in west virginia they echo across the valley it's a great place to watch fireworks. >> are you surprised swamp did not make the cut meaning washington, d.c.? >> not surprised at all. >> you know where i found incredible he patriotic and loving the american flag? normandy in france all year long but especially in the anniversary of d-day, those french and those norman's love this country and love americans. >> i'm surprised florida isn't on there. my hometown but you know what? i think 15 years ago i was in philadelphia it was the most spectacular fourth of july i've ever experienced in my life. i think philadelphia over boston any day, guys. >> interesting. >> them's fighting words. >> thanks trevor on watching the special edition of outnumbered i hope you've been very happy and blessed and safe fourth of july. ♪ ♪ >> no reaction from a defiant

president biden saying he will not back out of the 2024 race despite calls to do so just to do just that from members of his own party. welcome to fox news live and have a fourth of july, everyone. i am alicia goodenow high matt, i need. >> hi, alicia. happy fourth of july to you and all of our viewers. in a new radio interview out today the president insisting last week's debate performance was nothing more than a "bad night." lesson. >> i had a bad night the fact of the matter is i'm screwed up, i made a mistake. i learned from my father when you get knocked down you get back up. get back up. we are going to win this thing. >> alicia: has a big few days coming up including a sit down with abc and rallies in wisconsin and pennsylvania. where he will try to put this

performance from one week ago out of the minds of voters. >> with the koba -- with dealing with -- everything we have to do with look -- if we finally beat medicare there is a lot of -- i'll be right by their in-laws, by their spouses, brothers and sisters. it's ridiculous. they can do nothing about it. spew do we belong dome i begin this hour with jacqui heinrich on the north lawn hi, jackie. >> hey come alicia. the hits keep coming for president biden this is the cover of the economist, the presidential seal adorning a walker with the headline "no way to run a country" it's almost as stunning as this piece from "the washington post" editorial board. they wrote a hypothetical biden

withdrawal speech framed as if he were to announce this today the fourth of july. in their fantasy by and withdraws and announces a open convention for the new nominee "the democratic national committee senior democratic leaders and i have agreed in an orderly process to select our next nominee which includes debates between now and our convention in august, my vice president kamala harris has graciously and courageously agreed to participate, although part democratic primary voters cannot be included at this late date, their delegates will make the final choice. again, that is a piece of pure fantasy from "the washington post" editorial board but it is really something. the president taped two black radio interviews which both aired today but he only faced two questions total in those interviews about the debate and his candidacy. >> i screwed up, i made a mistake. but i learned from my father when you get knocked down you get back up. you get back up. speak of the residence watershed moment may come in this abc

interview scheduled for tomorrow but former president trump in a leaked video seems to believe, and contrary by the way to all the official statements, president biden has artie made up his mind to withdraw, listen. >> how did i do with the debate the other night? that old broken down pile of [bleep] he just quit you know he's quitting the race. i got them out of the race. and that means we have come all and she is so bad she is so pathetic. >> the biden campaign said his disrespect for women and black americans and they say "no, donald, what is bad is taking way women's rights, and encouraging a violent mob to attack the capital paired one is about as insulting women" and continued with another 19 points from their pay will see president biden later this afternoon for fourth of july on the south lawn so maybe we'll have some remarks later.

>> alicia: jackie real quick, there is this hope by the biden campaign these public moments will help reinforce feelings of the american people that he can actually not only handled the job would move forward in the campaign. >> yes, that's right. and the stakes are increasingly higher because he needs to turn this around. he had a few opportunities this week to engage with reporters if you wanted to. he did not take any of those opportunities, he did those two taped interviews, black radio interviews, the majority of the questions asked him to focus on his accomplishments, so not a ton of tough questioning in the days since the debate. at the same time, he has been taking meetings with the elected officials, democrats of the party whose support he is really trying to shore up. is bigger focus is getting them to all stand behind him and build a firewall of people who are affirming he is the right

candidate to lead the party to victory in 2024 and that the people whose voices he values the most are unwavering. that it seems that's where the majority of his focus is but very high-stakes the abc interview tomorrow, alicia. >> alicia: thank you so much jacqui heinrich talk to you soon. okay, let's bring in philip whiteman, real clear politics and white house reporter philip, thank you so much for being here. you heard jacqui heinrich's report there. we also know there is a lot of chatter behind the scenes about letting the president make his own decision. that this is his choice to make, he cannot be pushed, anything like that. what happens to democrats in the coming months? if biden does not make that choice? >> i think the reality that the democratic party is facing right now is the oval office is more than just joe biden's ambition. it really is the ambition of his family starting with the first lady on down. they have given up too much

sacrificed for too want to set this aside so that's why i think they are going through the work of trying to stop in each of these concentric circles. the family going to camp david to get on the same page and the public statements from president obama and clinton, the phone calls that biden has made to donors he is trying to study the party. he is trying to convince them he is up for the job. the problem with all of this is he is telling the party he is up for the job. he's not necessarily showing them. and a moment like this he could just be one gaffe away from upsetting. >> alicia: we saw that meeting after the news conference that the democratic governors had yesterday when they came out after meeting with the president as jackie pointed out in her reporting, when they came out to talk to the cameras and reporters they did not lead with "we are behind as president he is moving forward" they ended with that. what is your read on that?

>> yeah, what we are seeing right now is the definition of defensive and i think jackie laid out very well. i mean we are waiting for this "abc news" interview with george stephanopoulos tomorrow. we are waiting for the fourth of july celebration on the south lawn and we think we have only heard murmurs and if you democratic leaders actually telling the president has to step aside. we are waiting for a more wholesome polling measure and when you look at postdebate biden's trailing trump by three points. after the fourth of july holiday pollsters are able to get a better handle on the nation. i think we will get a better sense of what the numbers look like and if it is catastrophic for the president, then all of these little nudges that we are seeing from democratic donors, from democratic leaders, they could potentially turn into shrubs and we could get to a pretty contentious fight on our hands.

>> alicia: in terms of timing i want to put up this piece from "the washington post" called "biden and aides concede he needs to quickly demonstrate his fitness for office." "the campaign and the white house are hoping the events after the fourth of july holiday will reassure voters and party insiders." think about your sitting at home watching this and this team is talking about life in terms of days and this president is asking for years from the american people. >> alicia i think you have nailed it here because so much was struck when i was leading the debate in atlanta, so much of the coverage was whether or not joe biden would be a winsome candidate who could defeat donald trump. instead of a much larger and question of -- >> alicia: we lost philip whiteman there i did not get a chance to thank him for his time and also wish him a happy fourth of july so if you are out

there and you can hear me, philip, thank you so much. i need a question mark >> anita: all right, alicia, i will take it from there. also here today at leo terrell civil rights attorney and fox news contributor and crystal night democratic strategist and former priorities usa political director. leo and crystal, welcome to do both, happy fourth of july. thank you for coming in today. leo, i want to start with you. so far we have two lawmakers and a number of major papers including "the new york times," "the boston globe," and a handful of others. they are calling for biden to step aside. do you expect more to join his growing chorus and really where does this go? >> yes. and i think it's very clear that the american people should be counted into this, need. let's be very clear, the democratic party, the white house, the biden administration, the biden family have continued to lie about his physical and mental condition. for 3.5 years. but for fox news we have learned

the truth about his age and condition. and what they are trying to do is conceal it. they are trying to continue to wipe out, it is not going to work. everyone in this country knows the aging process. joe biden is aging. he cannot reverse that. and i will submit this to you, anita. he needs to go out, talk to reporters preferably let's say fox news, no cue cards, no teleprompter and let see if you can answer questions. so far all we have seen is teleprompter and cue cards, it will not work, neither. >> anita: we would love to have him here on fox news. leo you know there's a handful of hosts who would interview him anytime, anyplace periodic crystal, let me ask you this. president biden, he apparently despite the poor debate performance continues to raise large amounts of money. allegedly he raised $33 million on the day of the debate. so that is according to the

campaign. as long as he has the funds he can stay in the race but should he stay in the race? what do you say? >> i think time will tell if he should stay in the race. we saw in the package before that there will be polling that is probably out in the field right now. once we get those polling results back i think that will really be the telltale of it. one of the other things we have to mention it is incumbent presidents from reagan to obama have historically not done well in their first debate in the year of their reelection. us so we still have to give president biden time to see if he can actually recover. i think tomorrow's sitdown interview with abc news will be a telling interview based on the questions and based on his fitness. those are all the things i think the campaign is waiting but also that time will just tell based on where voters feelings are postdebate. >> anita: i want to bring up this headline from axios. if we have that.

i think it says it's from, okay actually were going to go to an nbc report come up with that up on the screen. this one says "the biden family members have privately pointed fingers at some of his longtime aides over his disastrous debate, they have discussed whether he should fire senior white house advisor anita dunn. for instance and possibly even her husband, bob bauer, who is biden's personal lawyer two people familiar with the matter said. okay, so leo, let me ask you about that. it looks like they are trying to blame everyone for biden's performance including his most loyal advisors in the inner circle. is that applied? >> no because it is not true. joe biden is the problem. joe biden is declining. to my colleague, it is not about about debate. joe biden has a problem mentally cobranding questions.

we saw that. this is not a one up, this is not a bad first debate. joe biden is aging before our eyes. why are we going to blame a white house staffer? i will tell you why. joe biden is a meal ticket for the biden family. he makes the money for hunter biden and the family. they do not want to give up power and control, anita, that's the problem. power and control is the drug, not which of the best interest of america, his continuation in the office and putting america in harm's way. >> anita: and crystal for the democratic party is about is president biden the one to beat president trump, former president trump. for that i will listen to joey read let's see what she has to say about that. >> democrats are the anxiety people. there always freaking out there assuming they will lose. they are also a normal political party. and debating whether a elderly

president is the right choice to be american hitler is unsurprising and politically healthy. >> anita: i'm not sure about that american hitler comment but not me ask you. that's the debate going on no matter what biden's troubles are is he the best person to be donald trump? what you think about that? >> i think with the parties doing, sure i think with the party is doing is positioning the best candidate which is joe biden which is why we see party leaders sticking beside him to beat him. we are in july and people will begin voting in september /october. and so that is part of the challenge do we switch course right now and have to reintroduce someone, due to polling, do new fund-raising around a different candidate? so it is not as simple as we just get rid of the guy at the top of the ticket because he is the president. he is also the guy we know and

can he be donald trump? so there are questions changing the course particularly when you are at this late in the game and the ute party ute party is positioning itself to get the win. that's the goal to get the win in november but it is joe biden the person? we have yet to determine that again based on these upcoming weeks. >> anita: it will be an interesting road to chicago in august. that is for sure. leo and crystal night thank you happy fourth of july to both of you. >> think i'm happy fourth. >> alicia: thanks, anita, a second house democrat has called on president biden to withdraw from the 2024 presidential race. we are live on capital next. >> this sort of wobbling i wouldn't say unease but bubbling panic underneath the surface of what we have seen publicly. very little the white house has done in the past week has

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>> there is one person to make for the president to leave and they're willing to give him a few days but not much. >> i'm tired of people saying he has to talk to the donors and the members. yes to talk to american people and has to show them what is at stake. joe biden has to show people why he can take donald trump on because he is the only who can. >> the impact that biden could have on the campaign chances of fellow democrats however republicans are willing to say what is on democrats or not. >> the democrats i have known for a long time see red lights flashing everywhere. not only do they lose the white house this go around but they will lose races across the way. they lose the senate and we saw president biden on the television for 90 minutes and it frightened the entire country.

>> democrats and states which president biden should win are starting to get jumpy. take a look at maine, new mexico new mexico, and virginia. they will distance themselves from the president. that could push present biden out of the race. >> anita: we will see, chad pilgrim thank you so much for that report. alicia? >> alicia: anita let's bring an congressional reporter samantha joe roth. smith and joe, thank you for being here. i want to pick up on what chad pilgrim was reporting on and let's go to this piece of sound from cnn operator van jones take a listen. >> everyone comes on the air and says this great stuff but behind-the-scenes it is full-scale panic. people are passing around legal memos pdfs are flying back and forth what are the options how can you replace biden who should kamala harris' vice president

become of the conversations on air and off air. >> anita: they are coming on and off air and defendant a president moving forward doing all they can to spend less but behind-the-scenes it's a whole different story what is your take and what are you finding in his reporting? >> this is something i am seeing over the last couple of weeks. last week really didn't hear about if hiding within the party we saw unity but this week basically we are seeing the group chats, all of the memos coming out to the public. especially with these democrats going for biden to step aside. i think there's a lot more of them that are waiting in the wings right now. a lot more of them are worried about what is going on and willing to give the president a couple more days. they want to see the public moving and that's what we are

seeing i think but there is definitely concern. as your earlier report said in their own down ballot races. hakeem jeffries the democratic leader really does have a lot on his hands right now trying to call his group of democrats that are circulating letters and memos and who are just overall concern about what this is going to mean. >> alicia: they are raising the question of whether or not to bring up hakeem jeffries and whether or not everyone is waiting on him we will put up this headline "pressure build on capitol hill for biden to step aside" "hakeem is the key" and one democrat paired when you start seeing signals from him i think the whole herd will follow quickly. you mentioned they are waiting in the wings. is this what they are waiting for? >> i think that a lot of

democrats are looking for cues from the leadership. we are also hearing if this were to happen this is going to grow the entire convention into absolute chaos. and that is also something that republicans are looking to seize upon. so there are open questions about whether this is actually going to be good for the party or not or if they should just stay the course and maybe that is a good option. so i think you are definitely hearing from democrats about this chaos is not good for their election chances as well. so, i mean i do think that is the democratic leadership certainly is going to be the key here about whether or not other democrats are going to go out and start calling the president to step aside. you know there are a lot of discussions. >> alicia: really, it's if and/or when questioned, and the timing will all be watching next

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hello, colonial penn? >> alicia: today marks one week since the debate performance sparked panic against biden's disability to defeat trump in november and now new polls this week show the former president widening his lead up eight points in a "new york times" and see anna kahelin poll and six points in "wall street journal" paul. he is the largest lead ever in that survey dating back to 2021. numbers like these reportedly leading to a frantic call with some product owners yesterday

were a "comatose biden was discussed." democratic strategist james reported lee suggesting dozens of men cut off money to politicians supporting the president saying "if this would happen to us on october 5th we would be more than bruised, screwed, and tattooed maybe this will set an end to motion something different." boy, he has a way with words. let's bring in all sin, a republican pollster and american polls research and democratic strategist carly cooperman. great to see you both. carly, happy fourth to both of you. cartman, let me start with you. at the picture here just seems to be getting worse and worse for president biden. going back to that call with democratic strategist james carville heat reportedly also talked about a poll which said 72% of democratic donors want somebody else.

what are your thoughts on that? >> most polls are coming up after the date with trump having an increased lead over biden which we expected and the biden campaign is making the argument is this is a snapshot of time this is what we expected to see, they are moving ahead and we have biden's prime time tomorrow night and they are full steam had. at the same time we are seeing cries increasing for both of erratic leaders as well as donors and the party in general, is increasing concern that biden needs to step aside. they are having conversations about what that would look like and how he can do so in a way that would minimize the chaos that would ensue. but there is one more point that came out of some of the polling and that is the increase in the percent of voters that are saying in the concerns of his age and mental fitness is bigger than the increase in the support for trump we are seeing and i

think that actually shows there is a built in base of voters who do not want donald trump to be elected president that are going to support a democratic candidate to do so. and in some ways that shows that if the democratic party is to pivot to another candidate, there is an opportunity where they can come in from a place of having a base of support that artie says hey, there is a group of voters who says they don't want donald trump elected president. >> dustin, do you think that is true? no matter who the democratic candidate is that the majority or some percentage of the democratic party is going to pull the democratic lever just to make sure donald trump does not get into office and also when you look at them mashable's and the floating as the possible replacement for joe biden kamala harris other than michelle obama holes the best. you think would be her if they were to replace president biden? >> a couple questions there.

first is we live in a very divided country and there'll be partisan breakdown so i actually am surprised in the jumper polls for donald trump it's larger than i expected and this trend over time but when you look at the crosstabs we look at the details of the polling to find out the people who were choosing third-party candidates, they now have whether joe biden is a possibility and now as their second choice that is something we have not seen yet that will possibly cause that to happen. as well as the possible candidates who could replace joe biden, it is pretty clear to me the first day of anyone's campaign is always the best today. we have to remember that kamala harris who has the worst favorability is donald trump and joe biden in politics of favorability. that the borders are for

joe biden's broken border and this election now, regardless of who the candidate is about incompetence, about immigration and inflation and that's not good for kamala harris. >> anita: final question who is it within president biden's circle that could convince him to step aside if that is what the country wants? carly do you first. >> >> isaac at the end of the day is joe biden's decision and besides conversations with jill biden and potentially barack obama this is a decision that biden is going to reach on his own if he is going to go this past. i think that it becomes a conversation about pointing stomach appointing a successor and kamala is an extension of his presidency where he could do so acknowledging the accomplishments and successes he has had in this administration and looking at kamala as an extension of that but this will come down to his own decision with his wife at the end of the

day. >> anita: dustin is there a graceful exit for joe biden for his family nudging him to do so? >> unfortunately i don't know this is possible at this point however it is his choice. and i find all of this a bit troubling it's a little bit of a scandal we've been lied to for this many years. i think for a lot of us the gaslighting did not work. i was not surprised by his debate performance but this is his choice and i find it very antidemocratic to have been through all of these primaries and to use my colleague's word "anoint" someone else going past the voters periods b2 dustin and carly thank you so much. we are in unprecedented times for sure. had before the july to both of you, they keep coming. >> thank you, likewise. >> anita: alicia question marks me when you know, i need a we are not all about politics today we will check in with americans all around the country for the fourth of july that's next. >> what does a fourth of july

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2,000 people pack this area you see the stage behind us. headlined by country star chris young that means everyone you see out here walking now will be standing out in this heat for hours. there is a heat advisory in effect heat indices well into the triple digits. safety all around downtown making sure fans have the basics. water, sunscreen, wet towels, places to cool off and then tonight we are talking one of the largest fireworks shows in the u.s. and one of the most unique, a live show choreographed by the nashville symphony and it is timed with their music. more than 30,000 pounds to let up the sky but as you mentioned there are some storm chances later this evening. crews here keeping a close eye on the sky am told those fireworks you go on rain or shine but this year the new

addition to the light show are drones. more than 400 of them, but they could be grounded in strong winds, rain, or lightning come into play. so an exciting night ahead but definitely one the organizers are keeping a close eye on as we get later into the evening. >> alicia: hot and stormy we have to be little careful, anita? >> anita: alicia america's oldest fourth of july celebration in bristol, rhode island. abby is there. hey, abby looking good out there. >> that is right the parade -- thank you so much. i mean, you can't get much better than this, the american flags, the patriotism, i'm in the parade just wrapped up and it was a huge success which makes a lot of sense because they have been doing the celebration for 239 years. people went all out for a. we went to some parts of the parade route and the roles of

people got up to ten rows deep weak coach to confirm and the patriotism does run so deep in this town. to look at the ground, they painted the center line of their main street red, white, and blue. those of course are the colors we think about and remind us on this day of why we are able to celebrate such an important holiday is really because of those men and women in uniform who risk their lives every single day so we can celebrate our freedom. i actually had the opportunity to catch up with a 104-year-old world war ii veteran. he still golfs three times a week by the way. he talks to me about his military service and what this day means to him, take a look. >> what we did was for them. what we did was for them. and i hope they appreciated. and stay, you know, become good citizens. good citizens. >> and speaking of good citizens we have terkel right here who went to the parade this is their first time in her island?

>> yes absolutely. >> what brings you out question marks become my friend nick here was a local invited me saying this is the oldest fourth of july parade in the country so for me i just love america and i was so excited to come down for the sprayed in particular i had to come to boston. vehicle what i didn't mean to you to seal the firefighters, the cops come and the military members walking down main street today? >> incredibly it's the most patriotic part of the country. i am a local so i'm a little biased, but it is truly incredible to see all of the support everyone has for our veterans. >> i'm sure the world war ii veteran would be proud to see you guys i mean your shirt says "eat more pasta" etiquette as they eat more hot dogs or burgers on a fourth of july but think is a much. >> happy fourth of july. >> thank you so much. >> anita, thank you and happy fourth of july to you as well. >> anita: 249 years that has to be a well-oiled machine of a parade i will tell you. all right, abby thank you so

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>> anita: hurricane beryl is on its way to mexico and could hit south texas as early as monday. after damaging winds and rains ripped through the cayman islands and jamaica. fox weather correspondent robert gray reports live from the west coast of jamaica. hi, robert, how does it look out there and how are you doing? >> yes, good afternoon to you from jamaica, an island that just got pummeled by hurricane beryl. a category 4 that came through here yesterday evening. take a look at this visual as we were live reporting, that is me standing there taking 80-90-mile-an-hour wind gusts storm surge coming through just a tremendous amount of fury and energy by hurricane beryl that is historic. you know this storm several days ago became the first category 5 in june history since records have been taking and the first category 4 as it was downgraded in july history.

now it is just pushed to a category 2 as it is crossing the cayman islands and over into the yucatan and to texas late weekend early this week but the news out of here is sad and affluent. we have one confirmed a death jamaica, a tree fell on a woman's home and she lost her life. we have a total of 11 deaths across the caribbean as beryl has shown just terrible energy and taking lives and destroying homes. downed power lines here in jamaica, roads that are compromised, trees all over the place and communication almost zero at this point. cell phone service is really not happening. the only reason we are getting this shout out is because of elon musk's darlings that goes up into space and comes back down and allows us to have thise do here is traversing the islano the southern part of the island where the eye came closest and we will assess that damage and

then head to kingston and have more reporting tomorrow on exactly what is happening here in jamaica. terrible in the hurricane season, texas get ready. beryl shows absolutely no remorse. back to you. >> anita: goodness, robert please stay safe a pretty good balancing act there we saw in those category 4 4 winds. >> alicia: anita fox digital is asking around the country what independence means to them. >> red, white, and blue, freedom, american values. >> is important to remember for the history, people who lost their lives fighting for that, and all of the freedoms it gives us. >> we celebrate the freedom of america, but i feel like it is being lost. >> meanwhile like many young americans celebrating july 4th are losing hope in the american dream.

a recent survey finds more than half of those age 18-29 see the american dream as something that was once possible but isn't anymore. let's bring in jack brewer former nfl player and chairman of the jack brewer foundation. jack, it is so good to see you, happy fourth to you. >> happy for. >> anita: what you think about that? we have these young folks the future of the country feeling like the american dream is not really possible for them any anymore. >> it is so sad i am five years old and growing up 30 years ago it was the complete opposite. it was really my favorite holiday of the year celebrating the fourth of july and think about all of the dedication and the sacrifice people made for us to have these freedoms, you know? and for our kids today. and i have a chance to mentor kids across the country doing the work of the jack brewer foundation going to prisons and jails and going to these underserved communities, it is

sad to see the american hope being lost. so many feel like it's out of touch. and i think more importantly they are not being educated on. i think they are in school systems we are sending our kids to the public schools that are in part always demoting american values and talking about history and the ways that really teaches our kids that we are so blessed to live in this nation. i mean you go to parts of africa and india and asia and even europe, people are trying to lead to come into our country. so the fact that our own citizens who are born here who are blessed with these freedoms don't realize what the sacrifices that are made, it is quite sad. >> alicia: you put up a really good point here we would have a fox news poll registered voters under the age of 35 and the question was are you proud of the country today or not? only 33% said yes. 66% said no. you think those two are tied together? >> i do.

i think it is a real contrast. i think of the contrast in parenting. i think we have to realize we are a nation and we leave the world. i don't think we have these two-parent homes we used to have so the values that used to be instilled in our children are being lost. you know, you look across the spectrum at the issues facing our land, 71% of kids who drive by the high school you look at poverty you are four times likelier to live in poverty if you are fatherless. so it's a fatherless nation. the bible teaches us and the word teaches us he shall turn his heart to the father to the parts of the children in the hearts of the children to the father. if you want to find freedom go to second corinthians the third chapter. it will tell you freedom and liberty is found through the lord. and i think that is what's happening come we don't teach the ten commitments in our

school anymore. god bless the state of louisiana for standing proudly on that and changing that but we have to give back to our history and this nation. >> alicia: i'm sorry we are up to a hard break and i just wanted to say happy fourth to you. your entire family in that car, thank you so much. >> yes, god bless you guys. >> alicia: thank you. we will have more right after the break. the world has changed. clearly, it's not the eighties in the nineties anymore. and when the stock market crashes and it does from time to time, our clients are protected against losses. literally, they go up with the market, lock in their gains, and when the market goes down, they don't lose anything. we keep it simple. our clients earn in a reasonable rate of return and they don't lose money. if you have at least $100,000

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