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t minus 74 days until america decides. one final day in chicago. here in downtown chicago. >> dana: yes, hi. how are you? i'm great. i am. >> bill: can i tell you something, i've been looking forward to that day for a week. >> dana: i know, this is "america's newsroom." we came to chicago. we had a great time. it is a lot, fox news has done amazing getting us all here, people behind the scenes. we're here, everybody has worked hard and thank you for that. >> bill: huge summer of politics, being in milwaukee and now chicago. peggy nunan puts a fine point on what she sees. kamala harris off to a strong start. dnc was fine, it will come down to policy. if you have followed our

coverage this week, policy is a big deal. there are clear distinctions in the trump camp and now in kamala harris and tim walz in minnesota. >> dana: fourth and final night of dnc in the books. vice president kamala harris officially accepted her party's nomination. her speech gave a peek at how she would govern. >> middle class is where i come from. my moth er kept a strict budget. i will bring together labor and workers and small business owners and entrepreneurs and american companies to create jobs, to grow our economy and to lower the cost of everyday needs like health care and housing and groceries. we will end america's housing shortage. [cheering] >> and protect social security and medicare. >> bill: it sounded good while

it happened. former president trump reacting, accusing kamala harris of glossing over liberal progressive record and ignoring key issues, he said late last night. >> it was a lot of complaining, she did not talk about china, did not talk about fracking or crime, did not talk about 70% of people living in poverty. she did not talk about housing, the trade deficit, she did not talk about. child trafficking she's allowed to happen because she was the border czar and weakest border in history of our country. >> dana: marie and peter are on deck. first to peter doocy. >> peter: she wants to move past bitterness of last couple years, even though she's been vice president. >> with this election, our

na nation, our nation with this election, has a precious, fleeting opportunity to move past the bitterness, cynicism and devisive battles of the past, a chance to chart a new way forward. >> peter: started to paint picture of her economic plan with a broad brush, promising middle class tax cut she says would impact 100 million people. the dnc did not cave to pressure from outsiders, including 400,000 uaw union to include pro-palestinian speaker on stage. when harris brought up the war she threaded the needle like this. >> president biden and i are working to end this war such that israel is secure, the hostages are released, the suffering in gaza ends and the palestinian people can realize

their right to dignity, security, freedom and self-determination. >> peter: the harris campaign is trying to figure out which swing state she will visit first post-convention and how to fulfill their promise for an interview by the end of this month. >> madam vice president, congratulations. are you ready for your fox news interview? >> peter: vice president harris is still here in chicago. officials have not told us what she is up to all day before flying back to washington later this afternoon. dana. >> dana: peter doocy, great to see you in person in chicago. catch you on the other side. >> bill: marie harf and charlie hurt are here, you behaved yourself. >> i was waiting for beyonce.

>> bill: a gentleman said i have contacts at the airport, he said, taylor swift airplane just landed. trump last night after she gets off stage comes on the air and says, she talks about the border, she could fly to the white house tonight and do something about it. he said, she does not need a bill, i did not have a bill and fixed it. she could do the same thing. i thought it was his most effective response and if he keeps that up on every issue, he'll be in line with how to prosecute this case against her. >> charlie: that is the problem for kamala harris, making the case that she laid out yesterday with same time making case for why she has not done it in the past four years. >> bill: she can take about ending the housing crisis, you

have not done anything in four years to end it. i would argue, she's done things to hurt it. she launches into other things and she had talked about the $20,000 for down payments for people with houses. who will pay for this stuff? this stuff costs a lot of money. she can talk about tax cut for middle class taxpayers, but you're going to have to pay for this stuff. >> dana: put it on the board. this is harris' economic plan. basically to show you she has some plans she's put forward. they loose. raising corporate tax from 21 to 28 and there is some evidence that shows that will result in lower wages for folks. they want to do stock buyback and raise top income tax. all you see is tax increases. sheun waed to cut taxes for

middle class, she is fine with letting tax cut expire when those were for the middle class. she likes to say they were for the wealthy, we know that is where they went. how are they going to thread that economic needle going forward? mari >> you will hear how harris' economic plans are for middle class. there is good economic news. people are still feeling it in their pocketbooks and wallets, that is true. kamala harris and joe biden administration have created more jobs more than trump did leaps and bounds. >> dana: can i stop you, i don't understand why democrats are prete pretending covid did not happen. we know what happened to jobs and it is absurd to think joe biden if he had been president or hillary clinton would not have done something to protect health of people and to say job

losses were on trump's watch as if he had some terrible economic plan, that is not fair. >> you are right, take out covid, first two years, joe biden created more jobs than donald trump did. democrats have to have, to your point, have to have clear economic message. what they are saying, if you make less than $400,000 your taxes are not going up. donald trump is focused on corporations and wealthiest. we will help you buy your first home. >> dana: spending power was decrea decreased because if retirees came out of retirement to go to work, that i have to pay for that. >> also helped build bridges and roads including my home state of ohio. >> dana: and eight charging stations. she did what she had to do,

introduced herself, told her professional and personal story and laid out positive forward-looking agenda for the country. we're not going back, that is a powerful argument when you contrast with trump, as we hfrd w heard from trump. >> bill: he is making a very simple case, charlie referred to it. if you cared about it and you had the power to change it, you would have done it over the past 3-1/2 years, it is a strong argument and back to peggy nunan, it is policies. right? it is clear. it is black and white. >> yeah, i hope it is policies, it also winds up being credibility, as well. you can't make arguments and pretend you have not been here last four years, which is basically this magic trick she's trying to pull off. another thing that came out this week, downward revision by

800,000 on job numbers. that is bad in term s of credibility and makes you wonder what other things we do not know about the economy. the real problem, that is 800,000 people who administration said had jobs that don't have jobs right now. that creases people's misery. >> bill: this inflation report that came out, how are we to believe the numbers? 2.9%. one more thing, we watched speeches all week, it is dishonest to say donald trump is behind project 2025. it is not true. that is a flat out lie. >> all of his people are, though. >> bill: it is still teleprompter every night in that arena in chicago, why? >> so many of his closest advisers are behind project 2025. they openly talk about how they have talked to him about it,

talked to his team about it. do any of us not think those ideas are not things he would do. >> bill: like what? i'm sorry -- >> dana: like what? >> bill: give us one? >> it is a huge document, whether about women's health -- dismantling this government that does good things including helping people get social security checks, for example. donald trump has not outlined particular policy agenda except project 2025. it scares people, he is talking about joe biden impeachment, talking about hunter biden. he is not in the weeds except for project 2025. >> bill: he went to the border yesterday, he knew that was the day she would claim the nomination and she was there with this grieving mother who lost her daughter, a mother of

five and had a great life, ran a business, that is decision he made to draw a contrast. >> why are republicans running from it so quickly. the ideas are toxic to the american people. >> boogie men work well in politics and that is grath. democrats are making project 2025 into a boogie man because they don't want to run against donald trump and his record. that is pretty reveals a lot. >> dana: one thing, the media has allowed democrats all week to say donald trump owns project 2025. they are making him and all speeches said that. he's on the speeches said, you are not part of my thing. people that work for kamala harris said inflation was going to go up. nobody knows about that.

jason crow was in the media this week saying that. media does not ask kamala harris, they can't, she is not available. why are you changing your mind on fracking? he has to own something he's publicly disavowed and she does not have to own anything she won't comment on, that is bizarre and we'll get in trouble, we've got to go. >> bill: thank you, marie. charlie, been a great week. >> dana: i guess we have thoughts. fox news alert. [cheering] [screaming] >> dana: police in riot gear kept control as protesters storm streets of chicago to cap off the final night of dnc. burning flags andeck haddeling people. garrett tinney has more.

>> protests were smaller than we had seen. they went on late into the night. pro-palestinian demonstrators were waiting for delegates as they left and chanted shame on you. >> shame on you. shame on you. >> a bit more aggressive and got up in people's face and shouting things like, do you like killing children, that is what you are voting for. protesters blocked traffic as folks were trying to leave. the driver had to say they supported palestine until police cl cleared that road. zeroed in on delegates at a dnc after-party and met with heavy police presence. at least one person was arrested. on monday, protesters broke through a security fence.

last night police had officers in riot gear as protesters gathered to kickoff the night. one of the main organizers of this week's protests for decades, democratic taken votes for granted and there will be consequences if that doesn't change. >> the whole world is watching and they will watch for three more months and if democrats and kamala harris don't do something or say something different, they're going to lose. >> we're getting an update from chicago police later on the arrest numbers for tz week. chicago police are getting a lot of praise for how well they handled this week. no major clashes to the democratic national convention.

>> dana: breaking news here, watch. >> once again, the houthis have attacked a ship that is carrying oil and that could likely spill into the red sea creating an environmental disaster. >> bill: here is what is going on, houthis are back at it, striking again in the red sea giving our navy fits. is the u.s. doing enough to defend tehran's key allies, in a moment here. >> dana: this arizona man under arrest accused of making death threats on donald trump while visiting the state and this, too. >> after decades in law enforcement, i know the importance of safety and security, especially at our border. i will bring back the bipartisan border security bill he killed and i will assign it into law. >> bill: four years in power, it was sidelined and vice president kamala harris wants to get a

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>> dana: breaking news out of boulder, colorado. a train derailment. the crash happened north of boulder community health department. there was train bridge damaged and fuel from the trains have been leaking into boulder creek.

two train conductors have been injured, minor injuries. thank goodness for that. keep an eye on that and see if any more damage to the community will result. we'll get you more on that. also two. two grieving mothers with plea from the southern border yesterday begging for tighter security after illegal migrants took the lives of their daughters. >> we're here because we're losing our moms, our daughters, our children to criminals and that shouldn't happen. >> i really hope everybody can hear my pain. we need to stop losing children, mothers, sisters because now i get to grieve every single day, every milestone that hits gets harder because she's not there for it. >> dana: in august last year,

rachel morin, mother of five, was raped and murdered by illegal immigrant in dr. salvador plasencia el salvador. and this past june, jocelyn nun nungaray's body was found in a creek. that was her mother speaking with president trump in arizona. >> my community is tired and frustrated. over last 3-1/2 years in this county when it comes to crime, policies have failed this country, policies have failed our sycitizens. tragedies my neighbors are addressing silently because nobody is listening. >> bill: that is the sheriff in tucson sector of arizona. you have a manhunt underway for a suspect allegedly threatening to kill the president. sheriff daniels joins us now. this fellow wanted for dui had

failure to appear for that, had a hit and run and a felony to register as a sex offender. what is the story for what happened yesterday? >> good morning, dana and bill. this individual, we got the day before, president trump's visit, we had information that he made a threat to harm president t trump. so we jumped on that right away, got with e skrooe /* /* in touc secret service. we went through the night and couldn't find him, we continued up through trump's visit. we had to stop the motorcade, at one time. after the event we found him, got a helicopter and tyke him down trying to leave a property.

you make a threat, vile threat, as he did in this case, we went after him. he's in custody. secret service did search warrant on his property. >> bill: we'll follow that. your sector, 262 miles issue that's a lot. these are numbers under president biden for for number of encounters, 1.2 million. that is three or four times what happened under president trump. >> you don't need a bill to create a border, all you have to do is say close the border and the border will be closed. >> you said on inauguration day you would start largest deportation in history. >> ve we have to get the criminals out. >> bill: if he were to win reelection, do you have

understanding for how they would go about finding illegals wanted in their previous countries for crimes? >> his prioritization is to secure the border. he engaged with sheriffs, mayors and communities. that is something that has not happened under vice president harris or president biden. he will work with sheriffs to identify these individuals and address it accordingly. >> bill: sheriff, been a long 3-1/2 years. do you see light at the end of the tunnel or not? >> i did. part of my speech yesterday, his visit provided us renewed hope. from the airport to the border, thousands of people lined up saying thank you for coming. what we have not seen is hope under this administration. i'm not being political, it is

real. i see vice president's speech last night. i was an ag. when you were vice president, you had control of this and failed to engage and acknowledge we have a border and now you are using it as political theme that i will be tough on the border. it is tough to swallow, bill. >> bill: see if people are listening. thank you for your time, we'll talk again down the road. >> lawrence: do you think kamala harris is ready on day one to be the commander-in-chief? >> absolutely not. all she's done yesterday is a lot of hype, smoke special mirrors. >> dana: voters chime in as vice president kamala harris tries to turn her agenda into reality, if she wins presidency, why her ambitions could run into a brick wall in congress. and controversial arizona voting law, what it means for both sides. it is important and we'll tell you about it next.

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>> bill: 8:34 in chicago, ill illinois. v.p. harris setting her sights on policy agenda she will pursue. if she takes up ruz dense at the white house, could get reality check from congress. chad pergram, good morning. >> chad: good morning. hinges on who controls congress, passing things won't be easy if democrats run congress. some democrats want to end the filibuster that concerns min minority leader mcconnell. district of columbia and puerto rico would be states, that would significantly disable our side. >> chad: pressure from left to

kill the filibuster since advocates like joe manchin and cnn are retiring. harris pushed the bill in her speech. republicans want to highlight border crisis under the biden-harris administration. >> wide open border is top two issues in many districts and swing states, top issue voters are paying attention to. kamala harris will be responsible for her failed record. >> chad: harris failed to address policy specifics. republicans say kamala harris lied on details, that does not bother democrats. >> people have a hard time affording places to live, she does not have to get into details, she just has to say that will be a priority. child care is a huge issue. for her to say we'll invest in the care economy. >> chad: harris highlighted john

lewis voting rights act and sanctuand safeguarding abortion rights. >> dana: supreme court delivering mixed ruling, letting arizona enforce some part of law requiring proof of citizenship to vote and justice rejecting other aspects of the law that could have blocked voters from voting in the upcoming election. i go to kerri urbahn. chairman of the rnc said, make it easier for noncitizen to vote, we fought tooth and nail to see law enforce and secure elections. what happened and what does it mean? >> arizona tried or did pass

common sense law that says you have to show that you are a citizen in order to vote in state and federal elections. supreme court kept state part saying states have authority in state elections. in federal elections, they do not have to require proof of citizenship. there is knowa act, federal law that says someone has to swear under penalty of perjury, they are a citizen, do not have to provide proof. arizona had taken it a step forward and said we need to verify if someone is saying we're a citizen, we will require them to provide proof. the supreme court court said not for now. >> dana: think about south carolina, they have requirement for id, right? how is that diver from arizona? >> where it is different, this was first law of its kind.

i asked our research team to look interest that, this is first law that required proof of citizenship, there is not a state with a law like this on the books. motivation behind the laws is voter fraud. there was a brief that pointed out senator franken in 2008 only won his senate race by 312 votes. proof of citizenship matters in close races. you would think this shouldn't be a partisan issue. we have seen that to be the case over and over again. >> dana: do you think there are other cases supreme court will have to weigh in on that will make a different? >> i don't think it will make a difference, i think the rnc is happy, it is a step in right direction requiring people to prove they are citizens when they vote and consistent with

showing idfor everything else in life. >> dana: 5-4 decision. >> that is before they reached merit of the case, this is just to allow that part to remain in place while this is litigated. >> dana: arkansas supreme court blocked abortion measure from being on the ballot in that state. there are abortion referendums in nevada and arizona, what happened in arkansas? >> a group of citizens tried to get an abortion amendment on the ballot so people they said so abortion rights would be enshrined within the state constitution saying up until 18 weeks one could have an abortion. in arkansas one can only have an abortion if it is to save the life of the mother. and arkansas supreme court said they had not properly gathered

signatures and that ballot cannot be before the voters. >> dana: not in arkansas, but in other states. thank you for being here this morning. >> bill: growing speculation, what will he do? r.f.k. jr. ticket, is he on virge of dropping out? if so, will he offer an endorsement today? we may find out this afternoon. if so, does that tip the scale in any way? tight race. kr critical day for the economy, waiting to hear what the fed chair has to say. he has a view of the sunrise over the tetons, what they will do about rate hikes? we'll track that as markets are up triple digits.

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>> dana: few hours from now, robert f kennedy, there are reports he could drop out of the race and endorse former president trump. james freeman explained that. donald trump was on "fox and friends" yesterday, listen in here. >> if he endorsed me here, i would be honored by it. he has his heart in the right place. he is a respected person. women love some of his policies and i guess some people don't like some of his policies. overall, democrats, he was a democrat. they treated him very badly. >> dana: you wrote this rattled democrats because in some states, where it is close, that could be the difference.

>> could be the difference. kennedy been pulling three to four percent. you don't know how many go over to trump if he ends up endorsing, that could be the difference. democrats have been telling everyone they are worried about this threat. they have been aggressively trying to go to court to keep him off the ballot, that applies to the green party and cornel w west's run. they are concerned and should be. look at places like pennsylvania, arizona, pretty hard to see how it works out for kamala harris without those staithes and it is a tougher job if kennedy endorses trump. >> bill: i was crunching numbers yesterday in wisconsin, pennsylvania, michigan, i will summarize it this way. a third-party candidate helped donald trump in 2016.

>> dana: ask hillary clinton about that. and lack in 2020 helped joe biden. period, full stop. >> and wisconsin is one place where democratic party is aggressive to keep jill stein and others off the ballot. her party was approved, should have been the end of it. they are challenging her status on the ballot. it matters and democrats think it matters. >> dana: governor gavin newsom was on with bret baier. kamala harris come out with 5 trillion tax plan. nobody here wants to talk specifics about anything. gavin newsom was asked, watch. >> when i listen to speeches it sounds like you are running against incumbent donald trump. it is not adopt, it is biden-harris in the white house.

>> you feel -- stale air of normalcy and past representing donald trump. he is less interesting. i'm less interested, he is not as entertaining, he seems off his game ever since his convention speech, something seems off. >> dana: fresh air of progress costs a lot of money. >> he did take a bullet in between all that. >> do you want to pay 5 trillion for ib videos? you better like those vibes. speaking of stale, what is depressing about the emerging harris tax plan, this massive proposed increase in corporate income taxes. this is one thing, even donald trump critics and ivy league prof professors i'm sure can't stand him acknowledged it was a game changer when he lowered corporate tax rate in 2017.

this is conventional wisdom even among liberal college professors who study this. you go back to obama, 2015, acknowledging higher corporate tax rates hurt investment and workers suffer. >> bill: here is the problem, james, none of that was in the teleprompter. >> nothing will be said of this. >> bill: hang on, fix your earpiece and dana will dance for us. >> dana reads sports. >> dana: cincinnati reds legend joey votto saying goodbye to america's favorite past time. >> i'm done, officially retired from baseball. >> dana: played 17 years for cincinnati, six-time all star and 2010 m.v.p.

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>> dana: haunting reminder of tragedy 12 years ago. newspaper published following sinking of titanic found in back of a wardrobe in great britain. it is from 1912. look at this, talk about a big rock. the world's second largest diamond, 2500 karats in b botswana. you ever been? >> bill: not yet. >> dana: i have a plain gold wed wedding band. >> bill: some day we'll find that. u.s. failed to -- houthi rebels out of yemen accused of launching largest hit in months fuelling fears of more attacks on u.s. troops from overseas.

lucas tomlinson takes us through this. hello. >> lucas: good morning, bill. officials say not lack of american firepower to defeat iranian backed houthis in yemen, it is lack of will power. houthis have struck again hitting an oil tanker full of 1 million barrels of crude. >> it does not appear this international coalition is finding success against the houthis, these attacks keep happening. >> it does not appear attacks houthis are launching, be it every few days are actually meeting their intented targets. they created an environmental disaster right outside their own home country. what purpose does that serve? >> while the pentagon claimed success in red sea, facts say otherwise.

houthis launched 250 attacks since november, now 90% of all shipping loaded with cargo makes longer and more expensive journey around the continent. on wednesday -- second aircraft carrier strike group in middle east yesterday, uss abraham lin lincoln. roosevelt strike group already on station. it appears iran has been deterred from launching another major attack on israel, houthis remain far from deterred. >> bill: track it for us, lucas tomlinson, thank you. >> dana: vice president harris making her pitch to american voters last night as she clinches democratic nomination fo