>> laura: some of the dumb ideas they have is take cold showers, skip a meal and take cold showers. that's the answer and we will go back to price controls. >> pulled showers aren't bad for you. i would hate for anyone to have to take one but if you take a cold shower and then stop by starbucks and pick up a 12-dollar copy you defeated yourself. >> laura: it is so great to see you. it's been weigh too long. come back soon and thank you so much. that is oppressed tonight remember we are doing a special sunday night show. it's would be very special. cats right before the dnc and we will be there all next week live from chicago. we are going. it will be fun, i promise. thank you for watching. remember it's america now and forever. jesse watters takes it from here. [ ♪♪ ]

>> welcome to a special edition of jesse watters primetime. we haven't seen biden and a back together since the democrat machine forced him out until today. biden and kamala took the stage in maryland where harris reminded the country just how great biden is. >> it is my eternal and great great great honour. i have to tell you to serve with this most extraordinary human being and american and leader. our president, joe biden! >> empty words. if biden was so amazing, they wouldn't have kicked him out so unceremoniously. if he really was extraordinary, he would've gotten a prime slot

at the dnc next week. kamala is headlining the event on thursday but biden speaking on monday, as far away from kamala as possible. trump says kamala harris wants nothing to do with crooked joe biden. they are throwing him out on the monday night stage known as death valley. he now hates obama and crazy... he is an angry man, as he should be. they stole the presidency from him. it was a coup. the monday speech is a huge slap in the face to the sitting president and everybody knows it. the obama cabal forced biden out and now they are using the dnc to further humiliate him. gel must be fuming. >> the head of the democratic national convention kamala harris and tim maltz are taking a bus tour through pennsylvania. this is interesting. it's the same bus the democrats through president biden under.

isn't that a coincidence? what a coincidence. >> no wondered joe and jill are still holding a major brunch. >> what your understanding of his mood right now? >> he's in a good mood. i suspect that he is not happy with some of the public statements and public actions that were taken in this whole issue. >> who is biden angry with? the democrat inner sanctum. >> listen, i think there was more happening behind the scenes than the public will probably hear about. there is an inner sanctum of democratic politics where a lot of people are trying to take credit for this but they don't want to talk about it publicly because they are very acutely aware of how difficult this has been for joe biden.

>> meanwhile the -- biden's right-hand man went on cnn to complain about the coup. >> i think the president was pushed by public calls from elected officials for him to drop out, from donors calling for him to drop out and i think that was wrong. >> why was it wrong? why was it wrong for donors to raise objections to other elected officials? >> i think that not wrong like immoral but i think it was unfortunate because i think that the president had won the nomination fair and square. >> behind the scenes democrats are divided. the biden camp feels scorned wild at kamala camp is putting on a fake smile and trying to convince the public harris has momentum. but they say trump is just jealous. >> i think he has jealous of the

joy right now. there is so much anger coming from his speeches. people can say focus on the policy but if you ask a political scientist and psychology professors they tell you emotions matter. sometimes they matter a lot more than the policies and that's the big story this week. >> that's the biggest difference between democrats and republicans. one party cares about policy and the other just cares about emotions. they want you to hate trump regardless of his policies. they want you to love kamala but they don't want you to ask questions about her agenda. the democrat nominee still hasn't done an interview. the less you know about her the better for the inner sanctum. they needed a new figurehead. biden was their first choice. he slept in, rarely met with his cabinet, he allowed the people around him to run the country. but they couldn't keep hiding his cognitive decline. now they have kamala peer chi will do whatever they want. she owes a lot of important

people a lot of favours. after all they don't do coups out of the kindness of their hearts. the question for voters is who was running the government? we have a right to know. fox news contributor tammy bruce, author of fear itself and american majority founder ned ryan joined me now. welcome to both of you. i will start with you ned. who is running our country? >> hard question. i think it's becoming very apparent to the american people that what is really needed by washington and the ministry of state is they need a compliant figurehead. a face in the white house to match the fact that we really don't have a representative democracy anymore and this has been going on for decades rachel. the fact of the matter is when you have compliant republicans in the white house like george h. w. bush or george w. bush you can get away with that masquerade. the problem was when donald jay

trump showed up and said i reject the premise, i believe in representative democracy and i believe the people should have a voice in their government and that's why he's viewed as such in exodus dental threat. i think that's what's at stake in this election. who will govern the american people? with it be their elected representatives or will it be the had ministry of state, the unelected bureaucrats who wield tremendous power for a symphony needing a figurehead in the white house to continue their governing of this country. >> it is still shocking. on one of those people that believed that we were government bind for the people and the last few years and the last few months, the last month itself, it's really a weird feeling knowing your government is on autopilot and some cobol is running its. i want to talk to you about kamala and joe biden together today. it was awkward. it reminded me of two people who

are going through a divorce and they both have to show up at the soccer game together and they are playing nice but everyone around them knows that it's not as good as it looks. everyone knows. >> it's awkward. the awkward hug. it's a horrible thing to have to deal with. it's remarkable that they did it and i'm a little curious. on one hand joe biden says we've beaten inflation. then there's kamala harris saying we need price controls. which is it? we've got this division where it's to coat different scenarios of things made up and inner sanctum sounds like something that would smell so at least you would know when it's coming. that's one of the benefits of an inner sanctum. he's not going to be -- he separated at the convention from kamala but he's busy on mount rushmore. he's got other things to do but he should be angry because i think what you are seeing is he

was told we are going to build you up, this is a great thing. then he sees her separating herself from him, leaving him with the bag of money they stole from the bank. so suddenly he's the only bad guy and she is like the saviour. she has been the menace. i don't think he knew a great deal what was going on. she at least did. fifty years he's known all these people but this is what i was on the left. always fighting. fighting about whose god what to diagnosis. who's on the antidepressants, who did what to whom. they've been able to hide it i joe biden should strike out and pardon donald trump and his son eric he should do everything possible to throw them under their own bus because this is typical for the democrats. it's one thing for them to destroy themselves but they are destroying this country and it's on acceptable. >> i want to get you because you

are describing sort of the politics and i get it. we have an election in a few days but are the american people going back to what you were talking about? are they going to move on? from the inner sanctum and go next we're going to talk about the election or are we going to have to spend a little more time processing and digesting what we actually are as a nation? >> i would hope so. the corporate propaganda or the stenographers of the state are going to do their best to distract the american people from that. i think you made the point, rba government buy and for the people in which all powers flow from the people to their duly elected representatives who are actually supposed to be the stewards of the power and money given to them by the american people to actually govern them and i think this is the issue for me in this election 2024. is who will govern this country moving forward and will would be

a constitutional republic or an administrative state? it comes down to who decides. the great sin for donald trump in the eyes of the amended strata of state was that he thought he decided both domestic and foreign policy and the american people have to decide do we want hour duly elected representatives to govern endpoint this government in a direction that benefits the american people, or are we just going to be second-class citizens for the ruling class. and basically atms sheens for their priorities. the administered estate is the issue for 2024. >> he's not running against kamala harris. is running against the system and what you described. really quick tammy what's going to happen on monday night at the dnc? is joe biden going to get his just deserts and throw everybody or is he going to play along? >> fifty years, he's going to play along the things he can do that could do the most damage to the people he's angry at and he

has a right to be angry. he can do it quietly and in the white house. he doesn't need to do it publicly but really this is about, biden harris administration was punishment for electing trump. that's why the border remains open. that's why the economy is bad. if we don't like donald trump one term then we are going to throw ourselves into the volcano >> permanent deep state. great conversation. thank you. the washington post got a preview of kamala's supposed economic plan and it turns out it is worse. the plan apparently involves a soviet style price control to stop inflation blame corporate greed instead of the biden harris war on american energy and out-of-control money printing. donald trump it is -- isn't letting her off the hook so easy >> she wants price controls and

if they worked i would go along with it but they don't work. they have the exact opposite impact and affect peer cheese running on the maduro plan. something straight out of venezuela or the soviet union. this announcement is an admission that -- that her economic policies have failed and caused really a catastrophe for our country. >> trump's rights. this is always the plan of every tinpot communist dictator. after they destroy the economy, the next step is always price control. blame those greedy grocers. venezuela used to be the economic crown jewel of south america until socialist hugo chavez nationalized the oil companies and agriculture and put price controls on the groceries. fast forward 20 years, venezuela is in ruins and the people are starving. socialism is never the answer. rnc chairman... joins me now.

thanks for joining us tonight. so socialist -- socialism is not the answer but it seems like that clip from kamala harris of the price controls might just be the new ads for donald trump to win over his -- hispanics. >> when she said she wanted to separate herself from joe biden we did not think she would actually go to the left. it's going to be very hard for her to try and convince the american people that she is not at fault or she is the one was the tie-breaking vote on all of the inflationary spending that has sent our grocery prices, our gasoline prices, housing prices through the roof and is hurting every american family. >> rachel: this is a gift to you guys in a way. this is the kind of stuff people do after the election. they don't announce it to americans. you could have a press conference with the venezuelans who fled the country or other communist hellholes. >> the answer on inflation is

very simple and a president trump did a great job laying it out during his press conference today. we need to lower energy prices and we need to stop inflationary spending and when you take those basic steps you are going to be able to help. the other thing that the president really wants to do is lower taxes on every american family. that's why he has his no tax on tips proposal, no tax on social security and what he wants to do is leave more money in americans pockets and make sure that he is going to reign in this out-of-control harris biden inflation. >> rachel: let's get real right now i want an honest answer from you because inside team trump there also seems to be multiple voices. is a part of his team that says let trump be trump and there's another part that says he needs to be more disciplined and talk more about policy. keep the press conferences briefer. more message discipline, who is right to?

>> president trump has been extremely disciplined. when you look at his performance during the debate, he hit every mark that he needed to and very disciplined way. when you look at our convention, that was four days of on the mark messaging and the president absolutely hit and met the moment for his speech. at every single event that he has he is delivering a specific message to a specific audience. the fact that he has stories, the fact he likes to talk about ... doesn't take away the fact that he is an extremely disciplined campaigner. you look at the events that he is doing, look at the map where he's travelling to and who he is talking to. he is hitting everyone of those marks. >> thanks for joining us tonight trump goes toe to toe with the press straight ahead a.

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>> rachel: donald trump holding his second press conference in two weeks, meaning he is now held news conference has more times than kamala has taken questions from the press. while kamala has been starving the american people from specifics about her agenda, going weeks without outlining any serious policy plans, told trump has been telling the american people exactly what his second term will look like. >> we are going to restore peace and stability all throughout the world. we will stop inflation, we will make america affordable again and we are going to bring back the american dream. we have all these young people coming out of schools, colleges and everything else and they are not going to have the american dream. didn't even think about the

american dream. they just inc. about survival and i want to end by saying we have tremendous potential in this country. we can do amazing things and we can do them fast. >> rachel: he also called out kamala from hiding from the media. >> kamala harris is a radical california liberal who broke the economy, broke the border and broke the world. she endorsed the fund -- defunding the police. she was the original no funder. the only thing she can deliver is horrific inflation, massive crime and the death of the american dream. they are hiding hurt no different than him because i believe she's grossly incompetent and i don't think that when people hear what she has to say they are going to buy it. >> rachel: trump isn't the only one demanding kamala come out of hiding. the media that has been keeping nonstop praise onto the bp is now crashing her honeymoon. >> the only place we've seen her is that pep rallies.

you are running for the presidency of the united states of america but asked mike what you hiding for? that's not fair. >> would it kill you guys to have a press conference, why hasn't she had a press conference? >> the vice president and governor walz have been busy crisscrossing this country. >> campaign rally is not a press conference. she can handle the questions, why not do it? >> we are going to do it. you hear her to questions as she's out on the stump and she said last week we are able to be having a sitdown interview before the end of the month. >> polls show that trump has weathered the storm of the honeymoon period. he's up in our latest fox poles and a leading among independents 51-43. eighty days is a long time to hide it, especially when

friendly media who declared they are voting for you like stephen a smith did start to turn on you will she have to answer questions before it's too late? joe, you are the best person i know to talk about the media. to me this is a test of the media. are they going to stand up and demand that or are they actually what we think they are which is a part of the democrat machine and they will help get kamala through without any other questions. >> we are day 25 she became the democratic nominee. they should have stood up at least two weeks ago saying where's the press conference, where is the one-on-one interview, here's what we know. she said that she is going to schedule an interview by the end of the month. meaning that we are not good to hear from her until after labor day. after early voting starts in places like pennsylvania.

this is the hide and seek campaign. the teleprompter candidacy about chameleon who is trying to betray herself as something that she has not. under the premise of joy by the way. isn't joyful that food prices are up anywhere from 30 to 50 percent, gas prices up 50 percent, crime driving people out of major american cities. and they're going to places like florida, tennessee and texas. here we have illegal immigration. 12 million people coming into this country including hundreds on the terror watchlist. you go down the line in terms of multiple wars in terms of the education system. thirty year low in terms of test scores and we have a pep rally going on from a candidate who will not take questions because she can't take questions because she cannot speak extemporaneously like we are now >> rachel: she actually did do a sitdown interview today. it was with tim walz to take a

look. >> i called you tim. you didn't answer tim. >> i know. >> what happened to? the most important called my life popped up and we didn't recognize the caller id and it went to voicemail. >> i really want to talk to you. >> it is an amazing privilege for me also. i'm excited. i want to be part of the excitement that you are generating. >> we are doing it together buddy. >> peoples beef is with -- that she's fake and phony. this little segment didn't help in that regard. >> if i cringed any harder i would be a fossil. that was so hard to watch. i threw up in my mouth a little bit. to your point, authenticity means everything. meant romney lost because he wasn't authentic. hillary clinton lost because

she's not authentic and now we have donald trump, whether you like him or not. he's authentic and he is who he is. he went out there and did another press conference today for many minutes and meanwhile it spoke with elon musk for two hours and here she is hiding at this point and doing this stuff where it works on tiktok, will get you the msnbc voter but independence in many states are not want to buy this ultimately and the debates will do everything in terms of shaping this race. >> that's the problem with the debates. i saw someone saying that as long as she doesn't want to answer positions and tell what her position on policies are that donald trump should put a big jumbotron on and play her clips and debate her clips because she won't do it in person. >> you need the.doc smac need the jumbotron. >> i think he's got one.

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>> rachel: if this election is showing us anything, if that this election is a battle for our children. politico says both parties have their own strategies to appeal to families. something we haven't seen before. but here's the difference between both parties. the democrats want your children to be radicalized... while the republicans believe in parental rights and responsibility. one party wants children to be mutilated to advance radical gender ideology, the other does not. one party incentivizes single parenthood, the other encourages marriage formation and caring for your own kids. one family is saturating public schools with sexualized books.

the other wants to protect children's innocence. one party gave us family crushing inflation while the other oversaw the strongest economy in our lifetime just four years ago. when you take a look at both parties platforms, it's obvious which party actually wants to support families. just take a look at jd vance who the left attacked because he was largely raised by his grandmother. nbc implied his upbringing shaped his conservative family values as if it was a bad thing. he has under fire again, this time for praising his mother-in-law who helped care for his son after he was born. >> my wife had this baby seven weeks before she started the clerkship, still not sleeping any more than an hour and a half in a given interval and her mom took a sabbatical. she's a biology professor in california. took sick about it -- took a sabbatical for a year and lived with us and took care of our kit

for a year. you can see the effect it has on him to be around them. they spoil him and all the classic stuff that grandparents due to grandchildren but it makes him a much better human being to have exposure to his grandparents. the evidence on this is super clear. painfully economically... why didn't she keep her job and give us part of the wages to pay someone else to do it? because that is the thing that the hyper liberalized economics wants you to do. >> rachel: with both parents have to work and there's no other family to help out, parents will have to look elsewhere for help. having family help raise her children is almost always preferable a be the liberals at nbc haven't seen the studies that show when grandparents help take care of their grandchildren, everyone benefits. grandparents boost their grandchildren's emotional intelligence and enhance social behaviour.

they give new parents better insight into parenthood and new research shows when families spend more time together, grandparents live longer. the only silver lining of the covid pandemic is that when we got off the nonstop wheel and did a little soul-searching, americans came to a national realization. that they loved and missed their family. millions of moms decided working from home, even part time, was worth the pay cut. dads decided a promotion wasn't worth missing another baseball game. post pandemic families are homeschooling and record numbers and intergenerational homesteading is back in style. millions of families who saw parents and grandparents died of loneliness and neglect in nursing homes are making new plans to move them in. jd is right. families not government are the answer to what truly ails

america's hearts. there's time for government to start working for families, not the other way around. domestic extremist author and the federalist senior contributor... strongest now. welcome. nice to have you on. i'm also a domestic extremist. so what is your take on this latest jd vance hoopla? >> it so funny that they are criticizing him for using his mother-in-law to babysit. i use my mother and my mother loved to babysit constantly because who better to watch her children. to liberals that is like taking away from that women's empowerment or her job or what she wants to do. those grandchildren are like a drag on her dreams and goals. them on your children to be separated from your family and raised by some government childcare worker which we all know is not ideal for little kids. >> you can't pay someone enough

to love your kids the way their grandparents do. it's just not possible up your there's also a conversation, jd didn't say it but the podcast or data. it was about postmenopausal women, that they actually want to take care of their grandkids and they may actually value that more than say his mother-in-law who was a professor and it seems like there is this war with biology that liberals want to have. as soon as i turn 50 i started dreaming of grandkids. >> i'm already dreaming of grandkids. my oldest is only 18 so i have a few years to wait. to a liberal, the ideal woman is someone who goes to work, freezes all of her eggs, and skips her best years to her corporation and to her boss and when she does manage to have a child that child is put in daycare so she can create -- keep can tribbett into the

economy and to society. that's what the choices. they've taken the choice away from women to stay home or work. if you do choose to stay home like i did when i had little kids you are shunned, it's a taboo at its crazy. >> do you think this attack, they just came out of the cat lady controversy that they try to jam up, are these attacks... is this going to work for the campaign? >> i think it is. they wore those hats during the women's march. they are attached to their cats so what might work and i hope that they can speak for the parents of america. >> i heard that and i thought i liked him more. >> i love him. >> great seeing you. and what big pharma and big food want you to know or don't want you to know.

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>> rachel: back in his sixties americans and smoked, they drank tons of cocktails and eight an average of 2500 calories per day

almost no one was obese. fast forward to today, two in five adults are overweight. health disorders cost nearly 200 billion a year and nearly half a billion debts are related to obesity. we are sick and overly medicated but how did we get here? look no further than big pharma and big food. we are on a conveyor belts. the food industry poisons us and we are handed off to the pharmaceutical industry for pills and drugs. the deadly cycle repeats. you get sick while they get rich. but it gets worse. three quarters of the food consumed in the u.s. is considered ultra processed or what nutritionists call ups... that means chemically altered. so that all natural orange juice that your kid loves is actually divided into three different chemicals before it even hits her grocery cart. even more concerning, those chemicals have caused a long

list of illnesses. a cancer specialist at duke university says every new patient he sees is under 45 years old and they all have one thing in common, and junk food. he says ultra processed foods like packaged snacks, soft drinks, serial emerged as a potential cause for more than ready health conditions including cancer, heart disease and diabetes. of this should be a wake-up call for everyone because it's avoidable. 40 percent of cancers in the u.s. can be prevented buy simply making lifestyle changes. we need to get back to fresh fruit and vegetables, nutritious red meat, poultry, fish, nuts and eggs, pasture raised. find a local farm that's not complicit in the contamination of your families food because ultra processed foods are becoming the tobacco of the 21st century. don't fall for the corporate

lies. it is simple. eight more like our grandparents and great grandparents. we can heal our bodies with healthy, natural food. kelly means is the co-author of a great book called the good energy and he joins me now. so great to have you on. so tell us how we got here. >> your cigarette analogy is more apt than people realize because that industry give us the ultra processed food industry. the 1980s companies bought up food companies and in the nineties the largest food companies in the world where r.j. reynolds and phillip morris and what did those companies? they shifted their scientists,'s they shifted them to the food department and they made our food addictive than they shifted their lobbyists to say this is healthy. what has this given us? it's given us record rates of diabetes, of cancer, of autism,

autoimmune conditions, every chronic disease is at an all-time high this year among kids. why hasn't the industry spoken out? one civil reason. a six child -- sick child is the most profitable dynamic in the healthcare industry because they suffer and rack up comorbidities but they don't die. it is a moral blind spot that this isn't the issue we are talking about more than any other because our kids are under threat. >> about a year ago donald trump actually president trump called a big food and big pharma. >> every year we spent hundreds of billions of dollars to treat these chronic problems rather then looking at what is causing them in the first place. too often our health establishment is too close to big pharma and they make a lot of money. big corporations at other special interests and does not want to ask the tough questions about what is happening to our children's health. >> rachel: he did that a year

ago. i'm still not seeing this topic which i think could be the sleeper topic or the sleeper issue for women to. everyone's trying to get the women's vote. why is it not one of the top issues we are hearing about? >> we are being blinded rachel. i think this is resonating. i commend president trump for making that statement. i think the key dynamic in the world and the driver of the movement's frustration with our institutions. i think around the kitchen table parents are frustrated with the largest institutions, the healthcare industry and the food industry. those institutions are profiting when children are sick, when children are addicted and i think we're going to see more of this. i commend president trump for speaking out about this and the optimistic vision here is that this happened quickly and can be solved quickly with political courage. >> it's going to take political courage, a good point. thanks for joining us.

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>> rachel: it's time for the thursday roundup. my lovely daughter hosted the report early edition and joins me now. so the snow white remake just got even though pierre. first the lead actress called the film made in 1937, she called it outdated. then she said people off when she took jobs away from little actors when disney took jobs away from little actors by casting a tall and diverse group of dwarves because an actor complained. this is what they look like in the trailer. they took out real door factors and made them animated

characters. hope he's happy with taking away seven good paying jobs for these people instead every casting dwarves they should have recast the lead actress with this little snow white. that's my favourite snow white. sorry to do that to you. what's your take on this? >> the irony here is that peter dinklage played a dwarf himself in the chronicles of narnia so he's having all this little -- all these little people lose out on rolls that they could actually have. this is going to be a bad rewrite of snow white. we'll know that they hate the original story. it's a story about womanhood and temptation and the perils of failing to grow old gracefully. it's a really great story and disney hate the original story and they want to rewrite it and woke terms like they do with everything and it's similar to the tearing down of founding father statute in that way and that's why don't watch the new snow white movie.

>> that's what everybody says when they fall in love. next up liberals one paper straws to save the environment but now we find out they have the reverse effect. researchers analysed 40 brands of straws and they found that paper straws contain the most synthetic substances considered harmful to animals and the environment, what say you? >> ira had to go into the and you have these straws and they melt in your mouth and they are the worst thing ever. it's toxic, it's hypocritical of course but they want to get rid of anything good in the world. no cars, no air travel, no meat or dairy, no stove... it's like they don't really care about the environment, they care about controlling people and making us all miserable. >> i was miserable when they patched -- pastor that no plastic bag rule for the grocery store. then turned out it caused more pollution anyway with the new bags.

it seems that dating apps are thing of the passed. thumbs are tired from swiping right all day with minimum human interaction so kids today want to meet people the old-fashioned way. in person. i love that, what you think? >> i love it and that this survey doesn't surprise me at all. they are more isolating than they are social. people who use dating apps often suffered from option paralysis. you have too many users out there and you are stuck in this endless cycle of swiping people, young people especially realize that they're missing out on authentic human interaction and they are searching for and i'm all here for it. >> you are seeing this in your friends where dating, is this real? >> it is. everybody that i talked to, nobody wants to find true love on an app. they real lives that there... it's not making them happy and you are single -- a lot of young people rippled from that lifestyle and say we're going to try to find my love, my

relationships in real-world interactions. >> and nothing has given me more hope for the future than that story. thanks for doing us tonight, you are always good to be my favourite snow white. so tonight before we go, for catholics, today is the feast of the assumption. this is a look at how it's being celebrated by catholics in lebanon. whatever your faith and traditions are, hold tight to them, we are living in crazy times. faith and tradition have never mattered more. with that, good night and god bless america. sean hannity is up next to. stay right here with fox news.