carley: lawrence: for all the audience freaking out it is sunday. 7:00 on the weekend, this is "fox and friends" coming live from chicago, ahead of the dnc. planned protests, a few roadblocks before kamala harris officially accept the nomination. brian: americans trust trump more with their wallets as he slammed his opponent's economic agenda. >> is going to lower the cost of food and housing starting on day one but day one for kamala was three years ago so why didn't she do it then.

>> both sides of the aisle are extending campaign outreach to appeal to the young voters. >> is he -- >> i thought i would get on here myself. >> the president is now on tiktok. >> the second hour of "fox and friends" weekend starts right now. ♪ brian: there you go from chicago, close to where it is located, we cannot dropped a pin on where lawrence is but we do know there will be a lot of excitement, a lot of hope and it is pretty clear there's a lot more hope with kamala harris of the top of the ticket than when president biden was there. they talked about doing this remote for a while.

lawrence: after what we saw on the debate stage, a lot of pauses, i think the democrats are excited they have someone that is living and breathing and can at least complete a sentence even if it is in line 4. >> a few months ago we saw she was the wrong pick for vice president, they weren't in her camp, weren't in favor of kamala harris and now all of a sudden they love her. they are happy to have biden step aside, they forced him out and put her in. what we are going to see everything scripted, everything choreographed, the media will love this, they will praise her and make it look like president biden is a hero, he will be speaking at the event, barack obama speaking at the event, jill biden, the clintons speaking. brian: the mvp is george clooney.

he will go front and center. you put too at many celebrities out that turns off a lot of people you're trying to win over and celebrities think they are very popular but america is laughing at them, not with them. putting them on a pedestal has gone by -- not relatable. i'm curious how they will be used. lawrence: celebrities, they got to see president biden up close all these years and now they decide to let the american public know what they were seeing behind closed doors. jackie is live in chicago, she has more details that are happening here. >> reporter: good morning. we are getting our first glimpse of the floor here. take a look, a big sight to behold. hard to believe the president just four weeks ago and did his bid for a second term. it feels like much longer than

that but he is at camp david putting the finishing touches on a speech that is supposed to rally support behind his vice president and that is going to kick things off. he's also coming here with hillary clinton. they are going to kick things off tomorrow night and they will be speaking together, check out the room around me. a lot of sites to see. the white house is framing biden's speech as a symbolic changing of the guard. about 50,000 people descending on the city. hillary clinton is kicking things off as i mentioned. her theme is for the people. obama headlines on tuesday his theme is a bold vision for america's future. tim walz's message is billed as a fight for our freedoms. that's happening wednesday with bill clinton and harris is the main event on thursday. she is preceded by the second gentlemen called for our future.

biden's speech monday night is set to aim the end of his race, frame the end of his race as a sacrifice for democracy, under threat from trump. these tributes around the convention center to his four years in office will make a bittersweet hand off for the president whose own election was marred by the pandemic. >> we didn't get to have a traditional style convention for president biden and kamala harris. it's like a big family reunion, all getting together, sharing with millions of family across the world to watch and see coming together to support the candidacy. this is going to be a week of hope. >> reporter: the dnc chair talked about a family reunion for biden campaign staff who did not have a normal convention in 2020 much less election day or inauguration. they will all get together but

there are reports biden is not eager to mend fences with some of the democratic heavyweight to pushed him out of the race and has still not spoken to people like nancy pelosi. he's going to be taking off after monday night and sending things over to harris. lawrence: she cries about the relationship and tries to get back together, she has said that. how real is that. maureen dowd's column talked about michelle obama being upset with the bidens since they kicked kathleen to the curb. she can't hear us. that happens at home when i start talking. can't understand what he is saying. often times we segue right to the polls. lawrence: can i talk about the dnc chair who has refused to come on our show after talking about us.

he talks about it being a family reunion. it is a political obituary. this is the end of joe biden's rain after they forced him out. they will be clapping for joe biden but it is not as their support, they are clapping because he has finally been pushed aside. that's what's really going to happen on night one of the convention. brian: how many years he's been in politics and this is his swan song and it is against his will. lawrence: we've been telling you please be careful out there in chicago, be safe. what is the security like? jackie is inside the arena. there are a lot of fences, businesses are boarding up. lawrence: i expect everyone to get into position. it is interesting because we have the one israeli guest on who wanted to host a counter rally to the big pro-hamas

gathering. at first they weren't granted a permit to do so but they kind of data caveat. the pro-hamas group will be doing this every day but they gave the pro-israeli a timeframe that is 2 to 3 hours of so the pro-hamas group gets to bring this chaos to the convention and you get the pro-israeli group three hours on one day to protest. it seems a little bit unfair. >> reporter: how much they cover compared to 1968. i'm getting reports, jackie can't hear my microphone. next time you ask. let's look at the polls. harris has injected life into the party and giving the same speech being upbeat and joyful on a sunday. in arizona, 600 people they

pulled, likely voters, she is up five in arizona, trump is up four in georgia. in north carolina, a bit of a shocker, 49-forty seven. in nevada it is trump by one. it does show a closing of the gap. ainsley: they are running political ads, 20 million in pennsylvania alone. i was reading yesterday that this was john mclaughlin pulver media research center polling people and asking about their record. harris would consider allowing death row inmates to vote. 14% of the people he pulled were aware, 86% were unaware. 81% are not aware of her elimination of private health

insurance, that she promoted a fund to bail out violent protesters. this is good news for republicans because it says there is room for voters to learn about her record. it's going to be donald trump's job when he speaks to talk about her record and how she voted and make people aware. lawrence: i was telling one of our producers you prosecuted her record better than anyone i know, every day, hidden it on every single issue where she stands -- you are kamala harris may be are happy right now but she's not going to get a bump but this is going to be the best it is going to be because no one knows who she is. don lemon went to atlantic city and started to do this mls talking with the voters and offer trump and saying the reason they are for trump is the economy. they thought their lives were

better and he says that's not true, things better under joe biden and you know what they say, you must work for cnn. these people didn't know he worked for cnn but it shows you there's two americas, guess what, this economy didn't hurt them. they are fine, they weren't hurt with safety issues when it comes to lack of enforcement, they have private security but everyday americans are filling the plane, voters say who they trust with better jobs on the economy 56% of americans say trump, 41% say harris. if you want to double down on this reckless spending, if you want socialism to come to this country, vote for kamala harris but if you want freedom and prosperity again i think you know the guy that brought it for you. brian: they have some policies on friday and you could see how crazy they are with price

controls focusing on gouging, vilifying businesses, hoarding profits none of which are true, none of which can be verified. she talked a lot of spending and donald trump said i can adjust my speech because my opponent is beginning to talk about what they could do in this is where he excels, here's a little of his comments yesterday about what he assessed the vision of the economy would be. >> so-called economic plan, she says she's going to lower the cost of food and housing starting on day one but they one for kamala was 3.5 years ago. so why didn't she do it then. this is day 1305, we are at 1305 so why isn't she doing it now? her speech yesterday. kamala went for communist, you

heard that, she went full communist, wants to destroy the country after causing catastrophic inflation, she announced that she wants to institute socialist price controls, never worked before. this is the maduro plan of like the old soviet union, how did the soviet union work out. brian: it is -- inflation prices are up, interest rates are high and with the washington post saying yesterday we need answers. what are your plans? what do we get from this, blaming big business is not the way to go and the times demand serious economic ideas, harris supplies gimmicks, that's the washington post. lawrence: she cosponsored a bill for medicare for all and

is changing her mind to because she's now the candidate when her entire record as a politician has been medicare for all. she raised her hand on stage with bernie sanders, vowed to ban fracking, now she's going back on that, do you think if you live in pennsylvania and this is your profession if you are an american and we've seen gas prices go up do you believe she is going to all of a sudden say now i am for fracking? lawrence: it has been a counterfeit amaga message bringing in -- bringing air force 2, to do rallies and every thing pretending to be not for taxes on tips now trying to be amaga and releases a policy proposal and it is one of the most progressive agendas and catnip for donald trump, should have gotten amaga yesterday on the stage because

it's through kamala harris, you can't pretend the real you is going to come out, she doesn't want new taxes and then brings the item to the forefront that's going to drive inflation to the roof. brian: there's a pause on new leases and fracking so if she is pro fracking and why is there a pause? on the baltic areas, we paused it for the green as a country so if she is pro fracking mention it to president biden monday. and say can you do this, awkward on the stump, it would certainly help. it is interesting the headline in the atlantic, economically, this is done. politically it is smart.

i am focused on what will help the country and that is not it. lawrence: that's why the sweetheart know that she's a progressive, critical of her speeches, the same people, that she's not great when it comes to substance policy on a day-to-day basis and now all of the same people are putting her on cover profiles which she will sit down for an interview. it is one of the easiest things but they put her on the top and say she's the next obama and she hasn't proven to be such. lawrence: they want her to have rallies, they don't want her to face her record because she knows the american people is too liberal, too socialized policies and they know that and she didn't win the last time, she was first to drop out of the race, she was too radical

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army staff sergeant nicholas mcclure surprised his wife and two children before football scrimmage on friday. >> i watch these videos online and on tiktok and never thought. late night and early morning trying to talk as much as we can but they definitely kept me busy. >> reporter: he was deployed for nearly a year. the family says they will take a small vacation this weekend to celebrate and those are your headlines. thank you for serving the country, those stories are wonderful. all right. what is coming up? lawrence: you want me to take it? you could have said you loved the video too but you left me and ainsley do it. brian: what are we going to say? kt mcfarland, what exactly is

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>> kamala announced she wants to institute socialist price controls, never work. this is the maduro plan, like the old soviet union. how did the soviet union work out? this will be rejected because what they are doing is a communist takeover of our country. >> reporter: warning pennsylvania voters about kamala harris's economic agenda as they fight for the crucial votes with harris and tim walz kicking golf there bus tour in pennsylvania. >> trump 24's secretary caroline levitt, do you plan to counter program or lay out and get ready to attack afterwards? >> we will be counter

programming the disastrous democrat national convention, donald trump and senator vance will be barnstorming the country, they will be back in pennsylvania tomorrow in michigan and arizona and also the great state of nevada, donald trump talking about the no tax on tips proposal but kamala harris has plagiarized from him, they will be all over the place, a great week for our team and we look forward to the winning message they will bring across the country. in contrast to the losing message, they will celebrate the four years of failures that kamala harris brought to the country. lawrence: we heard donald trump say no tax on tips, kamala harris said the same thing in the child tax credits. tim walz says kamala harris will propose we finish the border wall and make america great again, no one should be fooled by the fake campaign copping donald trump's division, the difference is

trump lowered prices as president, harris is in power now and does nothing. what your reaction? >> kamala harris is trying to deceive the american people and it is insulting, the difference between kamala harris and donald trump, donald trump can be trusted to implement these policies because look at kamala harris's record, and the senate she represented the highest tax state liberal california, repeatedly supported raising taxes on the american people throughout her political career, voted against donald trump's tax cuts and jobs act which expanded the child tax credit and since she has been vice president, they expanded the irs to go after hard-working americans and under their administration 60% of the audits have targeted middle-class households making less then $400,000 a year. they told us they wouldn't come

after us if middle-class families make less than that amount, kamala harris will break her promise to and taxes on tips, policy she plagiarized from donald trump because she knows it's popular and she's trying to moderate her persona and of the election and it is insulting. lawrence: not everyone is watching fox, they are not getting the real information warning them about the cognitive decline president biden and maybe they think some people out there that she's become amaga, been influenced by the former president and change proposed addition, how do you let voters know that's not true? >> not everyone watches fox although they should but donald trump does a lot of media all the time, sits down with alternative media instead of legacy media, you've seen him

do successful live streams especially voices that resonate with young people in this country while kamala harris is on day 29 hiding away from the press and our ground team is working diligently to bring this message directly to voters. yesterday our team trump registered more than 3500 new voters and recruited thousands of new poll watchers and got many people to submit mail in ballots as well. we are working to bring donald trump's message to voters on the ground and we have the best candidate in the business who's fighting every single day and not afraid to bring his message to any outlet that will allow him to do so. lawrence: we invited the harris tim walz and campaign on but up to this moment they have not responded. >> i wouldn't hold your breath. lawrence: idf troops taking out

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lawrence: antony blinken will meet with the israeli prime minister tomorrow with the hope of finalizing a hostage deal and a cease-fire. très angst joins us from israel. what's the reality of that because hamas seems very negative on the talks so far? >> reporter: antony blinken is arriving in israel for talks as cease-fire negotiations continue.

america's topped up a map looking to move the ball forward amid concerns that israel and hamas don't agree on a path forward, negotiations did wrap up friday after two days of intense talks. they will resume later this week in cairo. a joint statement was released that the meetings were serious, constructive and conducted in a positive atmosphere. that description came from parties that are not directly involved in the decisionmaking. tension remains high with fears that failed talks will lead to iran launching a highly anticipated attack as fierce fighting rages on in gaza. they issued new evacuation orders for palestinian civilians and ground forces put pressure on central gaza. military activities coupled with the talks trying to exert leverage on hamas, group that holds a hundred hostages, some dead and some ally. we are tracking a story from the west bank. and israeli drone strike

targeted a car killing two members of hamas. israeli strikes in the west bank our new concept conducted multiple times over the past year. this week is highly consequential and largely seen as a last-ditch effort for a new cease-fire between israel and hamas. brian: thanks. here to react is former national security adviser kay t mcfarlane. the 8 have taken out 17,000 of how the hamas fighters, do you think it is in their interests to stop fighting with so many? >> reporter: israel has done something significant in the last two weeks, has taken out three of the top four leaders of hamas and hezbollah. that's shaken iran to its core especially because one of the

leaders wasn't around for negotiations. he was killed in his own apartment protected by the iranians in tehran. that makes the uranium leadership nervous. how did this happen? i was struck when i read the white house announcement that secretary blinken was going to the middle east to finalize the terms of the deal? fine allies? nothing has changed. if anything the israelis are in a better position than they were before but no one looks like they will come to a peace agreement. brian: hamas has somebody monitoring and they say so far risk is an illusion. good luck with that and we will see you. one thing the israelis have to do is make sure if they don't take out the bulk of the hamas fighters we will be back in 8 months with another horrific attack with rocket fire.

the other major issue is penetration of ukrainian forces in russia beyond their borders for the first time since world war ii looks like ukrainian forces just destroy the key bridge, moved 300 mi. into russian territory and vladimir putin is frozen. he freezes in times of crisis and it is happening again. how destabilizing is this penetration? >> it doesn't change things in the long run but it shakes things up in the near term. once vladimir putin's initial goal was to go to ukraine quickly, change the government and be in charge. after two years of fighting, ukraine has conducted itself unbelievably well, the russian forces have not done well but this is a war of attrition,

there are more resources and more people to throw into the fight. what ukraine has probably done is force russia to divert its more seasoned and better troops to the area around where the ukrainians have gone but ukraine, at the end of the day it helps to put it in better position but the only way this war ends is with a negotiated solution where each side gets something, not as much as they want but if they got the negotiated solution it would work quickly. that is not going to happen if the war end class for russia, no one will rush in to rebuild russia. brian: i understand in st. petersburg they are sending drones in regularly to destabilize the city so

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>> welcome back to "fox and friends" was a rainy weekend across the northeast causing problems but on sundays i like to show you what the week ahead looks like. this is what model think this week, a little more rain will help us, look at those four corners, arizona, utah getting more monsoon rain. look at this towards florida, a very rainy week ahead almost every day some significant showers. a big story is here across the northeast, about another 36 hours for the storm to get out of here.

heavy rain will cause flooding, localized from dc through baltimore to the hudson valley look at this threat of the flooding. this front stalls out in parts of florida and that is where we will see a lot of that rainfall. to you in chicago. lawrence: with 41 million jen z voters casting a ballot, harris and trump campaigns are pushing for the tiktok ticket. >> with scout at the dog park on the mississippi, the first entry into tiktok or as we call it tim talk. >> some gifts. >> when i am vice president are you on tiktok? >> i heard that recently, i thought i would get on here myself. >> the president is now on tiktok.

lawrence: our next guest says they are looking for more substance over trendy videos. a student at the university of illinois, thanks for joining us. when you say young people want more substance, what do you mean by that? >> we don't want tiktok videos of politicians or celebrities, young people are no longer, what we've seen in the past 3 years by the kamala administration, not in charge of the fiasco we are seeing but young people like me are sick of seeing, you are a politician, young people like me are no longer buying popularity contest approach and we are appalled to see the state of the united states of

america. lawrence: this is not high school. this is not college. not who is the coolest even though some would make the argument donald trump is more relatable than kamala harris. when i see young people moving in with her parents or can't afford to get their first house, that has to be a concerning factor when you make a vote for the next president. >> as a young voter i am appalled by everything. i'm 20 years old, it is heartbreaking for me to see america, we are seeing the left going from extremism to extremism to extremism and one key issue, how we measure the economy is not just the economy but the whole culture that has been radicalized, as a young voter it is hard to vote for a

party to put tampons in a boy's bathroom, putting man and woman sports going after parents for not letting children transition. that is why younger men like me are trending conservative. lawrence: you guys on campus covering the stories on campus, $25,000 for your first home. even though the supreme court said you can to do it we will try to force it down. can they by your vote? >> i was a bernie sanders supporter, a socialist until i started studying the policies they are talking about, a promise for votes, no longer afraid to call themselves socialists, the socialist policy ruined countries, they put everything in shambles.

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and increased risk of cancer and cancer death. some of this is largely attributed, 8 billion people worldwide now, not 10 billion then so more people, more deaths. what they really showed was men over 65 were really at risk for more of these cancers and deaths. why is that? 40% of all cancers can be attributed to lifestyle. the third of men worldwide smoke cigarettes still. obviously tobacco smoke is linked to cancer and other diseases. also sedentary lifestyle and other things. 60% of cancers have nothing to do with lifestyle. it is important to get those cancer screenings and men don't go to cancer screenings the same way women do. very important, colonoscopies, mammograms for women. if you've smoked in the past, get your lung cancer screenings, early detection saves lives. one thing that is important is people who have been smoking cigarettes tend to think the damage is done, medical keep

smoking, that's not true. within one day of stopping smoking your heart rate can go back to normal. within a couple weeks your cardiovascular disease risk goes down call weeks to months, your risk of cancers go down, if you are smoking you have to quit smoking. ainsley: we all love coffee and service and some like energy drinks but too much of that is a bad thing according to this new study. >> a small study looked at healthy adults, if you have 400 mg of caffeine a day is a lot, one of those cups from starbucks, several energy drinks, showing you can have increased blood pressure. caffeine is a stimulant that can increase blood pressure and you can feel shaky but they suggest long-term if you have that much a day you can have hypertension or chronic high blood pressure and that comes with dementia risk. we are not quite here with the

data but some coffee is good for your health, decreases your risk of dementia. millions of times i've told you moderation. i love coffee. i stay away from energy drinks because they are health benefits, some of those energy drinks have a stimulant effect. ainsley: 400 grams, four cups of coffee, ten cans of soda. >> you should not be drinking soda. ainsley: just have the regular one, don't have the diet one. >> stay away from soft drinks, regular, diet, just stick with water or something else healthier. there is no health benefit to those whatsoever. ainsley: they also make the many ones. everything in moderation. great to see you and great job yesterday.

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>> good morning. it's 8:00 a.m.. i'm coming live to you this morning in chicago ahead of the dnc. passing the torch. we're learning how president biden plans to honor vp harris tomorrow as his party moves on. ainsley. >> and mark disturbing house judiciary report revealing how biden harris policies contributed to the rise in violent migrant crime and murder of laken riley. congressman jim jordan joins us on that with all the details.

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