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meeting with king charles today ahead of attending the nato summit in little weighty aware ukraine and russia will be the biggest topic of discussion. working to be hearing from the republican florida congressman cory mills and what his concerns are when it comes to her role in the ukrainian war plus rapper 50 cents sound enough on a doomed los angeles what he calls doomed l.a. after the city reinstates the nobel policy. working to get reaction from jack brewer on how minority communities are impacted by such policies in a pileup of electric vehicles. a lot of people don't want them but automakers are cranking them out high numbers of ev's are made but there is one problem not enough demand for the supply we're going to dig into what this means going forward as the administration continues to push cleaner energy and more ev's, welcome cavuto "coast to coast" i am david asman and we have a jampacked show today first president biden kicking off his

trip across the pond with the meeting with king charles in windsor castle the first meeting since president biden skipped the king's coronation at the top of the agenda ukraine fox news correspondent alex hogan is live in london with the very latest. >> hello a quick trip to england president biden has touched he's on his way to let the when you but the last stop here in the uk concluded a trip to windsor castle where he met with king charles iii the first meeting as you mentioned since the monarch was correlated. the official coronation back in may which doctor jill biden attended the president did not, what are the top official agenda topics was a war in ukraine in the climate concerns. earlier this morning he met with his british counterpart rishi sunak discussing economic ties and outlined under the new atlantic declaration as well as support for ukraine and whether suit entrance we did would join

nato something that could have more potential after today since the turkish president. one said it might approve if turkey could join the european union. turkey is largely stood in the way of sweden joining nato claiming the country supports turkish groups that believe to be terrorist. back here in london during this time president biden dodged a lot of questions from the press and were asked about the conversation that he had with president erdogan last week. no word on that. he did make comment stressing the importance of the relationship between the u.s. and the united kingdom calling it rocksolid. david: thank you looks nice in london my next guest has concerns about the role in ukraine most recently with the decision to deliver cluster bombs to ukrainian fighters florida congressman cory mills joins me now. good to see you. it was not that long ago when this white house was calling the

use of the weapons the work crime. what you make of this and what do you think changed in the white house. >> your exactly right one of the things that we can remember the former press secretary jen psaki saying if russia utilized against the ukrainians they would declare this as a work crime was funny how you watch the biden administration they slow rolled their actions within ukraine prolonging this conflict in first we would not provide javelins and they provide javelins then they would not provide hi marsden they provided them then tanks et cetera and now the utilization of cluster unions. let me remind everyone over 100 countries that are part of nato have declared the munitions to not be used in war and the reason for that is increasing collateral damage because now you think about the idea of additional unexploded

ordinances. i think there's been a continual salt and have biden administration has handled ukraine. i think this is one of many examples that we are leading to. david: the president himself put something out there that makes people wonder the reason they're putting out the weapons is because the running out of other munitions, let me play the soundbite and get your reaction. >> this is a war relating to munitions in the running out of those ammunition and we are low on it. so what i finally did was take the recommendation of the defense department to not permanently but allow for this transition. we have more 155 weapons, the shells for the ukrainians. david: is that why were putting the cluster bombs out there? >> i'll be the first to tell you that we certainly need to bolster and strengthen and mark

industrial base as well as her capabilities within, for far too long we relied on outside sources and in many cases adversarial nations like china and russia for raw materials. it's also been an issue within the armed forces themselves, we do not have the capability or have not had the capability for long-term contracting resources therefore there was not an investment by individual companies to build up capacity capability there's always a mindset that we would get it abroad. when you think of america first agenda by taking control of the supply chain raw material rare mineral expiration programs this is one of the reasons i'm sure he's leaning towards instead of finding a peaceful resolution to stop the war and not perpetuate and now increase civilian casualties. david: i want to switch to china dna el entering the meeting into an embarrassment when she was literally kowtowing bowing to one of the ccp leaders and before a meeting and then we have the president himself suggesting something about the

chinese ambition let me roll the tape and get your reaction. >> we write the rules of the international order. >> i think so, not all of them but he pointed out and said we weren't there when those rules were written about international airspace and someone. but i don't think is looking for work, conflict, expansion of territory. david: not looking for expansion of territory when clearly the chinese have a beyond taiwan that the picture were seen, janet yellen is bowing and they're saying they don't have larger ambitions and a lot of people say they're ready to go into taiwan. >> again let's point this out for what it is, obama's third term we have to acknowledge the fact that we had an apology tour that was going around during the obama biden administration as well and we see a lot of the

same, the idea that china is not looking for expansion is laughable we seen them eliminate treaties like the one country to system framework of hong kong we have them expanded with economic coercion in africa to take over mineral mines and further exploration in the own western hemisphere where they're trying to build joint training bases and spy bases in cuba and take over honduras and panama. we know this is true not to mention the fact that they are buying upper american farmlands in our own $6.1 billion in lands under military installation, that sounds like a non- kinetic influence and domination effort by china and by presidency. i just returned from the command where i went to hawaii, taiwan, tokyo, okinawa, towanda and the philippines and i can tell you where working hand-in-hand with our partners to ensure that we stay as prickly as possible to stay and keep china from their invasion because they are looking to unify and president xi is looking for expansion, they are not a competitor there

nava seri in this administration needs to start understanding that. david: clearly they have not been saying that, maybe there's something happening underneath that we haven't seen. cory mills, good to see you. let's take a look at the markets today fairly modest increase on the dow jones industrial, the s&p is down and the nasdaq is down about a half a percentage point, it's kind of rebounded a little bit, at least the dow is from last week and investors are watching china as it enters what looks like a deflationary. , how will that impact is at home freedom capital market chief global strategist and former executive floor governor at the new york stock exchange jay woods joins us now, governor woods, good to see you. let's talk about china, the wall street journal had a piece talking about the inventory of unsolved good as the global economy is slowing down.

it is building up suggesting there going into a deflationary . . . how does that affect us in the united states. >> right now it is not affected us but is something were watching carefully, let's back up a little bit they've not come out of covid their way behind the curve were talking about a real estate crisis that's been going on for two years, today they announced no loan payments for another year, who knows what stimulus they will throw out it and what will they do to the u.s. consumer. as their demand slows, the unemployment rises and we could see a global commodity prices. right now it has not impacted us but were watching it closely. david: to the deflationary effect of all the goods piling up in china help us to bring inflation down? >> you would hope it would, the scary side of this thing, what would they do to counteract that and we talk about taiwan and fears of something happening,

that could be something that could lead to growth, let's hope we don't go there but it is something i'm hearing a lot of chatter about. david: the markets were very jittery today last week, today it seems like they are calming down even though the nasdaq is that a half a percentage point. what was the fear about last week and why has it not carried over on this be? >> i would not say fear it was a slow holiday week. david: one day we went down 500 points. investors were scared. >> they were it was a slow day with the rookies at the helm. i don't look at that as anything. let's focus on the end of this week. were set up for fireworks this week let's watch a cpi data on wednesday were looking to drop from 4% to 3.1% year-over-year. anything that does not hit that number and we could see a tailspin in the market considering where we come how

far and how fast. a little bit of a selloff 500 sounds a lot in the dow but the s&p is what we really monitor right now a 5% correction they happened on average three times a year, we had one for britain march 3 to 5% pullback poses at technical levels, 50 day and the old resistance 4200. it may feel awful at the time but it could be a healthy retracement with the cpi data another job number and ppi on thursday and the consumer sentiment on friday we have a lot to look forward to an earnings season after that, the fireworks will begin on wednesday. david: very quickly i went through two stocks that you, first of all home depot some people are upping their target for home depot as homes get older people go to home depot more and more. i know i do and the other one is karl icahn he was really being attacked by short cells it looks like he's come through that, what you thing about the two

stocks. >> let's talk about home depot a lot of people aren't moving if you have the three to half or 4% interest rate, i'm not moving anytime soon because of that. home repair is going to be something that people focus on, homebuilding is huge as millennial's are moving out no inventory home depot has been a stock that is battled a few backorders over the last year but it seems like it's got its act together demand will be there in karl icahn i don't like to comment on karl he went through a lot with a short report coming out the stock went from 55 down to 18 close to 28 coming in today after 33 the last i checked and is restructuring loan payments and looks like is figuring it out. you never count the man out he has a lot to reverse in the 50 day moving average that is a positive first step we can get it to 35 and above we slowly make progress, that was a gut punch for him. >> reaches you, thank you for coming in. finished giving his 2 cents on the controversial bill reform policy the wrappers warning as

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the quality of life with people here in los angeles county. >> besides reducing the appearance rate critics say zero bail deters from police since they know it's all was pointless to arrest nonviolent offenders he could not be held in jail. >> he walks around with a wrench in his hand, appear pliers, hammer. >> he turned on the it, he defecated in that corner on the last brick. >> this is the guy that were talking about multiple times in the l.a. neighborhood witnesses this homeless guy vandalize water pipes and cut utility lines without penalty. >> when you call the police what do they say to you? they say there's nothing they can do. >> i have five streetlights out into street in my house is in complete darkness and the taxes i pay are outrageous.

>> the crime jumped 12% in l.a. baxter, the violent crime downtown 25% and nobel was an effective policy. >> i'm angry with gascon and each and every one of the city council members, i'm angry with the mayor and if it was up to be we would replace them all. >> actavis who brought the case with the bail discriminates since the wealthy can make in the poor cannot, the prosecutors say that just because it's a misdemeanor or arrest does not mean it's a victim and number two some criminals never face justice and there is no deterrence. 50 set as a former drug dealer diagram can't enter crime and assault charges, this guy might know and he says it's a big mistake. >> thank you very much, joy to me jack brewer former nfl player and ceo of the jack brewer foundation, always a pleasure to see you again, the great thing, he does know and he does have a past, he turned that around he's a born-again christian and god

bless him he's made the best but he has not forgotten but he's applying it to what's happening now, is he right. >> is 100% corrected anybody that's been around criminals and criminal themselves they understand the common mind, that will continue to commit crime if you allow them to it's pretty much common sense where you're putting a month before victim, that is what is sad and alarming as that work at a terminal justice system fighting to bring rehabilitation to men and women behind bars when you have lawmakers like this later that out of the window and were taking huge steps back, what i love about your commentary you really have skin in the game, yet her prison ministry, it's not helping the people in the streets either, sometimes they can be better off, not only will the community be better off but

sometimes they can get the help that they really need to turn their lives around don't do in the name of equality and equity, it's nonsense saying someone can't afford to pay bail is a reason you can put them back on the street regardless of the crime that they commit is absolute nonsense citizens must stand up to this, look at a place like l.a. where 50% of black working people are not working, the unemployed, now you have this culture that you are creating around not working not being held accountable when you commit crimes, you just created an entire generation that thinks it's okay to steal and rob in the vulnerable is the one that is being hurt and you hear the poor people whether their elderly are folks trying to make a living, now they had to look over their shoulders, they are not safe and crime is

skyrocketing. >> it is the border the communities are hit the hardest, minority or getting shot and killed. his minority businesses that are being put out of business, it is the minority community that lose businesses because they are afraid, we only have a moment on this but you touched on it the fact that we had the employment figures come out last week and it's extraordinary that black workers comprise 90% of the recent unemployment spike. it is now twice of what the general unemployment is in the black community, why do you think that is in you look back three or four years ago under the trump administration we had historical low unemployment rates for african-americans and historical low for an appointment rates for hispanic americans and all the sudden you see a major u.s. city like this spiking with 90% of its an appointment from black folks,

you would see the sabia social justice issue, this is what you mark march from and you take to the streets and demand change not the other woke nonsense that they're bringing in the same county has dozens and dozens of schools were black kids are not proficient in reading and math, at what point do you say let's stand up for the kids and for this generation, we are perpetuating this nonsense. >> for the kids and their parents we are trying as best as they can to improve their kids life and make their lives a little better than the parents, that's what we hope for, wealthy people have the opportunity and they can choose the school that they want, poor folks should have the same opportunity, jack brewer, thank you thank you for being here my friend. >> thank you so much, god bless you. david: a new report same behind closed doors president biden's temper toward his staff is really blowing apart his public folks with his public joe image, we will talk about that coming

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>> we are blessed, shocked, i grip on indiana jones, how could more people want to watch a movie about us than him, we are grateful it is a real problem, people are waking up and we think this could be a major solution in the fight against child trafficking. >> that was tim ballard the man of sound of freedom is based. it is a very tough movie i solid last week, extremely well-made about child trafficking, it was finished about five years ago but was recently released by angel studios, it was last week released and it did extremely well the box office beating indiana jones and per theater

viewing on july 4 but maybe it did too well for the past couple of days from woke hollywood elites in the left-wing media have been putting out nasty rumors about the filmmakers trying to kill a film that they thought was dirty dead. instead a great turn around the film's popularity has been growing even more, so has hollywood kingmakers lost their touch, sarah bedford washington examiner joins me now, good to see you, one would think a film that courageously exposes child trafficking made on a very small budget of only $14 million relatively small would be applauded, why has this been been excoriated by the left? >> i think hollywood really does not like it when anyone breaks ranks and deviates from the party line hollywood has captured by a lot of leftist ideologues who are in charge of the studios and the production

companies, they do not like that a video promoting something that resignations with conservatives in the part of the country that they regularly demonize is doing so well. i think you see a lot of hollywood elites squirming a little bit that something with a message that does not duck tail perfectly with the progressive values is doing well and they don't have total control or the ability to stop it. >> the ways that they demonized is so dumb they are suggesting is a part of the cuban on conspiracy even though it was written before anybody heard of cuban on in the book upon which the film was made was written before that so it does not make any sense, meanwhile you have these people who have been encouraged by the contrary to go out and see the movie one is the critical drinker anybody who sees youtube film reviews love this guy stuff he says sound of freedom starring jim is a low-budget movie that managed to knock indiana jones off the top

spot. it's also a harrowing and compelling true story about a man's mission to combat child trafficking and it is excellent. i'm just wondering does this show that the hollywood elite has been knocked off their perch? >> certainly this box office a big movie weekend they were and i think it shows a lot of smaller production companies and studios what can be possible if you make good content that caters to the other half of the country that does not agree with everything that the left says there is a reason why viewership is dropping precipitously for the oscar awards ceremony, a large part of the audience that the studios claim to cater to don't actually agree with anything that the hollywood ideologues are pushing and this may open up the door in the future for alternative messages to breakthrough and entertainment industry. >> it also connects with what happened to tom cruise remake of top gun top gun maverick which was amazingly successful, what a

half billion dollars and hollywood stuck their nose up at it saying it is too patriotic and all this other stuff, people don't care they want a good solid movie a lot of action something that resignation and the residence is stronger than their ideology. >> you also look at some of the movies that have pushed progressives messages and storylines that aren't doing so well there has been children movie that featured lgbtq that parents aren't taking the kids to see, there is romantic comedies the future lgbtq messages that aren't doing nearly as well it is good entertaining movies that promote normal things that people want to go and see. >> it's amazing, quickly we don't have much time there is a story and axioms about president biden really losing it in some of his fights with the staff inside of the white house coming out with fouled mouth hissy fits

et cetera, it kind of reminds folks who had family that had alzheimer's and other problems and maybe this is the stage that he is going, what do you make of the story. >> the cynic in me wonders if this was a plan from the white house almost, the idea of an intensely focused engaged president behind closed doors is sort of the opposite of the aging biden that we've seen a lot more of over the past few weeks even if this is accurate it totally breaks from every man family image that is worked so hard to cultivate and shows more cracks in the surface of the persona that biden has tried to put out the latest that is not acknowledging his biological granddaughter at the family nanny press enter progresses to be in if this is accurate not the called presidency claims to be either. >> great to see you, we appreciate it, electric car sales are failing to keep up with her output as unsold

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david: president biden discusses climate change with king charles, calls are growing louder for the biden administration to ease off on the push for electric vehicles. hillary vaughn is on capitol hill with more on this. >> autoworkers are pushing president biden to pump the brakes on his green goals, they say biden's plan to make two thirds of all new cars electric over the next nine years would put a lot of them out of work, the united auto workers union gm, ford and chrysler said they

were an ev factory will employ as many people because electric cars are simpler to build with fewer parts and the people working will not make as much, the uaw warning biden's aggressive timeline could also disrupt the entire automotive industry, the uaw president also blasting biden's past taxpayer giveaways to car companies to encourage electric vehicle production in the u.s. saying this we've been absolutely clear that the switch to electric engine jobs, battery production in ev manufacturing cannot be a race to the bottom why is joe biden's administration facilitating the corporate greed with taxpayer money and now 25 state attorney general are pushing biden to put his omissions plan in reverse. >> the tailpipe admissions policy were any other policy will destroy a competitive advantage in her economy, that cannot stand. we have to make sure that we take care of our environment but we have to do in a smart and thoughtful way. with the biden administration they want to lack common sense.

>> the fallout from all of this is putting a roadblock in president biden's reelection campaign, the union is refusing to endorse biden second run for a second term until they get clarity on where they rank. david: he is a union guy, thank you, automakers are cranking out more electric cars but there is a big problem there are not enough buyers, unsold electric cars are piling up at dealership lots all over the country here is the center for industrial progress founder alex epstein good to see you. ev sales account for 6.5% of auto sales, they are increasing but the sales are not keeping up with demand demand is not there to buy all the cars, why do you think this is. >> this is something that is not being chosen by free people

deciding what's best for them and something being coerced. even with the coercion about 6% biden wanted by 2032 he wanted to be 67% he wants to deck template from where it is now, you have all these ev makers that have been pressured or incentivized or controlled into producing more ev's than the market wants, we should have a free market ev policy where people are free to make the best ev's and sell them on the market but not be subsidized or mandated that way we can a better vehicles and ev's as our grade is ready for it, right now we have a catastrophically declining grid and a catastrophic plan demand by ev's predicted total government dictated disaster. david: that does not work we remember the five-year plans of the tenure plans in the old soviet union i guess china still has them. the ideas of leaders who think that they can directed the private sector and consumers in

certain ways does not really work but you see it on the state level. you live in california they are preparing for all electric even sooner than biden wants a whole country, will they be ready will the electric grids under pressure be ready, et cetera. >> i'm sorry to laugh it's not really funny but my wife and i have been driving we've been driving to the summer and you see the signs and they say it's too hot we don't have enough electricity don't charge your ev and don't usually air conditioning three this is a condition were at with low ev penetration and were talking about getting rid of oil powered vehicles by 2035. they are not going to hit that by anything in that direction is causing these problems right now we need to acknowledge the government dictated policies are bad let's get rid of them and have a free market in ev's if you want to help ev allow mining

biden claims to want ev's but he shut down the mining area in minnesota among being general hospital. it's a total scam. david: we have to go but the edex are based on the rhetoric that greta thunberg and others have come out with, greta put out in five years if we don't get off of fossil fuels, the world will be gone all civilized life on the planet will in, these statements are not helping their cause, are they? >> what they do they just make people panicked and do really stupid panicky things that make no sense versus thinking long-term. i know were running out of time but people want to learn more about this check out my book fossil future which has a roadmap for the future. david: i'm glad you got that in there, thank you for being in here i appreciate it and congratulations on getting married i hope you and your wife to greatly i'm sure you will check with brian brenberg in the big-money show to see what they

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david: we have an opportunity to reverse bidenomics, we need to get spending under control, we need to do the energy initiatives that you and i discussed. we have to nuke things like esg we can have a politicized economy it does not work read we need to rip up all the bureaucratic excess so we can unleash the creative forces in our economy. david: 2024 presidential candidate ron desantis taking issue bidenomics and he's not the only one wall street journal op-ed today explaining various federal departments have a bar we more from each other like the commerce secretary taking $39 billion from the chips in

science act for daycare, foreign investment and other questionable funding requirements, former council of economic advisers chairman kevin hassett says the u.s. will go bankrupt with the current economic policies, great to see you the bidenomics of the article andy kessler makes it seemed like all the world the sump mitt scheme where full employment plan for bureaucrats, you borrow from peter to pay paul. >> i think it was there doing his misinformation campaign by adding the word nonexempt or the name biden they make it seemed like they have a clue about economics but they clearly don't if you think about the things that they say and they do in higher marginal tax rates will be good for the economy we can spend dealers. they say we cannot regulation

grow faster under biden and they did under obama twice as fast and that won't hurt small businesses in the economy they say all these things economically irrational and the result we have a terrible economy with a weakening job market and inflation run out of control and they're basically saying it's all part of the plan and then they coin out one or two things, if you look at the things that they point to they tend to be lives, we cut inflation in half and inflation has doubled and so one and i think bidenomics is a misdirection to hide the fact that they don't know anything about economics. david: they also created these, there is a lot of questions about the ppp program and so forth from covid and where all the money went we still don't know where the money from k-12 education when $200 billion but here you have a $400 billion slush fund that's going to be controlled by the department of energy and $37 billion being spent by the department of commerce.

it's very hard to keep track of all the spending programs. >> it's going to end very poorly under obama and you mentioned in earlier segment something that i'm really, really concerned about with the heat in the southwest there's going to be in enormous amount of stress on the grid in the grid increasingly depends on wind and solar and is a higher demand for the electricity because electric cars, i think there is a real chance that we're going to have a catastrophe in the southwest because all of a sudden your brownouts and people get user air-conditioning is 120 degrees there's been no careful forward planning about how are we going to do this or do that transition and you see inflation because they spent too much and did not plan but i think really see the electric grid this summer that's extremely painful, for the high pressure system that's big and wide like right now that he goes from l.a. to new mexico, within the high pressure system there

is no wind so it won't be doing anything. >> the president were showing pictures he's arrived in lithuania to be talking to king charles primarily about green energy which king charles is hot on and the point is a lot of people in europe have really been through they spent trillions of dollars over there on green energy programs haven't worked out too well or delivered the energy or the jobs frankly that they thought they were going to deliver i'm just wondering if they are a step ahead of where we are in terms of going down the root and realizing it doesn't pay off. >> very often the europeans are way less ideological more practical then we are even though there to the left. one side that's really important we understand the importance of green energy and were worried about climate change and pollution and we would like if

we had cleaner energy but we know you cannot get there overnight and we also know during the trouble administration greenhouse gas initiative the u.s. dropped by more as a percentage to gdp than any country on earth and by more than president obama predicted to be the effect of the clean power plant in the reason natural gas substituted for coal. the europeans actually consider natural gas a key part of the green energy transition so while we are banning natural gas stoves and making it seemed like you are a climate devil if you use the viking range, they are saying no we need more gas. there is a rational way to get green and it's not the way they were doing in the u.s. >> there may be something that we can learn from the europeans after all, let's hope a lot of the bureaucrats are still in power, we've got to leave here, thank you so much. good to see you. a quick market check as we head to the break, the dow and s&p are both up but we do have the nasdaq down although it was down a full half a percentage point

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david: barbie movie hype is sending the tailstock's soaring the blockbusters expected to bring again 80 and $100 million in the opening weekend, from the dollhouse to the mouse house new number showing traffic at disney is slowing hedge fund manager and fox news contributor jonathan hoenig joining us now. good to see you, the wall street journal had a headline disney world has not felt this empty in years, the question is why, what is happening to disney. >> it's a tremendous drop-off, ten-year low at disney in a number of factors into environmental, the fourth of july holiday came on a tuesday and a lot of people had to work on the monday. in florida record heat. a lot of people are staying away from the parks but overall a big slowdown not just at disney but it parks large universal studios florida their attendance over the four to july holiday was an all-time low. basically a lot of consumers are saying too expensive. a family of four is going to pay

$5000 at disney that is a lot of money considering almost a majority of american 30 think were in a recession. david: very quickly last comment you're a big fan of bidenomics. >> of bidenomics is working what is 70% of americans feel financially insecure not a great vote of confidence if this is what the president is campaigning on. david: i wish we had more time, thank you for ending the show with us we appreciate it that does it for us on "coast to coast", thank you for watching. my good buddy brian brenberg were close to being in the same office in the big-money show are here to take you through the next show. >> those lines were not short at disney when i was there last year. >> they have come down. hello i am brian brenberg. >> i'm jackie deangelis and i'm taylor riggs, welcome to the big-money show. >> president biden just landing in lithuania ahead of the nato