eric: hollywood ugly drug under

building expos and finally come to light to bring that up to thursday's arrest of the death of friend star matthew perry. one of the five suspects as a woman reportedly known as the ketamine queen she is accused of supplying the dose that left a perry face down last october in the jacuzzi of his pacific palisades home. medical examiner ruled his death and accidental ketamine overdose spring hello everyone welcome to "fox news live" i am eric shawn. hi arthel. arthel: hello everyone i'm arthel neville. yes yes mean went by the ketamine queen. investigators have had their eye on the british and american citizen for several years as she flaunted a lavish lifestyle and social media. they suspect she financed it running a huge l.a. drug operation and she is charged with multiple drug counts and faces a long prison sentence if convicted. prosecutors hope that gets her to cooperate and name others and

hollywood's illegal drug trade. let's go to christina coleman to live in l.a. with more. >> the alleged drug dealer who federal authorities referred to as the ketamine queen did not hold back on sharing her lavish lifestyle on instagram. she touted herself as a celebrity drug dealer to take broad trips abroad. insert north hollywood home they referred to as the song costs -- house to store package and distribute narcotics including ketamine and meth. prosecutors believe or distribution of ketamine on october 24 of last year because it matthew perry's at death jut four days later. sources tell tmz charlie sheen's ex wife wasn't rehabbed with matthew perry paid the sources that she helped investigators llinked perry's death to the infamies ketamine queen. >> this just shows the deep connections in hollywood because

it matthew perry is not a one off. when you look at the ketamine queen at what was in her home, as a matter fact we just posted a story. she was charged with another drug offense just a few months ago. but can't just beat matthew. they were thousands of pills, coke, xanax, all sorts of drugs they found in her home. this goes away beyond it matthew perry. been receiving ketamine effusion treatments for anxiety and depression when its regular doctors refused to give him more authorities t say he turned to other people who preyed on his struggles with addiction might falsely prescribing him with ketamine and charging him outrageous prices for it. prosecutors say in the text to one of the two doctors charged in this case said quote i wonder how much this moron will pay. >> and clinic doctors refused to increase his dosage, he turned to unscrupulous doctors who

sought perry as a way to make quick money. he wanted more and he wanted it faster and cheaper. that is how he ended up buying from street dealers who sold the ketamine that ultimately led to his death. >> just a tragic case perry's former live and a personal assistant admitted to repeatedly injecting perry with ketamine without medical training. including multiple injections the day the actor died. if convicted perry's former assistant and the four other defendants in this case that is a maximum of 120 years in federal prison. arthel: is so tragic. christina coleman thank you. eric: going to the midi secretary of state antony blinken traveling to israel today to continue diplomatic efforts to try and achieve a cease-fire in gaza. those attacks are not expected to resume until next week for the meantime fighting continues. jeff and paul live in tel aviv, israel with the latest from

there. >> eric, the fighting both in gaza and along the israel/lebanon border only further complicates the ongoing negotiations for a cease-fire. and in particular it is a touchy situation. especially in lebanon where hezbollah is watching closely with the long threatened retail tory attack on israel. this is some footage from earlier in the day from the aftermath of israeli airstrike in south lebanon the israeli air force had struck a hezbollah building out what buddy's storage facility help in ministry it says several were killed. and in gaza the fighting continues in central gaza idf says an israeli airstrike killed several militants report on the ground estimate at least 18 people were killed from the same family in the israeli airstrike. just south of their more civilians were ordered to evacuate khan yunis ahead of intensified fighting.

>> we are running. we do not know where to go or what to do. we are tired. we are tired. hope i will die and get rid of this bad life. >> in terms of the ongoing negotiations, the next round of talks is set to take place next week in cairo on thursday. u.s. officials say no but i'm bridging the remaining gaps to get a deal done once and for all. after two days of negotiation and doha egypt described the work as a positive and constructive. the aim is to end the 10 month long or insecure the release of the remaining 115 hostages. secretary state antony blinken to arrive here in israel. her focus obviously will be to get this deal finally across the line. support the region waits to see what iran will do. jeff paul in tel aviv thank you. arthel: supreme court has dealt another blow to the biden administration efforts to

enforce new sex discrimination protections for students under title ix. those new rules have sparked intense debate over the administration's policies on transgender students. let's go to made madeleine rives the very latest. a patchwork of regulations some states abiding by the new title ix rule. about half of the country does not. the started back in april that is when the biden administration announced that overhaul of title ix expanding protection to include sexual orientation and gender identity for the first time. a group of republican-led states sued focusing on three provisions in particular that target discrimination against transgender people. they argue impart a new rule would allow biological men to plant women sports teams. the new rule does not address transgender athletes. plus i think that argument is just ridiculous. it would be impossible for them to deny the entire construct

they have re-created for title ix. and somehow say that we not also apply because federal judges sided with republicans in two cases. but in doing so they prevented the entire from taking effect in several states. the bite of a stretch of pushback wanted to reinstate portions of the rule which the states did not reject you but the supreme court turned down that argument and a five -- four ruling on friday and opinion states in part its emergency application the government is not provided this court a sufficient basis to distribute lower court conclusions. the three provisions found a likely to be unlawful or intertwined with other provisions of the rule. in a dissent -- this exceeded their authority conservative justice neil gorsuch sided with liberal justices. the cases will continue to be litigated in a lower appeals court. arthel: alright madeleine rivera at thank you. eric: vice president kamala harris wrote at her highly

anticipated economic plan yesterday but she says if she wins the white house one major focus will be the federal ban on a price gouging she wants for groceries and food per with butl hope to squeeze in the supermarket. meantime brenda fox poll shows the economy still top issue for the voters ahead of next week's democratic national convention that starts on monday in chicago. as for mike tobin is standing by live with the latest from there. what's a big convention coming here to chicago vice president kamala harris has already been out front trying to sell her economic agenda she's been using the phrase opportunity economy. stretching middle class salary should be enough for a good quality of life. you promised $25000 for first-time homebuyers. she promised to restore the child tax credit on the biden administration add $6000 for a new child pitch was to place limits on prescription drug expenses and credit federal ban on price gouging with groceries. >> as president i will be laser

focused on creating opportunities for the middle class that advance their economic security, stability, and dignity. together, we will build what i call an opportunity economy. >> no one has forgotten the rights the democratic convention in chicago in 1968. everyone is aware how tense the nation is given current events. business hours are spent the last two days boarding up or they said they've not been getting enough communication from the city so boards are going up out of an abundance of caution. >> our customers and our customers employers have told them to stay home for the entire week. so we felt since they were concerned about the safety of their people, we should be concerned about our safety. >> largest protest group as a pro- palestinian coalition to march on the d and cipro they

promised tens of thousands of protesters. secret service is heading up the security operation here backed by chicago police. police officers from all over the state. even from milwaukee, wisconsin back to you. >> is a lot quieter than 68, thank you. fox news alliant will take a closer look at vice president harris economic plan. what it means for your wallet. cpa and small business owner gene marks give us his advice and take coming up this hour. arthel: as a reaction continues to his advice and president's economic plans, president biden is in camp david today. i had was dnc appearance on monday. lucas tomlinson is at the white house. hey lucas. >> good afternoon, arthel. president biden's and cap david for the weekend. his vice presence on the campaign trail speaking north carolina as we just heard from mike tobin. vice president receiving some criticism from some of her remarks outside of the normal precincts or she admitted prices are much higher now than they were under donald trump.

>> i will work to pass the first several federal ban on price engaging on food. prices are still too high. a loaf of bread cost 50% more today than it did before the pandemic. ground beef is up almost 50%. many of the big food companies are seeing their highest profits in two decades. and while many grocery chains pass along these savings, others still aren't. >> prices will skyrocket this is a biden/harris have been an office. gas is a bore 50% eggs about the same overall grocery prices were up about 20% which is not news to our viewers. we all feel it every time we go to a grocery store and gas pump one chef eight and on horses remarks. >> most of the time breaking at

best but let's talk about the large food corporations. we've all heard that number over the past couple of days i want to understand where the gouging is. have any of these government officials run businesses successfully? most of the time it's no. >> the "washington post" editorial page saying price gouging is not causing inflation was the vice president promising to stamp it out? also continues vice president harris speech friday was an opportunity to get specific with voters but how a harrison presidency of mannington economy many feel is not working for them. unfortunates of delivering substantial plan she squandered the moment on populist gimmicks even adjusted for the pandering standards of campaign economics. however ms. harris speech friday ranks as a disappointment. there's also hit song topping the charts talking about some of the high prices which saying gasoline and groceries the list goes on and on.

these high prices affecting the pop charts in pop culture as well. arthel: look at you, lucas i was going to say jiggy with it. he's old now? >> that is but thank you for that report mr. tomlinson. thank you very much. [laughter] eric: this update multiple active shooters reported early this morning outside joint base san antonio at la lakeland and s u.s. air force security we are told returned fire after at least one suspect shot from a passing vehicle. this happened twice first at 2:00 a.m. in the morning and then a second payment for him in the morning at the bassford officials are not yet saying what could've been the motive for the shootings or if they have any suspects. thankfully no one has been injured spokesperson for the bay says there is no active threat. arthel: we are just under 80 days away from the election a new poll shows vice president kamala harris reshaping the

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eric: former president trump back on the campaign trail for he is in pennsylvania holding a rally in the northeastern part of the state. actually near president biden's

hometown of scranton bread that's ahead of the start of the democratic national convention on monday. the last six nick adams is life and it will expire with the very latest on will begin expected. >> not too far from scranton but here inside of this arena is trump country you can see it behind me the crowd has continued to grow we still have some time before former president trump takes the stage. we had a chance to catch up at rnc chair michael wiley. i asked exactly what trump's plan is to try and when the swing state. watch. >> a big day here get on the trail being in the swing state of pennsylvania. why isn't pennsylvania such an important state for donald trump to win? >> are two reasons first off is electorally. there are a lot of ways we get to 207 electoral votes. most of them go through pennsylvania if we went pennsylvania along with a couple of other states we feel like we are going to be in a commanding place you go to win this thing. but more important is the state that represents all of america

for you to think about the families here, it is urban, it is rural, it is suburban. ♪ >> i talk to some of the voters from all the different types of walks of life who said they all care about the same topics. economy is specifically inflation because they think about this every day whether they go to the gas pump or the grocery store. >> that's a people vote on is what impacts them on a daily basis they are thinking about their pocketbook parameter cost of the grocery store. what are the things costing you more? >> gas is pretty heavy and i commute for work for at work and at rockland county, new york. so gas is a heavy thing. interest rates they are out of control. >> also were to think stand right now? if you look your former president trump is leading in this race by one percentage point. he says that 50% with vice president kamala harris 49% at the gordy delays fox news and national survey. no matter what the poll is though these candidates have very different campaign

strategies, right? you don't have to look far to figure that out. president trump talks all the time he will take questions, posit mpause maybe two more que. and kamala harris doesn't she did just avail her plan for the economy though. she is talking about that. trump said is just the same plan is biden. >> as president, i will be laser focused on creating opportunities for the middle class that advance their economic security, stability and dignity. >> if she wins your finances and your country will never recover you'ryour never going to recove. >> is going to focus on not so much the personal tax i'm told by some people but focusing on the economy that is a people care about here on sunday kamala harris and tim walz are going to take a bus to her pennsylvania that shows you just how important estate is. and they're going to head to the dnc will hear from all of them on that stage. >> probably more on the economy

today will be caring live from the fox news channel. alexis and wilkes-barre thank you. >> meanwhile it is a dead heat in the race to the white house. vice president kamala harris closing the gap on former president trump in many polls. some have her up in critical swing states and among key voting blocs. delays fox news had to head trauma has only a one-point onet lead. let's bring it right now mara gillespie founder and principles that blue stack strategies also former advisor to house speaker jon weiner former illinois congressman adam kinsinger. thank you for being here. let's go right to it. the race is tight. what will propel each candidate to a winning lead in these next 79 days? >> i think for kamala harris is going to be delicate dancer. she has an opportunity to try and attract republican voters who are really disappointed. again with donald trump at the

top of the ticket. i think she could reach them. think she shoul should've chosee a different vp candidate that is not quite so progressive. it does not surprise me she talked about the economy first and foremost. in rolling out a plan. because that is going to speak to the whole country as we grapple with housing prices and grocery costs. but her plan really does fly in the face of a republican stand for which is a smaller more countable government. ain law the policies she explained will be more about government oversight. more government involvement. on the flipside you had donald trump giving the press conference but he did not talk about groceries or behind him or whatever the point was to be about the economy. he did not lay out a plan or a policy just told us how bad things are. and so i do think for people paying attention we're going to want to hear what is the policy proposal? i think that is how she can possibly reach some voters by at

least explaining a plan that would get things moving in the right direction. arthel: let's go through some polls right now were going to start the "new york times" and siena college battleground state poll. so when asked likely voters who would you vote for if candidates are harris and trump? here's the breakdown. arizona has trumped up 45%. harris at 50%. north carolina has trumped up 47% harris at 49%. nevada trump 48% kamala harris 47%. georgia has trumped up 46% and harris with 50%. when you add up the numbers harris beats trumped by 10 percentage points in those of battleground states. so what does this poll tell you maura? >> it tells people are really frustrated with donald trump. when it was biden and trump we could point to biden's age and

mental decline but we could not ignore the fact trump also goes on rambles and rants and does not say coherently on message giving to our long trump rallies that don't provide much substance to the voters. that we are trying to garner information from. we see this is trump giving this away essentially. he threw as picking jd vance as his running mate. this is a shame for republicans down ballot. because on the issues of economy and safety and security that's largely seen as the stronghold that is seen as the strength of policy proposals to put forward things that would improve the economy. and improve our security and increase our safety. to me this is a sign donald trump unfortunately has yet again -- mike is causing republicans to lose come november because he's not putting forward policies. not saying on message and staying structure we had opportunities to do so. >> let me look at a couple more

poles before we close a fox news poll and harris doing a better among key groups than biden. july had 51% support from women. now harris has 54%. last month to 69% of black voters said they were with the biden now 72% of black voters back harris. if you look at the under age 30 group work biden received 47% harris at 54%. so biden and harris they are neck and neck with college graduates. so kamala harris is a more favorable candidate then president biden. kamala harris is beating donald trump in key battleground states and on issues and now looking at registered voters in a fox news poll, more of them trust harris to do a better job on climate change, abortion, healthcare, and uniting our country. the same at registered voters trust donald trump to do a better job on border security,

immigration, foreign policy, and the economy. so maura do you think the september 10 debate will shift the balance on some of these issues? >> it really could. again those are some the issues you just mentioned are things before going to the ballot box with that in mind. i talk to voters and friends are curious who to vote for o alice eight look down ballot. look at your local elections for that impact you first and foremost. but this debate is an opportunity for us to hear from the top of the ticket. to see what their policy plans are going to be. we need to hear that. we need to hear how they would do it not just things that sound good. two different basis of the parties they are trying to get on board with them. but they really do i think this is part work harris is doing well but she speaking to younger voters and it's a foreign policy put that up in the poll where she is able to tap into what younger voters are looking for and largely a lot of that has at the israel palestine issue.

and so for republicans they need to hit on that issue harder because then they can bring back that moderate voters and the suburban women by talking about the economy. security but also having a structured plan and messaging that talks about harris' abilities in those areas. see if it i have to leave it there blue stacks strategy founder and founder maura gillespie. thank you for joining us. eric: ukraine getting more ground in russia. dancing further and the region. president biden tells of a real dilemma for vladimir putin. how big of one question of loss former cia bureau chief dan hoffman next. he knows what putin could be thinking.t thinking.t ♪ bloating iberogast thanks to a unique combination of herbs, iberogast helps relieve six digestive symptoms to help you feel better. six digestive symptoms. the power of nature. iberogast.

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eric: hurricane ernesto hit bermuda this morning. eighty-five mounir winds and have a raise. that category one forecast to bring a dangerous storm surge

and serious coastal flood and be fox meteorologist adam klotz has the latest on where nso is going and what is doing. >> folks and bermuda are still dealing with the storm if noaa made landfall overnight. only 12 story in the last 170 years since we've been keeping track to actually make a landfall in bermuda. other storms have impacted the island but not made the landfall. this is fairly rare category one hurricane we are seeing at this point the storms will further north of bermuda you're catching some of the hurricane force gusts recently we saw a gust of close to 60 miles per hour and hamilton, bermuda a collection of islands some of the islands experiencing this a little bit differently. saint george bermuda is a spot where this is the next 24 hours. eventually as you get into the overnight hours to it gets far enough away rain starts to fall apart and that window starts to weaken a bit you will see at least some sort of impact from this taking you throughout the

next 24 hours or so. when's it gusting up to 30 or 4e tomorrow. then ultimately the storm runs a little too far toward the north. how will impact the united states? you can tell from our path is being caught up and ultimately drug off way to the east. no direct impact here along the coast but eric, you will be talking about really big waves and rip currents out there in areas of beaches across the weekend. those folks are really want to be careful they're heading out to the beach for. >> i hope they are hunkered down okay. adam, thank you. arthel: guys, ukraine continues its incursion into russian territory. it began nearly two weeks and has now reportedly taken control of the biggest town yet. moscow is blaming the west up or helping. stephanie bennett has a very latest. >> you said it. russia is accusing the west of encouraging ukraine invasion

into western russia. but moscow said this will not change the course of the war. take a look at some of us incredible footage we got over the last 24 hours in an effort to destroy the movement of troops and supplies russia's foreign minister says ukraine used to western rockets, likely us-made to destroy a bridge over the same river in that region it did unfortunately killed volunteers trying to evacuate civilians. but since its incursion into western russia on august 6 they have claimed to take control of 82 settlements across roughly 440 square miles. marking the largest cross-border attack on russian soil since world war ii. united states has said previously i cannot allow pollutant to win the war and says they see ukraine surprising incursion as a protective move that justifies the use of u.s. weaponry. meanwhile russia said its pushback ukrainian forces near three settlements and is sending more troops but knew this morning president zelenskyy said we have replenished the exchange

fund for our country. he is referring to russian soldiers u.s. has captured to be used in future prisoner swaps for the release of civilians and troops earlier today and fox news livelihood from vladimir a british citizen who is among the prisoners released a couple weeks ago. the biggest swap between russia and the west since the cold war. he was arrested april 2022 after speaking against russia's invasion of ukraine. take a listen. >> is still feel totally surreal. three weeks ago holt was sitting in solitary confinement in a strict confident and certain out and my days there. two days ago as you mentioned i was in the oval office thanking personally the president of the united states for the role of the united states government has played in this historic prisoner exchange. >> while the incursion is a major blow to russia at larger battles are still raging in ukraine. president zelenskyy said there is more than a dozen attacks in

last 24 hours. just within the last few minutes or so we heard safety is deteriorating at a ukrainian occupied nuclear plant we are keeping eyes on that. apparently a drone strike happened on the road just outside of it. to keeping all eyes on that right now. arthel: definitely keep an eye on that. thank you. eric: what is vladimir putin thinking now that ukraine has turned the tables on him and invaded russia. let's bring in someone who knows russia very well dan hoffman former cia station chief and fox news contributor who spent five years and moscow. he has got to be stunned. he's got to be embarrassed. they also attacked the ukrainians attack u.s. airfields inside russia. sunken warships, claim to sink a submarine. what is going on in putin's mind you think? >> this is not at all how vladimir putin envisio envisiona war playing out. he can try to build up his

village of propaganda and disinformation as much as he likes it. his own citizens note russia has spilled a massive amount of blood and treasure in this ill-fated war. and all russia has to do is stop raining down on ukrainian civilians and it can end. but this latest incursion from ukraine and intelligence of failure that has a strike putin particularly hard he fashions himself as a kgb operative in the kremlin. the master spy who served as director of the federal security service the fsb before he became prime minister and president of russia. it was the fsb border guards failed to spot ukrainian military reconnaissance before they launch the attack and failed to do anything about the attack once a check place. so again another example of a massive intelligence failure for putin going back to the early days failed accurately to assess the will and capacity to stand up to russia's army.

>> how significant is their advance? what will ukraine do? how much could they take of russia? what will that mean for the ultimate end of the war? >> there are three impacts in the short term for sure ukraine is distressing military capability. they are targeting airbases and that is important. secondly and the longer term ukraine is creating a buffer zone. if at some point we reach a point or perhaps our negotiations for a cease-fire or a peace deal ukraine will have a lot more leverage. and third ukraine is really impacting russian morale. putin had promised russian conscripts who were serving in these areas would not see action. well, they are the ones being targeted. they are being killed where they are being captured by the ukrainians in almost 200,000 reportedly almost 200,000 russians have been forced to evacuate the region.

that belies every point that vladimir putin has made about the war but more importantly for his future his own security services and senior kremlin advisors and military understand that it is putin who is to blame for this. putin likes to talk about the vertical power whatever it success russian joyce is on him. well, failures as well are his responsibility of your quick to talk about conscripts young men with no military training the "new york times" has a fastening piece today where they interview some of these who have been taken prisoner by ukraine. let me read you with that "new york times" article said "they'rethere called abandoningr positions or surrendering as it found themselves facing well eqwell-equipped the battle hardened ukrainian forces streaming across the border. we ran into a berkshire grove and hid. we reported to commander said one but they did not react they said well, there is nothing we can do about it. that is the russians realizing

giving up over mandate overpowered. >> ukraine found a soft spot and took the fight to the enemy. the biden administration needs to embrace the unexpected but when we did not expect you going to go on the offensive. vladimir putin didn't. but embrace the unexpected and let's not apologize for being the -- reportedly the united states is not approving the ukrainians to use it british long-range artillery storm shadows or attack comes in russia. let's open up the aperture and let ukraine finish the job. again russia took this war on themselves and they have killed an inordinate amount of ukrainian civilians and maternity wards and neighborhoods and hospitals. it has got to stop the best way to stop is for ukraine to carry on fighting so successfully as they are. eric: finally do you think britain should send the storm shadows and we should send long-range artillery so that we can hit russia or ukraine can hit russian finally bring the

war to an end? >> i believe so. i also believe it should be listening to on the four most military experts on the planet, general jack keane a fox news contributor. i do not miss a word he says or writes in his inst institute for study of war. general keane has argued just that very point. i would strongly agree with his assessment. eric: for ukraine to hit russia, possibly bring it to an end. dan hoffman as always good to see you thank you. >> you too. arthel: vice president kamala harris unveiling her economic plan yesterday proposing grants to first-time homebuyers. what would that mean for the housing crisis? cpa small business owner gene that marks it brings it down. he is coming up next.

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here it is. the "new york times" siena college of battleground state poll georgia has a tromp at 50% and harris at 46%. sorry about that. mine meanwhile bison president d kamala harris laid on her 2024 economic agenda yesterday. it's her first major policy announcement since vp harris became the democratic presidential nominee. one of the big points of her plan was to tackle the housing crisis she proposed tax incentives to build straw starter homes 25000 diagrams to help first-time homeowners. what could that mean for the housing market question let's bring in gene marks small business owner. there are some other points in kamala's economic proposal. harris wants to and price gouging. what impact with the institution price controls have on

businesses and consumers? will this help curb inflation? arthel: i don't think jean can hear meet let's fix this audio and begot mcquesten unmute yourself so i can hear you. >> sorry okay. i should be a muted progress you are now. you are now i can hear you. basically i am asking about harris proposal to end price gouging. i wanted to know what sort of impact that would have on businesses as well as consumers and if this is going to help curb inflation? >> perfect to think that sounds great. if you get a chance for. >> know we are on live right now. so go for it. [laughter] >> sorry i did not know that. let me actually address the price gouging question as well. some of the proposals of vice president harris is offering, this is a one that's a loser out of the gate.

price controls historically have never been the successful and they generally end up in supply issues as well as competitive issues abort businesses for a lot of grocery stores is what she's focusing on very low margins. controlling the prices they charge as well ha will have a vy good effect plus realistically to implement something like this besides the political winds that she will have it would take a long time. it was very complex. enforcing it as tough as well. it's a statement against inflation meant is what she's making i do not see this is something realistic that's going to happen. >> let's move on tour proposal at $25000 grant for first-time homebuyers speak talk about the impact on the real estate market for buyers and sellers. >> this when i like a lot too. one thing i've learned over the past 20 years i've been doing is that the real estate industry

itself is a giant industry for one of the biggest in the country. has an indirect impact. right now housing affordability is at an all-time low. pricing inventories are an all-time low. i realize lowering interest rates will have a big impact. particularly mortgage rates as well. it's a tough for homeowners to buy a house and giving first-time buyers a bump or boost from the government not only will help them but have a dramatic impact on the industry as well and the indirect businesses that support that industry. my only concern is the cost how will this be paid for? what is the return on investment? other than that it's like i'd like to see. arthel: i'm sure she'll be able to expound on that in the debate. she's offering tax incentives for developers to build 3 million new homes across the country for first-time homebuyers. how will this impact the overall economy if you've got more people buying into -- owning

their own home? >> the construction industry will be billions of dollars for gdp. we do have a housing shortage around the country where there is a need for more houses as well. with the government, that's what governments do but they do step in and support certain industries. no homebuilders themselves struggle with high costs of their materials. their biggest issue i get from my clients is not just the material cost but labor as well. if you really would to help the homebuilding industry proposals to reform immigration for example and making it less costly to find and retain employees limiting some of the regulations on the smaller home builders i think we have a big impact too. arthel: 's supply chain still issue? >> i'm sorry supply chain remains an issue but clearly not as big as it was a couple of years ago. but people in that industry are subject to supply chain issues all the time. we do rely on a lot of supply

particularly lumber and other materials that come from other parts of the world. so it never really goes away. having that industry a little bit of a boost with some funding is no different giving manufacturers and chipmakers a boost as well. i think if on the right whit could work. but again that is something we'll have to see. arthel: we will be watching. we'll be watching the debates about other interviews the vice president has coming up. thank you we've got the idea fix and everything. [laughter] >> sorry about that. arthel: it is all good gene marks. thank you very much i will be right back here on "fox news live." [laughter]

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