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pennsylvania, the side of a high-profile senate showdown. >> two months from now the people of pennsylvania are going to fire the radical left democrats frequency will discuss the prospects for november is democrats seat momentum shift in their favor. and republicans try to shift the subject from mar-a-lago. >> i want an economy that is stronger. i want a nation that is safe. i want a country that is built upon freedom frigates are joined by both parties house campaign chiefs and tom emmer. and sean patrick maloney. only on fox news sunday or sunday panel on the stunning lack of confirmed debates just two months from election day. then, school districts across the country face learning loss and teacher shortages. we will ask national governors association chair phil murphy about his trip to washington to sort out solutions. plus, one a week until she had

an agreement takes a big chair for. >> are going to try to stick to their talking points. how do you tackle that? >> out right now on fox news sunday. ♪. mike: logan from fox news in washington but washington. i had of midterm elections but republicans are focused on inflation, crime and the border. as they aim to win back the majority in november. democrats are heading into the final weeks with renewed momentum. president biden has two critical swing states revived by improving poll numbers for it in a moment will speak with new york congressman sean patrick maloney who chairs the campaign committee which works to elect democrats to the house. and, it will get reaction from minnesota congressman tom emmer chair of the national public congressional many read the house of gop campaign arm. first let's turn to lucas

tomlinson alive in the white house with a look at doing visits by the president and has a predecessor to battleground pennsylvania, lucas. >> might, the president gave a speech thursday night the white house insists was not political. many pundits disagree. >> mack at republicans look at america and see carnage, darkness, and despair regrets president biden philadelphia delivering what the white house dubbed as speech on the continued battle for the soul of the nation. did not mention his inflation reduction act or student debt relief. also absent pennsylvania democratic nominees for u.s. senate and governor. the commander-in-chief spoke were flanked by two u.s. marines. something he promised not to do while running for office. >> i promise you as a president i will never put you in the middle of politics, personal vendettas. i will never use the military as a property. >> made two stops and vow to grandpa and summing it last plans another on labor day. he will visit milwaukee in pittsburgh monday.

later this week biden speaks of the dnc summer meeting outside the nation's capitol. and then heads to ohio for joining in their congressman tim ryan was running in a close senate race against jd vance. biden skipped the previous trip to the state. former president donald trump also traveled to pennsylvania nearby his hometown saturday night. >> the shameful rate and breaking of my home in mar-a-lago was a travesty of justice. >> trump spoke as a justice department continues its investigation into how he cap classified documents at his mar-a-lago estate. many republicans have called the fbi search on precedent by the former president attorney general responded. >> people say this was unprecedented customer gets also an precedent for president to take all this classified information inputted at a country club. >> bill barr also said naming up a special master for the mar-a-lago documents is a quote waste of time. mike: lucas tomlinson reporting from the light out a joint white

house many thanks. joining is now sean patrick maloney at lizza house committee working to elect democrats. congressman, what do fox news sunday. >> good to be with you. mike: are democrats going to hold majority in the house? >> yes, we are going to hold majority in the house. because we have a plan to fix the problems our country is facing. the other side is only a ploy to impact power for themselves. and ripping away our constitutional freedom for our reproductive freedom has awakened millions of voters. and we see that and the astonishing comeback in the special elections in new york and elsewhere. we are on a roll. we are going to win this election for. >> even with inflation, gasoline prices, crisis at the border, and crime in american cities? >> look, those are all serious problems and we are working those problems. gas prices are down more than a dollar 20 cents a gallon and just about 70 days. that is because the president increase supplies, which after price gouging and release the

strategic petroleum reserve appeared again were working the problem inflation will come down with those gas prices but it is still too high that is right but the other side has no plan to reduce inflation. they have a plan to win power for themselves. and of course we are the ones lowering prescription drug cost by finally taking on big drug companies, capping seniors out of pocket cost for the republican plan to expire social security and medicare every five years. now there is a real choice in this election. we are going to win that choice. >> the president thursday night said maga republicans are destroying american democracy. try to draw a line between maga republicans and mainstream gop. but he offended a lot of folks in the process. here's the president and an old tweet during the campaign saying quote we need a president who chooses unity over division. what happened to unifying? >> well, there is nothing the president said on thursday that is not been said by leading conservatives and republicans. i mean, what the president said is exactly what people like the

judge of said pizza people like vice president mike pence and john bolton have said. if you listen to comments from previous presidential nominees like mitt romney. in other words this is not republicans versus democrats. this is mainstream republicans and democrats versus mega extremists. this election is about mainstream versus mega. and i am proud we have a president who knows right from wrong. >> is a lot of discomfort about the president delivering a partially political speech in front of those marines and dress uniform. democrats railed against president trump when he made political remarks in nonpolitical settings and houses different? >> i wouldn't miss the larger point. corso's critics did not complain when donald trump literally stage the fourth night of the republican political convention on the white house lawn for a meet my goodness for use our military to clear peaceful protesters in lafayette park. i would not miss the larger point of the speech for the point of the speech is

mainstream of republicans and democrats agree on things like it is wrong to attack the night states capitol. to spread a pernicious ally about the election being stolen. to steal our nation's secrets and keep them down there at the motel mar-a-lago. republicans and democrats are in large part in agreement. it is the mega movement that is extreme. it's ripped away reproductive freedom that justifies the attack on the capitol. the place of footsie with conspiracy. that is what their talking about her. >> the president attacked mega forces that isn't political? >> what i am telling you is the president has a duty to defend american democracy. he is in agreement with leading conservative voices for the ones i just mentioned that the attack on the capitol was wrong. that it is wrong to spread a lie about the results of an ele election. bill barr, for goodness sake knows right from wrong here. this is not just president bi biden. this is mainstream versus ma

magnet. we have a duty to defend democracy. we just lost 50 years because of the runaway mega supreme court. every candidate is running for office we are going to defend roe v wade and the reproductive freedom we all used to take for granted in america. that is the movement that will take away your political freedom. it just took away reproductive freedom. the president is sounding the alarm. mike: okay since roe v wade has been overturned and has become a state issue, should democrats running for office tell voters whether they support any restrictions on abortion? >> what democrats support broadly is restoring the status quo roe v wade but we are fort roe v wade for the other side is going to ban abortion in all 50 states, that is choice. i'll leave it to individual candidates to save their individual positions. i'm telling you right now if you care about your reproductive freedom predicate think politicians should not be making

these decisions that women, their doctors in the family make these decisions, that is what democrats support. if you care at all about marriage equality but if you care about your reproductive choices like in vitro fertilization or if you care about birth control for goodness sake, these are the privacy rights we used to have in the constitution that the maggot supreme court just tore up and threw away print that is the choice. >> do support any at all? >> there's always restrictions on abortion embedded in the decision. anyone who read it knows it meant there is a balancing test there was a compromise between viability early on in pregnancy and later in pregnancy. that was the common sense of that framework. what the maga crowd has done is rip away that decision they get out of the constitution. not every state in the country can ban abortion. if they get control of congress that will ban it and all 50

states. but the voters have another idea per if you disagree with me, i would like you to meet congressman elect pat ryan in upstate new york. mike: given the presence harsh comments on maga republicans how do they justify running and supporting a trumpet back to candidates? let's play a clip. >> the trump agendas too conservative for west michigan. d.c. cc is responsive to the content of this advertising. >> you saying this is not putting party over country but you said you're giving voters a choice in november for the truth as republican voters had a choice in the primaries and you meddled with that. how do you justify that? >> well, we just said what is true. jon gives us an antichoice extremist who is too conservative for western michigan. so we have a great candidate, haley is going to protect your reproductive freedom. she is going to beat him and don't take my word for it, the cook political report move that race to be more likely one democrats will win. your next guest can explain why he lost a safe incumbent for

about $40000. we call that winning a seat and protecting women's reproductive freedom by a lecturing hillary. >> democratic groups trying some things similar in new hampshire, here's what the credit congresswoman stephanie murphy said about that strategy earlier this summer. quote, many of us are facing death threats over our efforts or tell the truth about january 6 people boosting candidates, telling the very kinds of lies that caused generally six and continues to put our democracy in danger is just mind blowing. what you say to your colleague? >> what i say short next guest voted to overturn the results of the election with one to 39 other house republicans. i will let those folks explain that. the fact is the danger toward democracy did not start with the michigan primary. we are chock full of people in the congress who denied the election, who play common cons of people attacked the capitol. my goodness, what we are talking about here in the political report agrees we have got a much better chance to elect a strong pro-choice member of congress

from that district in michigan. that's doing our jobs would again i will let tom emmer expire when he lost a safe seat. mike: president's approval rating up in the few weeks. should democrats into office welcome the president to their districts to campaigner them? what you are seeing that in places like pennsylvania and ohio. so do not take my word for it. you better believe you're going to stand with the president say we passed in a bipartisan way better roads, better bridges, better healthcare for our veterans that maga republicans charge obstructed by the way. we're going to negotiate with prescription drug companies, loic those and capping senior out-of-pocket laws. better background checks, mental health and school safety resources. that is the kind of agenda we are standing in support of. and you see it working in the polls for the presence on the way back into her house and democrats. mike: typically after major bill is passed such as the inflation reduction accuracy candidates rushing to presidential events

all across the country, eager to tout the accomplishment but we did not see that the summer. >> are going to see it this week but it's going be a celebration on the white house lawn print your talk about negotiating cheaper prescription drug cuts. my goodness up at your viewers support that part how about a cap on out-of-pocket expenses for seniors, close in the donut hole. that is in the legislation. you are going to see finally a minimum tax and the biggest corporations and been getting both a murder paying zero. that is in this legislation. we are going to combat climate change which is important to our future and that lead to the world of green energy jobs for you better believe democrats are going to celebrate that. so are the voters. that is why we have been winning in special elections from alaska to new york. mike: congressman maloney thank you great talking to you but cap next will get reaction from the other side of the aisle. tom emmer joins me live, next.

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all overblown. join eastern washington congressman tom emmer of minnesota leads the committee working to elect republicans to the house. congressman, welcome to fox news sunday. quick sprint to be with you mike. >> you heard your counterpart i want to give you a chance to respond. >> this election, it might can be summed up with one word, security. it's about american's economic security. it's about americans a physical good security but you do not see any of that being talked about on the economic front because failed democrat policies americans are struggling for they have to make difficult choices every single day about groceries and gas. and the security side their physical security, democrats and pro- criminal policies have literally made our city's war zones. if you look for instance congressman's own state, new york city, they are experience a crime epidemic because of cashless bill which he supports

relook at my city of minneapolis. minneapolis asserted 6000 assaults reported since the beginning of the year. and look, that's a southwestern border being run over by cartels or terrorizing american citizens. but every community in this country have zero fentanyl crisis and what if their child is going to be the one that dies next. this is a security election. it's about groceries and gas is bobbing safe and secure in their homes and our communities. democrats have because is probably going to pay for the ballot box. click the start about battle for control of the house. kevin mccarthy initially talked about winning as many as 60 seats. that production has been quietly scaled back among some republicans. this week on more americans approve of how congressional democrats are handling their jobs and how congressional republicans are handling their jobs. also this week wall street journal po hud's democrats up three points over republicans on the generic ballot. republicans are by five points in march.

the poll has independence favoring democrats 38 -- 35 in march republicans were up 12 points of independence. why are you losing momentum right now? >> i don't think we have it. certainly think some people needed to understand that a year ago was not going to be today. as you know i talked about getting past the labor day weekend when everyone starts to engage. right now we are almost seven points better than the generic battle ballot similar to yours ago. on election day in 2020 they were generic they held every republican incumbent for the first time since 1994 but we picked up 15 seats in an environment where it's predicted we're going to lose 15. the other thing you should look at it as my counterpart announced a huge media bite last week. he is spending millions of dollars defending democrat incumbents received joe biden one by double digits.

look, money talks and money is a painting a pessimistic future for democrats at the midterms. mike: , spent washington postcards and i congressional candidate have scrubbed or amended references to president trump or abortion from the online profiles in recent months. has the n rcc recommended to candace to back off their strong antiabortion views? >> i am going to repeat the way the "washington post" reports things for a trust or candidates to know their districts and know how they are going to appeal to their voters. the voters are going to turn out in november and elect them to the next congress. that being said, if democrats want to make abortion the main issue in every poll we have seen says that the economy and the cost of living is the number one issue, good luck to them trying to defend their extreme position. every one of them voted for what i call the chinese genocide bill which would allow abortion up till moments before child takes

his first breath. our candidates know how to message that and they'll be just fine in the midterms. mike: a stock abortion. while sojourner polson more than half of voters are more likely to head to the polls because roe v wade was overturned. can you say definitively this will not cost republican seats? >> i think it's help to narrow the enthusiasm gap. if you look at the enthusiasm gap, every measure out the republicans still lead democrats and enthusiasm to vote in this next election. plus, the number one issue in every single pole. i will say it again, is the economy and rising cost of living. everything is more expensive because of failed democrat policies. and might, the one question every voter is going to have to ask when they go to vote in november, am i better off today than it was two years ago? it is a resounding no. eight out of ten americans believe this country is on the wrong track. that is why the going to vote for a change elect a new republican majority house.

mike: does a former president trump being in the news hurt your candidates because you are not hammering inflation, gasoline prices, the border crisis and of course crime in major american cities? >> look, the american intelligence agency in this administration have been after donald trump since day one. in fact the intelligence agency has been after him since he started running for office. and now the white house has prioritized going after anyone who disagrees with them. in fact the white house press secretary last week said anyone who disagrees with the democrats and the white house with the biden administration is an extremist. the rate on the four presidents home is not only unprecedented, it is outrageous. him by the way this double standard is why so many americans are pissed off about this. republicans, democrats, independents. while they go after donald trump and suggest she is done something, which they've been doing for years, i would said they lost her credibility six years ago with the russian collusion hoax. and while they are doing all

this hunter biden is still out there being able to pedal influenced all around the world and they do nothing to him. americans are pissed off about that for the going to show up in november and democrats in an answer for. mike: have you or your team within rcc suggests they distance themselves and for president trump? >> absolutely not for the presence of fantastic ally of ours. especially when it comes to fundraising. our candidates again we tell that you note your districts you know how to run to the people who are voting for you in november. and i am convinced that when people vote they're going to ask that question in my better off today than it was two years ago? they are going to say overwhelmingly know. prices are out of control but my security is in jeopardy. it is time for a change and they are going to vote in a new republican majority. mike: republicans have been highly critical of present biden student debt giveaway. some have suggested it's unconstitutional. if you win back the majority should republicans in the house sue or take some other action to block the president?

>> i let the future speaker of the house, kevin mccarthy tell you what the plan will be on that. when it comes to unilateral movement by the president, it is not only illegal, it is unfair and it is wrong. if you think about it every american who either chose to go into a trade or go to work or went to college and paid off their debt like a responsible american, is now going to pay $2000 for someone else's debt. so blue-collar america and responsible americans are going to pay $2000 for symbiosis college debt. they are not happy about it. by the look at a poll in new hampshire the last week. there's been a lot of mixed messaging about this. two thirds of independence and this a poll are upset by the presidents action. think that's going to be consistent across this country. democrats are going to answer for that in november as well. mike: made reference to leader mccarthy. you convinced he's an ex- baker? you expect any challenges in her

colleagues? >> mccarthy when it would be in the majority but kevin mccarthy will be our speaker. mike: what about the possibility you are seeking, if you guys when the majority you are seeking to be the house majority whip, do you expect any challenges there? what you got to win an election first, mike. i am concentrating on the next 55 days. once we get done with the election, once we perform and win a new majority in the house then we can talk about the future. mike: on the mar-a-lago search some said this response from senator lindsey graham crossed the line, let's play it. >> i will say this, if there is a prosecution of donald trump for mishandling classified information, after the clinton debacle which you presided over it a helluva good job, there will be riots in the streets. mike: he later softened the comment and condemned the violence is that rhetoric over the line question are. >> i'm not getting into other people's words let's like waters telling to confront republicans

in public places and i think that is wrong. on this one i would say he is just echoing what i told you a couple minutes earlier. going after donald trump repeatedly, with nothing. trying to impeach him based on nothing more than emotion. now continuing this sharad and invading his home -- one hunter biden is allowed to not have any consequences for his behavior? this is what the american people see this double standard am going to say it again, therapist often they're going to show up in november. i am confident they will vote in a new republican majority in the u.s. house of representatives. mike: congressman tom emmer thank you for your time. up next major outcry this week from parents as we saw new data on how covid school closures impacted student learning lost for it will ask governor phil murphy about the fall at will talk a little bit about its potential 2024 plans, next too.

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mike: it is one of the biggest questions of the pandemic air were school closed too long. receive the data is kids head back to school again. as it governors or press to take stock of how they handled school closures, all of this as a received shortage of teachers around the country.

new jersey democratic governor phil murphy just met with the white house about how to keep more teachers on the job. i sat down with him this weekend to discuss. joining us now governor phil murphy of the great state of new jersey. governor, welcome back to fox news sunday. >> good to be on mike, thanks for having me. mike: you praise biden's executive action on student loan debt. what would you say to the millions of new jerseyans who paid their bills, made sacrifices, even made more affordable education choices were not getting any money back? >> yes, by the way i'm one of those guys i paid my student debts off into my mid or late 30s. i would say this, mike it's not an either or pretty think it's probably a combination of anda both. this program gives relief to over 1 million new jerseyans. the pell grant grantees get double the amount because finding some ways to means a test this is important. that's we do a lot of in new

jersey. on the margin we do the cost-benefit analysis this is really a smart and good movie. mike: what can be done in your view to address the big picture issue, the underlying issue, the soaring cost of higher education in this country? or example is it time for an institution like princeton to tap into its 37 billion-dollar plus endowment to help deserving students? >> yes, you've got a lot of programs out there. some of them are done by us but some are done by the institutions themselves. we have something called the community college opportunity grant. this ate last dollar program. and if you qualify tested by income, you go to community college free of charge prudent something called the garden state guarantee that contact that on to your getting a bachelors degree. i'm sure institutions themselves can take steps. you see a lot of needs of blind

admission programs, incre increasingly. but listen, we need to continue to make higher education more accessible and more affordable. the premise of your question is right on the money. it's gotten too out of control into out of reach. mike: let's talk covid advert you talked about a review of covid since april 2020 when you are asked about covid it last week use" we have just under 1000 people still in the hospital. it is clearly something we are living with. which is a good thing but we are also clearly not out of the woods. does that mean if they're still covid in new jersey there's no review? >> no, it does not mike. i do not have news to break today. but i think we are within a matter of weeks of coming up with a comprehensive program. i think i was asked that question in the context of long-term care. back in june of 20 a deep dive with an independent firm. but we are going to do the entire covid response including

long-term care. i want to make sure it's effective not just in teaching us what went right, what went wrong, but also it could be a tool for future governors, future administrations. i hope frankly it's a trigger for congress to take a similar step to look at the national response. but no, covid is sadly is still with us. it will continue to be with us. but we cannot wait to the last case to do that review and we won't. we'll be starting something s soon. visit us on school closers national test results show a real drop in learning, fourth-graders scores of falling by the biggest margin in three decades. in new jersey come in person learners learning was not restored till last september, but a year end a half into the covered pandemic. question, or schools closed for too long? >> listen, that's going to be one of those things folks debate forever and for always. we knew learning lost, we know it's real we know the mental health stress on everybody. kids in particular, educators,

families. i would say this, particularly early on. but frankly when the adults at others kept coming back, when we had so little knowledge about this pandemic and about this virus we had no other choice. sadly, we will be laser focused on closing those gaps which we know exist. i just become the chair of the national governors association. my chairmen initiatives focus on mental health of our students for this very reason. so it is real. we know it. it's up to now's us to close those gaps. mike: like many places new jersey is doing with the shortage of teachers. you are just down here in washington in your role as a national governors association meeting with the education secretary and the first lady. what concrete steps are you bringing to the table to fix the teaching shortage? >> it was a very good discussion. new jersey is a short i think the entire country is short.

some of things we have done i think flexibility, mike, has to the name of the game. for instance we have done something that allows retirees to come back in without upsetting their pension reality. it made it easier for substitute qualified substitute teachers to come in. we are trying to get that common ground of making certifications more streamlined and easier without giving up the quality, the high quality. we are blessed with number-one education system in america. that begins with educators. we do not want to mess that up and we had a great discussion with the first lady and others on apprenticeship programs were in a one us to do more of that in new jersey. we've got a grant program for diversity and extending diversity among our educators. i would love to see a broad-based apprenticeship program that existed in places like tennessee. so we are doing stuff but there's still more work to be done. mike: here we are at labor day weekend heading into campaign season parade the president has blacklisted what he calls the

maga philosophy saying it is like quote semi fascism. does that make you uncomfortable sir? >> listen i'm a former u.s. ambassador to germany. i have sadly seen the history of the 20th century up close and personal. listen, i think the president has had a heck of a run here brace on the other i told him that. and whether it's congress getting stuff passed that he has signed, his own leadership sadly, for the wrong reasons, of what the supreme court did with reproductive freedoms, there is no question about it. the democrats have momentum. and i would say where they are democrat or a republican in this case, as americans we have to call out extreme behavior. we have to call out behavior that undermines institutions that we need to trust not undermine like our justice department, fbi that needs to respect results that we see in elections. i think that's more of an american reality than one party

or the other. i think reasonable people in this country and thank god there are hundreds of millions of them would come to the same conclusion. >> stuck 2024. note your skill at being a proud progressive threading the needle marching with black wives matters protesters and yet never saying defend the police. do you want new jersey to run off one 100% clean energy by 2050 but you do not talk about the green new deal. what about murphy for president 2024? [laughter] >> i appreciate that, mike. i have said this a publicly and i said it to the president privately preach he says he is running, i take him on his word. assuming he does run he will have no bigger backer than yours truly. and i think that is really the base case right now. in the meantime i'm going to have my nose pressed against the jersey glass and hopefully weathers to the nga or the dj, pick up some good playbooks from other states and other places in the nation to try to give a jersey flavor to them. and again keep moving forward

request more from the folks, but more of a national spending on his speeches, declaring the american dream is alive and wellin new jersey. maybe if see him in tv ads touting his record even though he constitutionally cannot run for a third straight term in the garden state. or you may have noticed he made his fourth trip to israel a must visit for presidential wannabes. that leaves the ground work sir. >> i crocheted that might, it was my eighth trip, fourth as governor put the place i relish going too. listen, i think we are focused on the kitchen table morning, noon, and night. i think part of that as we want new jersey to be affordable number one. we wanted to be the state of opportunity. and i am proud to save the american dream for that is our goal. that is the reality that the american dream is alive and wellin new jersey. that's literally what we are focused on the morning, noon, night and will stay that way.

mike: will soothe the president ultimately decides about 2024. have you met with donors to talk about 2024? and what if your friend senator cory booker decides to jump in? i am from new jersey but how much is too jersey on the national stage? [laughter] >> nevermind perhaps semi from the other side of the aisle that can run from jersey. or he is a dear friend and a great leader. i have met with no donors about my personal ambitions in that respect. we do have a couple political vehicles that are one well-funded focus on frankly mostly getting the word out in terms of what we have done here. drawing a line. we inherited estate at many respects was broken. we got ourselves back upon our feet. a lot of the focus of our political operations if you will is to get that megaphone out there and say this is now accepted behavior in new jersey no matter who the governor is.

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>> and the president speaks tonight at independence hall, the first lines out of his mouth should be to apologize for slandering tens of millions of americans as fascist. >> not every republican not even the majority republicans are maga republicans. not every republican embraces her extreme ideology.

i know, because i've been able to work with the mainstream republicans. mike: houser public a leader kevin mccarthy said the president insulted millions of trump voters president biden saying he's only blasting the extremist roots time now for sunday group, usa today white house correspondent francesca chambers. former state department spokesperson fox news contributor marie harf. former chief of staff vice president mike pence, and host of a media buzz howie kurtz. welcome to all of you. so, how would the president gave a feisty speech in prime time for the bride who did he reach? >> eat reaches base is billed as a white house event nonpolitical even after the speech so i had officials assisting it was nonpolitical but is blatantly partisan packing -- attacking trump by name i lost track of him at times he attacked maga republicans. at the same time donald trump is out there talking about for

example fasting abiding as the enemy of the state, which is interesting he's enemy of the people we journals have that distinction. also talking about he should be reinstated. there should be a new election, is thinking of parting january 6 people convicted in the capitol riot. trump keeps making about himself in 2020 bird bided would like to make it about trump and even some of trump's advisors and former advisors tell me this is not helping the gop because the gop wants to move forward or not relitigate the 2020 election. mike: maria, you after maga republicans he had the marine standing behind of her democrats were not happy when president trump was political and nonpartisan settings. why is it different now? >> i do not think this should be viewed as a partisan speech. joe biden went out of his way to say this is not all republicans for this is not about democrats versus republicans. this is about a former president and his supporters saying, is how it just mentioned, he will

pardon people that attacked our capitol just blocks from where we are sitting today, mike. his political opponents were enemies of the state. he has used this kind of a language for years. we have seen that repercussions but he has encouraged violence. he has undercut the legitimacy of our elections. and so this is not about democrats versus republican. president biden has a duty to stand up on the stage, to use his platform to say american democracy is worth defending. a lot of republicans agree with him. in this election coming up is not about parties, it is about our democracy in those principles. in a lot of people on both sides of the aisle are happy president biden is finally willing to step up and say it very clearly donald trump and his supporters are a threat to our democracy. come up. and that is what it is at stake here. mike: just quit former attorney general bill barr come out on friday but not sure special master is needed for going

through with the fbi took from the mar-a-lago search. here is more from the former attorney general on the president trump t classifying documents. let's listen. >> i frankly am skeptical of this claim that i declassified everything. because frankly, it's highly improbable. and second if in fact he sort of stood over scores of boxes, not really knowing what was in them and say i hereby declassify everything in here, that will be such an abuse. and show such a recklessness it's almost worse than taking the document. quick so what is the political impact of the former president's former ally this? >> in terms of the political impact in the midterm election of the mar-a-lago search you can expect that will be negligible compared to issues like the economy, inflation, or abortion rights. but certainly and we heard this in the former president last night did something they'll be a central focus of any 2024 presidential campaign.

when he again suggested last night that he could run again. now whether or not even then this is an issue that would propel most americans to vote for the former president of the united states, with some focus on those agreements are political issues in 2020 and that was not enough for him to be able to beat joe biden. mike: there is a big dustup this week between dr. oz and jon fetterman the democrat in the senate race there in pennsylvania about whether they will debate each other parade there's plenty of spin out there from each side for the reality is so far there are zero confirmed debates in any of these big senate races, what is the political impact for voters? >> i think this will resolve itself. often there's this jockeying they'll end up having debates. it's important for pennsylvania voters to know if fetterman is up to the task physically as well per think the be plenty of debates in the process moving forward. mike: howitt, minority leader mitch mcconnell has complained about a candidate problem,

candidate quality assurance on the senate races. senator rick scott who is leading this senate republican campaign firing that back very publicly saying when you complain that we have bad candidates what you're really saying is you have contempt for the voters who chose them. much of washington chattering class disrespect secretly or not so secretly loathes republican voters have you ever seen this? >> i have seen the jabs i have never seen this open tribal warfare between two republican leaders. rick scott wrote a blistering piece the washington examiner while not naming mcconnell but everyone knew he was talking about essentially saying this was treasonous. it really is quite a spectacle. if i can circle back for one minute to the d.o.j. investigation of donald trump. to everybody in the pressing is going to be indicted, is going to go to jail. lock him up. i think he may well not be

indicted just on classified documents unless merrick garvin has something else showing over actions to harm national security. i think it's very difficult for him to bring charges on classified dockets give it leniency in the past or democrats. mike: back to mcconnell. is it helpful when republicans are bickering with each other, mark? >> i don't think a lot of americans in a concentrate on that. and 65 for going have a decisive victory. we are technic crime and joe biden's america, for your time but a crisis at the border of 200,000 illegals crossing every month. if we are talking about inflation. if we are talk about the reality going into a deeper recession and will be by november. if instead we are talking about taking aoc talking points about defunding law enforcement or pardoning criminals, that's going to get us off a message. we are talking about joe biden i think he did with that terrible speech that certainly was

political. and certainly in my mind, remembers the notion of hillary clinton calling them millions and millions of pence supporters deplorable sprayed that is in essence what he did by calling them semi- fascist is going to rally a lot of republicans and november. >> you think you'll be forced to apologize customer clicks whether he apologizes or not the rallying cry. if her tongue but joe biden what his speech and it is and put them right back in the center of the debate to make it a referendum on joe biden. mike: and francesca, fox news digital reported this week is republican frustration on how little money former president trump is a sharing of the money he's raising the millions and millions of dollars he is raising with other republicans. when gop strata saying republicans forever who helped and who did not. is there a risk of mr. trump earning more goodwill in the republican party? >> he certainly expending political capitol we saw him doing pennsylvania yesterday. but when it comes to adver

advertising, there is no amount of money that you can spend to a century introduced candace to voters in the amount of time that they have between now and election day, who are politically inexperienced for that is an issue republicans are running into the cycle and they are competing against democrats who have a record who have run statewide in pennsylvania for instance the democrats outperform president joe biden in 2020. and so sometimes those records can work against democrats for sure. but at the same time, that is something democrats eat working in their favor this election cycle. mike: and marie there's a broader theme here republicans want to make it about president biden. democrats want to make about four president trump. is there any issue overlap here or the parties and their separate lanes? >> i think increasingly democrats want to make it about what president biden democrats in congress have gotten done for you heard sean patrick maloney said that earlier per the infrastructure deal, burn pits

in healthcare for veterans for example. negotiating prescription drug prices. since i think democrats want to say look, this is what we done we have been in charge and all the states with its herschel walker in georgia, dr. oz in pennsylvania or jd vance in ohio per these are extreme candidates. if the republicans have spent so much time calling my party socialist, communist, anti-american, anti-christian to suddenly be clutching their pearls because joe biden says democracy is worth defending, that's a message democrats are willing to take to every state. especially there's extremist candace on the other side and all the states. democrats feel good today, mike. mike: the right panel thank you very much. see you next sunday. cap next an important note for next week. more energy in just two weeks. uhh... here, i'll take that! yay!!! ensure max protein, with 30 grams of protein, 1 gram of sugar enter powered by protein challenge for a chance

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rachel: was it as bad as you thought? will: it's terrible. [laughter] ♪ ♪ sean: good sunday morning, everyone, and welcome to "sunday morning futures." i'm sean duffy in for maria bartiromo. america is at a critical crossroads facing issues from out of control inflation to the southern border crisis, to the growing threat of china. on thursday president biden took to the stage in prime time not to address these issues, but to focus on maga and republicans in a speech that was the exact opposite prosecuten one he delivered on -- from the one he delivered on inauguration day. >> we can seea