that's what richard fowler told me is happening. want to talk to more people about that, because that would really lean into the fact of questioning our support for israel at this point. they could have pushed for that. they could have done a whole lot of things. some of those signs say "killer, some of the signs say "killer kamala." no one has said "you've got to get kamala harris to say from the stage here that it's hate speech, and it's got my name on it, or have somebody call it out. we had a former president shot in an assassination attempt. >> it would be nice to hear from kamala harris on the stage behind me "i condemn all anti-semitism." she has said it before, but this is a moment in this room where there are 30 uncommitted delegates. you mentioned the numbers last segment. say it to this room. see if she gets booed. to have a man who says "what is wrong with october 7th?" when more than 100 hostages were taken, women sexually assaulted. who knows where this little boy is now? he celebrated his first birthday in captivity.

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. >> john: richard fowler and doug collins during us and moments to talk about harris' flip-flops and what might happen in georgia. first, though, fox news team coverage, aisha has knee in michigan i had a former trump's visit. and in savannah following the harris-walz campaign. mark? >> john, good afternoon to you. the vice president should be wheels up for georgia within the hour, this will be her seventh visit to the state just this year, indication that her campaign knows is going to have to put more time and resources if they want to do well in this battleground state. the harris events today are going to be happening a little smaller than we have seen at rallies before. the idea they want to reach out to some of the rural voters that may not feel they are getting the attention. the camping spinning a lot of time opening upfield office, 24 across the state, and deploying 190 different staffers. the campaign trying to turn out the rural voters and doing all they can. beco in order to win a state like georgia and states across the country you have to make sure you are playing the f

bring in richard fowler and je jessica, great to see you both. there is a biden scandal. richard, we'll start with you. he says biden is still the president, people who signed up for another four years are still running the government around him. this was offered to biden by fellow democrats, by bowing out, trade shadow of scandal for halo of self-sacrifice. we got this picture, they were at the beach this weekend. richard, what about this concern, everybody can have an afternoon off at the beach, we have six months to go and a lot of problems. >> the president has been active in solving problems. as we speak, we have a military ub unit, navy ships moving into iran. we see him actively trying to negotiate a ceasefire, he is not leisurely walking through the white house, he is taking aksz to deal with issues affecting the american people. we know on his schedule, he has an event to talk about the cost of living. a vice president is running for president of the united states. >> dana: he did an interview with cbs and says it was clear nancy pelosi

matt gorman and richard fowler. a fox news contributor.oes it work for trump and vance to go after harris on these economic proposals which say that harris will fix the economy when she has been in the white house that has led us to this point? >> yeah. if you saw her on friday he would've thought she was a challenger. inflation in the housing market at its worst. look, her economic land, she is taking plans for weeks to moderate decisions. the first thing she puts her name on his price controls, subsidizing demand. even the mainstream media. >> price gauging. i'm sorry, i've been on vacation , i missed that one. if she is calling up these companies for what she calls price gouging, the last i checked, that is illegal activity in like 37 states. the states have the power to call these companies out on it. what makes her think she can tell voters that she will somehow cap prices and not run companies out of business? >> i do think that matt is right it seems as though kamala harris and governor tim walz are the challenges and the momentum s

let's bring in steve moore and richard fowler fox news contributor thank you for being here.hard this from "wall street journal". karl rove rights trump needs to convince voters harris contributed to how disastrous the last proper years have been. take inflation, she cast a tie-breaking senate vote by the rescue plan that made it's passage possible that edible $.9 trillion in spending and than stoke inflation by breaking a tie to pass the ablation reduction act 2022 doled out ranges exceed $4 billion. members aside it is a little crazy to me anyway the trump camp is in a position where they have to prove that vice president harris was part of the administration's key policy decisions over the last proper years that's usually given. >> it's usually a given. at thank what's happened in this campaign is because of how the momentum shifted almost seems as though harris and tim walz are the challengers and donald trump and j.d. vance are the incumbents. that has a benignity with how the campaign is playing itself out and up a thing to do with donald trump asking the american voter

. >> dagen: doug collins, and richard fowler fox news contributor, great to see you both. you are welcome to respond to that video how dare we say merry christmas, but she is going to have a lot of explaining to do and she said she was in favor of banning hydraulic fracturing, which means in favor of getting rid of 65% of u.s. oil production and 75% of u.s. natural gas production. that is disaster. >> look, i think there is a different difference in policy and policy changes over time, no matter who the candidate is. some we have seen from the sitting vice president's after being in a job and after looking over the policy, i have decided there is a better way to do this derrico i will say since the biden administration has taken office, we have actually seen more leases go out to folks whot to drill oil in the united states, oil manufacture has gone up over the past couple of years since the previous administration. >> dagen: dug them i will let you respond to that. i can talk fossil fuels until the cows come home and production should be a heck of a lot higher in the unit

. >> john: let's bring a mollie hemingway, and richard fowler, fox news contributor. richard, let's start with you, since it is your party technically with the democratic campaign during the primaries, utep back towards the middle for the general election and a lot of people would say she has tapped way left with this pick for the general election. don't look at me so puzzled. >> happy tuesday to too, john. i think that there will be a lot of folks on the right that try to frame tim walz as progressive or frame him to the left i think if you look at his record very carefully, what you will find a somebody that is actually more populous. if you look at him and the issues he cared about and the things he passed with republicans, i might add are very dissimilar to the things you saw ivanka take up with paid family leave, early childhood care, maternity care, things that are populous and things that most americans agree with. beyond that i think you also see it like j.d. vance do there, republicans hearken back to 2020 and what happened to minneapolis following the death

so here with his take is fox news contributor and democratic strategist richard fowler this morning.think. >> good morning. >> that is a central issue that i would anticipate dozen become part of this campaign. hey, if you're gonna enact all these things to quote, unquote fix america, inflation being a great example, something she would tackle on day one. why haven't you done it in your three and a half years as vice president? >> well, for a couple of things here, number one, irthink we all know it to be true that the job of the vice president, according to our constitution has two jobs. one, to fill in for the president if something happens to him and two is to preside over the senate. none of those jobs allow you to pass legislation. none of those jobs allow you to pass policy. and so i think what the vice president is saying here is if elected, when i'm the person sitting in the driver's seat, there's a lot of things i would do and i will do differently. >> will: i understand the difference and i appreciate that point that she wasn't president. she was vice president. but this ad

fowler is here, fox news contributor. to see about. richard, i will start with you. first of all, kamala harris can just hire you to handle her comments, because you have friends everywhere, what's going on with this? is it a strategy? >> i think it's a good question, for those in the media, we want to see her sit down and take tough questions. when you ask voters at large, when she appeared and use all the energy is that voters felt, for the voters in the polls are reflecting that, they are saying press conference to be darned, we like it, we love her. and you see her flipped and all the major polls in her direction, so i think there is a media class that we want to ask her tough questions and the voters are saying we like the rallies. spin on the voters who are coming to the rallies. >> the american people in general. >> harris: this place on hold, all of the american people and you always tell me you can put everything in a poll. >> the polls are -- >> but they look at her policies are, people are not sure, but some of

i want to bring in now the power panel richard fowler, fox news contributor and matt gorman targeted victory executive vice president and former tim scott campaign advisor. richard, you first. when harris's aides say the fractured media landscape where trust in traditional news outlets have fallen and that's why we haven't seen her in an interview, abc, cbs, nbc, what does that mean? she won't sit for anybody then, just tiktok? >> no, listen. >> harris: that's what they said. >> as a member of the media i think it is important she does sit down for an interview and i do believe that she will likely do so. with that being said, in all fairness i think it is worth pointing out it is not like kamala harris was the candidate of four months ago or five months ago or six months ago or three weeks ago. she was the candidate -- hold on. hold on a second. she was the candidate of last week. there is a lot of things that have to happen between last week and this week and next week as we go toward the convention. i think she will sit down with the media but talk to party officials, get to all t

joy to be no fox news contributor tommy bruce and the author of fear itself and fox news richard fowlered for a cease-fire in the middle east. of course donald trump is also said get this over quick to israel and a general statement but, the here is has not exactly given a full throated statement of support that she will as a united states president arm israel for whatever it needs. where does the campaign stand would it comes to israel? >> that's a great question. i think the vice president in this moment is trying to walk a clear bright line she is a vice president of administration that is actively trying to negotiate a cease-fire agreement between israel and hamas in working with various middle eastern partners including the egyptians and qatar and there sitting at the table as we speak. she's trying to talk about where the campaign goes forward in what's happening in the real status quo and what you get to see the campaign to over the next couple of days is talk about what i would do if i was elected in the cease-fire condemning the innocent civilians with the israeli side or the g

richard fowler fox news contributor joins us now. remember what happened in 1968 question work that led to the election what do you expect will happen starting next week there? >> thank you for having me. i got a chance to drive through some of the perimeters had the chance to talk to the mayor of chicago this morning. the sensor getting from them on the ground as they are prepared for this. they are ready for this convention and are excited to see 50000 folks come to chicago and hopefully spend a lot of money so they can make money in the process. this convention is a page turner. more than bore a couple lisa go for the presidential debate of joe biden's folks are really excited about vice president kamala harris coming to the city of chicago delegates are really excited to make her the official nominee on thursday night. eric: what type of reaction do you think you will see to both the vice president and the current president? knowing that he bowed out the way he did. >> and think that is a great question. we know president joe bid

fowler and lisa boothe.here. >> sandra: a live look at mar-a-lago where any moment now we are expecting to see former president donald trump step up to that microphone to hold a news confer

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let's bring in richard fowler and breach lisa boothe fox news contributor's. kick things off for us here. we are about to see the former president again give a news conference. sena bunce from j.d. vance taking questions from reporters. why is kamala harris so quiet and why not take some questions from the press? >> that's a good question and in the next coming weeks you will see the sitting vice president take some questions. it's worth pointing out you set a truncated rollout. she is not the candidate from two months ago or three weeks ago. she is a candidate from last week. i think she's trying to introduce yourself to the base and trying to pick a vice president. she is trying to rearrange her campaign team to work for her and not sitting president joe biden. she will probably before the convention sit down and take questions from the press. >> j >> john: this two-minute warning stretching to 2 minutes and 40 seconds. what do you expect to hear from the president today or the former president. will this all be about policy or do you think he could potentia

richard fowler, jason chaffetz, gentlemen, thank you both.ell, while the democrats kicked off their convention in chicago, former president trump and his running mate hit the campaign trail in battleground pennsylvania. the senior national correspondent kevin corke live in d.c. with the new information on this. kevin, good evening. >> evening. trace one where president trump's speech at a factory in york, pennsylvania lasered in on the economy, as you can well imagine. obviously he wanted to talk about where it was on his watch, what happened under harrison biden and where it will go in the future, depending on how things turn out this november. now, given the venue, it came then as no surprise that the former president called for more tariffs. he attacked electric vehicle mandates and he boosted his argument that the economy had been much better during his presidency than under mr. biden, which is to say it would be worse still under a harris administration. >> if kamala gets in, the united states will rapidly become a the industrialized thi