kamala harris will take the stage but notably after not doing a single interview as a democratic nominee for president is it a good strategy? twenty-eight days, no interviews she wants to do one for the end of the month, but time is ticking. >> it has been a great strategy. i do think we will hear a lot of specifics from her. everything she has been doing so far has worked. democratic unity. very interesting week to see how that plays out. >> looking forward to having you we will see if it works. obama's taking the stage. live from chicago, we will bring you all the details. tune in for special coverage of the democratic national convention in chicago. ♪

>> chicago, the state of illinois, they have rolled out the red carpet. they have done nothing but the absolute best to make sure that this convention is the best that they ever had. >> we are ready for this convention. working with the secret service as well as other local agencies to ensure a safe and peaceful vibrate exciting convention. >> donald trump is barnstorming all over the country over the course of this next week while the democrats are fighting in chicago. >> we will definitely be counter programming the disastrous national convention. we look forward to the winning message they will bring across the country in contrast to the losing message that the democrats have right now. celebrating four years of failures that kamala has brought to this country.

>> any moment now we are expected to see and hear from vice president kamala harris. battleground pennsylvania. >> all eyes on chicago were delegates from across the country errors -- are expected to throw their support behind the harris/tim walz ticket. anti-israel protests expected to dissent this afternoon. we are expecting a news conference from one of those groups just about one hour from now. it will be a busy sunday afternoon. glad everyone is joining us here i am sandra smith in new york. john, great to be with you today >> good we had a week off. it will be busy, busy, busy for the next six days. this is sunday edition of america reports. kamala harris formally accepting her nomination. revealing where she names among voters. >> it shows her lagging on top issues like the economy and

immigration, but harris has improved our president biden's performance from earlier this year. more on the power rankings will we speak with matt and richard. they will be joining us live coming up. john: fox team coverage starts right now with lucas. how the president is preparing for his keynote speech tomorrow. >> first let's get to jackie. she is live in chicago where major protests are expected. what are we seeing and hearing so far, jackie? hi. >> it's really quite out there right now. you have people working the room right here. some finishing touches going on the stage. they been doing sound and lighting checks. getting ready for the celebration that will kick off tomorrow. the governor really downplayed what may be coming. for now, the focus is on the shift that we are about to witness from biden to harris as the parties foremost leader. she does have momentum as she

picks the baton. a new washington post poll that shows that harris has a narrow lead over trump among narrow registered voters. a big improvement from just one month ago when trump was ahead abided in that sample 43-42%. we will hear a lot of thanks to joe and promises that harris will continue to build on the foundation that he laid it privately, it is much more sensitive. biden is not sticking around to take in the tributes. he will be long gone when obama pelosi and even harris speak later in the week. democrats privately and publicly acknowledge that biden is still feeling the wound. pelosi was recently asked of her long relationship could survive and she replied i hope so, i pray so, i cry so. i lose sleep on it. biden will frame his decision on a choice to put america first.

he will also count his decision to endorse harris quickly allowed the party to shift the focus to defeating the other side. harris is expected to appear with him tomorrow to signal all is good. his signal for her is genuine. tensions will also continue to mount outside of the convention center with anti-israel protesters setting up shop as close as they can get to the action. >> really, the protesters are protesting something that is very far away from here. very important, but it's not about people getting drafted from here going abroad. honestly, i expect we will have peaceful protests. >> another surprise, we learned today that michelle obama is going to speak. that is another effort to keep the focus on the future and not the past or even the president.

>> we will be covering all of it jackie, thank you. john: president biden is at camp david today preparing for a speech tomorrow at the dnc. a dramatic turn of events for the career politician as just weeks ago he was expecting to be accepting his party's nomination for a second time. instead it will be biden's swansong and people may describe this as a bittersweet moment for biden, but i would think more bitter than sweet. >> that is right. it is been about one month since brendan -- president biden dropped out of the race. now the democratic nominee. we heard from jackie. president biden speaks tomorrow. vice president kamala harris speaks on thursday. a column in the new york times " biden went from looking forward

to getting back on the campaign trail to garden one weekend with a handprints of barack obama, nancy pelosi, chuck schumer and jeffries on the presidents back houck abided not be heard that it would from four days to a joyful rump with kamala atop the ticket". speak in a rally a few days ago north caroline that admitting that prices are now much higher than they were under donald trump. >> i will work the past the first ever federal ban on price gauging 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%. >> trump's running mate

responded to that this morning on "fox news sunday." >> the american people just do not buy the idea that kamala harris who has been vice president for three and a half years will somehow tackle the inflation crisis in a way tomorrow that she has not for the past 1300 days. giving kamala harris over control is like giving jeffrey epstein over human trafficking policy. >> president biden will be returning here to the white house this afternoon from camp david no doubt putting some last minute touches in that big speech tomorrow night in chicago >> calling for the handprints on the presidents back. he may feel like they are more like knives. thank you. >> let's bring in our panel now. matt gorman and richard fowler. a fox news contributor. does it work for trump and vance to go after harris on these

economic proposals which say that harris will fix the economy when she has been in the white house that has led us to this point? >> yeah. if you saw her on friday he would've thought she was a challenger. inflation in the housing market at its worst. look, her economic land, she is taking plans for weeks to moderate decisions. the first thing she puts her name on his price controls, subsidizing demand. even the mainstream media. >> price gauging. i'm sorry, i've been on vacation , i missed that one. if she is calling up these companies for what she calls price gouging, the last i checked, that is illegal activity in like 37 states. the states have the power to call these companies out on it. what makes her think she can tell voters that she will somehow cap prices and not run

companies out of business? >> i do think that matt is right it seems as though kamala harris and governor tim walz are the challenges and the momentum seems to be on their side. the key take away is a keen acknowledgment that prices are indeed too high and they are still too high. whether or not she will tackle price gouging will take work of the congress to do that. i do think it's important to point out that there are some items in the grocery store and some items on big box shelves that cost too much. >> according to whom. if i am an economist i will challenge you. according to whom? economics is supply and demand. richard, we will dig into that another time. you avoided the question. when it comes to the top issues for voters i will decide the

next president, it is the economy. these are the new fox news power rankings. 38% say that that is there deciding factor. immigration number two, abortion number three. his abortion that type going to be a challenge for republicans. >> i think abortion animated some of the population that will go to the polls solely based on abortion. unlike 2022, for instance, immigration right there. another group of voters. that will be a battle. republicans keep focused on the economy. keep pressing kamala on it. i think that that will be key to this whole thing. >> when it comes to where harris and trump stand on key qualities , i will get you to weigh in. i asked that because it is almost like she is suggesting that prices are artificially high and that companies are just deciding what they will label

these prices on the shelf. they've gotta pay wages, they've gotta pay utilities, they've gotta pay soaring gas prices. their profit margins have been squeezed. this is a quality that we are seeing in the candidates and where they rank on them. sixteen-point difference there. temperament harris wins. she is up there on where people see them as far as the key qualities of voters are looking for in the candidates. will this help her, richard? >> i think this will absolutely help her. this idea of being single issue voters, i think it is a relic of the past. they are going to the voting box with a grocery cart of issues. i think the fact that you see her doing so well on temperament and so well on those types of issues speak to the fact that the momentum in this race has

shifted and she may be the best one to have the temperament to handle the economy where we are dealing with two higher prices. >> at least the media is now talking about. the prices swelled over the last three or four years. we saw federal spending go up. for a long time it was ignored and it got worse and it got worse. now the media is asking questions about the economy and what harris can do about. listen. >> my opponent is calling you an economist. >> tried in lots of other countries before. venezuela, argentina, soviet union. >> is this just a ploy? it sounds like it. >> is it anything more than a gimmick? >> it seems, matt, she is not even fooling the media with this one. >> they have called her out, too she was tepid at best defending

at this morning. it is very easy at first. it is sturdy. you start moving blocks around and it gets a lot shakier. kamala is finding this out now. i just do not understand why the first economic policy proposed is put your name on it. it is mind boggling. >> you can do this simple homework and see that this is already law in most states. you cannot price gouge. it is illegal activity. this is going to be interesting to see where this goes. thank you to both of you for joining us. >> good to see you, sandra. >> we have some activity that we are monitoring. >> we do. kamala harris has just touched down in pittsburgh. the weather not particularly lovely in pittsburgh today. chicago for hair big speech on thursday. i cannot get over the switch.

it was supposed to be president biden giving the big acceptance speech on thursday. kamala harris would've been slotted for the evening saw. now biden is going to give his big thank you very much, farewell speech on monday. and then he literally will be relegated to being an afterthought for the rest of the week. >> to matt's point earlier, it's almost like she's sounding like a challenger to biden's policies with some of these pitches. calling out for gimmicks, for voters. there is a lot to be covered here. the weather is not exactly wasn't yet they are in pittsburgh. a very rainy scene there as we see the door open. >> when it comes to price controls you would have thought we learned better after nixon tried it back in the 70s. now this. ♪

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>> flashback 256 years ago. the democratic kickoff sees anything like the protests in chicago. back in 1968. tens of thousands of anti-israel protesters vowing to dissent tomorrow setting the stage for comparisons to the chaos in the 1968 democratic convention. good to see you. they were very committed back in 1968. our anti-israel protesters these days based on what we saw earlier this year.

here's what the new york post said about what may be ahead. protest upon chicago to steal the spotlight from the dnc harris walls ticket. what are you expecting in chicago this week? >> it is great to be with you. i do hope that the chicago police are prepared, the sheriffs are prepared there is not violence and know people are injured. they may be anti-israel, i think that that is true, but these are the same people, i think some of them don't even know why they are there, but the leadership of these protests is pro- islamist, hard-core left, progressive, believe deeply that america's place in the world is in decent and the problem is us, the united states and israel and not these islamic terrorists. sadly, they are there in chicago because they think that their presence can sway the democratic

party even further to their side we have seen that. we saw where they demanded israel conduct a cease-fire 10 months ago before the israelis even had a chance to take out any parts of hamas. they have been holding back israel from securing its own sovereignty for months and months and months. it has caused more death. it tens of thousands of israelis that aren't living in their homes from the attacks of haswell. use all of americans held hostage. she will not mention this once in her speech. this is what these protesters are doing. they are the left anchor of the democratic party. sad to see one of two of america's major parties has succumbed to the pro- islamist wing inside their own party. >> kamala harris seems to try to throw those protesters a bone to a greater degree than president biden has. listening to what she had to say after meeting with benjamin

netanyahu. >> what is happening god's over the past nine months is devastating. we cannot allow ourselves to become numb to the suffering and i will not be silent. >> that did not seem to buy her any points with anti-israel protesters. they were still heckling her at a rally she had in detroit. she seems to be throwing israel under the bus to a large degree and not getting any political benefit from it. >> when you do not know who you are, when you don't know who you believe, you will disappoint everyone. that is what these protesters believe. they saw that and they said she will not be silent. you are not going to be silent. you need to come out for us. i predict she will make no mention of this in her remarks at the convention. she wants to stay far away from this issue. she knows that the elon wing of her party is strong and capable.

i suspect she has a lot more sympathy for them president biden does in his heart of hearts. >> an echo of the 1960s the other day in the harris tim walz rally, listen to what was said. [inaudible] >> 1960s, 67-68 the chant was lbj, how many kids did you kill today. everything that is old is new again. >> the following sentence, such misplaced anger. the responsibility for every one of these deaths, and i agree every death is a tragedy, but

the responsibility is squarely in tehran. the hostages being held is squarely in her chiron. the blame cap the whole goal or blame the israelis for these deaths fundamentally is not what happened. >> again, going back to 1968, mayor richard daley was heavily criticized for heavy-handed tactics. using chicago police to try to control the demonstrators. once infamously ordered shoot to kill arsonists shoot to name looters. a softer handed approach "we are focused on collaborative solutions and have extended this approach to our convention preparation to balance the need for security with our commitment to free expression. maybe there richard daley went too far about that but is

johnson going far enough? >> i suspect that the protesters are looking for collaboration within the mayor. i suspect that is the last thing on their mind when they show up. law enforcement officers know how to secure the city. frankly they failed to do it every time in chicago because of the failed matters of the mayor. make no mistake, the police will have their hands full. while we want everyone to have the right to speak in protest freely, i suspect the protesters that come to chicago have different thoughts in their mind and they will make this as difficult for the dnc as they possibly can in the security professionals need to make sure that they are prepared for that. >> we will see. kamala harris and the second gentleman walking down the steps of air force two. they are in pittsburgh for a big rally to kick off the week. >> all eyes are on her right now

pittsburgh. half past 1:00 o'clock our care on the east coast. it took a little bit of time there. the weather is not exactly participating with any of us on the east coast right now. it is been a rainy rainy day there in pittsburgh. she has now stepped off the plane and she will make her way. >> a lot ahead in the days to follow. we will keep you apprised of everything right here on the fox news channel. >> okay. she did not speak for the record as she got off the plane. putting migrant problems in the spotlight. what can we expect to hear as a border crisis plays out in the background. we will ask byron for his thoughts on that. he is next.

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>> the city that you just saw there showing a warning ahead of the dnc. he expects several hundred to arrive from texas. border security remains a top concern for voters. let's bring in byron york. byron, great to have you on. let me put up on the screen what governor abbott is saying about this. he spoke about sending more migrants to the windy city. step up and do their jobs to secure the border. continue busting migrants to sanctuary cities across to provide much-needed relief to our overwhelmed border towns. how is this going over? >> this is something that governor abbott has been doing for quite a while. i would not make too much about this. the 2000 migrants texas has said to chicago is a tiny portion of the more than 7 million that

have crossed illegally into the united states and been allowed to stay. most of it is an organic process in which migrants crossing the united states are allowed to stay here and then go to wherever they were heading in the first place. you cannot have 7 million people across the border and all of them stay in eagle pass. that will not work. they are going all throughout the country and they are burdening a lot of municipalities. chicago is one of them. washington, d.c. is one of them. new york city is one of them. pretty much able -- every mid side city in the country is feeling this. >> you just look at the numbers and migrants are coming to the city since the beginning of the crisis. that number is nearing for the thousand. for the thousand have come into that city.

we know that the hospitals are overwhelmed spirit we have seen the police precincts inundated. we saw the city council fights that have erupted in the suburbs surrounding chicago because so many of them have been put on trains and sent out to the outer suburbs of that city. they been dealing with this for quite some time and they are fed up. the soccer fields are taken over this is a drop in the bucket in their complaining about that. this city has been dealing with that for years. >> i suspect that we will not hear a lot about those burdens from the podium at the democratic convention. the fact is that those problems are in fact there. you will hear, i think, kamala harris and perhaps others in the biden administration saying the flow of immigrants has slowed dramatically recently. it could lead to the question you could have stopped it all along? anytime you wanted? but it has been reduced somewhat

now. i think that the trust problem for voters listening to kamala harris saying that she will secure the border after the four years of the biden administration in which whatever her title was she had a significant role in border policy. after all of that it is hard for anyone to actually believe that she would secure the border. >> you regardless of what her title was. she seems to be running away from having anything to do with it because it is not a good situation, to be clear. we are looking live at kamala harris. she has arrived in a rainy pittsburgh. she is talking to supporters on the ground there as she and her husband make their way ahead of their big bus to her which will kick off moments from now just hours ahead of the beginning of the dnc. this is jim jordan earlier. i want to play this out. he joined fox and friends this morning slamming the biden

harris administration on what is happening at the border. this is one of the biggest issues for voters. >> 99 people on the terrorist watch list were released in the country. the person involved of all of this, they just made their nominee. when 10 million people come into this country illegally the equivalent of the entire population of ohio. >> just think about that, byron. >> it is a huge problem. the polls showed that large numbers of americans think this is the most important problem facing the country. if they don't think it's the most important they think that it is the second most important after inflation. it is a serious, serious issue. the problem with anybody from the biden administration including the vice president saying that they will now secure the border, the problem is the record of the last four years in which they did not.

the reason the border rush occurred beginning in early 2021 , was because the entire democratic field in the 2020 primaries, and that includes vice president kamala harris promising to get rid of the measures that president trump took to suppress and to stop illegal crossings at the border. they promise to just throw all of those out of word got around, of course. and the rush began. it's been going on for four years now. >> i want to start off with your headline. ap said everyone should know. a mug shot that we will put up on the screen here. what is that you want everyone to know about the story? >> kind of a famous gangster in peru. it thinking to be responsible for 23 murders. he was arrested a few days ago in upstate new york at a small town in upstate new york. you may ask yourself how did

this notorious murderer from peru get into united states. the question is, he walked in. he crossed the border in texas in may. he was arrested by u.s. authorities and promptly released with what is called a notice to appear meaning they told him to appear before an immigration judge sometime, maybe years in the future. and then he made its way into upstate new york where authorities finally learned he was in the country and arrested him. the problem, of course, if they are not checking people enough so that they can capture someone wanted for 23 murders, what are they doing inventing people to cross the border? >> that is a huge question. a growing question on the minds of so many voters out there. >> thank you, sandra. >> kamala harris has already leveled off. if you see the numbers that we are seeing and you actually talk to the american people, i feel extremely confident we will be

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democrats rallying behind vice president here is the head of the democratic convention after many of them slammed those that did not back president biden before he dropped out of the

race. our next guest is one of those folks. raising $2 million for her. she will be at the dnc tomorrow. let's bring in a member of the harris finance committee. >> you are all in all biden. you then denounce people that wanted to throw biden overboard. now you are all in on harris. a lot of people may wonder why you jumped ship. >> on the night of the debate i was with resident biden. i was with them five-10 minutes after the debate. i did not tell him that it did not go well. the pool started coming in. i was speaking with fellow donors. i was freaking out. the money was drying up. no one was giving any cash. i was scared or even a little

embarrassed to ask. you saw the cratering of the polls among house and senate members. we cannot lose the house and senate. this is not a decision thas easy for me. without money there is no firepower. if you don't have the resources for that how do you wage a campaign. >> posting her in philadelphia alongside and hopefully governor schapiro. we are waiting a day. it will be super exciting. they raise it to 10 mill because there is so much demand. >> you find it easier to raise money for her. she has momentum that biden did not have. she still trails donald trump on some of the most important issues. trump leads her by eight points on the economy.

leads are by 13 points on immigration. that is not as much is she led president biden. economy in the and immigration come up as the top two issues. can she went with him showing that much of a lead on these issues. >> i totally agree with that in your insights. that is what it is about. she is already beginning to do that. you see her coming out in the child expansion. child tax credit. i am going to say something that should not be taboo in the democratic party but often is. we need border security. i am an immigrant. my family waited years to come here. my family bought skills. now my family hires employees dozens of people. i think we should strength our legal channels of immigration while making sure we don't have poor supporters. look at history patrols against

price gouging. it did not go well in the nixon administration back in the 70s how is this any different? >> a lot of company is the pandemic as an excuse to jack up prices. companies are finally realizing a lot of consumers are not having. its greed inflation rather than inflation. they should not be able to take advantage of the american people >> back in the 70s people were slaughtering cattle, drowning chickens, store shelves were empty. the producers just could not produce. >> i do not like price controls. i do not mean any government controls. i mean shaming them with the bully pulpit. that microphone, that platform

is in credibly powerful. she could call them out by name. there are things you can do without implementing government controls. john: thank you so much for joining us. safe travels to chicago. we will see you again. >> kamala harris is trying to deceive the american people and frankly it is insulting. the difference between kamala harris and president trump is trump can be trusted to implement these policies. >> critics are slamming vice president harris on her price control pitch to voters. why some are accusing her of pushing economic policies on americans. we will have that next. daddy's puppy. once we got on the farmer's dog he just attacks it, it's incredible.

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up and down the eastern seaboard we have high rip current risk. couple of folks lost their lives if you're getting into these area beaches today or tomorrow, the rip currents are strong and you can be drug out to sea. be really careful. high rip currents in some of these spots. how big are the waves actually? looking at areas of 5 feet up to 6-foot waves. much higher than they typically would be this time of year. some areas 8-foot waves. this is dragging off. we are really getting into the heart here. we will continue to watch it. >> we know you will. keep us updated. >> vice president harris making her pitch to voters in western pennsylvania today. we are expected to speak next hour. we have an all-star lineup of guest to take you through the next hour. final preparations are underway for the beginning of the democratic national convention. h us.

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