>> i accept this nomination for president of the united states of america. the current president has courted american darkness for too long. >> the last four years we've been reversing biden's trials and delivered historic winds. >> all elections are important but we know in our bones this one is more important. >> in a second term in office we will create 10 million jobs in the next year. we will appoint prosecutors,

judges and justices who believe in the rule of law, not the rule of that horrible mob. >> if you interest me with the presidency i will draw on the best of us, not the worst. >> the american dream and total insanity. this is a battle we will win and we will do it together. we are going to win this and i think we are going to win a really big. we will have victory that will equal or surpass what we did in 2016. todd: quite a week sitting a stage for fierce fight for the white house, donald trump and joe biden trading jabs as biden formally accepts democratic nomination for president and with that i am todd piro. jillian: it is friday and a native praise for the former vice president painted as a family man of strong character. todd: in delaware, he and the president face-off heading into november.

>> reporter: it was a speech 30 years in the making and no one could have predicted he would given in a nearly empty arena in the wake of a totally online convention but it was indeed, biden met the challenge vowing to unite the country, being the first term of donald trump being cloaked in darkness. >> i will be an ally of the light, not the darkness. united, we can and will overcome this season of darkness in america. we will choose hope over fear, facts over fiction, fairness over privilege. >> reporter: hard to overstate how far the democrat party level has shifted since 1988 when biden first ran but when it comes to a strong economy the message remains the same, biden took on donald trump's economy. >> my economic plan is about jobs, dignity, respecting

community. together we can and will rebuild our economy and when we do, we will not only build back -- an education system the trains are people for the best jobs of the 21st-century. >> afterwards he was joined on stage by his family. kamala harris and her husband and socially distant supporters watching fireworks and speaking of fireworks donald trump firing back in pennsylvania near biden's hometown. >> we will create 10 million jobs in the next year and we will hire more police, we will ban sanctuary cities, we will appoint prosecutors, judges and justices who believe in the rule of law, not the role of the horrible mob you get to watch on television. we will build and expand our energy infrastructure to a level

that is even greater that we have right now. >> later he called into hannity to counter the dnc and talk to twitter saying in 47 years joe didn't of the things of which he now speaks. he will never change, just words. the rnc starts on monday in charlotte. we are told some delegates will be live to kick it off although a lot of them will be virtual as well as the president expected to speak to accept his nomination at the white house in washington dc. todd: we appreciate it. jillian: will joe biden's speech resonate with voters? todd: it is likely. >> i thought it was ineffective speech. donald trump has been talking for months about joe biden is mentally soft. he blue a whole in that characterization.

>> joe biden hit a home run. he had pace, rhythm, energy, emotion and delivery. we have to say that is the best be of his life. todd: our next guest, kathy smedley, has a different take. jillian: thanks for being here. i think it goes without saying republicans are going to have a different view of the speech overall but a lot of people praising the speech saying it was pretty well done. what did you think? >> people on both sides saying it was well delivered but it was short on substance and talk about lobar the we have a presidential nominee for one of the major parties in this country and the bar that is set is he can deliver a speech from a teleprompter without flubbing the lines. that is it.

that is the bar for joe biden. there wasn't much substance in it. when he did recite a plan for the economy or the pandemic it was the president's plan, things donald trump did when joe biden was telling him he shouldn't do it like cutting off travel to and from china, joe biden didn't think that was the right call in the president did and later claimed he would have done it and called for it earlier. those -- it was a tightly choreographed evening, very controlled setting but we haven't seen an authentic moment from joe biden in which he is showing he is the man for the job with the strength and stamina to keep up with the world in which we live which donald trump day in and day out as he tackles questions from the press and tough issues facing the country. and does it not with a teleprompter or tightly choreographed. todd: you mentioned lack of policy. what was absent in biden's speech that you wanted to hear?

>> to the extent he talked about policy it was the president's response that he would have done it himself. but then he talks about how he will take care of america on foreign policy and we know president obama's defense secretary robert gates said joe biden was wrong at every foreign policy issue. he is also lacking that authenticity and transparency with the american people. the problem for joe biden is 40 years of political career of which people can call up and say that is not what you did when you were in the senate. that is not what you did when you were vice president of the country. the issue is he might have one night where he delivered a strong speech from a teleprompter but 40 years of blunders which the american people will not forget. jillian: coronavirus is on the

front of everybody's mind. most voters across the country say democrats had a lot to say about it. what do you think of the attacks on the president's handling, the administration's handling of the coronavirus. >> interesting they chose the better part of 4 nights at the convention when they should be making their arguments and spend time talking about a pandemic playing to the entire world and in terms of a response, donald trump who early cut off travel to and from china, something joe biden disagreed with, donald trump starting a whole of america response was not only making sure we used american companies to get the ppe that hospitals and coronavirus patients needed. to the point we have a deficit of ppe because of the obama biden administration's lack of preparedness and keeping the

stockpile well-stocked and we are at a point we can give some to other countries because of donald trump's quick and swift reaction, i will rely on the best america has to offer to respond to this virus and that is what he did and that is a difference from the obama biden administration. >> the rnc is drastically different on substance but what about form. how will a contrast with the dnc on form? >> we will be in person in charlotte. there was a big effort on the part of our chairwoman to figure out how to do the business at the convention in person despite historic circumstances. you will see the rollcall vote, the business of the convention is a priority task of any convention will take place in person. there will be fewer people and

it will be socially distant and the protocols will be taken but important to the president and our chairwoman to have that happen in a, quote, normal fashion. than the combination of virtual and in person events, hearing from real voices across america, people you wouldn't ordinarily hear from, the magic of technology we can go into their living rooms and hear their story how donald trump and mike pence have uplifted them over the past four years and have been there for their families and communities, resonates with so many of us. todd: democrats tried to do it this we, republicans try it next week. have a great week. thanks for your time. jillian: no more lights, camera action at this home. eric garcetti shutting off

utilities including power and water because the owner won't stop throwing parties. the house is owned by bryce hall is the mayor says he was warned and he and his roommates were warned to stop throwing parties because they violate coronavirus orders. todd: passengers on a jet coming to a mother's defense when she's kicked off because her toddler wouldn't wear a mask. the mother and her six kids were on a plane in orlando flying home to new york. she says flight attendants forced them off the plane because her 2-year-old daughter refused to wear a max. they say it is not feasible for children. jillian: first responders in new york could soon be out of a job. todd: the union chief blasting bill diblasio for balancing the budget on their backs. the chief ways in next. still fresh...

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jillian: overnight police fire rubber bullets and tear gas as unrest continues in the city. todd: police asking a witness to come forward in this violent attack on a truck driver, that suspect still on the run. >> reporter: portland police are asking your help to track down a witness to that brutal attack. officers say this man might have been in contact with marquis love before the attack. they want to forward the investigation. love is accused of kicking the truck driver in the head and knocking him unconscious. police tried to contact him without luck. the crackdown on violence came down to 80 nights of protests in the city. officers releasing a timeline of crime in the last few months. riots were declared 17 times in

80 days, 500 arrests have been made, but as the demand for police increases local business owners say they feel abandoned. toy store owner billy galaxy says it took hours to respond after his stores burglarized not once but twice. >> i'm not their number one priority but i am my number one priority. i want my stuff back. police all over portland are suffering from covid-19, pretty stressful. >> the lack of law and order will only get worse if biden wins in november, listen. >> if you want a vision of your life under biden's presidency think of the smoldering ruins in minneapolis, the violent anarchy of portland, the bloodstained sidewalks of chicago and imagine the mayhem coming to your town and every single town in america.

>> reporter: another harrowing attack in new york city. a retired police sergeant assaulted and robbed lying helplessly on the ground in broad daylight, several people watching good. a rise in crime according to the nypd, the deadliest and most violent june in 24 years with 205 shooting incidents. todd: you need your head on a swivel, thank you. jillian: 17 after the hour, big night for joe biden. >> character is on the balance, compassion is on the ballot, decency, science, democracy are all on the ballot. jillian: do voters like what they heard? steve hart joins us next. hike!

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jillian: welcome back. a tale of two messages from joe biden at the virtual dnc and donald trump on the trail of pennsylvania. todd: how to their messages resonate with the american people. our friendly carter lee, thanks for being here. let's listen to the part of biden's on character. >> character is on the ballot. compassion is on the ballot. decency, science, democracy are all on the ballot. who we are as a nation. what we stand for. most importantly what we want to be is on the ballot.

todd: what does that tell you? >> this is the way joe biden started his speech and across the board most people agree, it is most want to americans doesn't mean joe biden will win but it does mean it is framed around goodness, decency, character and that is something that resonated. >> donald trump spoke in pennsylvania down the road from scranton where joe biden is from the president called joe biden a puppet of the radical left movement. listen to this. >> i never meant it more. at stake in this election is the survival of the nation because we are dealing with crazy people, they've gone totally stone cold crazy. joe biden is a puppet of the radical left movement that seeks to destroy the american way of life. >> no surprise here with the tiles.

>> there isn't. you can see republicans responded favorably, gave in a, democrats of, independents in the middle. what is interesting about this to be is this is almost exactly how the democrats frame donald trump. what you see is independents in the middle it is not working, not resonating with the independent voter that is most critical in this election. they are not -- they are moved by unity. they want to hear a unity message that includes all people. joe biden hit that, the rest of the week, donald trump is sewing division. that is something that is not resonating with the independent voter. independent voters are tired of the division on both sides. jillian: everybody has a whole not talking about independent voters enough because they will be really important especially

in key swing battleground states. thank you, good to see you. todd: overnight five people dead, thousands forced to flee their homes under mandatory evacuations. jillian: fears the 100,000 people heading into the weekend. todd: a powerful photo showing intense flames surrounding a banner. jillian: janice dean tracking that is a few disturbances, you are tracking a lot going on right now. >> janice: there is. a little good news for the west, temperatures are going to relax in terms of extreme record-breaking heat but dry conditions still ongoing. we don't have a lot of moisture in this area we need to help those wildfires. temperatures will be really warm for the southwest but as you move northward not as hot.

really contained towards the southwest, southern california toward the desert southwest, temperatures are relaxed, we won't get the moisture but the wildfire danger will listen into the weekend. tropical depression 13 is going to become a storm in the next 12-24 hours. look at the track of this thing into the weekend, next week. this could be a hurricane moving into parts of florida, maybe alabama, georgia. than this other tropical depression we think will get a name and watch where that goes, into the gulf of mexico and perhaps landfall as a hurricane in texas next week. quite incredible to see two possible hurricanes in the gulf of mexico at the same time potentially making landfall at the same time. the tropical models, pretty good agreement we will see both of these storms, what shape they are in in the gulf of mexico

still yet to be determined but if this isn't reminiscent of 2020 i don't know what is. two potential hurricanes at the same time in the gulf of mexico making landfall. jillian: do you know about -- >> janice: it has happened a couple times but it is quite rare. 2020. todd: happy august. 26 after the hour donald trump on offense campaigning your joe biden's hometown. >> biden supported every globalist attack on pennsylvania workers. he abandoned pennsylvania. jillian: who has the winning message in swing state pennsylvania? brett keller on that next. ♪

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that swing state voters like pennsylvania want to hear? >> what is on the ballot is results and honesty and quite frankly joe biden hasn't delivered on either. joe biden came to washington when i was 8 years old and ran for president the first time before my daughter was born. my daughter is 32. he has delivered no results. he shipped jobs overseas and will do the same with the energy industry. when you look at results versus what joe biden has to offer joe biden's commercial talks about him overseeing the auto industry come back and other stuff. the first check for the auto industry was written december of 2008 by george bush. they extended the bush tax cuts in 2010. joe biden hasn't had an original idea of his own, trying to say he is right for america? there isn't anything he has done to deliver results in almost 50 years. todd: continue.

>> donald trump in less then four years under his leadership have the greatest economy the world has ever seen for everybody. we are talking what is on the ballot, what is on the ballot is what is best for the american people, putting america first, looking out for american families, american jobs and donald trump is done that and joe biden shipped jobs overseas and made promises he will never keep. todd: this is a presidential poll in pennsylvania, 49% to biden, 45% to trump. this coming after an earlier fox news poll last month showing 11 point difference with biden. why do you think trump will close that gap between now and election day and give pennsylvania to the republicans? >> pennsylvanians are smart hard-working people and they will see through what joe biden is saying and running his

campaign, people that wants to cured of the natural gas industry which in pennsylvania produces 10% of the nation's natural gas, $35 billion to our economy. we can't -- joe biden's ideas will not work. the people of pennsylvania see that, they see donald trump delivered results, joe biden has been part of the swamp for 50 years and we voted in pennsylvania four years ago because we didn't want career politicians and people running our country from washington dc telling us what is right in our communities and everything else, we want somebody who will listen to what is in our best interests, america's jobs first and that is donald trump. >> 15 seconds on the last question, the postmaster general testified before the senate and house oversight committee testify on monday. what do you want to hear senators ask?

>> when i look at the whole thing, get down to how we fix the post office and nancy pelosi needs to stop using the good hard-working people that deliver mail as ponds in her scheme to so division among our country. she scheduled a vote on saturday yet on monday oversight has a hearing with the postmaster and the house, she can't even run congress, shouldn't try to run the post office. if it was up to her if she were running the post office nobody in america whatever get mail again. we need to get hard-working people processing our mail and americans can count on good mail delivery for generations to come. >> fireworks in the post office, something nobody expected in this campaign season. appreciate your time. jillian: ron johnson, a former

obama official linked to the steel dossier. wisconsin senator reportedly calling on jonathan weiner to testify in a panel's ongoing investigation. a former state department employee is linked to the controversial dossier about then presidential candidate donald trump. todd: gavin newsom receiving full monthly salary despite promising to take a pay cut, promising to cut salaries after acting state workers to make the same sacrifice. the sacramento reporting news and taking his full monthly salary of 17,$000, his office claiming it is an administrative error. the vaccine for covid-19 nearing the homestretch. johnson & johnson will conduct the largest ever coronavirus vaccine trial beginning next month. 60,000 people will be involved, double the number of people in similar trials underway right now. donald trump hopeful the vaccine will be ready by november. >> has reaction pours in, one angel mom has a lot to say about

issues that weren't mentioned, her son dominic was killed in an accident who was in the country illegally. she joins me to talk about open borders. thank you for being here. what do you wish you heard this week? >> that they place americans first. aoc talked about people living in the united states, she didn't say americans. they were aiding and abetting, had illegals a claiming because she is disabled she deserves health care, had to be translated. that is aiding and abetting and that is what biden and democrats are doing, they want to flood our country with illegal and noncitizens and as americans who paid into the system we are supposed to pay for them and that is wrong, it can't happen

and it won't happen. jillian: tell us what happened to your son dominic. >> dominic was my only child, 30 years old and the prime of his wife, the love of my life just having fun, fantastic life working for the riverside department is a 9 one one dispatcher and in 2012 in california he was on his way to work on his motorcycle when an illegal alien from guatemala with two duis turned his unlicensed, uninsured truck in front of dominic, hit him head finance killed him instantly, cut a deal with the da who knew him, received a misdemeanor, received 9 months, 35 days.

>> everything you have experienced and your outlook on life and your perspective, what does it say that you didn't hear much about this this week, what does that lack of messaging mean? >> it shows me and should tell everybody else the democrats are working for illegals and fighting for illegals and don't even hide it anymore. they are telling us that is more important to them and every american needs to wake up because what happened to myself and thousands of other americans who suffer the same tragedy like myself they need to wake up because we are a country of law and order and it seems like the democrats want to control our life and have us depend on them while donald trump wants us to control our own life while being

safe while enforcing laws, and border patrol. >> speaking of law and order, let's take a look at donald trump on the topic of defunding the police. >> portland and new york with a 358% increase in crime, we is going on in chicago, they don't want to talk about police because it is a losing subject for them. they want to defend the police and abolish the police. >> what do you make of what is going on, where the president stands on this and what we heard which isn't much from democrats on this? >> democrats during the dnc there was no talk about calling for these rioters and looters to stop hurting people, they didn't mention it because they want this chaos.

they believe, that is what i think, that this chaos in democratic run cities where they are in charge will reflect badly on our president and hurt him in the election and it won't because people in those cities, the elderly can't even step outside, they get pushed, they get hurt, children playing get killed. we know we cannot call a social worker when the bullets are flying outside. we need to appreciate them and stand with them, wake up on november 3rd and vote donald trump will bring order back. we can't go on like this. this is insanity on steroids. jillian: we thank you for joining us, we know it is not easy to share your son's story but it is an important message. we will be right back. we support memorable moments,

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law enforcement partners and appreciates all they do to put their lives on the line for our community. apparently the presentation that started the firestorm, distributed by goodyear or corporate in any way. donald trump called for a boycott of their tires but this will end the controversy. todd: we appreciate it. jillian: time to check in with steve doocy for what is coming up on "fox and friends". >> does it seem like a long week? jillian: a very long month. >> good morning to you. and 15 minutes we have the vice president of the united states, mike pence himself, a guy whose name was mispronounced a lot at the dnc, 7 am eastern time. house minority whip steve scalise reacting to the final end of the dnc and gives his

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>> kamala harris makes history is democratic vice presidential

nominee, nancy pelosi seems to imply she will remain the most powerful woman in politics. todd: more on the power struggle. >> reporter: how powerful kamala harris will be if joe biden becomes the president. >> not sure how powerful -- i am hoping that will be the case and i can do my job as speaker and enjoy the thought that there is a vice president who is a woman, a woman of color. >> this is a historic moment for kamala harris but some feel nancy pelosi is trying to take a little bit a way by saying the vice president isn't that powerful so no matter what happens i will be the most powerful female elected leader in the united states. i think what she's doing is pushing back on the notion that kamala harris will be the they

facto president, she will be the one calling the shots but she's trying to make the point that joe biden will be very much in charge of the ticket better comments sparking a bit of controversy. jillian: it is always awkward when there is a fly on your face on camera. jillian: this happened to reporters on the field, a bug on your 4, get it off. and unwanted guest arrived at the dnc during michael bloomberg's speech. this happens to hillary clinton four years ago during the presidential debate, a fly landed on her face as well. you would think these people would see the fly or feel it but i guess they didn't which -- todd: they are in the zone. carley: you still can see it.

todd: 51 after the hour. jobs on the chopping block, union chief blasting bill diblasio for balancing the budget on their backs. jillian: he joins us live next. ♪ talk to your doctor, and call 844-214-2424. . .

short fall despite a brutal crime surge mayor de blasio looking to cut costs by taking

emts and paramedics off the street. we don't want to lay off a city single worker because they do important work for fellow new yorkers. i have told new yorkers we are getting to a point where we are starting to run out of options every other union can help us find alternative savings so we don't have to be layoffs. jillian: could be laid off despite 6,000 emergency calls a day. orrin joins us with his response to the mayor's plan. sir, thank you for being here. we appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. >> if this were to happen, what type of detriment would this be to this city that's already hurting and crime-ridden? >> to simply put it, people will die. we are already thin, running thin. we have had shortages before the covid-19 began. and we have been battling city hall about this as far as i can

remember. and it's fallen on deaf ears. todd: $70,000 for the videographer snapping pictures of cook cookies being baked. 150,000 for a speech writer and speech advisor. is 43 k for pr director. and $130,000 for executive program specialist. with just that money, how many emt jobs could be saved? >> you can save 40 emts from those 14 staff members. >> wow, okay. >> where is the logic in that? i don't understand. these are not essential workers. the public deserves to have the best. they deserve to have first responders available when they call 911 now think have to wait

half an hour, one hour as they are already waiting that long today for an ambulance. you are going to cut us by another 10%. they may wait three or four hours to get an ambulance. the crime rate due to bloomberg-i i'm sorry, due to de blasio's policies has skyrocketed. the shootings have increased significantly. who is going to pick up these bodies? people are going to be bleeding to death. schools are reopening. who is going to pick up the kids from schools? jillian: take a look at de blasio defending his wife's staff's salaries. that article didn't take into the account the work being con. this work is about the needs of the people of this city. orrin, before we let you go, i'm curious, so much time has been spent on talking about police and how thinly stretched they are right now because of everything going on in the city. a lot of people don't quite realize thought emts are, too. how are they doing mentally?

how are they doing through all of this? >> you know, three of our members have taken their life since covid began. our emts make basically minimum wage. they are suffering through pds right now. they have zero zits. our members are leaving. can't deal with the job anymore. and there is no help. you know, he speaks about his wife's thrive project that failed. our mexico aren't getting assistance from the city. ptsd is a serious problem and we are left hanging. now, on top of it all, you are going to lay them off? that problem -- that's going to leave blood on his hands when people die and when more emts and paramedics commit suicide. jillian: devastating. it's hard to imagine.

oren thank you for sharing your story. we appreciate it. todd: all right. and with that set your dvr every morning so you never miss a minute of "fox & friends first." jillian: "fox & friends" starts right now. vice president mike pence is coming up a little bit later. make sure you stay tuned for that. have a good day. >> it's a great honor and humility i accept this nomination for president. >> he has been there for 47 years and now he is going to come in and make a change. i don't think so. >> this campaign isn't just about winning votes, it's about winning it for workers who keep this country going. >> he spent the last half century in washington selling out our country and ripping off our jobs. >> if given four more years he will be what he has been for the last four years. >> we secured our borders. brought back our manufacturing jobs. rebuilt our military. and, guess what? we are just getting started. >> this is a life-changing elections. this will determine what america