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>> hello, i am kt tablet along with doctor nicole saphier, joey jones and griff jenkins. welcome to the "big weekend show". it's the big story tonight, communism. >> she wants to institute socialist price control, a number work before. this is the mindoro plan. >> donald trump calling out kamala harris for her economic plan straight from communism playbook. in pennsylvania, it wrapped up a short time ago. >> speech yesterday, kamala went full communist methods what farther, a marxist, he was a marxist, what her father taught her from a young girl growing up, she's promising to hand out

things she can't deliver. she can never deliver, she will never get it approved. her plan is very dangerous because it may sound good politically and that is the problem. >> at the rally, trump brought up venezuelan immigrant who told his powerful story about how communism ruined his grandparents country and then his own and he wants the same disaster could happen here. >> i'm from venezuela. i left the country in 2007 because of communism. i still have family there. my grandparents from among side work in cuba. in the 90s, military group and right after he ran for pres president, my granddad saw what was happening in cuba and he told everybody who listened to him that he was coming and everybody was like no, this is venezuela, not cuba. this will never happen to us. guess what -- it happened to us. it's been happening to all latin america countries as well.

it will never happen, that's not true. the only way right now that we can keep going down that path is make trump president again. [cheering] >> amazing to hear it from somebody who experienced it. i heard her talking friday, i thought it was like edging a hot stove, it hurts when you hear she is running saying she wants to use communist style price controls given the history of these things and we know what they do to the middle-class and lower working classes of the country. >> you would think the root causes, we can't call her a border czar, we will call it the root causes. the only thing the administration to find the root causes, you think she would, she doesn't want to call talk about the causes of why people can't buy a house, she wants to throw a check at the house and wants

to go and tell industries the can't make money of the products they sell. it blows my mind, he would think there would be a doctorate in root causes and she would talk about it but she doesn't run against joe biden so she can't take a step against the policies they done in the best light not tackle what happened as a result of the pandemic and spending they were part of. the worst, they killed energy. if you are the one who makes cheaper, to dollar diesel makes cheaper. i live around cows and corn, i know this to be true. >> you need diesel to get food off the ground and take the food to the grocery store but doctor saphier, donald trump a good points when he said it sounds great, sounds great but you will limit the cost of food and groceries. >> sound like a great idea until it's actually implemented and put into practice. >> first of all, i don't think saying words like communism, socialism will make a difference because people voting for kamala harris, they don't understand what it means or they don't c

care. i'm not an economist by any stretch of the imagination but go down to the basics, 2019 pre-covid gas was $3.44 a galloa gallon versus $2.60 a gallon. eggs now $3.10 a dozen versus $2.36 a dozen so much cheaper under president trump and kamala harris has said that herself, things are much cheaper before covid. the best endorsement for the trump's policies but here's what it is, instead of exerting economical expertise her plan, she sang government control, that is the way to do it, i will give arbitrary metrics on to what people should actually have for their income meanwhile grocery stores only operate one to 3% profit margin so where is this coming from? this truly is government control and the reality is, we can vote in socialism, we can vote in communism there's no way we can

vote our way out of it so elections have consequences. >> you talk about people voting and we have warnings from economists about what it could do to cause shortages. we are hearing from people like the venezuelan immigrant but those in congress listen to this congress -- republican from florida born in cuba what he has to say about her plans. >> cuba, before communism was probably the second most prosperous nation here in the western hemisphere, standard of living was high. now people are fleeing cuba, cubans have left because they can't sustain themselves. they have shortages of everything and it's due to the central economy, centralized economy of communism so price controls don't work. her father is a marxist economics professor at stanford so when she wants economic advice, she's going to ask it from her father who is a marxist

so that's what america has to look forward to if she becomes president of the united states. >> these stories will continue to, but also it emphasizes people around her on this campaign don't have private sector business experience. academia or government their entire lives. >> if your opponent is calling you a communist, don't large economics speech garnered around federal government enforced price control. you are empowering them to set price controls on a metric based on whatever they choose. that is ultimate government power and why the socialism communism comparisons are made but about root causes, the reason why she's not talking about root causes of inflation is because she's only got two choices, either blame it on -- you got to blame somebody, blame it on the biden administration which groups, she's part of, the number two on the ticket in this administration for corporate

greed so her way to get to corporate greed is now through government control and to argue it on the intellectual policy, it's going to be tougher to sto- >> i don't think she's arguing, that's what she's been about sent her primary campaign. that is who she is fundamentally so while she is walking back, intrinsically, that is the agenda, that's what she stands for. >> indeed. we will watch that because she has a lot more economic policies to explain but in the meantime, she thinks her plans for the economy is all about oppor opportunity. >> we will build what i call an opportunity economy. as president, i will be laser focus on creating opportunities for the middle class. together we will build what i call an opportunity economy. [cheering] opportunity economy.

[applause] an economy where everyone can compete and have a real chance to succeed. everyone, regardless of who they are or where they start has an opportunity to build wealth for themselves and their children. where we remove barriers to opportunity. >> fox news correspondent lucas tomlinson live at the white house tonight. >> good evening and thank you for the opportunity vice president kamala harris hitting the campaign trail in north carolina which she introduced her economic plan talking about price gouging and call it something else, she admitted prices are much higher now than they were formally under donald trump. >> i will work to pass the first ever federal ban on price gauging on food. prices are still too high.

a loaf of bread cost 50% more today than before the pandemic. ground beef is up almost 50%. many of the big food companies are seeing the highest profits in two decades. while many grocery trains pass along the savings, others still aren't. >> obama's former economic advisor says this is not sensible policy and i think the biggest hope is end up being a lot of rhetoric and not reality. there's no upside and there are some downside. former trump economic advisor waiting. >> my guess is a lot of things she said in the past about what she wants to do like the green new deal for example, getting rid of -- carbon neutral by 2030, all that stuff would cause

the deep recession. by 2030, almost impossible. 75% of electricity comes from burning fossil fuels, if they tried, they will have to shut down the economy. >> washington post editorial board slammed vice president harris is address, ownership basis in addition to owning the posted amazon owns whole foods so probably doesn't want the price gouging. >> thank you so much. in atlantic calling harris is land economically dumb. the washington post editorial board said it was full of gimmicks and even cnn is calling her out. >> is this just a ploy? it sounds like it. >> it's not going to be markets, not supply and demand. determining how much your grocery store charges you for milk or eggs, it's going to be some bureaucrat in d.c. which

seems totally unworkable, tried lots of countries before venezuela, argentina, soviet union and etc. it leads to shortages, black-market. it's hard to imagine any form of legislation that preserves the spirit of what she's proposing, at best do nothing, at worst cause a lot. >> the vice president talked about price gauging, right? gouging is what he meant to say. press gouging but the only people price gouging or the federal government. inflation exists as a result of the federal government and the price characters here for the biden-harris administration. what she's doing is divisive because she is hitting the american people and voters up against the companies saying is it the government or the company's? take one, that's what she's trying to do. >> the biggest criticism against obama was the economy wanted to

flourish and continue to hold it back with his policies. no one argues the economy didn't get better during his presidency, the argument is we could have done a lot better a lot quicker. there's no better evidence than president trump coming into office and within a few months everything feeling like it was ready to go so there's a lot that has to do with investors ability to believe we are good to invest money into this economy in this industry. a good friend kevin mccarthy read energy policy advisor in the little things they've done to stifle energy and make it affordable, i think president trump is smart to bring it back. if you ask him what he's going to do to make it cheaper, energy is cheaper, it goes back to energy, i think it translates to the economy. >> going back to kamala harris record as attorney general of california, right before she went to the senate, she sued the obama biden administration over preventing them from the coast of california.

>> a major problem but i think as you set up that segment perfectly and pointing out criticism from the mainstream media, the post- and former advisers, the committee for the federal responsible budgets to the federal deficit and at the end of the day if you are not going to solve sector issues like the energy sector but the blanket overall plan which the post calls it disappointment and adds to trillion, you might want to go back to the drawing board. >> you might want economic advisors who have real world experience. >> anytime you listen to her it sounds like her solution for everything is more government control and the things she says, it sounds like -- you have the opportunity to survive but under this government control whether it's healthcare, innovation, whatever it is, they will get rid of supply and demand, import export competition, government control is the way of the future under kamala harris and she's proud of that.

>> more to manage your life in america. jampacked hour of the "big weekend show" still ahead including this. j.d. vance said it first but harris said it better. similar promise with different treatment is media let's it's bias show plus -- >> off stage right here right now. >> friday night life, to get voters on team walls and donald trump has a new secret weapon for the debate. >> senator harris is unfortunately continuing to traffic in lies and smears. >> we will see you after the break. ♪

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making, the leadership and change i am seeking to bring. >> the "big weekend show" is back as donald trump recruit told to gather to harris on the debate stage because of this epic performance in 2019. >> senator harris says she's proud of her record as a prosecutor and shall be prosecutor president but i'm deeply concerned about this. there are too many examples to cite but she put over 1500 people in jail for marijuana violations and left about it when she was asked if she ever smoked marijuana. when you're in a position to make a difference and an impact in these people's lives, you did not in the people who suffered under uranus prosecutor, you owe them an apology. >> i think it was a smart pick for trump to pick her because she is correct she said when you are in a position to help people and you chose not to hear we are leading into the selection talking about the economy, border security and at the same

time you can say kamala harris, you are in a position to help people, why should we believe you will fix it now? >> the only most important thing, she forced her to defend her record and she couldn't do it, she got frustrated shifting behind the podium and touching her hair and was very nervous so she was effective forcing her to go through her record and explained to the american people why she should bring it to a national level as the president of the united states. now you see her hiding by not doing media interviews and not being up there being accessible to people so she will bring this cold natured response donald trump and help him not just in the senate but also as a prosecutor in california. >> well, that's the plan but i think president trump will come into the debate and trump will trump. [laughter] i think i need to put that on a t-shirt but you could prep as much as he can but if he gets caught and he's not focusing on

the future issues, how is he going to get those independent voters? everyone is waiting at excited up trump rallies but the independents are not watching trump rallies. they will watch this debate so what is the best strategy going forward? >> you may want to copyright that, trump is going to trump. you got an opportunity to make money. at the end of the day everybody knows trump is proven time and time again he will do what he will do but the difference between a rally where you speak to that base that wants the performer and he's so good at holding those, you got the nicknames and insults here gi girls, whether communism comrade pamela, there is an opportunity to not be missed in the national debate because there's a chance when millions of independent voters who will watch, they will

tune into this debate and he can draw that contrast and maybe she can help him realize what she did was really draw contrast and put her on the defensive and not waste time with the insults which are better preserved and performative rally president is debate. >> stick with the facts, the reality is facts matter especially when it comes to debate and donald trump stick to the facts, his track record will far outweigh that kamala harris. let's go to healthcare, her solution is mostly universal healthcare, maybe small private option, donald trump is like let's let them have access outside of the va system because of the long wait times. let's have price competition when it came to pharmaceuticals. so many things in healthcare and not just healthcare but other things, he can stick to the facts, slam dunk in the debate. >> nothing is a slamdunk in the selection. 40% of the country will vote for sack of petito's, 40% will vote

for sack of petito's with an r. i don't think they are as indecisive as they are not motivated so that is why he is leaning into his face, he thinks if he can get his base out in georgia and pennsylvania, he can windows dates but here's the deal, posey gabbert did good against kamala harris, similarities in the way the left likes to paint someone is an identity but there are a lot of advances in the core beliefs. it is not the same scenario, she is a effective communicator and i think she will help in that way. i think this j.d. vance, massive processes, on the campaign trail and i underestimated them. kamala will underestimate, the black jobs and try to debate him and try to say he is for big corporations and against the american worker because two parts to his tax cuts, he only did one part and they wanted to do the second one second term.

she will, with keith and if he is as disciplined as he was in the joe biden debate, i think you will let her hang herself like say her own demise. i hope that's what he does what he does, he may come out with an even bigger leader. i can't say because it's not my personality. >> one more thing about this choice to help with debate, tulsi gabbard stayed in the democratic primary longer than kamala harris and he voted for her. draw the contrast, she's been installed where i've done the job and received votes from people asking. >> time will tell on the "big weekend show". >> we will provide $6000 in tax relief to families during the first year of the child's life. >> does this big promise from kamala harris sound familiar? eighty because j.d. vance said it first. copycat kamala strikes again. ♪

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♪ >> welcome back to the "big weekend show". kamala harris has big plans for child tax credit. >> we will provide $6000 in tax relief to families during the first day of a child's life. >> does that sound familiar? maybe because j.d. vance had the same idea last week. >> president trump and i believe and expand child tax credit but importantly we want to get this thing done. as of tuesday tax credit $5000 a child. >> it depends on who proposed it. republicans or democrats? monday cnbc called the child tax credit plan quote difficult. four days later, it is a great idea now that it came from harris. here is the axios. on monday with this headline.

vance leans into pro from the policy to spend past kat dating comments but friday they explained this headline quote harris proposes $6000 credit. talk, she is starting to bring in ideas trump and fans are putting out there but it seems like the media has a real rub with j.d. vance. see pictures from his high school days coming in calling him weird. >> that's all they can do, they call him weird and bring up a comment about the kat lady, appeared years ago and that's what they have because he's a hard-working man, he beat the odds becoming -- he went to academic institution and he is the american dream and top of it he decided to marry a woman who's not a white woman so they can't get him for that either he supports pro family so they will continue to attack him on this

and trump tax credit, i have three kids, it is expensive raising children, it is important for the government to do what they can to support people who want to have children. the difference a lot of these policy is what we saw in 2021 for the biden administration, they gave expand child tax credits regardless of the tax burden and they said anyone who has kids, have this tax benefit and that's between republican and democrat policies, republican say we will give you as many tax credits as you possibly can earn as long as you are working and doing things to help with the economy and help be part of society, we will help you as much as we can. the democrats are like we are just going to give you this and this, tax everybody to do it and that is the difference. >> i don't know if she will address student loan debt forgiveness, i presume she will probably try to take it as a victory lap but hard in pennsylvania and blue-collar places. you got kids in college, you know what it costs, does it need to be focused on child tax

credit for the amount of subsidies in education you can't use when you get out? [laughter] >> brace yourself. [laughter] it drives me nuts particularly -- when we show the difference between they treat vance and harris, it reminds me of the old adware they sit around a board table and one guy says we could do that x and save money and everybody's like i don't know if the boss says it and they clap and they said i said it and they said no i didn't like this and you didn't like that. it is unfair and at the end of the day they will just have to keep pointing out the trump vance team these are their ideas they would build upon and not allow others to steal whether it's on that or the tipping tax idea. you understand d.c. probably

more than a lot of us, you can't do this without congress and it seems democrats are really good holding out as a team and voting is a team, they split, they have arguments of their own, john mccain gave the thumbs down into what happened in the last two years with the budget, who has a better opportunity to do these things? i don't think she would. >> if republicans can hold onto the house, they can the senate and trump wins and they have a good chance of doing that. republicans support this proposal but i highly doubt she's going to go for it, democrats don't like this proposal especially far left of her party which is praising her communist style tactics on the other issues but one last thing, i'm not sure democrats are keen on having children, there is a planned parenthood was going to the dnc to provide medical abortions and vasectomies so --

>> i don't think they will need this child tax credit, they would just take care of it before then back. >> if you have the opportunity and you can, kids are great. where is president says that. next in the "big weekend show", kamala's flip-flops. >> there's no question banning. >> i support of buyback program. >> wild policy swings on full display heading into the dnc. ♪

♪ welcome back to the "big weekend show", this chaotic scene anti- israel protest nothing compared to what is expected in chicago for the democratic national convention with upwards of 2000

meditators set to descend the windy city. fox news correspondent live in chicago tonight. >> memories of 1968 chicago holding collective breath hoping to get through this convention peacefully. pro- palestinian coalition to march on the dnc expected to the largest group protesting at the convention. members of the group don't like president biden, they call him genocide joe, call her killer kamala. the group opposes u.s. funding of the israeli defense forces and the got some in recent days, yesterday under the protest group, the city agreed think it's a the stage and loudspeakers at union park where they will begin and end. businesses in the west to convention center have been boarding up, one business owner told us he was rooted during the george white rise in the city is not communicating with them enough to make them feel confident so the boards with

them out of abundance of cau caution. >> customers and employers 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. >> police officers are being pulled into service from all over the state of illinois even though each of the officers has to undergo 12 hours of crowd control training. the head of the police union here in chicago tells me this convention will draw and power away from other parts of the city, criminals will know that and they will exploit it. >> is a question many wonder about, will harris is wild flip-flops be acknowledged at the dnc convention next week? first, there is her aunt on fracking, she made this promise when she ran for president in 2019.

>> there's no question i am in favor of banning fracking. >> but now according to her campaign, she doesn't support a total ban on fracking. then there's kamala's about to let illegal immigrants run free five years ago. >> i want to know when you become president, would you be committing to close immigration detention centers? >> absolutely, on day one. [cheering] >> passport 2024, her campaign says she promises to quote go to on border security. what about the push for single payer healthcare? this was in 2019. >> who would abolish the credit insurance in favor of a government run plan? [cheering] >> but this week cares staffer told u.s. news she would not push a single payer system and her gun buyback backtrack five

years ago she said she wanted the government to compensate guns. >> we have to have a buyback program and i support mandatory buyback program. >> a different story now, her campaign told the new york times she supports biden's call for a ban on assault weapons not a requirement to sell them to the government so what version of kamala harris but are supposed to believe in? it was talk about this week. >> who's running it now? >> exactly. who will run again? really can't see her being in charge. >> as a figurehead, that's all it is. she's talking about fixing these things like hey, you are literally the vice president. >> do something about the border says the border czar. >> essentially the president right now. it's so crazy. you'll be the president for five more months, nuts. >> she has flipped on everything

except for plastic girls. >> we can't ask her in the media press conferences are due so which one of those issues from fracking to the border to gun buyback, do you think she is going to be able to successfully navigate work is the total accumulation damaging? >> until she comes out and says she herself has changed on these positions, it is more than fair for americans to take her at her word on her record running for president in 2019 and 2020. in terms of how effective she's going to be through the media changing positions, they are more than willing to her bidding and that is something voters have to choose. independence in pennsylvania and wisconsin and michigan when it comes to electric vehicle mandates and energy policy, those of the people will pay

attention to the contrast and i'm not so sure they believe when she says she's changed her mind because so far left and it's not like she's coming to the middle, she's coming all the way back and it seems like pretty phony. >> you want to tackle the single-payer? >> it's ridiculous, you saw her raise her hand, she would like to abolish private healthcare but she knows she's not collectible, she says that. that's why bernie sanders has never been the primary candidate so she's going to walk that back but we know fundamentally where she stands. i want to go back to mike tobin will resell video, boarding up businesses because safety and looting, let's call it what it is, we are not worried about protesters, we are worried about pro- hamas anti- israel terrorists exerting intimidation and violence for their political aims. i'd love to see vice president kamala harris come out and say keep your violence at home, this is not what it's about, it's about democracy do you know why she's not?

she is more for hamas than ever about israel. >> we talk about independent voters and those in places like pennsylvania, pennsylvania has a lot of gun owners, hunters. the flip-flop on the gun buyback -- there was a major two-way issue at the top of the issues along with inflation, she's always creating a problem for itself the notion that to solve it. >> should global problems in that respect. as far as gun owners and there are 10 million who don't register the boat. the second amendment was a larger motivator than it is but even to the right as large as we wanted to be. a lot of people agree with the idea we should open guns but they don't own guns themselves so when they say universal background checks, they don't really know what that means in this easy for them to say the statistics of 97% of the problem is i saw the street the other

day that said why is it that democrats swing right for an election to the right stays where it is? the answer the question is because their policies work. the has to be the attack for trump, he needs to say i don't blame her, i want to get tax credits, too. i don't blame her. that's what i said, this is where we are and what you want and why they are coming here. >> i think you will see that in the debate. coming up, a little taylor fairy dust. >> all states right here right now. >> the video throws up friday night lights spend to get voters on timberwolves team. ♪

♪ ♪ >> welcome back to the the "big weekend show". press and media want you to believe harris running mate just like coach taylor on friday night lights.

>> everything they've been asked to do this year, it comes down to this. all states right here right now. this is our dirt. this is ours, baby. >> apparently being a good football coach makes him a perfect vice president. >> friday night light, coach wells motivated players to believe they could achieve anything. >> liberal media buying it up, who better to carry that into the end zone and the author of writing night lights? he wrote in the new york times, vice president kamala harris sprinkled her running mate with a little coach taylor fairy dust. when we talk about coach, we should hope for the kind of code, want to understand how coaching can carry over into politics not just as an approach to motivating people but

excelling at the details and responsibilities that go beyond x's and o's. taylor, i think of swifties, x's and o's, who are we playing to? >> coach jenkins, clearly i understand what they are trying to do and i think the trump defense campaign should be weary of coach wells being able to relate to people because coaches were the most important people particularly of young men during formative years so it states but at the same time honeymooning in china and while everybody looks at friday night lights, that g guy, coach taylor was awesome but he is a fictional character. tim wells is a real guy running for vice president. >> i've been assistant coach for games, i don't think i should run for president.

>> president trump ran for president, we talked about his business past because that's the only path he had, tim wells has been a governor, chairman of the house affairs committee, representative, look at his record and highlight his record and there's a lot to do with his military career and how he has represented himself. that is the best part. >> probably not something they want to highlight. >> did coach taylor put tampons in the football locker room for his male players? do you really want to go there? it's weird. we are so i don't think there is a comparison. during people in prison, opening their businesses during covid while he let minneapolis bring to the ground for bias in is more important than trying to portray him as the same thing as a fictional coach coaching young men. >> let's go with fact, not fiction. big weekend flops coming up

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♪ ♪ welcome back to the big weekend show up it is time for big weekend flops our biggest pics for the biggest fails of the week.

i will go first. harris vp pick tim walz praised a radical imam who promoted a pro- hitler film as a master teacher. that's the backdrop of pro- hamas palestinian protesters going to the dnc not a good look to be doing that. >> i've got a bone to pick with him as what little different topic. that is tim walz signed a law in minnesota that put a 95% tax on zen could got advice you, goverr this is not the way to win hearts and minds are just went into effect in july zen is $10 instead of $5 in minnesota. i just paid $13 for this around the corner in new york at precooked every day t expected to all be thrown into the sea route i want to see it okay? >> what? questions like a revolution note tax the harris campaign and moving on. insisting campaign workers at the covid 19 posters because young healthy individuals who

have covid two, three, four times by now have no data the booster is good for them it may be harmful. get one anyway that is what the campaign says you have to do. >> and asking job applicants to pick from a wealth of gender neutral pronouns. you look at the list it's a lot of words i've never heard before. if that is what you identify as for me i'm more of a key and hall kind guy. >> i'm happy to do that for you. >> that does it for us. let's put in a zen that cost a million dollars thanks to tim walz people taxing it. "life, liberty & levin" will start right now. [laughter] have a great saturday night. ♪