some records along the way. the standout picture, nathan, -- the standout pitcher, where are you, nathan? by the way, i want to know who the hell mason's haberdasher is. i like his dreads, man. looking good, nathan. >> thank you. president biden major league : record with five wins in a single postseason. garcia, another major league record. most rbis in

is philly in the house!pplause] greetings, pennsylvania, and welcome, america, to the city of brotherly love and sisterly affection. [cheers and applause] i am cherelle parker, and i have the honor and great privilege of serving as the mayor of the city of philadelphia. [cheers and applause] the first woman in philadelphia's 341-year history. [cheers and applause] so, for me, i need you to know that this is a history-making day here in philadelphia and in our country because we are on the cusp of electing our vice president, kamala harris, to be the 47th president of the united states of america! [cheers and applause] i hope you feel it. you feel it? [cheers and applause] for those of you who know me, you know it is my mantra to always speak truth to power, and i've got to share a history story with you -- each and every one of you -- and it happened to me in my life when i was eight or nine years old. i was raised by my grandparents. my grandmother was a domestic worker from south carolina. my grandfather,

now, philly, hear me on this.ning on the other side. you all know who i'm talking about, i guess. you see, we remember here in philly what it was like when donald trump was our president. we remember when he was president it was more chaos, fewer jobs, and less freedom. you see, philly, i know y'all. we walk around with a little bit of a chip on our shoulder, because we remember, right. and we remember that it was donald trump that ripped away the freedom of millions of american women to make decisions over their own body. we remember that. we remember [ crowd chanting ] >> we're not going back. >> we're not going back. [ crowd chanting ] >> and here is the thing. we don't want to go back. but let's just go back and remember, let's just remember, because i think there are some folks out there that have a little bit of brain fog remembering how -- having a hard time remembering what it was like. now, listen, he brought all of that chaos and limited our freedoms back whether he was president and let's be honest, did

i'm philly zone. jake tapper why our camila harrison? and walls making their debut here in philly. well, because it is the biggest city in must win pennsylvania, where trump will overperform if past is precedent in the rural counties and townships, making it vital for the democrats to rack up as many votes as they can here in philadelphia and the surrounding suburbs, the so-called collar counties. vice president harris, as of last night, had not decided whom she would pick to serve as her own vice presidential running mates. so we're told she's slept on it. she was okay. up and went with walz moments ago, vice president harris posted a video of the phone calls she made the walls to officially offer him the spot on the ticket take a look i want you to do this with me. >> let's let's do this together. would you be my running mate? and let's get this thing on the road i would be honored. >> madam vice president the joy that you were bringing back to the country, the enthusiasm that's out there there'll be a privilege to take this with you across the country. walz has had a fairly prog

he is hitting home runs in philly like i have never seen. >> greg: for the jewish obama? >> jesse: i thought he was too short and wore glasses, i'm like, this is cooked. and then i hear him speak, and he is just at one with the crowds. he has this groove on, feeding the energy, they love him. >> greg: that is for 2028. he dodged a bullet. he dodged a bullet. he probably didn't even pick up the phone when kamala called. >> jesse: eric holder was like, barack, i think we are going to have to go with walz. we've got to keep josh's on ice until 2028. this guy is good. >> sandra: is he going to be a tough act to follow? >> jesse: how are they going to follow this guy? >> greg: she's going to come out and laugh. she'll laugh. she'll talk about the clouds. the cloud. >> sandra: do you think she is meant to be scripted? >> jessica: they are all on teleprompter. >> greg: the segment -- >> jessica: how does it feel for no one to care what you have to say? >> greg: it's a relief to your gone tired of people depending on my wisdom. [laughter] go-ahead. >> judge jeanine: well, no, i w

at his introductory rally in philly?philly, walz really knew how to connect with his core demo. >> some of us in here are old enough to remember. i see you down there. i see those old white guys. [laughter] >> stephen: and we see you too, sir! and we are excited to get together to compare the top te bob seeger songs with you later! obviously, doesn't have to be number one but "fire lake" is up there. walz grew up in a tiny town, which he described this way. >> when i grew up, community was a way of life. my high school class was 24 people. i was related to half of them. [laughter] >> stephen: i'm guessing that made prom night a little awkward. the theme was "inbreeding under the sea." walz also served in the national guard for 24 years, attended college on the gi bill, and then became a teacher. [cheers and applause] of course, even with all that, even with all that, the fox news ghouls are trying to take down walz and his record as governor of minnesota. >> they can convince the media that this is nice and friendly but

>> great to be in north philly. god bless you all. let me just get a few shout outs here to some of my friends who are along for the ride with us. first of all we got the great republican party had in pennsylvania here lawrence where is lawrence at? give lawrence a round of applause. here he is over here. [applause] we got the great jeff bartow spirit where is jeff? helping us had a great deal great deal in the state of pennsylvania. [applause] and all the way from missouri we got the great eric schmitt. i believe the tallest republican united states senator kirk where is eric? also through devon ambassador dicarlo sensor card of thanks ts so much for being here. [applause] let me just talk a little bit about what, what this election is all about and what's at stake here. because unless we start making some better decisions we're going to take the greatest opportunities that god could giving a nation, we got the best people, we've got the best workers, we got the best natural resources and the most beautiful country anywhere in the wo

the excitement last night was palpable in north philly.eir mojo back after president biden dropped out? >> i think we have always had our mojo. now it's campaign time. we were ready. i'm very proud of the campaign. it speaks not only to our readiness but the opportunity the public presented to us. they were eager for -- to get moving. they wanted to be joyful, hopeful. this campaign is giving them that. >> he was portrayed and seemed to be the happy warrior last night. is it fair to say that donald trump, who claims he is thrilled about this choice, thrilled, he thinks it's the second best choice or not as good as josh shapiro. >> it's not up to him to decide that. this is kamala harris' choice. she's going to be elected president of the united states. it's not a question of who can help you win. it's who can help you lead and guide the country into the future. the combination has a certain magic to it. josh is wonderful. we love josh. she actually had six or maybe more good choices. the governor of michigan took herself out. any other can

and according to a philly journalist somebody is in big trouble.r on the mayor's campaign was supposed to upload the video on monday. but he pushed the wrong button. makes sense. schapiro was the front runner. com lamÈque needs pennsylvania she wants to win. schapiro has skeletons in his closet accused of paying $300,000 to a former staffer to make sexual harassment situation with his advisor go away. did he just pay hush money to win and election? the national women's defence league urging harris not to pick him. will that stop column awe from picking him? who knows. there's an old saying you can't tell a story if you've teased and shapiro has been teased. national press secretary for the trump campaign campaign and joins me. congratulations. i heard you had a baby. >> thank you very much. ushered in. i'm hoping he doesn't cry upstairs while i am on your show >> jesse: we have heard that from grey -- from guests. so shapiro kind of the candy renewably pea roller. what happened here? >> this video was certainly a mistake but since they teased shapi

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i'm here with philly fed president patrick harker.ith you as president. >> yes, it is. >> he's done this for almost a decade. >> almost a decade. >> thank you for joining us in the cold. i want to start off knowing that philly is known for its expertise in macro and micro when it comes to employment and the jobs market. sara was just talking about this. do you see weakness in the job market, a softening? how do you judge it? >> do we see softening? we see softening from a very high level. we were doing a lot of catch-up after the pandemic. it seems to me we're heading back to what would be normal. take the revision we just looked at. that was not a surprise to us. we do early benchmark revision research at the philly fed. we knew the number was going to come down. it went down a little more than we expected but not by a lot. things seem to be getting back into balance in a way -- the number average -- we were talking about this, the average -- >> 174,000. >> go back to 2018, 2019, that was a really good number. i don't think we're in

now, are you from philly also?my dad is from philly. >> rupaul: that's where i got that from. >> yeah yes, yes. >> rupaul: i know of your father because of the movie "beech street." [ cheers ] >> rupaul: i just saw it. her father is a very famous director, stan lathan. [ cheers ] yeah. and i just saw that movie recently. were you on set for that movie? >> i think i came to -- i was like 8. so, you know. it was -- it was kind of like an iconic, seminal movie about breakdancing. first of its kind. it's when breakdancing began in new york city. these guys were amazing. >> rupaul: amazing. >> should have had them at the olympics. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] that was, like -- i was like, are we on candid camera? what is going on? . >> rupaul: it feels like the whole world is on candid camera these days. >> i know. >> rupaul: it's amazing. now, colman was out here. i asked him this question. when i saw you in "succession," i almost didn't recognize -- [ cheers ] yes. i did not recognize that energy. because that

one more thing, i visited martin luther king high school in north philly, they have this huge librarythere is no books on the shelves. so if you want -- if you are a kid in that community that wants to get out, beyond the cards dealt for you, you look to education but there is no resources. >> where-y are there no book on the shelves? >> because of the resources. there is not enough resources put into the community. i spoke with the new police commissioner, commissioner bethel just sworn in in january, he knows this community and grew up in this community, single mom and knows what the kids are dealing with. they have -- they're optimistic something will change. >> thank you for bringing us this story. i'm

m an look at the streets of philly. and jesse, i will never forgetla the conversation that i had with a young woman named tatyana. d she's from kensington, a neighborhood that has been devastated by the opioidth criss in the city of philadelphia. she actually volunteered to aiver f motorcade driver for one of president trump's rallies. >> and she told meorresident lie in kensington is like living in a war zone. she showed me videos of her fellow citizens drugged out on the streets like lifelessenso josh shapiro owns that. he is responsible for that mesin in philadelphia, just like kamala harris is responsible for the mess bordlmly she has created at the southern border. the increased crime and the the d thincreased inflation thas to she and biden's disastrous agenda. >>o sh all right. it sounds like you've already got your josh shapiro notes down. r josh notes he seems just to be as radical as she is. not sure that's the greatestis t pick, but we're going to find out. >> and maybe we're wrong. maybe it's michelle obam w

at his introductory rally in philly?philly, walz really knew how to connect with his core demo. >> some of us in here are old enough to remember. i see you down there. i see those old white guys. [laughter] >> stephen: and we see you, too, sir! and we are excited to get together to compare top ten bob seeger songs with you later! obviously, doesn't have to be is number one but "fire lake" is up there. walz grew up in a tiny town, which he described this way. >> where i grew up, community was a way of life. my high school class was 24 people. i was related to half of them. [laughter] >> stephen: i'm guessing that made prom night a little awkward. the theme was "inbreeding under the sea." walz also served in the national guard for 24 years, attended college on the gi bill, and then became a teacher. [cheers and applause] of course, even with all that, the fox news ghouls are trying to take down walz and his record as governor of minnesota. >> they can convince the media that this is nice and friendly but for a lot of peopl

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at least the majority of the country is going to be introduced to him when he attends that rally in philly tonight. who is the man they're going to meet? >> they're going to meet a man who has -- who is as excited to be in this position and this situation as you can imagine. really i think -- a colleague of mine had this amazing profile that just looked at his time as a public schoolteacher and that is something that he has brought into his position when he was in congress, into his position as governor, and will likely be bringing into this position as kamala harris' vp pick. he talks so much about the impact of public education, about his time as a teacher, what he learned in that role, about his time as a veteran. he really talks about, you know, his roots in rural america and him growing up in nebraska. so he really brings a variety of things to the ticket that differ from kamala harris' experience. and that is something we know she was really looking at when she was interviewing finalists, trying to narrow down on the pick, key to her was the force to have rapport with this person who

and what role do you think he can play in philly and in pennsylvania in general? all this talk about you know, midwestern nice, but i know as somebody from ohio, you don't always think that the other midwestern states are exactly like you. >> yeah. you know, listen, i'm somebody who's running statewide. i spend a lot of time in rural parts of the commonwealth and i'm telling you, i cannot wait to see tim walz at every pennsylvania state fair that the campaign will let me take him to. he is somebody who just exudes a joy and i think that that is what americans want. we're sick of the divisiveness. of the anger. we're sick of the lies from donald trump. we want somebody promoting a positive vision for the future. you see somebody that got free lunch passed. capped the cost of insulin at 35 bucks. somebody who has a past universal background checks. cut taxes for middle class families. that is the type of messaging, the type of leader and partner that i think the vice president was so smart in choosing and i'm telling you we are going to win pennsylvania and this won

these kids walking around philly wondering if a car drives by, they hear a loud noise, that could betheir life right now. summertime, spending it inside all day every day because they are afraid they'll lose their life the second they step out of the house. their parents texting them constantly going to school because their parents are afraid even going to school they could lose them. that is their life. that's the reality, and it is incumbent upon us, i feel like we've dropped the bomb reporting on these types of stories because maybe they're not as salacious or it's happening so often that it seems normalized, and they feel that in that community. they're not getting the attention and the resources they need to get out of it. let's take a listen to some of what we heard and then we'll talk more on the other side. >> do you have a fear that something's going to happen to you when you're out? >> sure, yes, definitely have a fear. >> do you think it's fair that you got to live like this? >> no, not at all. >> my brother died like two months ago. two months ago now. >> two months ago?

. >> it's great to be in south philly, isn't it? here is what i will do. i will say a few brief words that i think you all for being here. i will introduce some folks who have been affected by kamala harris'disastrous policies because i think it's important to put a human face on the disaster that has been kamala harris and to remind the american people this is why we need president will trump because normal people benefit when he is the president of the united states. [applause] but first let me say a few words and then we will take questions from reporters. let me start out by saying, kamala harris has been such a disaster as vice president of this country, everywhere she goes, chaos and uncertainty follow. we have got a war in europe, we have a war in the middle east that threatens to spiral out of control, we have chaos in the world financial markets. everything that kamala harris touches has been a disaster and we have to kick her out of the u.s. government, not give her a promotion. [applause] today in particular, i've already met people who have rea

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we watched him deliverh that speech in philly i on the five. this guy is the jewish obama.he had the audience in his hand like putty. >> even i was mesmerized. pick >> why wouldn't she pick him? ly that's a up in pennsylvaniupa. >> i mean, look, they have to be thinking that wante to mobilize the progressive base and win moderates. there's no way they cassive ba e the election without winning moderates. i'm not really sure. i think it's a mistake i'm. . i mean, you know, they did. david plouffe, who obama's aide just went to work for the campaign days ago, they have top professionals. i can'e tot figure it out.k it i think it's a huge mistake, particularly on this gender mainstreaming hmistak sc. >> i mean, it looks like a kamikaze mission that's designed to failon tha. ow that's how bad this ticket looks. but you never know. they've pulled rabbits out of their hats before. all right, mike. have fun in san francisco for me in . >> kamala harris may not have much foreign policy experience harrit ha, but her ng mate, tim walz, is a very and i mean very well traveled.led. >> h

. >> steve: infosync.com joins us live from philly. she will be standing next to the person she is about to announce, right? >> brian: that is right, it will be the first rally with her running mate. vice president kamala harris went to bed without deciding, she wanted to sleep on it and the campaign is ready today with multiple assigns be printed depending which way she plans to go. s from what we understand, it is down to two finalists, tim walz and pennsylvania governor josh shapiro. walz is more progressive supported by bernie sanders, has midwest appeal. and josh shapiro is more m moderate appeal and could deliver a must-win in pennsylvania. >> she is democratic nominee, it is her decision to choose who she wants to run with, governor with and serve the american people with. >> there is joy all over the place, it feels like a spell is broken, i'm excited. >> last night governor walz was in minneapolis and mere sighting made news. walz was a dark horse and said kamala harris brought energy and laughter back into politics, claiming

attack on a busy beach in the capital, mogadishu, more than 60 others have been injured the outside of philly, a group alger, bob has claimed responsibility for the attack, which was carried out by a suicide bomber. and so ever done, according to police, they also said that security forces ended the attack and killed 5 gun. it's the deadliest attack in somalia, since twin car bombs killed at least a 100 people. in october of 2022 journalist who's saying mohammed joins us now on the phone from mogadishu. who's saying what more do we know about how the attack unfolded? thank you very much. so that's how it started up. got it. she said i'm but i knew from somebody group i was shut off. i thought it would be the beach and the dish on friday in the she said somebody to meet you outside the hotel. where does any of these go as what you enjoy and stuff like that? mostly about a lot of people the other weekend needed the job, you know, has a target of the property to like get more than 20 people want to live up that should i attach it? would it sort of painted by the, should i do, you know, most of m

is cnn breaking news welcome to a special edition of outfront live from temple university in north philly. we're just moments ago, vice president kamala harris and her brand new running mate, minnesota governor tim walz made their first joint appearance as the presumptive democratic presidential and vice presidential ticket good evening. i am jake tapper in philadelphia, and i'm kaitlan collins in new york. harris may not have picked the most recognizable of candidates, but you saw him on stage with her harris and the vp that is but all know, midwestern governor, they collect during the vetting process, we are told because of walz is quote, happy go lucky and joyful presence. a connection that you could see on stage tonight thank you madam vice president for the trust you put in me, but maybe more so thank you for bringing back the joy i'm thrilled to be on this journey with you and doug minnesota strengths comes from our values our commitment to working together to seeing past our differences do always being willing to lend a helping hand. those are the same values i learned on the famil

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here they are together in philly >> since the day i announced my candidacy i set out to find a partner who can help build this brighter future. with his experience, i'm telling you, tim walz will be ready on day one. >> and now, welcomed the next vice president of the united states tim walz. >> thank you for bringing back the joy. i couldn't be prouder to be on this ticket and to help vice president harris become what we all know is very good for us. next president of the united states of america. we have 91 days. that's easy. we will sleep when we are dead. >> jesse: in the one opportunity she had to separate herself from the biden administration, she chose a sloppier version of biden. julie chemists in the democrat lab thank you have to pay her old white guys with young black woman? tim walz looks like biden and sounds like bernie. >> we can get out there, reach out, make the case and for one thing don't ever shy away from our progressive values. one person socialism is another person's neighbourliness. >> jesse: how did kamala make a vice president more radical than she has? they ar

order a cheese steak in philly and saying can i get the low-calorie cheesesteak ancud shaft cuts italf, hands ara the half and charges are full price.harg it's bs jessica and everybody.s knows it., they said wait until after the election. a what if he waits until after the election, kamala wins and then he can refile and do whatever he wants or trump wins and he can refile and get fired.to either way h de did need to do . garlent should have never let this go, it violates the spiritr of the lawit. sixty days when we have 69 days and the letter of the law, t because they will be voting in 16 days. >> greg gutfeld, do you have ank wise words? >> i would like to talk for the next few minutes about the 60 day rule. basically i tell everyone it'si6 60 days, don't fall in love with me. that's it. i don't think we should bewe s surprised. think about everything that'sg been thrown at trump. you've had petitions, you've had law fair, nonviolent to, there's -- crew you've had seven or eight years of callingmu trump hitler and stating that he must be stoppedt dand must do every thing possi to

interestingly enough though, yesterday the philly mayor posted a video to her campaign twitter account that lent itself to quite a bit of speculation that this might end up being pennsylvania governor josh shapiro and let me play for you a piece of that. >> kamala harris is on the road to victory, and i can't think of a better partner than our governor-- >> kamala harris for president. >> josh shapiro for vice-president now we need you. let us and kamala harris know you stand with her, together we can do this. we are one-- >> what does it mean? >> you know, i'm not sure. i think it's hard to figure out what kamala is going to do because we don't know what her objective is here. if her objective is to win a key swing state, then she very well may pick shapiro because pennsylvania is almost a must-win for the democrats and shapiro will help there. if indeed she wants to balance the ticket maybe with someone from the south appeals to moderates and to independents, she might pick beshear in kentucky because he has that crossover appeal. if she wants a little of both, maybe senator mark kel

vance, really hammered walz campaigning today in philly. listen to this. >> he's been one of the most far-left radicals in the entire united states government -- [applause] what tim walz's selection says is that kamala harris has bent the knee to the far left of her party which is what she always does. elizabeth: well, look who's here making her debut, trump campaign senior adviser danielle alvarez. danielle, are you guys breathing a sigh of relief? how is the campaign going to explain if walz to voters and brand him? because democrats and the media now trying to say he's just, you know, just a folksy, midwestern moderate. show his record, how it indicates otherwise. what do you think, danielle? >> well, kamala harris loves venn diagram, and in the venn diagram, that is her vp pick. they are one9 and the same. they are far left. they are weak, they are faded. they are dangerously liberal. they both believe in open borders. he believes in sanctuary cities and sanctuary states. in fact, he gave college tuition and free health care to illegal

>> it was truly electric in the heart of north philly tonight. it was packed to capacity. there were over 15,000 people. i want to say everyone was there from philly, except i saw people who don't hold public office who drove down from harrisburg. who drove down from erie. people in the commonwealth of pennsylvania are fired up and ready to elect kamala and governor walz immediately. the fact we are 91 days out and just two weeks after our beloved president, i called him uncle joe, stepped down, not running for reelection and all of this excitement has come to pass right in front of our eyes. we saw a warm welcome. not only from elected officials. i, for the first time got to meet our next vice president and able to salute for the first time our soon to be president. let her know how proud i was as a superdelegate to cast my vote for her earlier this weekend. we are not going back and people are determined. there was complete hope in the air, even afterwards. of course when you are in clouds -- crowds that large it takes a long time to get in, a long time to get out. a lon

won't be out of philly but some rural county in pennsylvania where this is happening, absolutely.able to do against hillary clinton, and it was smaller margins than that, so it's obviously something that is on democrats' radar. we talked about this a few months ago when the dnc hired liz smith, the person and consultant who brought us pete buttigieg, a real incredible communications professional, and they hired her just to focus on rfk jr. and the threat that he poses to the party, so, you know, all eyes on phoenix on friday for this. my expectation is they will probably make the deal, maybe rfk can finally become health secretary and we can all never get a vaccine again or something awesome like that, but it's a real risk, and it's obviously top of mind for democrats. >> jesse: i'm sure harold ford jr. can get his seven covid shots even if he is still at hhs be at what's up, greg? >> greg: it would be hilarious if rfk jr. decide to the next president is. what if he was able to see who he is helping more in the race and then he goes to the other person and says, hey, if i stay in,

we'll pick things up with the philly and houston astros tied in the bottom of the 10th, the phillies second. >> here we go. on the ground, base hit right side. here comes schwarber around third. he's done it yet again! >> bryce harper's 12th durear walk off hit gives philadelphia a 3-2 victory. >>> and turning now to protennis and the opening day of the u.s. open tournament. novack djokovic competing for the first time since claiming an olympic gold medal in paris began his bid for a record 25th grand slam title with his 89th match win at flushing meadows. yoke vch's straight set victory ties the mark set by roger federer who retired with a 89-14 record in new york. third seated american coco gauff got off to a strong start in her u.s. open title defense. gauff dropped the first game of the match and would only surrender one more before securing a straight set win to advance to the second round. and we'll be watching a 19-year-old who became the youngest to win a match at the u.s. open since the turn of the century. after eeliminating a semifinalist in straight sets yesterday. >>> an

i tried to nail down the philly federal reserve president about those rate cuts and how big they would> the thing that i have heard consistently is just take rates down but take them down methodically. when you went up, we understand why you went up quickly but that was hard for us to absorb. let us absorb these changes over time. and i, i believe that, that we should take our time. we need to keep moving. what matters is that we commit to keep moving, not whether it is 25 or 50 or two or three this year, it is a process that matters. >> reporter: so is 50 on the table then for this? >> we'll see how the data, the next couple weeks what the data is but right now i would just like to start the process. >> reporter: so it feels like a 25 basis point cut in the next meeting. maybe a pause after that. maybe one more cut this year. the fed chairman maybe would put a button on this tomorrow morning when he speaks, liz. liz: it will be a big one. the final hour of trade after that even bigger. edward, thank you very much. we'll be watching. edward will be back tomorrow with us from jackson ho

the last two weeks whether you sought in philly, you sought out in the fields of eau claire were somere out there, amazing. on to phoenix where the largest political gathering in state history happened last week. folks, folks stood in 109 degrees heat in las vegas. 4000 of them could not get into they all signed up to door knock and phone banks and they could not get in there. that is what they are doing. and here is what is so great about it. all of those people across this country just like this a crowd of 15000 plus people. you all came from the same reason. you love this country. that is why you came. >> usa. usa. usa. usa. >> might note it said this campaign has a lot of momentum, can you feel it? yes we can feel it. it's what we do, it is what we do. something is happening. for those of you in here, for the young folks in your, some of you, something is happening. it all begins with kamala harris. for the first day as a prosecutor and she took those words kamala harris for the people with the attorney of california at your united states senator, to our vice president xi has gone

great analogy by turley, if i may, and i'll make it my own because i'm from philly.g to order a cheesesteak in philly and saying can i get the low--calorie cheesesteak, and the chef just cuts it in half, answer the half, and charges her full price. it's b.s., jessica, and everybody knows it. all he could have done, could have said was just wait until after the election. what if he waits until after the election, kamala wins, and he can refile and do whatever he wants. trump wins and then he can refile and get fired appeared either way he didn't need to do it. garland should never have let this go. it's violates the spirit of the law. 60 days when we have 69 days. and the letter of the law because they are going to be voting in like 16 days. >> dana: greg gutfeld, do you have any wise words? >> greg: i like to talk for the next few minutes about the 60-day rule appeared. >> dana: that would be great. >> greg: basically i tell everybody in 60 days, don't fall in love with me. >> dana: that's it. >> greg: that's it. we shouldn't be surprised, think of everything thrown

and remember, 8:30 eastern philly fed nonmanufacturing was released. it was horrible. minus 25.1.he worst month over month change since december of 2020. look at the way the market dropped. now if you add in yesterday's market, which had a low yield of 385, the minute that philly fed nonmanufacturing pushed the yields below yesterday's, everything accelerated. matter of fact, every maturity from 2s out to 30s is trading under yesterday's low yields. so it's a momentum trade at the moment. and if you open the chart up to june, you could clearly see that we are very close in 10s and close under about 379ish would make it a lowest yield close going all the way back to the summer of '22 -- excuse me, summer of '23. we really want to pay close attention to current levels or slightly lower. finally, the dollar index is running into trouble, obviously following rates lower. but the pound versus the dollar, it's hovering at a 13-month high and it underscores pretty much every currency around the globe is doing better than the dollar. and this particular case, it alongs like the amount of

this is the philly fed. that's a plunge. by the way folks this is august data.et's keep going here. the market itself again we wanted to hear good news. go back to last week, particularly last monday, what we saw in the vix, i called it at time a temper tantrum t was really a temper tantrum. look at this. this is the number of sessions once the vix gets over 35, before it gets back to the average reading of 17.6. historically it is all over the place. 300 days, this time it was seven. never mind, our bad. but wall street really, wanted to push central banks and they really worked. look what happened to the bank of japan. the very next day they changed their mind. of course this market began to rally and has not looked back since. on the market side everything feels really good. my first guest, who has been very bullish for a very long time. he points to a lot of factors. this is still one of his favorites. there is still so much fear and pessimism. we're 33 on the fear gauge. he loves this. let's bring in kip herriage. kip, you say understanding investors sentim

how do you think he feels seeing that energy in philly last night? >> that he does not like, especially the crowd size. it's my understanding that harris filled up that arena compared to the last time trump was there. >> harris was sort of trolling trump yesterday with her campaign posting on truth social, his own platform, the split screen of the two crowds, his and hers. >> and the energy is there. you can feel it among the democrats, but we also have to remember, you know what? this is a 50/50 world we're living in or at least a 45/45 country, and there's something about walz's record that is going to help motivate republicans, and -- >> toward harris, do you think or toward trump? >> no, i think towards trump. i think that the harris campaign decided they're going to seek to pull more democrats out to vote, especially and maybe get some rural voters as well and that they're banking on moderate republicans or right leaning independents to either hold their nose and vote for harris or just stay home. they don't think they need to do anything to woo

governor josh shapiro introducing his good friend now vp candidate, tim walz in philly last night, he's the hometown hero. their shapiro had been a top contender for the role, but ultimately, his vetting conversations with harris just didn't go as well as they did between her and tim walz. regardless, they showed a united front at last night's rally when shapiro took the stage, hyping up the crowd and look, this was a performance that underscore why shapiro is going to be someone who was a rising star in the democratic party, why he was considered for this role. it also may tell us something about why he ultimately wasn't chosen. his mannerisms and his delivery reminded us quite a bit of someone else let's just remember because i think there's some folks out there. >> it still have a little bit of brain fog let's remember what century it is over the last two-and-a-half centuries. it's been ordinary americans taking up the baton from those patriots there's a reason why generations americans fought and died for our democracy. >> kamala harris and tim walz believe in a real freedom. >> whe

two shy of the modern era record set by the phillies back in 1961.tional football stadium has a new name, pit bull stadium where they paid $6 million for naming rights over the next decade and that kind of money lying around, i would rename them at scott stadium. >> cool story. >> and shout out, the 20-year-old wrestler from walnut creek won olympic gold today. she has run the table since the games began. winning four matches to get there outpointing their opponents 31-2. the youngest champion in american wrestling history. her brother is that wrestling coach. san francisco state. >> and a lot of friends are on that wrestling team. >> yes, gold medal. >>> marine biologists are white and up next at 5:00, we'll dive into the water off the california coastline along with the behind every second of game-changing performance, there's a lifetime of planning, testing in the toughest conditions to help perfect, every detail. when we're young, we're told anything is possible... ...but only a few of us go out and prove it. witness the greatness of anna hall on

here's what she said at their philly rally this week. >> we're winning pennsylvania.appened, trump won pennsylvania by i think 40 some thousand votes, we're going to blow that number. we're going to go way above. >> we're going to win it big she says. do you agree? are democrats poised to hold on to pennsylvania, and do you see any impact there from harris not picking governor shapiro as her running mate? >> i'll start with the last part of your question and then go backwards. no, i do not see the selection of governor walz over governor shapiro adversely affect the commonwealth. i don't see that being a problem at all. josh shapiro is a rising star in our party and a rising star in the country. he has done phenomenal work. he has raised the boats on this issue in pennsylvania of electing vice president harris and governor walz because of who he is here and what he has done here, and now that he is in a national conversation and viewed as a national leader, everybody here is excited for him. it was a win-win for us for him to be considered and now to be out there supp

he's in philly talking economic policy. he and trump are going after harris for inflation and for her flip-flop from calling for a fracking ban in 2019 to now, walking that back. trump at a rally here in pa this weekend said a harris walz victory would mean the end of the state's energy industry. >> kamala imposed a natural gas export ban to cripple pennsylvania energy producers. you do know that she's against this whole energy thing that you have going which is by far the most important thing you have from an economic standpoint, a jobs standpoint. she's against it. reporter: so, our latest fox news power rankings give us a sense of where voters are on the issues specifically and former president trump leads harris on the issues especially the big ones that people care about like the economy and immigration, but a new quinnipiac poll out a few days ago for this battleground state shows harris actually has a three-point lead in pennsylvania so she's sunning after she kind of took over-the-top of the ticket but the former pr

this morning the philly fed released non-manufacturing survey and this line here really stood out.declines in full-time employment and the full-time employment index it fell 10 points to 14.9. that's the second consecutive negative reading and the lowest by the way since may 2020. so both full time and part-time are contracting, kind of see that here. negative 0.5 but a little less drastically. now put that labor market date into context with this jackson hole summit, charles. it is about introspection, reassessing the monetary policy but in the immortal words of destiny arnaz from the "i love lucy" fans out there, the fled has some explaining to do. charles: they're out there to explain why they seem to have been late when it came to rate hikes. thank you, kelly. simplified asset management portfolio manager, chief strategist mike green. mike you say the focus of this symposium suggests the fed is confused why interest rate policy hasn't had more pronounced impact on the economy. why do you think that is? >> they panicked when they cut rates in 201019. they panicked when they cut

and that is by design yesterday, he was in philly just four miles from where harris and walz introduced walz to america, to the crowd. today, he's starting in michigan and then going to claire, wisconsin, the same city where we're going to see the harrison walz today, but luck we're going to hear from vance is he's going to point out that there both from more midwestern towns, middle america, they're both veterans and then he's going to say that that is where the similarities stop. you heard him say that last night in philly and then he's going to go very hard after walz's record and part of this is exactly what you laid out at the top, which is they're trying to paint walz as a radical liberal, someone who was more liberal than both harris and biden can be a little bit tough to do. remember when walz was in congress for 12 years, he was actually widely seen as more of a moderate democrat. he voted with republicans on a number of things on strengthening the border on lowest, on lowering deficit deficits. he was backed by the nra, which later pulled their support once he became governor.