>> carley: to the paris olympics we go where we got to see simone biles shine. here she is showing off all that gold, four medals, including three gold ones and more hardware for team u.s.a. track and field after valerie alwyn became the first woman in to win back toback discuss. weather caused several delays over the past week. caroline marks taking gold on the women's side for her first olympic medal. team u.s.a. continuing to dominate these games when it comes to medals currently tied with china for the most golds as we enter the homestretch of the games. we have 21 gold medal medal 3, 0 silver, 28 bronze, 78 in total and more to come. have great day, everybody. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪

>> brian: all right. get ready, a big show. 6:00 on the east coast. tuesday, august 6th. this is "fox & friends." >> ainsley: why are you way over there? you need to come over. >> lawrence: you are kind of like. >> brian: why don't you slide over. >> ainsley: okay there we go. we will come to you. >> brian: so please get dressed. any moment now, clarifies could announce her vp pick how the finalists could help or hurt the ticket. >> steve: plus, a fox news alert a rocket attack has injured u.s. troops in rowk as iran issues a chilly warning to the country of israel. trtrey yingst is live there. he will be with us shortly. pete hegseth on foreign policy. >> ainsley: "fox & friends" exclusive part two of our sitdown with usha vance the potential second lady talks about her husband, her childhood, and whether the political spotlight is really worth it. >> i know why he's doing.

this i know who he cares about. the reasons that he wants to make people's lives better. i know that his motivations are serious because i know that about him. i do think it's worthwhile. >> lawrence: great job with that interview, ainsley. you really got her to open up. >> ainsley: thank you. you met her before. you did the interview before he was announced. >> lawrence: you crushed it though. "fox & friends" combines right now. remember, mornings are better with friends. >> steve: let's start at the beginning. it is a big morning in politics. we expect kamala harris to announce her pick for vice president any moment from now. >> ainsley: and bryan llenas joins us now from philadelphia where harris has a big event planned today. hey, brian or do we know what time? we're hearing it's going to happen this morning. >> bryan: yeah, you know, that's our best guess sometime this morning the candidate she chooses to be her vice president we will find out and shortly

after we expect according to the politico, actually, that the campaign will release a video showcasing vice president kamala harris and her new running mate. according to reuters, it is now down to the final two. that's minnesota's governor tim walz and pennsylvania's governor, josh shapiro. as you can imagine everyone can watching their every move at this point. walz is a two term governor. six term congressman. he offers a midwest appeal, particularly in the wisconsin area. he supported by larrick unions and progressives like senator bernie sanders. shapiro, who is jewish, is more moderate with a winning track record in pennsylvania, which is basically a virtual must-win state for harris. >> i mean, she is the democratic nominee for president. of course it is her decision to choose who she wants to run with, to govern with and to serve the american people with. >> look, there is joy all over the place.

the vice president b blew the ld off this thing and it feels like a spell has broken. i'm excited. >> walz attended a private fundraiser. just a mere sighting of his security detail leaving his homemade news. walz is a bit of a dark horse in vp search says harris has brought energy and laughter back into politics claiming former president trump, goat: stole our joy. minnesota's democratic farmer labor party tweeting support for walz last night quote important psa there is no t sound in walz but there is one in vice president walz. shapiro shot hoops with his son in the driveway. he enjoys teasing the press. he will be attending tonight's rally tonight here in philadelphia. the first rally for harris and her vp pick. he will be speaking at 5:00 p.m. the question, of course, is in

what capacity? as governor or as vp? the filly rally tonight launches a five day blitz through seven battleground states for harris and her running mate. stops include chicago, michigan, north carolina and nevada. senator j.d. vance will be making his first visit in pennsylvania as the republican vice presidential nominee. he will be mirroring harris' stops at least through north carolina this week. he will stop in michigan and wisconsin as well. guys in. >> steve: all right. bryan, thank you very much. the anticipation is building. it will be some time this morning we don't know when, exactly. there will be a couple of online events. essentially. and the campaign is actually using this to raise money. they put out a thing hey, be among the first people to know. donate at least 20 bucks, and you will be able to see the livestream of kamala harris and whoever the other person is.

>> ainsley: every time guy online. >> steve: brilliant. >> ainsley: go on youtube she pops up. give me money. give me money. >> steve: money, money, money. >> lawrence: this one is important. most vice presidential picks don't really matter on the ticket. she is going to have to depend on them to be the communicator. she doesn't know how to communicate to the american people. she can't complete sentences and different reason than joe biden was. it was the mental decline of joe biden but as the former president says that, she likes to speak in rhymes. and loses her train of thought when she is talking about stuff. >> brian: i used to do that with limericks. then t. didn't work out went to high school 575. >> ainsley: venn diagrams. >> brian: i just love venn diagrams. she says according to three people who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss private conversations say that ms. harris wants to pick someone with whom she can quickly build a close in loyalty

driven relationship. something that did not happen with president biden. >> ainsley: they also said they could step into the job and be effective immediately. who is qualified to be president. expected to fight for the middle class. protect democracy. treat people with respect. help create a an america where everyone gets a fair shot. >> brian: looking for a change. >> lawrence: accuse a guy of being racist on the debate stage and against busing it probably is hard to be a vice presidential pick when that happens. >> steve: it is extraordinary though that we are sitting here and the announcement is coming shortly and it has been leak-free. as of 4:30 yesterday her press secretary said she had not yet made a decision. she has been getting input from a small group of people which includes barack obama, who has been tight with josh shapiro. but, according to the sources, apparently mr. obama has not said okay, you should pick this person over the other person. as we detailed a moment ago, with bryan llenas, reuters says it's down to two.

let's tell you about those two. >> ainsley: what do we know about josh shapiro? first of all, he has never lost an election in his swing state. his approval rating has never been below 50%. >> steve: right now it's 61%. >> ainsley: people love him there. he has sued president trump numerous times as the a.g. remember over the election results. and highest vote getter in the state gubernatorial history. is he a vocal israel supporter. so a lot of people in michigan are wondering can he get the votes there? >> brian: he ran against mastriano who was a terrible pick. >> ainsley: he snowed exceptions no, abortions. >> brian: attorney general loosened up all the rules in 2020 still controversial today. meanwhile for tim walz? >> lawrence: the governor during the protest and everything civil unrest under george floyd. he helped surrogates campaign in the midwest states. and has served six terms in the u.s. house of representatives.

very close to nancy pelosi. he has been endorsed by senator bernie sanders. that tells you where his political ideology is tells you plenty. also endorsed by the united auto workers union so if you are pro-law and order, i'm not sure i know he is very spicy and dems like his punch lines, especially they are all using the weird line. but you got to get away from the theatrics of politics and say who is going to govern the best. >> brian: i thought it was hysterical. he was the number one sara gatt,

i thought for joe biden. is he great. joe biden never sharper, fantastic. joe is out no. energy in the campaign. wait, i thought we had great energy in the campaign. he has been talking about. so he is a good salesperson. >> steve: sounds like the announcement is going to be coming out very, very shortly. you seal it first here on fox. if that's possible. because apparently people who paid 20 bucks might actually hear about it before we do. >> brian: if it's barack obama's influence it's got to be shapiro. >> did i not realize how deep their relationship was. >> ainsley: nancy pelosi she really likes walz because they served together in the house. and then bernie sanders really wants him but is he so progressive. and so is kamala. so i don't know if that really helps her ticket. >> steve: then again it could be somebody else. it could be the x-factor. who knows? >> brian: could be george clooney he deserves the most credit. >> lawrence: that's true. >> steve: he is a good actor. i hope you didn't look at your 401(k) yesterday because it was a tough day. today the dow futures are

actually up after yesterday's global sell-evidence. look at that down over 1,000 points. >> brian: lawrence, don't retire yet. >> lawrence: that's right. >> brian: wait in the end of the day. >> ainsley: wait about 30 more years, lawrence. the index plunged more than 1,000 points following all that turmoil in japan and fears of an economic slowdown here in the united states. >> lawrence: maddy rivera joins us with more on that. mod. >> madeleine: more folks may be breathing a sigh of relief. nikkei index bounced back after falling 12% yesterday worst day since 18987. this morning, like you guys said, nasdaq, dow and s&p 500 futures are rising. combings after the dow dropped more than 1,000 points at close yesterday. the nasdaq and s&p 500 also slid at least 3%. the drops are part of a global sell off that began last week over fears that the u.s. economy could be slowing down after friday's jobs report showing unemployment went up and hiring

slowed down last month. the risk of a recession could derail vice president kamala harris' election prospects as take aim at the biden administration's policies. some of the proposals harris has supported in the past include universal healthcare and eliminating private insurance and student debt relief and a reparations committee. trump saying on x people vote with their stomach and food is now at all-time high because of kamala/biden incompetence. with them in charge it will only get worse. here is former trump campaign senior economic adviser steve moore. >> i have to say i think kamala harris is the most antibusiness presidential candidate in your and my lifetime. she is on record as being against modern oil and gas drilling she calls fracking 75% of our energy from fracking and mortal drill. kamala harris has had the most amazing honeymoon period from the media you would think she is mother teresa.

all of a sudden her poll numbers go up. a lot of investors around the country and world said holy cow this woman can't be elected president. i think that caused a complete panic. >> some investors are pointing their fingers at the feds saying they waited too long to cut rates. we will see what they do when they meet again next month. guys, back to you. >> steve: we will talk to charlie gasparino about it. >> ainsley: i don't think we will talk to kamala harris or joe biden it's been 16 days since she has basically been the nominee. we haven't heard from her. check your 401(k) and you might cry. we're on the brink of a war in the middle east. there is so much happening with inflation. we haven't heard from her. maybe that's on purpose. maybe they don't want her to talk because of the word salad she has that reputation. >> brian: keep the perfected game by not playing anyone. the associated press michelle price had interesting words to say said it looks like could be over. everything has been about the honeymoon. might seem kind of silly when beam are looking at 401(k). when are they going to start looking at gas prices and

grocery store and the hype. she could be come down to earth. entering the phase that the trump campaign has been waiting for. that's when reality sets. in how are you going to respond to iran hitting israel? how are you going to respond to the stock market staying down. how are you going to respond to inflation sticking around and the not even commenting on the race. one thing about trump used to work the refss. what's the fed doing? what going on here? american people need a break. what is going on with the saudis purposing out so much oil they better knowledge it off. we better do it or start pulling back. it used to be engaged. >> steve: maybe she is not responding yet because she has made crazy responses in the past. here is an example of our current vice president when the going gets tough and she talks about the economy. she says stuff like this. >> what else are you going to do to fix this problem with inflation? >> prices have gone up, and

families and individuals are dealing with the realities of -- of -- that bread costs more that gas costs more. >> and we are very proud of bidenomics. and as today's jobs numbers made clear, bidenomics is working. [applause] >> bidenomics. and bidenomics is working. >> lawrence: this is the person that is supposed to have momentum right now in the presidential race. >> steve: i feel better. >> lawrence: this race needs a reset. everybody needs to cool down for a second with all the kamala harris talk is this the person that you want presiding over our country through this economy? what's the plan? is she going to further the spending when it comes to joe biden sending inflation out of the roof? we already have americans that are living paycheck to paycheck. people are missing meals based on some of the surveys. people of my generation moving in with their parents. people can't get their new house. can't even get a used car right now. >> this is the person that is

going to make life better? >> ainsley: brian, don't you think if trump gets on stage and plays her soundbites and talks about his record versus her record. issues facing family that he would do so well. she has nothing to stand on. all she has is her progressive. look at her voting record. >> brian: she is running from her own record. >> ainsley: just let her speak. she speaks in these circles and word salads and you just let her talk and let trump just stick to the issues, he will do really well. >> lawrence: i agree, ainsley. >> steve: right now we are still in the honeymoon phase. >> ainsley: might be for two more weeks. >> brian: people ever fight on their honeymoon? >> steve: yeah, i did. >> brian: did you? what happened? >> steve: kind of a long story. we were in hawaii we had a disagreement over an entree. >> brian: but you worked it out. >> steve: mayfish.

once restaurant in kansas where they don't have a lot of see seafood. what is the may he, may he fish of the day. she said no it means. >> no it means fish du jour on our honeymoon. it's a dumb story. but that's what happens during a honeymoon. anyway. we are in the honeymoon. >> brian: i wish dr. drew was on your speed dial. >> steve: still in the honeymoon with kamala harris when you look at all the records. today with veepstakes going to be announced. convention next week. and the trump campaign is doing their best to try to remember to try to remind people. talk about her policy. and we just played some of the stuff that should not inspire confidence. >> lawrence: want to know who is running the country infantry in the meantime her doing the press conferences haven't done. joe biden is vacationing all the time you don't hear from him.

next thing we are going to. might run the country. j.d. vance is going to follow around the ticket wherever it goes would be a good idea. >> ainsley: donald trump put on truth social trump cash vs. clam crash. >> brian: nice. 17 minutes after the hour. fox news alert. american troops are hurt after a rocket attack on al-asad air base yesterday. >> lawrence: trey yingst joins us live from israel port city of afee a. he is live with us right now. hey, trey. >> trey: good morning. i adopt to start with breaking news. israel breaks attack iran and problems ys. hezbollah in southern lebanon just launched a rocket and drone attack into northern israel. just a few miles from where we are standing right now. according to reports from first

responders one critically wounded and taken to a local hospital. gives you a sense while israel is preparing for larger conflict. they are still being attacked on a daily basis. also following this other update out of the reasonable overnight and iran backed militia targeting a base in western iraq that houses american forces. multiple u.s. service members injured in that a attack. launched by a militia backed by iran. the timing of that incident couldn't have occurred at worse moment as tensions rise across the middle east. president biden was at the white house being updated on the expected iranian attack that is planned against israel when that took place. the commander-in-chief posting to x that he was briefed and there are efforts to de-escalate the situation. going on to say we also discussed the steps we are taking to defend our forces and respond to any attack against our personnel in a manner and place of our choosing. the question now is how the united states will respond and what role the measures will play in defending israel. iranian israel briefed foreign

ministers yesterday and do plan to strike israel in the response to the killing of hamas political leader if tehran. this as the war in gaza grinds on and following a new development about the united nations. the u.n. announced yesterday it had fired nine staffers for expected involvement in the october 7th massacre. right now simply no diplomatic solutions on the table to end the war ghid gaza. gee escalate with hezbollah and lebanon monday aa void a larger attack from iran. meaning israel is bracing for uncertain and dangerous days ahead. guys? >> brian: trey, why would they list? why do you think iran -- would why they list possible sites they were going to hit ahead of time? what are they trying to do? >> trey: try to play a game of psychologic warfare with the israeli people. and israelis are doing the same. they have made very clear if the iranians target civilian areas of israel, in cities like haifa, where we are at today or tel aviv or jerusalem. the israelis will respond striking iran again. and remember, iran launched an

attack against israel in april. firing more than 300 drones and missiles at this country. and while many were intercepted by coalition forces. the israelis struck back against a very interesting target. air defense systems outside of iran's nuclear facility largest one in the country. this was to send a message. israelis know exactly where they are developing their nuclear program and it's in their sights. >> steve: all right. tray. thank you very much. the united states is sending a message as well the uss la boon and "u.s.s. cole" have been repositioned in the red sea and the in teddy roosevelt aircraft carrier group is moving towards israel as well. the big stick. >> ainsley: that goes back to the question why isn't kamala harris, why isn't joe biden -- why aren't you hearing from them when w. that you will happening on in the middle east? >> steve: we got a tweet picture. >> ainsley: mark it down how many thousands of points since last wednesday middle east brink of a war. iran bombed our military base in

iraq. how is it okay that we haven't heard from the president? how is it that the white house correspondents aren't publicly calling for this? >> brian: unbelievable? don't you want to do your job? aren't you frustrated that you can't get any questions off. don't you want to know why the flip-flops. no clammer more president biden to do a press conference until the terrible debate. >> lawrence: all this information yesterday teasing on every program that there was going to be this big national security meeting. everybody was going be meeting. the counsel going to be in the bunker laying it out in the situation room. we assumed there would be some type of public statement after? absolutely nothing. no press conference, no red line for america. it looks like the only people that are getting the pressure is the israelis right now saying just get a deal done. >> steve: well, yesterday, the press secretary didn't even have her normal gaggle. she does have one planned for this afternoon. >> brian: always so informative. >> steve: interesting to see what they have to say about the two things about what is going on in iran and also what is

going on with your 401(k). >> ainsley: all right. yesterday, we played part one of our meet and greet with usha vance. and today is part 2. getting to really know who she is as a person and about their marriage and how they fell in love. lawrence, you went to their house before he was named as trump's vp and she said or somewhere there in the house told me when lawrence was here. they just pulled right up in the driveway and got out of the car. when we were there. secret service. it was a brand new game. so when we sat down you have these three beautiful children is it really worth it? why do this? why put yourself out there especially now in this heated environment of politics. this is what she said. >> have there been moments when you thought or you said to yourself or said to j.d. i don't want to do this anymore? is this really worth it? why are we putting ourselves through this?

>> before he entered public life at all. we had a lot of conversations about this. we didn't really know what we were getting ourselves into. it just nothing that i had thought about before. nothing that i dreamed of. so we did have those kinds of conversations then. and we talk about it now. we talk about the things that are hard. we talk about ways to protect our children and how to live in ways that feel authentic. even with so much scrutiny. even with so much pressure to say one thing or the other or be one way or the other. so i think it's an ongoing conversation. but i know why he is doing this. i know who he cares about. the reasons that he wants to make people's lives better. and i know that his motivations are serious. they aren't silly caricature that you see about him. so, because of that because i know that about him, i do think it's worthwhile. >> ainsley: so the little kids got to pick their names like code names so the kids, she said h a lot of fun with that so part 2 of the interview, the longer

version of today's piece will air coming up a little bit later. >> steve: if about 20 minutes. >> lawrence: good job, ainsley. >> steve: indeed. thanks for making the trip to cincinnati. >> ainsley: it was my pleasure. >> brian: hemmer land. >> steve: with growing fears of a wider war in the middle east. what is kamala harris' record on foreign policy. pete hegseth will discuss that. he's on deck. >> brian: he looks happy. ♪ d the engine roars the thing you care about is a job well done. but when you get your tools from harbor freight something about the job feels different - your wallet. whatever you do, do it for less, at harbor freight. ♪ no, my denture's uncomfortable! dracula, let's fight back against discomfort. with new poligrip power max hold & comfort. it has superior hold plus keeps us comfy all day with it's pressure absording layer. time for a bite! if your mouth could talk it would ask for... poligrip. meet the jennifers.

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since israel took out commanders three in three days. >> pete: of course, in that region whether we like it or not. american troops are seen as part and parcel with the israelis. we're seen as a partnership big satan and little satan. one target is like the other. american troops, i know al-asad air base. i have been there. a lot of people who have served in iraq have been there. it's a very big base. depending on the size of your base that determines the amount of air defense assets you have. your ability to defend the troops on the ground. iran knows our capabilities are not as robust as the american people might think they are. some places they are it appears some katyusha rockets were engaged by u.s. assets. a lot of forces don't have that same capabilities. if iran were looking to swarm with, i don't know, dozens, hundreds or heaven forbid, you know, multiple hundreds of those drones and missiles on a small base or others, they could cause a mass casualty event of u.s.

troops. what do we do then? who is in charge? is it joe biden, kamala harris? we don't know. what is the strategy involved? what are these troops being used snore what's their rules of engagement? can they shoot back? we don't hear about anybody shooting back. does americans wait to get shelled by even more sophisticated enemy artillery and drones? americans should be concerned about this we don't have proactive strategy. we are in between iran and israel. and we know what iran wants to do to israel right now. >> brian: houthi rebels shelling us and shut down the suez canal not going through there. a bunch of tribes men in moccasins are doing that israel is waiting for multiple attacks. we have to worry about our bases in iraq and syria. look at kamala harris foreign policy where she has been and what she said. ukraine june 15th they continue to pledge unwavering support. we got an invasion.

february 19th, 2022, spoke in eastern europe about unity. the russians went. in israel we'll always ensure israel's defense. express serious concern about the gaza war in afghanistan. over gaza war. we should keep in mind, too she likes to play both ends. she definitely is more sympathetic towards the palestinians than president biden and that was pathetic. and she said that she was the last person in the room when president decided he would withdraw troops in this timetable from afghanistan. how does that look right now? and, finally in february, with russia, met with european leaders to help push gershkovich prisoner swap. a lot of people will analyze that for years. china, november 2022 urged president xi for friendlier communications. it's great to beg your enemies to speak. this is not a -- this is not a strong foreign policy track record. >> pete: no. and they are trying to have it both ways, brian. just an hour ago on slate there was an article.

>> this is a left wing rag. how they will try communicate who she is. title is kamala harris has been much more involved in foreign policy than we realize. so they are trying to spin that she knows the world stage very well. but, at the same time, she is trying to distance herself from the blatant failures of the biden administration, which she cannot do. you laid it out. last person in the room in afghanistan? own that. you were supposed to prevent the ukraine war? own that you wanted a cease-fire before we even knew the full extent of what happened? own that. that's part of eye her decision over vice president is so complex. how dare she pick josh shapiro in pennsylvania who might be too pro-israel for her liking and her ilk. extremely left wing. globalists who pushes the climate change agenda. she is all about talking about the green agenda which other countries don't care about as they are being encircled by china. this is radical with a thin resume that they will try to paper over with this honeymoon

we have seen. yet, these disasters are just as much her responsibility as joe biden's. >> brian: still waiting for the repristlesz for the bomber at abby gate. remember? we blew up a guy putting water botbottles in his trunk. never apologized for that and never hunted anyone down. i haven't seen any reprisals yet. pete, a disastrous foreign policy. immigration economy. that's where they're vulnerable. thanks so much, pete. appreciate it. >> pete: no doubt. >> brian: thanks for readings slate. somebody has. to say the major market tumble could spell trouble where kamala harris' campaign. what americans have felt the last couple of years. he's here. ♪

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we're going to see a lot of rain down there. >> janice: regardless of whether this storm remains a tropical depression or system it is going to bring a ton of rain across portions of south carolina, north carolina and georgia. flash flooding right now occurring in the have a vanna area up towards charleston and myrtle beach already received nine inches in parts of georgia and south carolina and we have more to go in the next couple of days. here's the track so it stalls out through thursday and then finally gets pushed up towards the mid-atlantic and the middle east but the flooding is going to be the legacy of this system. we could potentially see upwards of a foot, two feet of r5eu68. and that's why people are very concerned for some of these coastal areas. here in the northeast, by the way. we have a front that's going to stall out and that's going to bring the potential for flash flooding. this is in advance for the remnants of debby coming up here on saturday. so just keep that in mind. millions of people could be impacted. if you are traveling, you want to make sure that you are checking the latest but here's the rain forecast from d.c. up

towards boston. so we will be getting the remnants of debby, later on this week into the weekend. but the big concern right now, steve, south carolina, georgia, north carolina as well. >> steve: indeed. j.d., thank you very much for the "foxcast." >> janice: you got it. meanwhile, a global market sell off yesterday. the dow tumbled 1,000 points. s&p shows worst day in nearly two years fearing new fears of a recession. voters say trump is best fit to handle the economy after years of harris touting bidenomics as you can see right there in a poll. fox business correspondent charlie gasparino joins us now. it was scary seeing those numbers yesterday but we saw bad job numbers on friday and then yesterday, so many people were talking about i think the fed waited too long to cut rates. >> well, coincidentally i have a book coming out go woke go, broke that book applies to corporate america which we will talk about in a minute. it also applies to the biden

administration. what did they do as soon as they got into office? they went out there and spent like crazy. they adopted every woke policy, you know, cut back on oil drilling. cut back on, increased regulations, hurt business. what you had was this sort of perfect storm where you were coming out of the donald trump years. >> the economy was getting stronger, he starts messing with it. and then we get inflation. and then the fed has to reacted. and i think that's what you are seeing. the chickens are coming home to roost because of woke policies. the u.s. economy is an amazing thing. it screws up when you screw with it. biden administration viewed with it as i pointed out in my book, corporations screwed with it, too. and that's why you got some of the stuff that was going on right now. >> let's talk a little bit about that grand new book go woke go broke. so the administration is leading in the woke department and suddenly a bunch of big companies are like, you know, would he should be more woke, too. what happened to them? >> well, that's why you have a

trans influencer in a we're commercial. that's why disney flicks in same sex kissing scenes in children's programming. that's why you have dei run amok which says you have to hire a certain amount of people because they look certain way. i kind of trace it and what it does -- what it is doing to the economy and the consumer backlash. there is a huge bash lash right now against wokeness. that's why companies are changing. we should point out that one of the reasons why we have rampant inflation we did. prices are still high. inflation rates coming down. prices still high. environments of social governance esg investing. big asset managers would tell you the company, oil company, or any company you have to reduce your carbon footprint. do x, do y they do that as inflation was raging, increasing inflation. esg topped off inflation and made it worse. so, my book essentially says here's how it began. hero is where it started and here is how it manifests itself

with weird antidotes. guy through it. it's kind of funny. here's why you have a rebellion of the masses. average americans are sick of being virtue signaled. listen, the last thing you want to do when you drink a beer is see mulvane i can't in a bubble bath. i got into why that happened. if you want to why something stupid like that happened. read my book. i lay it out. >> steve: great promo. as timely as today's headlines. it is. "go woke, go broke" radicalization of corporate america. charlie, thank you for joining us live. >> i appreciate it. >> steve: quarter before the top of the hour. in part 2 of ainsley's exclusive interview with usha vance the potential second lady talks about her upbringing and advice to her younger self. >> what really matters are strong friendships, as long as you have that, it doesn't matter, all the other stuff doesn't really matter. you just hold onto the people that you know care about you as a person.

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values of family brought them together. take a look. ♪ we talk about the american dream a lot. you and j.d. are the american dream. you just achieved it differently. you were a child of immigrants. i want to hear more about your parents and your family. >> i was lucky in that i grew up with incredibly loving parents they came from a different country. came voluntarily and came legally and made a life for themselves in a place where there were tons offer immigrants. all of whom had had different paths to getting there but really shared a view that this was the country that they wanted to be in and that this was a place they really wanted their children to grow up in, to build a future in. and to really become a part of the fabric of american society. so i think that that -- that's great. that is a wonderful thing. i also understand that, you know, the experience i had was because everyone came request this intention of kind of

belonging and worked really hard to do it how our country was built how everyone just becomes an american at the end of the day. >> ainsley: i know you were raised and very intelligent parents clearly you are obviously intelligent. any advice for parents that are watching? >> my parents are -- it might shock people. they are very relaxed in at love ways. they have this thought that they would just never say no if i wanted to get a book. that was one of the main things that they showed me that you could go out there and find all sorts of information in libraries and book stores that they would read to me, that they would talk to me about all of my interests. but they weren't very pushy i think they just felt that as long as i was working really hard at things i cared about that's what mattered. >> your child hoods were completely different i imagine at first when you fell in love and heard stories about his childhood.

>> it felt like a little bit of an honor that he was doing this. because i don't think at that point j.d. is h. really talked about his childhood with anyone. so, there is kind of a through line from the conversations that we had when he first started talking about things and feeling it was okay to maybe talk about things to putting pen to paper and starting to write a book, which at the very outset was almost a form of self-reflection, trying to come to terms with all sorts of things that he hadn't wanted to share in the past. to everything that's since. >> ainsley: were you shocked peculiar was so successful there was a movie made. >> "hillbilly elegy." adam. glenn close was his grandmother. you were played by fruit that pinto. what was that like for you? were you just like how did this happen? >> absolutely. i was definitely surprised. i liked the book, obviously. i had read it and i thought the stories were funny. i thought he had something really interesting to say. but i didn't know anything about the publishing of this.

and i had no idea how it might do. oh maybe it will sell pretty well. i never thought it would be quite as it was. so that was just a fascinating experience. but it was really fun. we got to meet all sorts of interesting people. i have never seen a movie be filmed before. that was an education in itself. and then, like i said, one of the nicer things about it is that we both get communications from people who really shared a lot in coming with j.d.'s upbringing that too has been nice. it's special and you know that what he did making himself vulnerable that way actually helped a lot of people. >> ainsley: how has he taken his childhood experiences and just made fatherhood a wonderful experience for his family? >> there is nothing that he cares about more than being there for his kids. and he wakes up, you know, after a really late night of travel. he wrix up at 6:00 a.m. to make sure they have some elaborate breakfast the next day. is he just determined to be there for him. there are also positive

examples. he had all of these role models. not all was immediate family. there was his grandmother. hits aunt. his uncle who is his uncle by marriage is an amazing father. actually lives here with us now. and so he just draws on all of that, too. there are these people that he aspired to be like and he tries to be like them every day. >> ainsley: what do they say about his life now? >> they're obviously really enthusiastic and great cheerleaders. they do a wonderful job of keeping our lives normal. our family life is just normal they bring us all down to earth and keep us there. >> ainsley: so politics aside, you have kamala harris running for president. her father was jamaican. her mother's family is all from india. and then we have you, who could be the second lady if the republican ticket wins, your family is originally from india. what does that say about newark? what does that mean to you? >> it definitely means a lot. i think this is a great country. one of the reasons that it is so great is that i was able to grow

up in san diego people from all sorts of background and just feel this core identity as an american. i don't know vice president harris. i imagine it was similar for her. i just think it is wonderful that we live in a place where you can be who you are but be a part of a community that is so welcoming and supportive. it's a great place. >> ainsley: why is a trump-vance ticket the best option for our country? >> well, that's a question has a lot of possible answers there are a lot of really good things that i think we can do right now. but i would point to, again, i love my husband very much. and i point to what he really, really cares about, which is the people that he grew up around. there are a lot of people who just haven't had the opportunity to wake up every day and know that their kids are going to have a better life than they had themselves.

and i just think that j.d. is not afraid to push the boundaries and shape things up in the way that will allow more people to wake up and say that to know that they are giving their kids a better life around that that's possible. >> brian: amaze from the hillbilly elegy point. they were just a couple. writes this book. huge story. ron howard ends up doing the movie and they become celebrities. >> lawrence: i was telling ainsley off air. the spouses really don't have love the spouses between eve each other. they do what they do for the tv. i get the impression they love each other. >> ainsley: embrace on the stage at the convention said it all. she said they complement each other and love being a family. >> brian: love talking about love. back in a element no. a moment.♪ supporting your - oops

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