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are prepping this weekend for the first presidential debate. the outcome could make or break one of them in this neck and neck contest for a good evening i'm bryan llenas and for jon scott and this is a fox report. ♪ team coverage for you this evening gop strategist pizza is here to preview tuesday's big debate. alexis nick adams is in pittsburgh vice president harris did some campaigning today. but first to our rich edson who joins us with the moron campaign rally in battleground, wisconsin. >> good evening. it is the final event on former president trump's campaign schedule, at least as of now before tuesday's debate. he chose a central wisconsin for a rally this afternoon. when he arrived here today he landed about 90 minutes west of green bay. trump spoke for nearly an hour

and 40 minutes on immigration, inflation, the economy. he defended terrorists. that he would impose more of them touted robert f kennedy jr. endorsement said he tapped the war in ukraine it finished, done and settled before inauguration day. he ripped the current administration when she is now calling the harris/abiding administration. trump called president biden stupid. harris corrupt. >> is the worst president in history. she will be worse unhampered she will be worse than him. and trump is never wrong. i'm never ever wrong. >> the rally began with trump's a plane flying past it a few hundred feet per tipping at the link to the crowd we were coming again around and banding for it with counsel for the blue wall of northern best western states when they hold for democrats they win. republicans a breach it, but is typically the key to democrats losing. polls show a tight race across the blue wall. both candidates have been rolling out the economic plans this week. trump is gone for lower taxes,

reduced spending, fewer regulations, democrats of culture and its economic proposal a giveaway to wealthy americans and corporations. the courtroom this week another win for drudge the judge of the hush money convictions delayed his sentencing until after the election for it early in his speech at eight trump said the case should never have been brought that debate is tuesday we contacted the trump team to ask what kind of debate preparation the former president is doing, they said what is debate prep? works rich edson live in wisconsin the state by the way president biden won by 21000 votes in 2020 so should be close again. we'll hear more about former president trump had to sit there wisconsin around in just a couple moments, rich thank you. but first vice president kamala harris is in pittsburgh for the week and she's been purring for the high stakes or presidential debate on tuesday night. polls showing former president

trump on the vice president are in a dead heat for the keystone state. alexis mcadams is live in pittsburgh with the latest on this. >> here in pittsburgh, pennsylvania vp kamala harris is hunkering down for hours to try to get ready to take on donald trump on that debate stays on tuesday. she decided to take a quick break and hit up a local spy stop. watch. >> and being at the spice the store i finally got debate prep to look at the spice was the best part of debate prep so far [laughter] it left off with the best part of debate rough getting out of the hotel the vps fit in pittsburgh prepping since there is a sippers debate in four years preacher trying to get prepared she's barely done any media interviews that she announced her candidacy. the debate on tuesday could be the only showdown before the presidential election so people want to know what she's all about is she going to be different from biden? what will she do to handle the economy this comes as a vice

president dick cheney and his daughter liz cheney for their fe endorsement today saying this. >> i think that what they both, as a leader to art well respected are making an important statement that it is okay and it is not important to put country above party. i am honored to have their support. octave stepped in a vice president kamala harris posting this to x's and when i am president of the united states in congress passes a bill to restore reproductive freedoms i will sign it into law. also the spice shop that sheet e mentioned and she went to, people set up a random spice shop she stop it out but i don't know but so random because pansy spices has been known for their political rhetoric against the gop. that antirepublican messaging for they said this today, going forward would still be glad to have you as customers but we are

done presenting the republican party's climate change denial and threats to democracy or anything other than the risks they are legitimately feeding us to pretend you're not going to hurt your creating order for you to consider to be a customer i am sad to say you might be happier elsewhere that's the message after they had kamala harris and siefert also sent the e-mail blast they sent out in the past they offered big discounts to customers when trump was indicted. that is a spice shop sheet stop that. no matter what she said she is happy to get out of the hotel to take a break from the debate prep. >> vice president harris went pittsburgh estate the vp has been 10 times as bp so far. alexis, thank you. as a promise a few moments ago here's more about former president trump had to say i host rally in wisconsin couple hours ago. alexis holt russia thing, nobody was tougher on russia in history than trump.

the person that knows that better than anyone as a president vladimir putin but he knows that better than anyone. i will tell you what i'll have the or finished and done and settled before we get to the white house as pres president-ei will get that done. [cheering] i will get it done it's a horrible horrible war. the deaths are far greater than you here for you don't hear a tapping are being decimated don't hear it's really happening over there. are going to get it done very quickly i know both of them i know zelensky and i know pooch and i'm going to get done very quickly. if you ever notice i don't think we try. we have billions and billions does anyone talk to russia like get this thing fetish? nobody talks we don't have any communication, nothing. we are run by stupid people stupid, stupid people. we found that out at the debate with joe how did that work out?

will find it out again on tuesday night. is anyone going to be watching? [cheering] you know, she is a threat to democracy. they say donald trump is a threat to democracy but i am not a threat on the opposite i'm keeping democracy. she is a defender of police. when somebody on the far left is in charge of defend the police for 12 years then they switch three weeks ago or something, oh we love our police they don't love the police they are radical left marxist and that is what she is. it's not even believable. the whole thing isn't. it is not believable. deep in the police, no fracking but were not going to fracture. he got back a couple of years will never frock. there is no fracking in pennsylvania. pennsylvania will never fracture.

i know is that yes, we will frak the whole thing is a con job she got in she was last fed 22 people or something running. how biden one i will never know. to me it's one of the greatest miracles to me at the great miracle to how that guy one but he won and this one he got 40 million votes she got no votes. she is controlled by them. >> so, trump campaign to the badger state vice president kamala harris is in pittsburgh that is where she is expected to remain throughout the weekend doing debate prep program was to presidential candidates going to do to prepare for the high-stakes face-off let's bring a gop strategist pete, thank you so much for being here. we note vice president kamala harris is in her hotel in pittsburgh. they've got the lights as if it is in the soone steward they goe

stage that even brought in some of his dressed and acting like the former president. queen of the former present himself as having informal policy discussions from what we understand in preparation for tuesday. what do both of these candidates each approve? >> kamala harris has to prove she is a ready for prime time. she has done no solo interviews as the nominate does a very few unscripted events. when we do is see here in those types of situations throughout the years she tends to fall flat on her face. she needs a demonstrate for the american people she is up to the task have been president of the united states that she can stand up to the progressive elements of her party that went israel to just fold into terrace. and she could stand up to adveradversaadversaries like chn

and russia all across this world. that is what she needs to prove. she also needs to defend the indefensible which is the record and policies of the biden/harris administration. because the american people are sitting and economy and inflation and immigration policies that are not in their favor. she's going to have to defend this donald trump i think it's going to uphold her feet to the fire and she is got to be prepared for those withering attacks. it has been said vice president kamala harris is working to try to get under the former present skin but what is he need to do on that stage? there are concerns out there he cannot remain disciplined enough will go on personal attacks how concerned are you the former president will be baited into getting into that kind of discussion on tuesday? >> eat need to contrast without getting negative. this is something i have told candidates over the years and advising them. you can contrast on policies

without resorting to negative campaigning. donald trump may see that as a distinction without a difference. but there is a very stark difference he can for example criticize kamala harris' and policies and plans to reduce prices at grocery stores without calling her comrade, left and have the same effect. he ne needs remains calls and qe " unclepresidential throughout s debate. i would also point out very quickly kamala harris he does not hilary clinton she does not come into this debate with skyhigh disapproval ratings. puts a very easy to get personal and extremely negative with hilary clinton and most people will not care. kamala harris is a different story he needs to tread lightly, focus on policy brickwork speaking of policy fort harris is it more important they are that she stands on that stage when try to bait him and the

former president to self-destruct? or does she need to actually lay out where she stands on these issues? i have a feeling she might be deemed the winner probably based more on style than substance what you think? >> debates attend to be more about style than substance. we can go to the mental highlight reel of all the things you seen over the years george h.w. bush look at his watch during a 1992 debate. rick perry from the third of three agencies who wanted to eliminate during a gop primary debate on 2012. i think what kamala harris wants to do here is focus on platitudes rather than policy. she does not want to get into the weeds. the more she talks about policy -- with the flip-flops already. she is moving to the republican side of the issues to the trump site of the issues because where she stands does not fit for the

american people are. so she wants us to be more about donald trump it really quick on self implosion what exactly does donald trump need to do to make someone dislike or like him at this point? you know where you stand. he does not have much to lose on tuesday night. >> great advice pete seat strategist would appreciate you being here tonight. thank you. >> be sure to tune into fox news democracy 24 special coverage of the abc presidential debate simulcast right here our coverage begins tuesday september 10 at 8:00 p.m. eastern time. coming up the fed's essay they foiled a plot to launch a terror attack in new york city. cb cotton is standing by with details. >> have the latest details on that alleged plot to kill jewish people here in new york city around october 7 investigators say the suspect was going to cross the northern border. i will have the latest after the break.

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>> a pakistani man an exhi exhibition. he was arrested and charged with planning a terrorist attack at a jewish center in brooklyn to coincide with the one-year anniversary of hamas attack on israel. cb cotton is live in new york

with the latest on this. >> according to a criminal complaint the 20-year-old pakistani citizen living in canada bragged that his upland planwould be the largest attackn u.s. soil is 911. now faces up to 20 years in federal prison part investigators that he is encrypted messaging apps beginning last november to share isis propaganda pictures and videos in an ever to recruit fellow supporters of the terror group. eventually be uncommunicative with undercover officers are encouraging them to purchase ar's out rifles, ammunition and magazines to carry out an attack investigators say he wanted to happen either october 7 marking the one-year anniversary of the israel/hamas war or october 11. the fbi said last month he settled on new york city as his target because of the sizable jewish populace in writing to the undercover officers at one point brothers, we are going to new york city to slaughter them.

he also said he would hire a smuggler to get into the united states according to the court doctored was that the fbi said he used three separate cars to travel across canada before being taken into custody by canadian law enforcement just 1a border. law enforcement experts tell fox know so lots of details to uncover. >> also important but sort of network did he have in canada on whom he might have relied for financing? perhaps for weapons or explosives. did he have other intentions besides attempting an attack in new york city? >> there are more questions it is unclear where he's being held, whether has a lawyer or exactly when he is being extradited to the states but according to the royal canadian mounted police who set to appear in montréal court on september 13. bryan: cb cotton live in new

york city thank you. for more on this story let's bring california public on congressman darrell issa who sits on the house judiciary foreign affairs and science committee along select the subcommittee on the weaponization of the federal government. congressman, thank you for being here this evening. it would fit your reaction to the spoiled terror attack. this must be potentially on yom kippur on the the one year anniversary of the terror attack what your thoughts and we just heard? >> messaging commanding nine states including some of the universities seems to condone anti-semitism you get we almost got which of the attack on people simply because of their religion and ancestry. this is something that is happened in the past. i keep on all of my desks a little stone that says remember. because if you allow the seeds

of hate to be unchecked you will eventually end up with terrible attacks on those people. we are, as a country allowing it. congresswoman went out of her way to give university has an opportunity to denounce anti-semitism and they would not do it. i think we've done a great deal to uncover it. to stamp it out here in the u.s. much less around the world. a 20-year-old young man from pakistan who was caught trying to cross our border. might be some folks surprised isis we haven't heard much about that is still influencing folks the way they are. we've a threat coming from the canadian border which is also something a lot of people do not necessarily hear about when you make of both of the specific details? >> our borders are open because had he not been spotted in advance and presented himself

saying he is fleeing persecution he would've been let in, paroled, given money at a ticket to brooklyn or wherever he said he wanted to go and he would have disappeared. the reality is we have a border. as just at the border with other members of congress. i've taken more than 200 people down to the border in the past two years for what they see as they see a welcome math bringing people in part often third i've been there when they're coming for a job and in they come. these are people who are unvented for this individual if he had not been spotted by the canadian would clearly clearly have been able to get into the united states and might very well have carried out his attacks. bryan: shifting topics to speak about announcement made by attorney general americo garlin who it announce an indictment against two russians to

influence a selection but let's listen to garlin now. >> , editor-in-chief said the company had built quote an entire empire of covid projects designed to shape public opinion in western audiences. appeared we allege as part of that effort are employees including the dependence implemented a nearly $10 million scheme to fund and direct a tennessee-based company to publish and disseminate content favorable to the russian government. congressman, to influence people's opinion here about russia. this was a policy of what you make of this indictment and the d.o.j. coming out publicly about these threats. does that help the situation? >> what they did and when they

did it. there are a great many people and entities including iran, china and others trying to influence the opinion. putting in countless dollars including outgoing president biden. with university foundation. we already know that but to wait and let it happen on the eve of an election to pick her one they're going to say it is conservative and ignore the billions of dollars that have come into universities to influence opinion and so on is just ridiculous it's about who they picked and when they picked them that makes one more merrick garland overt political activities he wears two hats one is the attorney general and on that i hope he is a good one. but there's no question at all he wears a political hat in favor of this administration he

has repeatedly used it as a weapon it's one of the reasons we have a select committee on the weaponization of government we have uncovered countless times he is among many in this in govergovernment who have beeg that. bryan: there is a note debate this is happening for the debate is whether or not this is something that should be announced in the weeks before an american election if not carrying water essential for the russians by publicizing this and making it a big deal that is what is a big concern here and that is what you've touched on. >> absolutely and just for a history situation the united states under president obama spent u.s. tax dollars trying to essentially defeat netanyahu's return to government at that time iowa polyps. it was denounced at the time it's now a sad piece of history from the obama administration. but every country has a right and an obligation to thwart that

its people's site that your allies and people said they are your enemy. you got to it in a straightforward fashion that does not note left and right and that is not the case with this administration wher were they pd the time and the target in order to try to affect the outcome of this election pay shame on the attorney general for doing that. bryan: california congressman darrell issa thank you for being here. cap next a new report illegal migrants account for violent crime arrests in midtown manhattan. some say those are overblown pulp marrow is here to talk about it all next.

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bill that would've helped would have helpedillegal immigro buy houses in the golden state. christina coleman and los angeles with more. >> the proposed legislation would have given some illegal immigrants up to one or $50000 in california taxpayer funds. that's her first time first homeowner loans they could've helped some immigrants live the american dream u.s. citizens could have applied for the program too. however governor gavin newsom vetoed the bill yesterday citing financial reasons but he says given the finite funding available for california programs, they have to manage resources effectively. as many republicans point out california faces a multibillion dollar budget deficit. >> we have a 62 billion-dollar deficit this year we should be doing everything we can to support californians and legal residents are veterans, and can't afford these unsustainable programs.

>> date the advance was not a fan of the program either. visit the catastrophic error at the state level backed by law the san francisco liberal policies that has supported we want to give illegal aliens free mortgages per 20 of illegal aliens really generous health care benefits and that has induced a lot of illegal aliens to come into the state of california. >> on thursday trump announced a ban illegal immigrants from obtaining home mortgages if he were elected president. >> we also cannot ignore the impact the flood of 21 million illegal aliens has had on driving up housing costs. that is why my plan will ban mortgages for illegal aliens for. >> in california unaffordable housing is one of the big reasons for the homelessness crisis in the state. the average home price is around $900,000. bryan: christina coleman and los

angeles. christina thank you. meanwhile many communities are facing a spike in some crimes committed by illegal immigrants organize migrant crime spilling into the new york city suburbs and gang members taking over apartment complexes in colorado. democratic governor of colorado said these reports are overblown. a new york city police officer quoted in the "new york post" earlier this week said this quote i would say about 75% of the arrests in midtown manhattan art migrants mostly for robberies, assaults, domestic incidents and selling counterfeit items. while glycerin retired nypd paul morrow and a fox news contributor. paul come into your reaction on the "new york post" report here there is obviously always depending on what side apical spectrum you are on whether or not this is overblown or not it is happening to some extent. what do you make of the post report 75% of these crimes are happening by these migrants that have been in the city for the last couple of years? >> talk about midtown and what

i've been hearing for good long time now. initially the reporting i was getting was well over 90% of the pickpocket and property crimes that were happening and a midtown along the tourist core doors were all migrant gangs and crews on scooters, going into stores or writing pickpocket scams. to say 75% of the violent crimes including assaults, robberies of the things that are really detrimental to a community trait that is an escalation. i have to say from what i have seen anecdotally from observation from walking around the city, i have no problem believing it. >> venezuela rose a prominent violent gang, there is a debate as to how strong their foothold is here in the united states no debate they have a foothold in the united states at this point spirit what do you think this government needs to do to go after an organization like this it does not appear to be hierarchical in the way it's formed a seems to be a federation of multiple gangs or

whatnot. that makes it more difficult. how do we go after this? look set as well put and that's my perspective. while it is a coherent organization the fact is not as hierarchical as lists of the traditional italian mafia makes it no less dangerous. to the russia mafia model which is more discreet in terms of individual groups operating around different areas but that does not mean they do not cooperate. as far as whether or not they are here is laughable. of course they are here. until we admit the fact they are here we are not going to be able to make a debt i applaud what aurora has done is it taken what i've been calling for for a long time they put together a task for state, local and federal. that is the key route you need the feds to get involved this is a transnational issue. the designated transnational criminal organization. until you treat them at that level it will proliferate and it cannot continue like this just because it's before five

november there are elements of the federal government that does not want to admit we let a problem into the country. >> the aurora police as you mentioned is the video we were showing h is video shown for a week now. the members of the gang going with rifles into the apartment complex. the aurora police say they have six members of that gang and custody now. just overall to wrap up i want to get a sense about the strain this opposes on police forces and cities in america but new york city has spent $5 billion on migrants. but i want you to help me understand for folks to understand how much more difficult it is to go after crime when it comes to a transnational element with the migrants who may not know at all in his city that is supporting or trying to support many of these migrants as well. but it is tremendously difficult but nypd many other cities in and around the country the police forces around the country are operating in systems but are openly hostile to their efforts. imagine importing 21 million new immigrants but even a small 1%

of that do the math of how many potential criminals you have let in. and yet you know nothing about them for there's no biometrics very often you're not going to get their real name, passport all that's going to be phony they can pick up and go elsewhere. let's member one last thing. while the progressives are saying the border encounters at the southern border are down, we are back importing about 30,000 a month according to at the previous numbers were, from cuba, haiti, nicaragua and venezuela under the special program. we are flying them in. the claim is they are vetted. how can you claim to vet those of four nations, none of which will cooperate with america. we are letting it a problem. they're not vetted will be doing it with it for a long time until we admit it is going to be that much harder to dislodge it. >> home unsecured inspector general reports that have shown as recently they are not being vetted. they have a real problem betting these folks. fault moral thank you for your child we always appreciate

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bryan: we are learning more about the home life of the georgia teenager accused of opening fire on his high school this week the suspect and his father were arraigned yesterday. prosecutors charged in the alleged shooters of father for it letting him have a gun despite knowing he was a threat to himself and others. madison scarpino has more from georgia. >> hey both the 14-year-old and his father facing murder charges for the death of two students

and two teachers here on wednesday. most students in the school district will be returning to classes on tuesday. it is unclear when the students here at apalachee high school will be back. memorials outside of the high school are growing by the day. just about a few hours of go dozens of motorcyclists stopped to pay their respect for there's also a giant prayer circle there've been several vigils for the community to come together, mourn, and remember the four killed. >> we are just supporting those students and the families and just mourn the grief and grieving over the loss of who have a loss of their lives to this whole situation. it is just sad. >> 14-year-old colton garay and his father both appeared in court for the first time yesterday. the teenager will be tried as an adult and faces life in prison. aside from the four who died, nine other people at the school were injured by the d.a. said

once the injured are healed the tteam will face more charges. gray's dad, collin, is facing murder charges as well p pgb i said call and provided his son with the ar-15 using the killing. before that the father and son were already interviewed by law enforcement in 2023 after the teen allegedly made an online threat. >> the real key issue is whether colin gray knew that his a child childhad some mental health issr some that he would result in this heinous issue that happened at the school. >> he is facing the most severe charges that have ever been filed against a parent of an alleged school shooter. we also know based on court records the suspects and mother has a long criminal history involving theft, drugs, and family violence. bryan: madison scarpino, thank you for that report.

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bryan: president biden's back and tell her for the weekend party spent yesterday touting his administration labor record. even as economists raise concerns about a lackluster august jobs report. lucas tomlinson is more from the white house. >> good evening. there's also at revision to the june and july jobs report by the labor department saying there were thousands of fewer jobs created. president biden speaking in battleground michigan yesterday touting a new executive order which prioritizes unions when it comes u.s. government grants. >> there are so proud of our record. the greatest job creation record of any single presidential term in american history increasing jobs to a total of 60 million new jobs since we took office. [cheering] [applause]

and they told us we could not do it. works critics say a bulk of those jobs created was from covid. a new report that you mention off the top from the labor department says employers added 142,000 jobs in august. that was below expectations economists had expected 20000 more. the jobs report shows nativeborn americans lost more than 1.3 million jobs over the last year while foreign-born workers have gained at one point to million jobs trig vice president kamala harris and president biden have long talked about growing the economy from the middle middle-class outfit wallt editorial board said it appears it was to grow the economy of the government out to the issue of the number foreign-born versus nativeborn workers former president trump highlighted that we spoke to new york yesterday. the basic disaster. they are really, they are really bad. you had numbers that are

shocking. nativeborn americans, we lost 1.3 million jobs while foreign-born americans were able to take all of those jobs. >> over two months ago president biden thought he would be the one facing off against donald trump of the presidential debate on september 10, tuesday night now he is going to be watching at home like everybody else. bryan: report let you go in to ask about the possibility of president biden renting a part and perhaps for his son hunter after he pled guilty to the nine federal tax charges. are you hearing anything on that front? what's the white house is said repeatedly there was no chance the president would be issuing a pardon for his son. many skeptics think otherwise. that was a surprise would hundred biden pled guilty in los angeles of the tax charges has legal team segment did not weigt as lurid details coming out

about hookers and sex and drugs and those parties. in the statement from hunter biden he says quote i will not subject my family to more pain, more invasions of privacy and needless embarrassment. probably put them through over the years i can spare them this. so i have decided to plead guilty. that is the latest from hunter biden and recall for many months president biden said he would not be dropping of the race. certainly there are skeptics whether or not he would pardon his son. perhaps after the election before hunter's sentence in december. bryan: certainly a year of surprises we shall see. lucas, thank you for that. some headlines for you from around the globe. u.s. officials reportedly say iran has delivered a shipment of missimissile to russia against western warnings not to escalate its arms supplies to be on the drones it has been sending moscow. on the dominican republic the crisis in haiti loomed large during secretary of state antony

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