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gave update on second assassination attempt against former president trump. in just over two months. let's get right to fox news david spunt standing by live with in washington with the details. reporter: hey, liz. wrapping up a news conference in west palm beach, florida. the suspect facing federal firearm charges, two of them. but i'm told more charges are from the justice department, meaning federal charges are likely coming. these two charges are the quickest way to keep him behind bars to not get out of custody. they're possession of a firearm by a convicted felon and possession of a firearm with oolite rated serial number, one that's scratched off. records place him at the scene for the chain link for almost 12 hours, 1:59 a.m. to 12:59 p.m.. here's ronald roe. >> we are evaluating that threat and need to rach it up

additionally, we will. reporter: according to producers in court, he was las vegassing and looking around and he said he understands the cha charges d more charges are possible and secret service, justice department and fbi all taking different pieces of the pie. fbi investigating ralph himself and told his cell phone, a camera at the fbi lab in quantico and fbi speaking to family, friends and colleagues in north carolina and hey where he once lived. the secret service, liz, no surprise looking in the mirror and doing self-reflection about how this happened and several u.s. officials told fox news point-blank the service is not staffed to handle donald trump the way that they handle joe biden or kamala harris. the reason joe bidenen is the sitting president with nuclear launch codes and kamala harris is second in library to that position. at that news conference, acting secret service director said it may be time to rip up the secret

service protection play book cha change how things will done. he's open to doing so and he's having positive conversations with the former president and current president talking to members of congress about how to make sure the secret service is staffed at highest level possible and of course, a lot of praise coming to that secret service agent who's unnamed and spotted a muzzle of a gun sticking out of shrubbery and that's where they say ryan ralph was. that saved donald trump's life. liz. liz: david spunt, always great reporting. thank you so much. why not do it now? ramp up trump's security now. iran threatened to assassinate him. others want to kill him. this is what we know about the suspect. he was a trump hater. he mimicked and copied democrat talking points on social media. donated to democrats 19 times. he outedly backed ukraine. reportedly at least 100 run ins with the police for nearly three

decades since 1 1997 and had a biden harris sticker on his car and his son said his father hates trump "as every reasonable person does". we're joined now by chuck mo moreno. chuck, we're grateful to have you on the show. what do you make of what's going on? is former president trump getting security he needs and now in danger because dhs secretary mayorkas is pretty a-wall on this. >> it's apparent he's not getting the proper protection he needs and secret service is stuck in the bureaucratic way of providing protective resources and operational plans based on the title of former president. they should be providing resources and creating operational security plans based on threat environment, based on threat level on the former president. the fact that he's not just a former president, he's also the republican

nominee. he's also got threats, not just domestic but also from foreign adversaries including from iran. so he should be at the highest level that there is. whether that mirrors the presidential level or exceeds that, it doesn't matter. it should all be based on threats and because it's not, they're missing thicks on the outer perimeter. we are having the same conversations right now that we have in butler, pennsylvania. recording the outer perimeter and we can't always rely on this inner perimeter detail that's assigned to the former president full-time. to catch this every time, they're being set up for failure. the secret ser needs to build deterrence and the outer president covered and no way he should have been embedded for 12 hours waiting to attack. liz: he reportedly waited for 12 hours outside of a golf course. that's a long time to be at the

perimeter and is it odd is that he knew trump would be at the golf course? we're hearing it was not on the public schedule because if it wasn't for the secret service agent, that one guy that spotted the gun, trump may be dead. lawmakers like elise stefanik asking how can he get that close to trump, about 400 yards away with assault rifle and scope. >> that's the question and in terms of how did he know to go there and trying to gain probabilities. that is even it was an off the record movement, it was still a favorite location of the former president to go golf. any time he was in west palm beach and it's predictable and whether it's on the record or off the record, predictability is the adversary of the secret service. what he did was set up and lied and wait opportunistic the off chance that the former president would come. and let's make no mistake about it, whether it's a current president or former president, with the protection that the

former president trump has, it's no longer a secret once they arrive at a location. so once that secret is out, the suspect knew that the former president was there, and just waited to take a shot and luckily for that agent that saw that barrel of that gun through the fence, this would have been a totally different story. liz: the weapon of mass destruction in 2002 and fully automatic machine gun and reportedly well known in facebook so much so that cops would get alerts about him allegedly related to weapons and explosives and the new york types, news weal, and other media interviewed him and this suspect also had tweeted democracy is on the ballot. we cannot lose. he's reiterating biden and harper lanes is talking points and -- show the tweets. he urged biden and harris to visit those at the trump rally. >> sounds familiar, the rhetoric, doesn't it? the problem is democrats don't

realize the years that these talking points are falling on. this is a perfect example and you've got somebody that may not dbrox all there and still formulate a plan of attack. this is the scariest situation for the secret service. liz: a pleasure to have you on. thank you for your service to mesh. watch this, from the briefing yesterday on second assassination attempt from former president trump in about two months. watch this. [inaudible]. >> probably between 3 and 500 yards. with a rifle and a scope like that, that's not a long distance. well, you've got to understand the golf course is surrounded by shrubbery and somebody getting into the shrubbery, they're pretty much out of sight. and at this level that he is at rate now, he's not the sitting president. if he was, we would have had this entire golf course

surrounded but he's not so the areas are limited to the areas that the secret service deem possible. liz: wait a second, get to house ways and means and congresswoman from texas beth van duyne. congresswoman, we had chuck moreno on and former secret service agent and worked with homeland security and saying the secret service stuck in brock seizure disorders and should be about the -- burr rock seizure disorders and should be -- bureaucracy and should be about the threat level for trump and should amp up the security for trump. >> they absolutely should. face it, this man has had donald trump threats after death threats put on him just weeks ago and legitimate attempt and he got shot and members of the audience behind him getting killed in others that were almost killed and these are legitimate threats in the rhetoric coming out with democrats is insane to continue to put out the wars they're using and look at this.

before president trump's first attempt on his life, biden tweeted, i want to get his words correctly and not sit and summarize but "donald trump is a genuine threat to the nation and threat to our freedom and democracy. he's literally a threat to everything america stands for". then couple days before the attacks on trump's life. putting in a bullseye. weeks after first attempt, tim walz said trump was a threat to democracy and fascist that will put people's lives in danger. we saw from kamala harris a number of times and look at twitter feed and call him a threat to democracy and a so-called dictator who threatens the lives of americans. look at jazmine a second time before the atemporal integration, it was a threat to him domestically and even after the attempt on his life, democrat leader posting on x demanding that supporters stop the extreme maga republicans.

this is a democrat following we've got to chill out. they've got to treat people as if they're humans and not spark this kind of violence, which we're seeing again and again and again and it's been going on sings let's face t the republican election back in 2016. liz: let me stay on that for a second. you're nailing it and hitting it on the head. we've retracted and dug into it. deputies want to impeach trump before he sat down in the oval office and talking about impeaching him in 2016 and launched 12 impeachment resolutions about six months in on things like the monument clause and businesses and stormy daniels they're going to investigate and no high crime in misdemeanor and doing ten years of awful anti-trump rhetoric for a very long time and it is poison and now there are four investigations into the aidoo tempted assassinations and secret service, fbi, congress, and now florida governor ron desantis saying wait a second, we're not having it.

florida is going to do its own investigation because basically the state of florida doesn't trust what the federal government is doing, the secret service improbing the first assassination attempt and now this. >> absolutely. i'm glad florida is doing it and i think more attention should be on this. it's shocking when you see some of the media just having kind of fyi on their websites and not the lead story because you know, liz, if this was happening to a democrat happening to biden and harris you'd see it everywhere. they would be putting together the dots but they're not. they're completely ignoring it and glad that florida is going in and having their own investigations and it's pretty sad when you have seen the doj and other federal agencies that have been so politicized and talk about the threat that trump causes, the threat that he poses, it's not to democracy, it's not to americans, or to american values, it's to the bureaucracy that is used to getting its own way and democrats feed into it.

liz: congresswoman van duyne, thank you for joining us and great to have you on. >> thank you, have a great day, liz. liz: sure. donald trump the candidate has said in this election there'll be a blood bathe. >> if this and the outcome of this election is not to his liking. liz: you know what, trump didn't say that. he was talking about a blood bath of the car industry because of electric car mandates from the biden harris white house. we've got important new developments in what's happening right now. the trump campaign just dropped the receipts. we'll show you their massive lists ovdemocrats and their -- of democrats and inflammatory rhetoric against trump and that's been going on for ten years and that former president trump now blames for why he's getting shot at. list includes joe biden, kamala harris, nancy pelosi and more. voters are saying stop the atmosphere of political violence. also tonight, former special assistant to president trump, mark lauder is here to react.

now this, >> we'll have no tax on tips and something they copied four weeks after i said and got up and said no tax on tips. liz: this is now hitting the race, kamala harris copied yet another trump policy. we've got that and also the stunning sound of kamala harris and tim walz repeatedly using scripted talking points when asked about things like fixing inflation. pretty stunning what we found. plus, homeowners, you've got to watch out. authorities are now warning criminal robbery gangs are skating real estate shopping sites used to buy houses to target those homes for burglaries. we've got it. former nypd inspector paul marrow takes that -- morrow takes that on. now this. >> as of today, there's not one member of the united states military that's an active due i did in a. -- duty in a combat or war zone around the world liz: growing pushback against the

current vice president for having no idea that u.s. troops are stationed in combat zones around the world. military veterans and their families are outraged. coming up, retired lieutenant colonel bob mcginness is here to give a refresher to kamala harris. but first this -- >> a lot of people thinking kamala harris won the debate. >> she won the debate free and clear, no questions asked. >> she obviousively won the last debate. >> most people say as your polling showed, kamala harris won the debate. liz: really? if she's such a great debate, why not bump in the polls? we've got that and jam packed news hour. stay right there, we'll be back too. good to see you. ♪

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reporter: thanks, liz. think about this, $1 trillion taxpayer dollars are going to pay interest on the debt so far this year. this is not to bring down the actual federal debt and interest to service that debt and a record that the treasury department said 1.2 trillion paid total in interest by the end of fiscal year 2024 this month. still president biden blamed the former administration. >> if you notice, the stun spending we've done on the hole and the spenting we've done has not fundamentally increased the deficit like that. now seriously. goes for the economy. more educated reporter: the federal debt under president biden is biden harris administration and more than $8 trillion in fiscal year 2022 under president trump and increased more than $7 trillion fiscal year 2016 through fiscal

year 2020 and even some democrats now starting to take notice. going from 70 million of that and it's interest on the debt and interest on the debt going to eat us up. >> the cbo director told me last june continually spending more than the government takes in and it'll end badly. jowski that's increasing amount of those resources going to paying interest costs that leaves fewer dollars for everything else. >> con cessional office said by end of next fiscal year and more than $7 trillion, liz. who'd have thank you it. thank you, edward. pleasure to have you on. liz: tune into fox business this

wednesday and hear what the federal reserve says about much anticipated rate cut. here's my prediction just a quarter point. >> i was raised as middle class kid and focusing on aspirations and i believe in the ambition, the aspiration and dreams of the american people. i was a career prosecutor for most of my career. i started my career as a prosecutor and creating a opportunity economy and it's about investing in areas that really need a lot of work. i intend to create a opportunity economy. clearly i'm not joe biden. the vast majority of us as americans have so much more in common than what separates us. we all have so much more in common than what separates us. liz: voters are catching on and kamala harris repeating the same scripted talking points over and

over and over again including when asked about what to do about cutting inflation and creating job growth and carly cooperman. carly, always a pleasure to see you. wonderful to have you on the show. she does scripted talking points like i was born a middle class child because the polls, when you look at polls, abc ipso poll and no bump after the debate and the same margin and hill saying the debate will not matter and kamala is still gaining ground on top voter issues library the economy and border. >> the initial polls after the debate and harris with a slight bump around one point on average per polling and still early to tell in amount of terms of support she is not gaining from

the polling but as time goes on, how long will it take a week or two to host a debate. as you see, harris is ahead nationally in the polls by a few points. that is one higher up by six points and to some extent, she's going to continue to do what she's doing if it's working. so she is starting to fill in some details in terms of her vision. this is the room to go and voters see that and what we're seeing? the polls is not necessarily a huge margin of movement and they picked up trump and they're seeing there's an increase in support in terms of favorability for harris and -- liz: she's been in office for four years and has zero serious rational plan to cut inflation. to increase job growth. government jobs are now eating up more and more of the monthly jobs report. watch kamala harris and tim walz not answering reporter's

questions about how they'll specifically cut inflation. carly, still no press conference from kamala harris after 57 days and first solo interview with a local philly station. watch how she answers about how she'll cut inflation. again, talking about how she was raised middle class. watch tim walz when he was asked about talk about climate change and this is frustrating for voters to see. watch this. >> specific things you have in mind for that? >> i'll start with this, i grew up a middle class kid. i grew up in a neighborhood of folks that were very proud of their lawn. >> i hear from a lot of people, i just want my gas and groceries to be cheaper. what's your admin strays' plan to be more -- administration's plan to be more specific on lowering that. >> we're producing more oil than ever in the country and producing more than any other country and expanding the options whether it's wind, solar and things getting@heart of climate change. liz: it's a really incompetent answer, carly. under the trump white house, there's thousands and thousands of oil leases and a fraction

that improved and going for biden administration and why is there primaries and why are democrat voters okay with with having a canned late they didn't vote for. voters might have said no and they could have said no. she'll hammer small businesses with a massive tax increase and more irs audits and 1099 paperwork and more and more out of the government. they don't want it. >> look, we have seen inflation going down with job growth -- liz: no, it's up 6.7% and groceries up 22% and electricity up double digits and gas up 5% and talking about overall rate. if you did it the way they calculated in 1993, the real

inflation is 18% on monthly basis, carly. >> i'm talking about the trend from where it has been over the past year. harris is trying to pivot away from where biden is knowing that he had struggled on the economy in terms of voter satisfaction and she's talking about understanding the pain the voters had, and she's got to put forward more specific policies as it relates to that because she's continuing to lag mind trump as it relates to the economy. however, democrats still are going to choose her over donald trump because they don't think he's going to do better. liz: we don't know; right? carly, you've been interesting tonight to talk to. she's been in office for nearly four years and hasn't fixed it. carly cooperman, a pleasure to have you on. thanks for play makersing with us ton. good to see you. >> if donald trump were to be reelected, he'll sign a national abortion ban and his project 2025, there would be a national abortion -- a monitor that would be monitoring your pregnancies,

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victimized neighborhoods in states like california, michigan and arizona. joining us now are retired nypd paul mauro. great to have you. police in california are finding criminals are using basically housing real estate sites that you shop for houses on in order to surveil them, scan them for possible home invasion robberies. are they seeing this in places like river side, california, and making arrests. what do you think, paul? this sounds pretty scary. >> it does and goes to resourcefulness. obviously they're a lot more organized than anybody is giving them credit for. if you read deep into this and one of the things you discover is migrant cr crews that come in and steal the stuff and look for phones and electronics and whatever they can get and they can fence. the phones are the holy grail because as we've seen, it's part of migrant crime patterns and get the phones out of the country and those phones go back to people that know how to jailbreak them and if you can

get into a phone, that's a treasure-trove. you get all kinds of security information. bank accounts, venmo accounts and all the various apps and that is information that can be leveraged and really exponentially increasing what you've taken. liz: what people should do is put more surveillance cameras around their home ifs they sell it. >> yeah, or don't leave that kind of stuff around. look, there's attention in this thing. if you want to sell it, show the layout and show things that are going to entice buyers and at the same time, you don't want to give up a lot of information about your burglar alarms or your exterior lighting and stuff like that. you have to be cognizant of this and the house is going to be sitting empty for a great amount of time, just make sure you don't have stuff in there that can be exploited and you know what, replace a couch, a stereo, a whatever. but if you find out that your bank account is being cleared out and all your crypto is gone because you left all of those codes in the house, you've got a

different story. thinking a little profade pattern lacticly, there's a different hit and they're out of the country. liz: wow, paul, thank you for the insights there. >> thank you. >> look, you develop your policies based on what you see happening in the world around you and able to accomplish in washington. liz: right. for four years ad hoc on the fly, evolve and don't have any policy details to fix inflation. this story is coming in and kamala harris copied trump again and joining us now former investment banker, wall street pro and author carol roth. great to see you and kamala announced she'll do executive action and trump did in 2020 to eliminate four year college degree requirements for federal jobs and trump did that in 2020. what do you think of this?

>> first ovall liz, i grew up a middle class child. oh, wait, i thought that's how we answered all questions going forward. she's focused on the middle class and pandering to the middle class and knows they thrived under trump and was completely demolished under her and biden and trying to make these connections and taking his policies wherever she can and seeing that particular one getting rid of the four year degrees and i like the stance of trump more and take what she says and does and put them next to each other. look at her copying trump on no tax on tips, you know, she's saying that because he said that but at the same time she voted for more irs agents to go after surveillance provider tips and unfortunately she's trying to create this middle class connection and the problem is the people's memories are longer

than a day. liz: trump is doing a big number of job cuts getting rid of positions and i mean, they total nearly 76,000 positions that were being offered wiped out in august. that's triple what it was in july and it's the highest number for august going back and then in 2009 and global financial crisis and voters want details and having details and images and get your reaction to this. >> she's so obviously not joe biden and she's the youth and new face of the race and the images are more important. hillary clinton was blasted and criticized by a lot of people for having too many plans. too many policies. and now we're -- people are criticizing kamala harris, vice president harris for not having enough plans.

liz: are they off their rocker? how are images going to pay for milk and egg s? how are prices and double digits higher and health costs and groceries and aren't up more and damages and vibes are okay. >> companies portraying things as different and slapping new and improved label on it. new and improved kamala with more joy but it's the same thing inside that we've seen for the last three and a half years and that is not going to pay for anybody's groceries or rent. re. liz: away we go. flip-flop. a pleasure to have you on. good to see you. >> let's remember charlottesville, what did the president at the time say? there were fine people on each side. liz: no, he didn't quite say

that. botch that had too . the trump-appointed campaign just -- trump campaigned dumped a list of demo democrats and inflammatory attacks on trump and atmosphere of political violent and voters are saying no to. trump is blaming why he's getting shot at. we'll talk about it with mark lauder and latest from the ground and what's happening. also tonight this. >> as of today, there is not one member of the unit military who is in active duty in a combat zone or any war zone around the world. liz: ukraine, syria, jordan, iraq? now the media asking how come the current vice president didn't know u.s. troops are stationed in combat zones and coming up, retired lieutenant colonel bob mcbegin necessary is here and -- mcginness is here. >> hey, emac. >> good to see you. we have performer acting agent

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liz: welcome back. lawmakers from both sides of the aisle demanding answers after former president trump was targeted in a second assassination attempt in two months and senior congressional correspondent chad pergram live on capitol hill with more. reporter: good afternoon, liz. bipartisan lawmakers angry there's been two attempts to kill former president trump this summer. secret service is maxed out protecting people just before the election. some lawmakers believe changes are in order. >> this is one of the reasons why i've been advocating for a full compliment of secret service protection the same as what the president gets. donald trump is a very unique individual and probably the most famous person in the world and

we need to protect him. reporter: former secret service director kimberly cheatle told haase members after a hearing at the july shooting that the service had 8,000 employees that it needed 9500. congress even increased funding for the secret service last year and the president never asked for additional money. that's not the case today. >> one thing i want to make clear, the secret service needs more help and i think congress needs to respond to their needs for more service people. reporter: now congress must avoid a government shut down later this month. it's possible that lawmakers could bolster funding for the secret service in that bill, senate majority leader chuck schumer says he's ready to help if mis-. liz. liz: chad pergram, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> genuine danger to american security. >> there'll be a blood bath if this out come of the election is not to his liking. >> a threat to democracy, yes. are they going to take our

rights away, yes? a deadly threat that donald trump and jd vance are posing to our families. >> let's not pretend that donald trump isn't exactly like musilini and hitler. he's that guy. >> domestic terrorism is a real thing and he's the guy to stoke it. >> he's inciting violence on a horrible rhetoric. >> former president trump told fox news reporter brooke singman that he blames come la harris, joe biden and democrat inflammatory rhetoric for being shot at. welcome to the show, former special assistant to president trump, mark lauder. the trump campaign dropped receipts about what democrat haves been saying. show it. you know, violence and instability could not become a factor or feature of u.s. political life mark. democrats and the media, they spent at least about seven, eight years demonizing trump and calling him hitler and a threat to democracy and biden saying

put him in the bullseye. can you blame democrat rhetoric or do you blame the attempted killing on the one person doing it? >> i think the rhetoric is absolutely at play here and there's three pages of these quotes where they call him a threat and they compare him to hitler and they compare him to a threat to democracy, musalini and how many years did they say he was a russian spy all inaccurate. i looked this up, 16 million american served in world war ii more than 400,000 died. i bet you each and every one of them would have loved to take a shot, taken out hitler and ended the war before it started. when you spend years demonizing your political opponent and comparing them to the worst dictator and leader in the history of this planet, what do you think people are going to do? now we're seeing the resolve and all on joe biden, kamala harris and really the radical left and

their mouthpieces in the corporate media. liz: the problem is democrats can't say this person suicide as bad as hitler and the next breath say, i dis-envoy violence that's the same as hitler and want the political benefit of false demonization and critics are saying the entire media messaging out of democrats are dilled around trump and it's a threat to democracy. it's the same for eight years and it's let led to the weaponization of the justice system, censorship and criminalization of dissent and collapsing the border and we did a time line for democrats really going after trump before he sat down in the oval office to impeach him. >> no, you're exactly right. look at campaign right now. they don't actually have anything they can say. there's no policy and they're running in donald trump and going to extremes and not just

lying about the rhetoric but lying about project 2025. lying about abortion bans, lying about ivf. lying about social security and medicare. they will lie and say anything to hold onto power, and if it results in violence like this, they'll take it and then they'll just say oops, we're sayre. we didn't mean it that way afterwards. liz: trump has been criticized for saying bad things. we know that and pointed it out on the show. the issue is when you're dealing with the new democrat party that started under with nancy pelosi and chuck schumer refusing to work with trump instead attacked him and used justice system and levels of government to go after him. final word. >> no, it's something that's got to change. we should lose this demonization of our political opponents right and left. both sides. let's argue it out on policy and argue it out on results, and let's get out of the demonization. liz: marc lotter, thank you for being here. good to see you.

>> you too. liz: backlash against kamala harris and wrongly claiming no u.s. troops are in combat zone and wants to be the next commander in chief and military vets and their families upset about this. retired colonel bob mcginness is taking it on next. >> and as of today, there's not one member of the united states military who is in active duty in a combat zone in any war zone around the world. ♪

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i'm glad i found stability amidst it all. gold. standing the test of time. >> you say she demonstrated her ability to be commander-in-chief, but did she not know these people in syria and in iraq and why would she say that. >> we do have people in harm's way everything a day. >> that was abc in an impact that went in maryland both calling out kamala harris, claim that the false claim that u.s. soldiers are not in combat zones last week's debate let's bring it retired and tina col. bob mcginnis of the col. served in the u.s. army, for dozen years and hurls a pleasure to enter pleasure to mad about this. and kamala harris white house this many active combat areas yes troops are deployed in

combat zones like ukraine and in syria but kamala harris team is reportedly saying that she is an active work. >> will we've not had declared war since world war ii and so, and yet we have had significant numbers of losses, 60 or 70000, and just earlier this year is on january 28, we had hernia drones attack tower 22 and jordan, killing three u.s. service members and 47 others wanted. now that is one of 180 strikes in those countries over the last almost year and we have of course a lot of sailors are in harm's way and the red sea against that hoothies people in all dual that are throwing hostile fire in imminent danger that is because of being shot out on danger of being shot at and so this is well no idea she came from, but this

administration has gotten us into a very very tight spot around the world and it is not just those areas that i talked about my would argue, that ukraine failure to triumph in part because of the failure of afghanistan with velvet also, we face a very each serious problem in south tennessee and especially with taiwan so the host of issues here and she needs to learn these things if she thinks that she can begin and to become energy. liz: hundred families feel. >> welcome they feel betrayed. and you know, that's why the people such as me will encourage children to join the armed forces. liz: thank you so i think you for watching the evening edit and we appreciate you dumb forget the dvr s&l is time to send it over to dagen mcdowell and charlie and the bottom line thank yo