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former president trump survives a second assassination attempt in just two months. we have congressman cory mills, aaron cohen. senators tommy tuberville and rand paul. o that in the show, but first. we go to capitol hill chad pergram with all of the latest. chad, what can you tell us. reporter: larry good afternoon, lawmakers are outraged a second gunman came so close to shooting former president trump. lawmakers are fuming at another near catastrophe for the second time in as many months. >> i am stunned, i am shocked. this is sobering, a second attempt? in 9 weeks? this insane level of political violence, which came so close to again preliminarily wounding or killing -- potentially wounding or killing manufacture trump.

reporter: president biden tried to lower temperature ahead of the election. >> i've always condemned political violence, i will aus will in america, in america we resolve our difference peacefully at the ballot box. >> g.o.p. members believe that left must answer for white hot rhetoric, pennsylvania republican scott perry said there are threats directed at former president trump and not president biden. >> they call us maga republicans, and they use it as a divisive term, they called him as my colleague from florida said they call him hitler, dictator, what do they think the consequences of this will be? this victim shaming and blaming is outrageous. >> unclear if secret service has enough resources to guard people, suspect ryan wesley routh, faces two firearms charges are one charge is because he is a felon with a weapon, those

are place holder charges, police could add more larry. >> all right. thank you very much chad pergram appreciate it. i believe that democrats toxic climate attack on president trump is key reason for the assassination asystems that is the subject of -- attempts that is the subject of the riff. you will never convince me, that have democratic climate of toxic attacks on donald trump is not a major reason for the two attempted assistanassistance on his life. so foul, joe biden and kamala harris have called donald trump. again and again. trump is a threat to our democracy, a threat to the nation. an existential threat, a threat to soul of the country, an extremist threat, dictator, hitler and on and on. now, you have to be a nut job to want to assassinate a

president, any president. but this guy was a trump hater. in his social media postings, and various media interviews, echos extremist rhetoric of leading democrat against trump, and another point worth making, the simple question of who is in charge of the secret service? well, the short answer is dhs secretary mayorkas. but longer and more important answer is, president biden. now, open borders, mayorkas has been a failure. and incredibly enough, he is nowhere to be found after two assassination attempts on mr. trump. no accountability whatsoever. the bigger question is, where is joe biden? why didn't he actually fire the first secret service director kimberly cheatle after the incredible mistakes that were made in butler, pennsylvania?

a point made by mr. trump in his debate with kamala harris is they never seem to fire anyone, afghanistan catastrophe, open border, inflation no one gets fired in biden-harris administration this is particular. here, on this point, take a listen to my pal mark mark levin who was on last night on fox. >> who is in charge? we don't have any idea who? charge. who is in charge of protecting a presidential candidate here? i'm older i served in reagan administration, chief of staff attorney general niece, let me tell you, ronald reagan would have picked up phone, he would have called the ag attorney general and said you are in charge of getting to the bottom of this you have 48 hours to do it.

>> now harry truman's phrase the buck stops here has never been part of joe biden's vocabulary. joe biden should have fired cheatle but almost inconceivable after butler pa debacle, president biden did not immediately provide donald trump with all of the protection received by a current president. it is inconceivable. now, hats off to the secret service allen who miraculously spotted the barrel of the gun of would be assassin peaking out of the bushes at trump course, as much as it was a great personal acheaper. achievement it of still a bureaucratic failure by the secret service. pace because perimeter outside of golf course should have been covered multilayered security should be routine. it was not, nor was is at

butler field. according to some senators, the preliminary report regarding secret service mistakes in butler, pennsylvania, that report will be a disaster. now for his p part, mr. trump said yet nothing will slow me down. i will never surrender. it se seem god saved his life twice. as mr. trump's son eric told sean hannity yesterday, my father is running out of lives. that is the riff. let's focus on some of this, joining me now, we particular florida congressman cory mills, former army sniper and aaron cohen, israeli special ops veteran security expert. aaron cohen, what did i miss? it was a personal success

that this secret service agent saw that barrel of the gun, i guess it was a short barrel. but nonetheless, where was all of the perimeter coverage? the multilayer coverage, what about the stock -- toxicity as i'm calling it. >> larry, your monologue you nailed it, multilayer security is what joe biden has and donald trump does not, reason why biden has it, every sitting president because, so would take a multilayer event from one of these wackos to be able to fire a shot. the fact is that there was not full perimeter protection which is the fourth or fifth layer in the security bubble. reason is because trump has a scaled down version. trump should have more security than biden, reasons is because of what you just said, the rhetoric being per peperpetuated by left, and shut out through

smut system of media, the same tactic hamas uses it creates extremism and secret service sends one or two agents, ahead of trump, they were lucky they spotted that guy, had there been several hundred -- this is united states of america, we can't protect one man? had about been hundreds of agents securing that perimeter he would have never been able to put that barrel through the fence line. just like the shooter in butler, the shots fired were fired by secret service from what i understand. shots not fired at trump, but the fact that they had to fire shots meant that shooter ryan wesley routh got that close to the president, it is unaccept able, and fact that who? charge. larry: i have to get corey in..

we'll talk about this cory mills, get you in here had. cory mills, i'm no expert you are, aaron is. but the thing is, there should have been ouer -- an outer perimeter coverage, you could cover golf course and have agents two holes ahead of where mr. trump was but what about outside of the course? and other part is, the atmosphere of toxicity, i know this is a presidential campaign. but this is been going on for years calling trump names, left and right. you know i could have mentioned we talked about the other things calling him a dictator and hitler, and weaponization of him calling him a lawbreaker. cory mills, what is president biden waiting for, to give mr. trump at least full coverage? what is he waiting for? >> well, larry a quick

correction, i was with 82nd airborne division, i was a counter sniper with state department, i know about over catch close protection, and ex panning out your perimeter and bubble, this is two times they maintained too tight of a perimeter and bubble to mitigate the threat, problem with how secret service is run today that they are not running upon what your thought and risk management analysis says, to look how do you mitigate the threat but what is your current title, what are we willing to a to afford you, that has been problem since butler on july 13, when you look at threat level on president trump this is the second attempt, you look at fact that rifle that was found with a scope was within 500 yards, this is well within capability and capacity of rifle in which other -- asay length

possessed, the bubble and printer should have been expanded before it occurred. with the dangerous rhetoric, remember, it was president biden who made the comment that it is time to put trump in the bull's-eye, this is the type of dangerous rhetoric led to this type of thing, and we need to start taking a step back cooling down tensions we should be in condemning all political violence of any time regardless of party affiliation, you have people like hakeem jeffries said that i'm glad that president is safe, confi -- then two hours later extreme maga republicans, this ramps things up, they won't bring it down until we call them out and hole h hold them accountable. larry: ar aaron cohen, what should happen here. putting political rhetoric

aside for a moment, what can be solved is protection that should be afforded a presidential candidate, adding a qu quickie iran wants to kill manuf mr. trump, they have threatened a lot of national security people in trump administration, what should happen? >> hats off to congressman mills, we're on the same page. trump needs to be afforded same multilayerer security that president biden has, rounding every perimeter scouting counter t our is -- surveillance or inner bubble. or mr. trump has to bolster his private security. i'm more than willing to help. and i am more than willing to get the secret service larry, and squish out that

dei nonsense that is the problem. that is reason why cheatle is gone and why ronald rowe needs to go next, they base there assessment on would be, could bees it should be based on actual, it has to be realistic otherwise another shooter will get through to trump. larry: cory mills, let me ask you, has president biden commented on the failure to provide complete protection? said why? or wherefore? there is a lot of money that is allocated to the secret service. maybe they need more money, maybe they don't, i don't know that answer. maybe you can help us, has mr. biden today even has he actually said we'll give mr. trump full presidential protection? has he said that today? >> no, not once has he

said that former president trump was one that requesting additional security for rfk who was not provided anything. i will go back, i think that president trump does need his own internal security and his own private bubble. whether it is out of unit or out of others, i that there is a compromise faction we can't provide na necessary assets and resources, we have to look at how to keep the president safe, as dan bongino said, he does not think these will be only attacks we need to look at i iranian threat and look at the mitigation of risk, that is not being done by secret service with regards to assets and resources provided. we have a bigger problem to look at, dei is at at construction, this is didn't earn it or equaled dii

die, we have to get to construction of the america to have a fore expanding parameter and bubble to keep president safe. larry: but, we have to get out, but biden still, has not -- i may be wrong about it. he still has not said even as recently as today, this morning, he is speaki at some rally, in delaware, i think, he has not said okay, i will give him full protection, not said, that this boggling my mind. like, really. >> he is too busy eating ice cream. larry: well whatever he is eating, he is eating something, i can't say it on air. because we're a family show. you are very kind. cory mills appreciate it and aaron cohen thank you. >> next up we will take a

break from this story. and talk about why kamala harris has no real economic policy, we will return to this story with senators let's see, who do we got? we -- we got tommy tuberville, and we got rand paul, we have others took three political panelists, i am kudlow, we'll talk about next up with art laffer and congresswoman claudia tenney, more on the economy and this horrible assassination attempt story, i'm kudlow and we'll be right back. to support memory in older adults. so you can keep saying... you mastered it! you fixed it! you nailed it! you did it! with centrum silver. clinically proven to support memory in older adults. where ya headed? susan: where am i headed? am i just gonna take what the markets gives me?

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with new york congresswoman claudia tenney and art laffer, former reagan economist. and author of taxes have consequences. claudia, how is your lawn care in new york state is that lawn care equal economic growth, i'm trying to figure it out, i don't mean to be sarcastic. the next line was going to be throw free money at housing, which will raise housing prices. claudia that takes woman's touch lawn care. >> lawn care is an issue here, because they are taking away our gas powered mowers, we have to cut our grass with scissors it will make it difficult, and we cannot find labor for that. that is one aspect. the other lawns, the largest agricultural district in northeast, a lot of people

that need to have harvesters, lawn care, and big yards they have to harvest to produce food for communities and state and nation and trade with world. we can add growth and add to your tax base by actually getting other nations and other states and other countries to buy or product and services. if she were talking like that about the lawn i would feel that was important, but we do care, but we're getting them taken away because of energy problem in new york and energy crisis of green new deal and inflation reduction act put in place by kamala harris, who made the deciding vote that is hurting us, subsidies are going to china and other country not helping the team who need it our agricultural workers here. larry: you know, art. she was asked at the debate, you are better off than you were 4 years ago, she never answered that question. she never did. there was no follow-up. because you had very biased

moderators broadcasting, she has never answered there is a big story in the journal today. harris is still struggling to blunt trump's edge on the economy, i don't think she is getting it done. because of -- you tell me, why sudden he getting it done? -- why isn't she getting it done? >> trump understands economics, she does not, she is middle class, because that is american values, middle class people are prying to make it of in this world of economics and improve their lives, that and the american dream. not just being a middle class person and having a lawn. it is really, striving to do a better job to improve the lot of your family, she doesn't get, that but trump, think about it. he doesn't want to collect taxes from tips, why would someone say that? well because it is way too costly to click those taxes -- collect those taxes for these people that makes all

economic sense in world, you don't want to spend a million dollars collecting 100 thousand dollars that say clear wonderful thing that trump sees, other thing is you don't want to tax overtime, which is a way to cut marginal tax rates to really increase incentive to produce output employment. there you have twoic -- you know proposal by trump that are perfectly wonderful good economics, she does not have that sensor feeling or understand -- sensor that feeling, it is tragic, she just think that giving people money to buy a house will do it, we all know it will just raise the price. larry: claudia tenney, interesting mr. trump came up with no tax on overtime pay, no tax on tips, he is seems to me as desking at working -- directing at working close, middle class working folks maybe even

lower income class working folk that resonates, i i don't know hear that from her, i know democrats used to be parties of working class, perhaps she wants to be, but she d does not hit home on party of working close, throwing money at houses will not do it either, what about other things that mr. trump is saying, particularly, no tax on over time, that is a lot of t people do. >> anything to give people incentive to give them more money in their pocket, i proposed a bill to eliminate new york state income tax. to keep people in the state to have prosperity, that great art art laffer is talking about people are inspired by doing good work and having achievement not a fairytale life that she led always a government employee with parents who are qu

college professor who live in unrealistic communist world, the world of college, they don't understand how the rest of us live. true, you look at my district. the tax cuts and jobs act, i can't say it enough was one of most important things that happened to upstate new york in wake of these taxes, and regulations coming from albany, most taxed state in nation. it helps small businesses it drove our economy, 95 percent of the people in my community and upstate new york got a tax cut. if these expire, as they are promising to do with the new harris-walz policies, they have taken from biden, that will cause a mayor problem -- major problem, i think a massive migration. only relief we had was, that she said i'll fix it which is -- this is the thing, that is an admission their policy are failing, they be

they're failing, i think people -- >> that is it. >> they know they are wrong. >> that was tough as punch mr. trump's punch three and a half years they have done nothing, art, why don't democrats ever use the world growth? they have not used that word growth. ever. not in their vocabulary. >> they don't believe in growth, they believe in redistribution. there are two groups of people historically that battled for the economy for electorate, growthiest and redistributionists, they believe if you take from rich give to poor, you will make everyone equal and everyone will be happy, but you will have no output, no production, everyone will be equal at zero. they just don't like us, they don't like our views, they are wrong and we are right. larry: what claudia tenney calls you the great art

laffer, you have to smile. >> i just love her. larry: she does not call everyone great. >> she is wonderful. i adore her.. >> i am honored to be on the same screen with art laffer, someone that loved reagan and love larry kudlow and now i have art laffer. larry: art lavi laffer thank you. >> thank you very much. >> i could not resist, what is behind these assassination attempts? by wait who? charge? we'll ask alabama senator tommy tuberville, one of many additional guests i'm afraid to try senator rand paul is coming up too, a great political panel, i'm getting my act together we'll be right back. this is clem. clem's not a morning person. or a night person. or a...people person.

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back. incredible. today president biden spoke, i think in delaware, i think. but today after the second assassination attempt, fortunately failed attempt on mr. trump, he still has not issued an executive order to would provide full presidential pro protection for president trump, senator tuberville, how is this possible? i don't understand. >> larry our country is leaking oil there is nothing going on right here from crime, inflation, border, foreign wars. you name it it is going wrong. they are trying to kill only guy that has a chance to get this fixed, president biden -- i don't know who is running our country, but somebody needs to step to the plate at least alike you care about -- al act, as if you care about a republican candidate, they don't, they could care less there needs to be military, seal teams i don't know what they are thinking, chuck

schumer and mcconnell, they are running with security in washington, d.c., in one man, that we need to protect his life is donald trump. they refuse to do it. larry: he is under threat from international as well, from the iran, let's take that. how many times has iran said they would like to take him out. they have said say the thing about robert o'brien and pompeo and others but said that a is about trump, i would think that provide president trump with protection. >> exactly, he came within a half an inch in pennsylvania, yesterday it may have been a minute or two, i have been on the course with him, before, i know where they are at, probably a minute to two from walking into an ambush. and it is like mainstream media, another day this happened. it is something that we're used to, but, i tell you we bet protect him and his family, something is going to happen before the election, you can see it coming, because they know they are losing, they are so afraid of this happening.

they don't want to make any decisions to protect him, they want to do happen naturally. larry: you think there will be another attempt on mr. trump's life. >> i don't think that there is a doubt, they can't afford him to win, they -- i have have so many irons in the fire in terms of doing things illegally against american taxpayer, they will do all they can to keep him out of office, look at what they have done, in none of them have worked, he is teflon don. i am worried about his family and him. i am worried about the america that we have grown up in. he is only one that has the opportunity and guts to get something done to save this nation from a dit -- the disaster that is happening here. larry: one other thing, vice president kamala harris, she issued about a tip word statement -- 10 word statement, i think yet, if i'm wrong it may have been 8, there is no sense that

there is no sense of the importance and urgency, if heaven forbid, i mean it heaven forbid there is another attempt on mr. trump's life and god forbid worse it happens to him, democrats think they will benefit, this country will just go i don't know, it will crater. it will happen, that none of us' to happen. we love america. you are a patriot yourself, this is what i don't understand this is a time for common sense to speak up, they won't seem to do it, they playing politics to the img othe -- edge of the cliff. >> they continue to push, that. a -- most people forget, i see every day, a mental illness problem here. that it is over the top, they are counting on this to happen, i'm telling you, they are counting on it they don't want to protect the man or his family, they don't want to protect this

country, it is amazing to me how they get by with this from mainstream media, they should be saying protect the people running for office, we get death threats here, but death threat that donald trump gets are for real, they cannot allow him, fbi, cia, the deep state cannot allow him to win this election. and yes, i do believe they will try again, they will try again and again. until something happens, that is reasons that we have to have people around him protecting him more and more every day. larry: all right. senator tommy tuberville, thank you, sir, appreciate your wisdom. >> thank you, larry. >> continuing the conversation, charlie hurt, washington times opinion editor fox news contributor mark simone. and joe concha fox news contributor. we have charlie in there? i don't mind. >> two i love it. >> okay with me, like

winning lottery. larry: you tell me, why has kk-- has not biden issued antic on telling secret service to provide full presidential protection to mr. president trump. how is that possible. >> i can't begin to explain it. but that, he doesn't take it seriously. he doesn't -- i think part s fact that i don't know he is in charge, i don't think we know who is in charge. he is you know lying around at beach most the time, as he has throughout his president see, but at end of day, he does not take it seriously like the border. just like he does not take economy sereu us and seriously, he does not care. larry: joe concha, i could ask you same question, that to ease, we have news clips, and various other tear sheets where the liberal media outlets are blaming trump for the attacks on trump. >> yeah. larry: they are a are

-- it is not something that people have said about trump but what trump is aing that is why people are trying to assassinate nim. >> on nightly news last night. said trump's rhetoric is responsible, for this like, in other words she was wearing a short skirt, he had it coming that it unbelievable, "usa today" look at that time. front page dud not mention the assassination attempt, how did you avoid one of the biggest stories of the year? front pain, nothing. page, noth. >> not one of publications they read. >> right. larry: i'm not starting now. >> after this in particular. not -- poor reporting or bias of omission there are so many questions that media should be asking, how did gunman know that donald trump was playing golf at that worse that day, it was not on his public schedule there is no course at mar-a-lago, he plays at two courses down there. trump international or

jupiter, how did gunman know to go to that particulaparticularlycasion. >> said that a high waited 12 hours, according to new york post. >> every sunday he plays around same time, at ten :00, a lot of members make sure to go to run into him. to talk to him. the news should be all over how this happened. this failure, i hate to say it, i think that joe biden is police captain, mccluskey in the go godfather, made sure there was just not enough guards in hospital room that stuff, if kamala harris is trying to look presidential she did not yesterday. larry: on this point. i'm not kamala harris, certainly not. i am saying, if i were, i would have come out with some kind of a statements man like assertion and said, we'll do about what we can, in next 10 or 12 hours, to give him full presidential protection. that would resonate put her

on the map that would even overcome her statements to this pill philadelphia interview her most important economic determine is her lawn, this could help her if she would come out with something like that, she has not so far. >> she and biden should have called the head of secret service, head of fbi get to white house tonight, get to situation room and figured out how this happened. there should have been a meeting. larry: did i can miss a meeting? >> i think one reason that maybe she does not want to do that because if he were to do that and -- she were to do that and affect a positive change in administration, that would lead to a lot of other questions like, so you are in charge. you are the one that gave us 9% inflation, you are one that opened border. and she would rather focus on her campaign strategy was not answering questions and avoiding these important issues and pretending like she had nothing to do with past 4 years. >> by the way, joe biden, kamala harris they have not fired one member of the secret service.

not one. what happened in butler? they put him on stage knowing there was an active threat, one building they have to secure was not second cure, i'm getting passed point or just -- is just incompetence there is too many instances now. larry: that would have happened, after the butler problem. much less this one. no body gets fired now one in charge who is running this show it is not mayorkas, these of white house decisions, trust me on this house senior staff, preempting usurp cabinet officers of time. that is how the system works, what is up with this? they never make decisions. they never make changes. there is no ed meese, there is no ronald reagan, donald trump said in his debate, i fire peopled who were incompetent, they don't do

that why not. >> they want to get to november 5, trying to run out the clock, the less they speak the better they feel it is for them, we know what happens when they and speak outside of a teleprompter and they don't have ai aid of abc moderators. larry: i want to talks about the politics of this -- but we don't have time, i'm sick to my stomach the more i get into this story, thank you, we appreciate it. >> thank you, larry. >> if you see anyone in charge there let me know. >> next up, if kentucky senator rand paul, ranking republican, on the senate, oversight committee that sees department of homeland security. he is mr. mayorkas a boss, or his republican boss whole ask him the same story, when will they make a decision to give mr. trump full protection. you can catch kudlow, monday through friday at 4 p.m. here on fox business, if you can't get us on 4 on fabulous fox just text your

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larry: joining us now kentucky senator rand paul, ranking member of senate homeland security committee, welcome. i'm asking people, i'm

surely asking you, because you are ranking member of the relevant committee, how is it possible that joe biden can be out there today, giving a speech no less, and not provide full presidential pro protection for donald trump after what has gone on with two failed assassination attempts in last two months, how is that possible? >> you know we'll have a tragedy on or hands we're lucky we don't, he needs more security. i heard one of the spokesmen today saying that if he were president, he would have a full perimeter and course would be guarded at every point. i think he needs that now. whether he is president or not. we have two attempts on his life. we have been investigating first attempt, it was not just one failure there are a host, at least 5 categories of failure from secret service in first attempt we're lucky he was not killed there but one person was killed, there were at

least 5 major areas of failure by secret service in the first assassination attempt. i don't yet know all details here, but common sense would say he needs more security. and we can't wait on it. so, yeah, we'll insist he get the security. one of lapses in nurse -- in first assassination was there were multiple questions by trump secret service detail and trump campaign for more security that were denied, a month ago i asked secret service, i said, we want to know how many requests for security came in and how much were denied and who denied it. we have not got than information we said it is come, i said have you seen it i mitt with him last week -- i met with him last week, he said we've seen it, how come you have not sense it to us there needs to be independent oversight here, is not getting enough protection, we're not letting go of this we'll insist he be protected,

really the same as the president. threats are up there he has to be. larry: senator shouldn't that decision, i presume it would be a executive order, made today, i don't know, how you do it. you are ranking republican on the committee, maybe you pick up the phone and talk with mr. biden or mr. schumer or talk with someone. and say, why is it? like, the clock is ticking. high will be out on the campaign trail, if he is not out today in tonight high he will be out tomorrow, that means risk threat is all of a sudden right back up. because nothing has been changed. >> without question. there should be no delay, there is no time for delay, it needs to happen immediately, i can't control what biden will do, but biden, we're sending message we're making those phone calls, yet we have not seen a great uptick in the security since then. that said, i will say that there are successes here,

gunman was deterred. and has been caught. and it is not easy to protect an individual, but i think we need more that needs to be immediately. >> with respect to the butler, pennsylvania problem, you said there were 5 major areas, you can illuminate that, help us out, what -- senator bloomenthal is a democrat, a liberal from connecticut he said something similar to what you just said, that report will be very bad with respect to the secret service, you can help us out on this what should we be looking for? >> number one, roof was left unattended. inexcusable. that should never have happened. two, police were notified and yelling man on a roof, at 6:whe 6:0 8, gunshots happened 6:11, that signal of broadcast to security tent, no one removed former president

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