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♪ >> lawrence: it's 7:00 a.m. on the east coast and friday, august the 9th, and this is "fox & friends." fox news alert. a third suspect just arrested in connection with to the full terror plot taylor swift now canceled concert in vienna. what we know about those teen suspects and the ties to isis. >> rachel: plus, former president trump rallies in montana today after an hour-long presser yesterday. while harris can barely give the media a minute. and voters in pennsylvania told me it comes down to the issues starting with the economy. >> she is going up high. >> really high. excruciatingly high. >> i can't afford anything. >> more latino voters, indian voters are moving more into the right and more to donald trump. >> brian: summer friday all-american concert series is happening right here on fox square do not miss whiskey drake-myers. >> steve: that's right. they are lining up to get in

because the second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ trump held hour long presser while harris took questions for 60 seconds while dodging the press for 18 days. >> lawrence: aishah hasnie got to ask the president three questions and she is live from palm beach today. good morning, aishah. >> aishah: good morning, guys. if rachel if voters are telling you they want to talk about issues the economy. then former president trump is right then to stick to his campaign strategy. that's what he told us yesterday at that big mar-a-lago conference. he says he is not changing his strategy at all. he is sticking to the issues. and the fundamentals of this race have not changed.

despite the fact that he has noticed or at least the trump campaign has acknowledged that they are seeing that bump in polling for kamala harris. trump says that that's all going to go away. this money moon period as he calls it, as soon as she opens her mouth. now, at this hour-long press conference, again, something that we haven't seen from the kamala harris team, he called out harris for not doing any interviews since june 24th, guys. he said he prefers going up against her though over president biden but called hillary clinton a smarter opponent. had some words about his previous opponent, too, and talked about the size of the crowds that we're seeing out there for team harris. watch. >> >> not a fan of his, as you probably have noticed. he had a rough debate. but that doesn't mean that you just take it away like that. >> are you worried at all that the size of haters' crowds? >> oh, give me a break. [laughter] listen, i had 107,000 people in

new jersey. you didn't report it. i'm so glad you asked. what did she have yesterday 2,000 people? if i ever had 2,000 people you would say my campaign is finished. >> so the trump team strategy seems to have been working. harris has now agreed to a debate september 10th. it will be moderated by abc. and she finally took a few questions, just a few, from reporters in michigan right after that big trump press conference. >> i'm glad that he has finally agreed to a debate. i'm looking forward to it. i hope he shows up. >> are you open to more debates? >> i am happy to have that conversation about an additional debate after september 10th. >> when are you going to sit down for your first interview since being the nominee? do you have any update on that. >> i will talk to my team. i want us to get an interview scheduled before the end of the month. >> so she is talking to her team. her team is talking to politico. politico reporting that according to two people familiar with the campaign's thinking,

there are ongoing discussions now about a joint interview with harris and walls prior to the convention, which begins on august 19th in chicago. so, guys, it might not even be a one-on-one interview with kamala harris. might be something where her vp is sitting next to her helping her out. >> brian: maybe. aishah, let me ask you something. do you know what the trump schedule is next week? do you think is he going to pick up the pace a little? >> well, we know that trump definitely listens to what the media says about him. he certainly didn't have very many press conferences or excuse me public events this week. none at all until this rally in montana. so i would imagine he will pick it up. look, he has been a very busy guy for months now he has been on the road, huge rallies as he mentioned. big crowds, so, taking a week off, i don't know if that's a fair comparison with the kamala harris campaign. but i would imagine especially in these last 90 days or so, less than 90 days now, you know,

before this election, that he would amp it up here. >> steve: so, what she has said is that she is not going to do a debate before september 10th on abc. so, she is kind of left herself open, she might do one after but probably only if she did okay in that one, right? because we know what happened to joe. >> well, somebody asked her what about a second debate on the tarmac there when she finally took a question. and she said, you know, what we would think about doing shortly after that first debate. but then the politico article mentions that some staffers are thinking, you know, debate aside, not even doing an interview, until after labor day weekend. sort of stalling this process because they are thinking what is a national interview going to get us when we can just go right directly to the voters in these swing states and talk to the people that she wants to talk to. it is interesting to note here that the trump campaign also has

a very similar thinking in terms of how to do voter outreach. they are also pursuing these podcasts. you know, streaming, youtube tv. these kind of interviews. instead of doing these big network interviews. i think the focus has sort of shifted to meet viewers and voters where they are. >> brian: she is not doing that though. she is not doing podcasts. >> right. not yet. right. >> rachel: she is doing short tiktok videos. >> steve: highly edited. >> lawrence: good job, aishah. >> steve: in fact, to that point, rachel, the "new york times" has this quote about kamala harris not giving any serious interviews. aides to ms. harris argue n a fractured media landscape where trust and traditional news routlets have fallen the most effective voter outreach comes from tiktok and own social media platforms say in that article that they can be heavily edited. but we know they can. >> lawrence: they need to choose

a talking point. either the democrats feel like social media is the platform of disinformation, which they continue to say they want more regulation of it because they feel like there is too many false accounts. or, and that the traditional news outlets are where you should be able to get your trusted news. if that is the talking point. then she should be doing regular introduce. we know the reason why she is not doing it. because every moment that she gets to talk with the press, she fumbles the football. every single time. so, i don't understand this whole let's just go to the social media channels to fight disinformation. >> rachel: this is what she wants. you saw there that video walking out of a car. going on to a plane. looking presidential without having actually to do or say anything. she had her boss who hid in the basement for for the 2020 election. and then, you know, took less interviews than any other president since ronald reagan. so that's the strategy.

run out the clock and, in fact, carvel, james carvel said if you get asked by even friendly press to say come on, do an interview with us, he said the campaign should say shut up. no. that's exactly what he said. they know this is the strategy. it is a total militia rawj. mirage. almost like an ai campaign. put her in the right -- by the way the genous of this targeted market thing because if you can go here and there and there and not talk. >> steve: looks like you are everywhere. >> rachel: can a chameleon. kama kama chameleon. >> brian: 1980s you can do that not in 2024 everybody is taping everything. it's the same speech over and over again. bottom line is if you are the trump campaign, she will not sit down for an interview.

you just run through i'm going to give you 20 positions. this is what the presidential speech should be in montana. she wants to take away your guns, she wants to co confiscate mandatory buy back plan now according to her staffer she is not. which one is it? when it comes to fracking, when it comes to offshore drilling. when it comes to decriminalized border crossing. when it comes to cutting the defense budget in half. where is her stance on this? ask the questions. make question and answer. where is her answer? where is her answer? these are the issues. and if j.d. who is brilliant at it. he had a great week. they don't want to give him any credit. he had a great week. so, he just goes through and goes we don't know where she stands. how could you possibly elect somebody when you have no idea what they are going to do. only judge by what they have said and we don't know if they're going to do what they have he had is. >> lawrence: totally comfortable making her the nominee. brian, we are both a fan of sports. i have never heard of a team that wants to run out the clock when they are not in the lead.

>> steve: they in the lead. >> brian: dead heat. >> lawrence: not a lead. talking about the swing states. maybe in the popular vote. okay. we don't do elections based on popular vote. if have you these states still neck and neck. how do you just run out the clock on that? >> brian: i think if trump -- after the dnc is going to be a little bit of momentum. little bit of a bump. the thing happened with the rnc nobody to bump against. biden was gone by the time the rnc was done. can't even measure the bump. so now she is going to get a little bit of momentum and then it's going to settle and see where this race is at. she needs to be down in georgia. needs ton down in arizona. needs to be down in pennsylvania. in order to smoke her out. if she has four or five points up in those battleground states. alunless the public demands it e going to run through the tape. >> rachel: she has the "new york times" playing cover for her. >> brian: worse ever. >> rachel: look for a september surprise. this is my prediction. they like having her look presidential without having to

do anything. maybe joe biden steps down in september. she becomes the de facto president. and now she gets to have all the trappings of the presidency without having ever done or said anything or defended any of the positions she now claims in all these tiktok videos and through her spokespeople that she now. >> brian: running for queen of england. >> steve: rich chilly, that were brilliant if it were to happen. here's why i think it wouldn't. because joe biden cannot pardon hunter before the election. >> rachel: they can make a deal. you step down i promise i will take care of hunter. these things get taken care of. >> steve: all right. meanwhile, we have been talking about former president donald trump. he said people are voting with their stomachs and he is focusing on the economy. >> brian: meanwhile vice president harris is facing backlash for saying inflation is a day one priority after being in the white house for three and a half years? >> rachel: hillary vaughn is live at the white house. hillary? >> good morning. vice president harris has had

tackling inflation on her to-do list for the past three years. now that she is running for the '. she is making the same promise to americans to bring prices down. but, if that sounds familiar, that's because she has been saying that in 2021, in 2022, and in 2023. >> it's rough. groceries, the cost of groceries has gone up. the cost of gas has gone up. one of the highest priorities actually for the president and for me. >> fighting inflation is one of our administration's top economic priority. >> for many americans, prices are still too high. and we still have work to do to address that. >> so-called bidenomics was a bill vulnerability for president biden and it could be for vice president harris. even if her name isn't on it. as recently as one year ago, she was telling people she is prout of bidenomics and that it's working. but republican presidential nominee, former president trump says bidenomics has been a killer. >> people are voting with their

stomachs. meaning they are going to the grocery store. they are paying 50, 60, 70% more for food than they did just a couple of years ago. >> president biden is at the beach. there is no white house press briefing today and we are not expecting a press conference from vice president harris any time soon. so there is really no one around to ask how she would do things differently or if her solution for inflation and the economy is just the same secret sauce that they have been using here at the white house for the past three years. >> brian: nobody around. unbelievable. >> steve: the president is not there the vice president is not there. can you just take the rest of the day off? >> yeah, or i could just work from the oval office, i think. the i think the chair is empty. >> rachel: hillary for president. >> steve: finally hillary in the oval office. >> rachel: not that hillary. this hillary. [laughter] >> steve: good job, hillary, thank you very much. she will be arrested. >> brian: the president called hillary smart yesterday. because she was definitely smarter than these guys.

>> rachel: smarter than kamala. >> brian: hillary clinton. >> lawrence: i get it. we used to hear from hillary and didn't show up certain towns that's why she ended up losing the election. at least talk about policy and go back and forth with it. she wasn't likeable to voters at least she talked. >> brian: all the other outlets went after joe biden after that debate. you couldn't believe the aggression. i thought i was watching our channel. all these people decided that joe biden wasn't worthy to be president. they attacked him like there was no tomorrow. the minute the veraciousness they attacked joe biden to get him out of the race. they now put kamala harris on a pedestal in bubble wrap. and they refuse to even try to pop a bubble. >> rachel: that's how you know it's totally coordinated. brian. i spoke to voters in allen town, pennsylvania, allen town is the third largest city in pennsylvania. it's 54% hispanic as you mentioned through the song you talked about allen town.

billy joel song didn't know about. >> brian: song about manufacturing leaving a major city in pittsburgh. >> rachel: this is a working class town and people in this town care about inflation and the economy. listen. >> rachel: how has the economy under biden of course ad your small business. >> listen, firvel, you know, it hasn't been the same. i feel like under president trump it was better. there was more people spending money. people were like traveling more, spending, right now i see a little bit down. >> night and day between trump's administration and -- electricity is up -- everything all our utilities are up compared to -- compared to what it was. residents are complaining about rent. and utilities, and that's -- that was never a complaint under the four years that the trump administration. >> i was a democrat, and i started to realize the policies that i was voting in wasn't my standard.

so what i believed. so i was in the wrong side of the aisle. so i decided to do my own investigating. started to watch my own rallies. do research and i noticed that i was a conservative, a righty and those were my standards, i believed. so i decided to go with trump. >> steve: there's a lot of that going on. >> rachel: that's a very blue town. i had a man tell me this town is so blue. if you would have come here four years ago everyone voted for biden. now that i was there, i had a lot of people say i don't know. i don't know who i'm going to vote for. that guy told me when they say they don't know. that means they're voting for trump. i don't know if that's true or not. there were people voting for trump. there were people i didn't know. there were also some that were solidly for joe biden. and this is where i think you talk about working class versus identity politics. and i think that is going to be the battle. and this woman represents -- you

can see -- i'm going to show you this video. this woman embodies the conflict of that. listen. >> so you voted for biden over trump. >> yes. >> rachel: and you say the economy is bad over the last four years. but you're still going to vote for kamala? >> yes. right now i think it's a better choice. >> rachel: tell me why. >> i don't know. i feel like we need to have somebody that [inaudible] >> rachel: so you are looking for -- somebody to represent something to you? >> yes. >> rachel: do you think that donald trump would manage the economy better than kamala harris? >> [inaudible] >> rachel: answer. that's fascinating. no, i appreciate. honestly. >> not a businessman. when it comes to guide us maybe, you know, being a president,

maybe she has a better way to represent us. >> steve: so the economy is important. but i'm going to vote for the other person. >> rachel: not just that. before that she told me how they are turning off lights in the house all the time. she is having to make leftovers and find things because it's been so hard on her family. now, she goes -- you saw she had a vote. she goes and registers voters. she admitted to me that a lot of people who are democrats are changing their registration to republican. so there is something happening in these working class towns. and the -- i think the message for the trump campaign is -- talk about working class issues. remind them that they are not just black and brown americans, that you are actually working class people. >> brian: i know senator david mccormick has been to every county twice now. he says that's the whole thing. i'm not giving big speeches. i go into these towns and i walk around. because no one knew who he was. >> lawrence: i don't think that most -- she is obviously a voter. but she is also an activist. she is registering people to

voted as well. she is locked in with the machine. >> rachel: yes. lawrence i don't think most voters struggling with empty stomachs outrageous credit card debt is going to make that decision. maybe they will. maybe they double down on it. i don't know how things could get worse but trust me they will get worse with two progressives at the top of the ticket. >> rachel: that town 54% hispanic starting to trend republican. seeing more voter registrations going towards republicans. i will say this. the most persuadable demographic of former democrats are hispanic americans and the campaign, if they want to win, should be focusing on hispanics as working class americans. >> steve: thank you for going to allen town. >> rachel: it was fun. only an hour and a half from my house. >> brian: virtual dead heat on hispanics right now. we will see what the next poll says. >> steve: meanwhile, 7:20 here in the east. and a fox news alert. a third teenager has been arrested in that failed terror plot against taylor swift's concerts in vienna. >> brian: carley shimkus has

more. carley? >> this third person san 18-year-old iraqi national who is believed to have ties to the main suspect. a 19-year-old with macedonian roots. austrian official say the main suspect vowed loyalty to isis and fully confessed to the attack plans. the plot included driving a car filled with explosives through the crowd killing as many people as possible. political science found chemicals and machetes while searching his home. the austrian chancellor saying the suspects had very specific and detailed plans to leave a bloodbath in their wake. we are also learning the main plotter quit his job late last month telling people he h quote big plans. a 17-year-old was also arrested a few days after he had been hired to work security at the concert. a 15-year-old is being detained for questioning. now, swift hasn't made any public comments about this just yet. her fans though held a huge sing along in the streets of vienna last night. one fan writing on social media,

quote: the vienna taylor swift show may have been canceled but you can't break the spirit of swifts turning something ugly into something beautiful. guys, over to you. >> all right. >> brian: found out travis kelce they talked right away. even though is he at training camp. >> lawrence: i find it interesting suddenly talking about isis again. defeated on the run. >> brian: terror university in afghanistan. >> lawrence: what happened? >> steve: the problem is for all the americans going over to that concert because a lot of them did because the availability and costs here in the united states they wound up going over there. taylor swift represents the united states of america. so that makes it a target. that's like a week or two ago where there was that stabbing of the little kids at that taylor swift dance party she is a

target. and unfortunately so are the penal who go to her concerts. >> brian: another billy joel song vienna waits for you. >> lawrence: what are you his spokesperson at this point? >> brian: just in my head. >> rachel: have you ever had billy joel on the show. >> brian: i interviewed him once. i don't think he liked me. we didn't hit it off. >> rachel: what? >> brian: i get the sense. brian. >> rachel: to know you is to love you. >> brian: wonderful thing to say on camera. >> rachel: i don't know who billy joel is. >> brian: i love jack keane and he's next. ♪ help unpause life when symptoms pause it. with a multivitamin plus hot flash support. daily zz for quality sleep. and enxtra for focus and clarity. centrum, powered by clinically studied ingredients. ♪ with fastsigns, create factory grade visual solutions

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>> brian: back with a fox news alert. overnight the idf says it killed two hezbollah operatives in a drone strike after the northern background launched rockets in israel. destroyed 60 hamas terror targets in gaza over the last two days. alex hogan live in tel aviv. alex? >> hi, brian. it's this diplomatic game of chess as world leaders are trying to deescalate tensions and prevent this conflict from becoming a wider war. but today iran is claiming that it has in its navy's arsenal

these new cruise missiles that are equipped with highly explosive warheads that are undetectable. all of this comes as the u.s. says it is prepared for any possible scenario or attack from iran or the iranian proxies. and u.s. air force f-22 fighter jets have now arrived in the region. >> our main focus is making sure that we're postured to make sure that our forces are protected. we're postured to come to the defense of israel should we need to. but, what we really want to see is tensions de-escalate. >> high tensions today in the northern part of israel where ssirens plard as israel launched attacks from lebanon. the israeli air force also says that it destroyed a hezbollah command center in southern lebanon. now, taking a look at what is taking place today in gaza. the idf tanks rolled back into the southern city of khan younis forcing displaced civilians to evacuate. and that is where the idf says it is putting on more pressure,

specifically on those hamas militants and tunnels that remain in that area. the leaders of qatar, egypt, and the u.s. released a joint statement last night calling for israel and hamas to urgently broker peace saying, quote: the three of us worked tirelessly over many months to forge a framework agreement that is now on the table with only the details of implementation left to conclude. well, today the foreign minister of lebanon, as well as the french president emmanuel macron as well as the european union are saying that they also support this potential cease-fire. they are hoping that people come to the table for that israel here says that their negotiators will be back to negative right next thursday. brian? >> brian: right. we just know if hamas is going to send anybody. right, alex? thanks so much. he bring in retired four star general jack keane. i thought by now we would be talking about the retaliation of iran and/or hezbollah. why haven't we? >> well, first of all, you know,

they took about two weeks the last time. and they are doing of the same this time. and i think now inside the head of the iranian leadership. i mean, when he -- when he killed hamas' political chief, that was one thing. the location of it, it was actually more important because the location was in a high security area, in the general vicinity of where many of the elite leaders of iran have taken up residence. that means this is their primary security zone area by the security services netanyahu penetrated that he likely had to have help to do that likefully a resistance group. that message has been sent to the leaders. what netanyahu has been saying you come in here and hurt my civilian population i'm going to come back for you. that has got to be inside their head. what he is doing in gaza. he has got his foot on the gas

pedal here. he is telling hamas, hezbollah, and the iranian leadership that i'm going to finish this on my terms and is he completely committed to it. i wish the administration was as committed as he is to the end state of this war. he knows he has got to finish off these thousands of fighters, if he leaves them in place. as a result of a permanent cease-fire. hamas wins, and they just bide their time before they reattack. >> we know our fighter jets arrived there in the middle east. what's that symbolic of? and number two is are we ever going to answer for the attack at our base in iraq? >> well, you would have thought we would have answered by now. but, after all, we are wringing our hands about not wanting to escalate. but, did they escalate? of course they did. and, that's where we have been. much more on defense than we should be on offense. and hands off iran in terms of u.s. direct attacks for sure. despite all of the requests

being made by our military commanders. likely not to happen here. look it, credit to the administration here. we have got a very effective commander in charge of the u.s. led coalition, general kurilla. and they have given him additional resources to make certain that we're able to intercept as much as possible the iranian attack by drones as well as missiles. so the f-22. that's a major interscepter for the u.s. the brits, the french will likely be flying as well. the jordanians, all of that coordinated by general kurilla's headquarters. and also naval war combat ships major interceptors on them have been added to the throw here. the u.s. led coalition will clearly play a role in iran's attack depending on the scale of it. >> general, people should understand how this ends has everything with if it starts up again. everyone wants the hostages out.

if you leave hamas in tact. it's only going to be worse the next time. if you read the institute for the study of war that you put out every day. it reveals what is really going on. general, thanks so much. have a great weekend. >> yeah. you guys do, too. thank you. >> brian: meanwhile. coming up on one nation over the weekend. >> we got a great roster of guests, among them victor davis hanson, the strategy that trump could implement in order to wenjian tapper on the real economy. restaurants, food services, what is it really like? kellyanne on what we're seeing with both campaigns and tyrus breaks down the media outrages of the week. all coming up at #:00 on saturday. meanwhile, this. new body cam footage from local officer trying to get on the roof. we heard about this. another stunning accusation against the secret service in real time. >> before you came up here i put my he had up there like an idiot myself he turned around and i [bleep] dropped.

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in pennsylvania released brand new body cam video officers responding to the assassination attempt on 2306r78er president donald trump. including officer's confrontation with the gunman. >> steve: chanley painter joins us now to take us through the video. >> chanley: new body cam video is a shocking look at the chaos, confusion and disorganized nature of the security response among and between local police and secret service agents just before and after a gunman opened fire at the trump rally in butler last month. including this butler township officer who had a chance to stop the whole thing spotting the gunman on the roof about 30 seconds before the shooting. you can see him here being hoisted up some 12 feet to the roof the agr building by a fellow officer before quickly dropping back down to the

ground. seconds later, shots rang out when 20-year-old thomas crooks opened fire striking trump and two other rally goers and killing another man. this officer later on body cam is heard saying he saw the armed man up there on the roof top with an ar rifle laying next to a backpack. in the aftermath, other video show officers desperately racing through the building trying to access that roof and speculating that the gunman could have used a pile of wood pallets leaning on the building to climb up there here the officers can be heard clearly confused why that roof was unmanned. one officer telling a secret service agent he believed the secret service was supposed to be protecting the roof the agr building, listen. >> i you can see shooter did he have a weapon? >> that was the report. >> i thought you were on the roof. i thought it was you. >> what? >> i thought you guys were on the roof. >> no. we were inside. >> why were you not on the roof? [inaudible] [radio traffic] >> why weren't we? >> i would is a say this is a

[bleep] up. >> which gas company? somebody [bleep] [up. >> further video show one local officer livid as he keeps repeating that he told the secret service to secure that building days but says they didn't listen, guys. >> steve: chanley, thank you very much. we have heart anecdotally what was said but to hear them in real time. >> brian: suspects contactually right. what exactly was reported. >> lawrence: secret service aftermath the guy which national emergency charge. why weren't your guys on the roof? >> steve: we were in the building. >> brian: how about think popped up to see him and he pointed the gun at me and i dropped down. that is exactly how it was reported. and the interaction was the interaction was as aghast as our interaction was the next day. at the time they were actually astounded that no one was on the roof. where were you? i was inside. exactly as reported. >> lawrence: the guy says i told them in the meeting to be on top of the roof. >> brian: secret service didn't

show up at the meeting. >> steve: can you also see and that was the part we saw five seconds ago where the cop is hoisted up to the roof but he has got to pull himself up so there is no way he could have a gun in his hand because he is using both hands to hang onto the roof. >> rachel: video, more information trick lips out. one thing we know nothing about still the killer, the murderer, why don't we know anything about that yet? that's curious, and also, we are reporting all. this if you are getting your news from traditional media outlet from legacy media outlets, they are not covering this story as much. imagine if this had happened to barack obama, you know, this would be still a top story. there is an effort to suppress the continuation of this investigation and we still don't have answers. >> brian: you just brought up to me we don't know anything about the 20-year-old still. why do we not? >> lawrence: too focused on does trump still have a wound on his ear? did it actually happen? why did he have a large band-aid instead of the person who

actually did this nonsense. >> rachel: weird. >> steve: a lot of video out there. we wanted to show it to you. in the meantime 17 minutes before the top of the hour. carley joins us with more news. >> carley: i certainly do. starting in illinois. chicago mayor lori lightfoot revealing preliminary finding into the spending habits of tiffany henyard who critics call the worst mayor in america. lightfoot says henyard spent $43,000 on three amazon purchases in a single day using the village's credit card. >> all of you after all this time in the dark there are a number of other things we know but we aren't ready yet. we got to verify 20 ways until sunday. >> carley: findings are not sitting well with residents as can you imagine. listen here. >> i am devastated that this woman came in to our town and spent all of our tax money. i want her in jail. >> tiffany needs to be locked up. she needs to be made an example

out of. >> carley: lightfoot says dalton has three and a half million dollars budget deficit. and former house speaker nancy pelosi sharing what she really thinks about president biden's now scrapped re-election campaign. the california democrat telling the new yorker, quote: i have never been that impressed with his political operation. they won the white house, bravo, but my concern was this ain't happening and we have to make a decision for this to happen. the president has to make the decision. now, those remarks coming after reports indicated pelosi helped push the president to exit the 2024 race. >> brian: really, do you think so? i think she pushed him, she kicked him. she stabbed him in the back and the front. she thoroughly is responsible that he is not there right now. besides that, i'm really not sure. >> lawrence: she is good. >> rachel: she says i prayed with him. >> brian: she said she cried. >> steve: only reason we are hearing any of this stuff from her, she has got a book. >> brian: i don't know that

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