here. a large black bear summer with a trip to a california beach. the bear took a casual stroll through the crowded streets taking pause to dip his paws in the water and the sand. beach goers did keep their distance as black bear encounters are not uncommon. lake tahoe area of california. often end up near humans while searching for food. check that out. that's a giant bear on the screen. >> todd: growing up as a young kid i did have great italian uncles who did appear that hairy on the beach. car carp favorite nunez lobster roll. is he a hero in our opinion. >> todd: our post debate conch starts tomorrow morning at 4 a.m. "fox & friends" begins right now. ♪ ♪ >> ainsley: it is 6:00 a.m.

it is september 10th and it is "fox & friends." yes, we are just hours away from the first trump-harris debate with each candidate in the final stages of the high stakes prep. >> lawrence: reports say kamala harris is scrambling to rewrite her strategy after trump team aims to focus on her record. >> s she is totally taking the american people for granted 100 percent and again she is lying to them. >> lawrence: jason will join us this hour with four things trump needs to do to win the debate. >> brian: plus, just got the body cam video from tyreek hill's entertainment. got to watch the whole thing. attorneys for one of the officers involved speaking out to fox news. >> steve: that's right. we just got a look at the historic launch of spacex's polaris dawn mission. look at that and we will have a live report from cape canaveral.

>> brian: those rockets work. >> steve: all systems are go. all right. all systems are go for "fox & friends." we blast off right now. ♪ >> lawrence: pretty good, steve. the countdown is onto the abc presidential debate tonight in philadelphia. >> ainsley: it is the first and possibly the only time vice president kamala harris and former president donald trump will be face to face before the election in november. >> brian: they could both change their minds. both candidates prepping for a night that could define the rest of the campaign. >> steve: that's why we are up early and we have live team conch in philly. let's go to a alexandra off whos following team trump. hey, alexandria. >> good morning. we will find out tonight how two very different preparation styles actually pay off. won't be any audience or notes. team trump says that is no problem. when fox asked the campaign how is the former president preparing for tonight, they

quipped back what is debate prep implying that he simply does not need at the could maybe wing it. we know this isn't going to be actual improv. fielding constant questions on the campaign trail has been preparation enough. >> big huge press conferences that are unscripted, questions from many of you. we have had the long form interviews. we have had the shorter poller sides. speeches. town halls. you can't prepare for president trump. there is just no way to do it. imagine like a boxer trying to prepare for floyd mayweather or muhammed ali. >> well, trump is accepting guidance from allies like forger congresswoman democrat tulsi gabbard who shared the debate stage with kamala harris during the 2020 process. >> president trump knows her record. he obviously has a record of success that he can stand on. and he is going to challenge kamala harris on exactly that

and keep reminding voters who she really is, not the actor that she will present herself to be tomorrow night. >> so, other republicans have suggested trump must show restraint, knowing that harris is likely looking for a moment to have trump appear like is he disrespecting her. you know, like a moment like let her speak. let me speak. nikki haley urged the former president and running mate to avoid personal attacks in the future. >> donald trump and j.d. vance need to change the way they speak about women. you don't need to call kamala dumb. she didn't get this far, you know, just by accident. she is here. talk about intelligence or looks or anything else. just focus on 9 policies. >> haley said over this weekend that she would be willing to campaign for her former competitor but says she hasn't been asked as of yet. a lot of republicans are saying trump needs to focus on pressing harris on policies. she only recently released

former president. is he releasing some policy of his own saying that he wants to help seniors on fixed income. promising to, quote: have no taxes on social security benefits so he is releasing some promises of his own there, guys. >> steve: alex, thank you very much. live report from philly. >> lawrence: take a look at peter doocy how kamala harris is preparing. >> peter: vice president harris has some explaining to do if president trump decides to go there. for example, there is this new questionnaire that she filled out in 2019 where she talks about how she wants gender dorance session surgeries for migrants. the exact quote i support policies federal prisoners and detainees are able to obtain necessarily are care for gender transition including surgical care while incarcerated and detained. there is funding cuts to ice. also in 2019. harris wrote our immigration detention system is out of control. and i believe we must end the

unfair incarceration ration of thousands of individuals, families, and children. i was one of the first senators after president trump was elected to advocate for a decrease in funding to ice. the harris-trump stand-in the last couple dates. watched all the trump debates with the soundoff to get trump's mannerisms down and now in the mock debates is he dressing like trump as well according to the "new york times." and they are practicing with these rules. muted microphones no, live studio audience. only a pen, paper, and water on stage. no prewritten notice. the answers are two minutes. the rebuttals are two minutes. the follow-ups are one minute. >> i -- he has a playbook that he has used in the past, um, be it, you know, his attacks on president obama or hillary clinton. so, we should expect some of that might come out. >> according to politico the

whole entire debate strategy hinged on being able to fact-check him in real time. and when they have the mics muted she is not going to be able to do that. in pittsburgh they are trying to figure out how she is supposed to debate when she cannot be jumping in. it's entirely a problem of their own making. the democratic staffers who were working for vice president harris now were working for joe biden. they created these rules. they requested these rules. trump agreed months ago to protect joe biden. she has now bound by them. back to you. >> steve: peter, do we have any idea? are they going to come out and shake hands? >> >> peter: it doesn't seem like it unless there is a spontaneous handshake. because everything is supposed to be the same. and so there was no handshake last time when it was biden and trump. and there was no handshake in nashville or in cleveland in 2020 because of covid.

so, the last handshake on stage at a debate like this would be in 2016 trump and clinton. >> ainsley: peter, media research. >> peter: because they were very friendly. >> ainsley: david muir's conch on abc two candidates conch of kamala harris has been 100 percent positive and of donald trump 93% negative. are you hearing any rules, any comments from abc or how can we ensure that this will be fair? >> it's really -- i know that -- i don't know. i haven't heard anything exactly how the moderators are preparing. a lot like the candidates, they are keeping their preparations quiet. i know that trump was really skeptical going into the cnn debate. and he has had some friendly things to say about jake tapper and dana bash afterwards. we just don't know. a lot of this will be up to kamala harris the things she wants to bring up on stage and donald trump andants to bring u.

how they respond and how the moderators either let him go or just start cutting the mics. >> steve: can't wait. >> brian: thanks. there were a few times when biden or trump would talk they put the mics up. so even though they were supposed to be quiet. hearing something and you would sigh the audio person's mic goes up. and the one reason moderators will come in. two minutes, two minutes is two minutes. whoever asks the questions. three quarters of the questions are about abortion. then you are putting your hand on the scale. if all of it is on the economy. if two thirds is on the economy. you have to say well it's because it's overwhelming the number one issue. i worry about the two minute answers to questions. and then the two-minute rebuttals, then you got this one extra minute for follow ups, clarifications or responses. that's when we find out abc wants to keep that perfect score going. 100 percent positive for kamala harris. and then trump has got to be ready for that mentally, point it out and move. point it out and mo.

>> lawrence: he also has to point to the big dump that was actually just put on in our report from cnn's talking about wanting to end all detention. taxpayer transgender transitions for people here illegally and legally. she wants to end ice detainers with local police. she wants to decriminalize all drugs. >> brian: when was this done? >> lawrence: this was done 2019 in response to the aclu. they released a statement this adviser didn't want to put their name on it. didn't say who it was from. this is what they said that the vice president's position has been shaped by three years of effective governance as part of the biden-harris administration. so, on one hand they have said she said publicly that she has not changed her position. now the campaign that it's been shaped by the administration. so, which one is it? has she changed? or has she not changed? i don't think this statement is going to cut it.

>> steve: it would be impossible for abc not to address the flip-flops or being pragmatic. they are going to talk a little bit about that. but, you know, there is such high risk but high reward on this particular event. because there was one interview 10 days ago. kind of meh. now one debate that we know of and bill mcgurn writes today in the "wall street journal" about this. he says on tuesday night, that's tonight, at the national constitution center in philly, ms. harris and mr. trump will have at it for 90 minutes. ironically, the low exceptions for ms. harris may be an advantage. all she has to do is not humiliate herself and her performance will be hailed as a triumph. if the press corps did its job, we would all know more about what we need to know about kamala harris and what kind of president she would make. but, because it won't, it's all on donald trump to do that job himself. the question is and peter was

trying to forecast what it's going to be like. if the mics are closed, how does he respond to the questions that, perhaps, they don't have from the podium? because the other component is the fact that over the last 72 hours, all of her surrogates have lowered the bar. they are saying, look, donald trump has done seven of these. this is her first. essentially he is the greatest presidential debater ever. so all she has got to do is not humiliate herself and people are going to go hey, that was great. >> ainsley: bill mcgurn goes on to say that these reporters haven't been asking her questions about her policies. he says that reporters haven't insisted that ms. harris answer just basic questions. so the debate tonight might provide the only moment in this election when americans get to see how she performs under pressure. she won't be able to take notes in there. they are going to have to ask her about her flip-flops. will she have the word salads? she has been preparing. the guy standing in for

president trump, we saw that picture of him. he says he has watched 15 republican debates with donald trump. he has watched the first time each debate the whole way through. the second time focusing entirely on the exchanges that he was part of. and then the third time with the sound off to watch donald trump's mannerisms. >> brian: good luck with that. >> steve: there he is right there. >> brian: i love the write up in the "new york times" todays at debate looms trump facing questions about his age and capacity. really? that's it. sometimes when he gives remarks and gives answers to questions. he gets -- he is not as lehr as he could be. they say he misspoke a couple times saying obama said of biden. it's interesting, a woman who really defines the word "qurd salad" is his opponent. given the same speech 25 times. will talking to judge brown over the weekend and been dealing with her for 20 years she gets so lost in some of her answers sometimes they think she has the early onset of dementia and

total fraud. here is the one worry that they have. when you look at the breakdown she is doing better than joe biden. that's what everyone thinks. look at the break down where trump is doing better. it's with older, working class men. joe biden actually had a lead on trump on that. and now she has got -- trump has a 6 point lead on her on that. somehow she has got to reassure seniors in america that she has got -- >> lawrence: people that are typically a part of the democratic fire wall have said they don't know who she is. they don't know anything about her. that's a property whether you have minority voters that are saying that. you are having women voters that are saying the same thing. i mean,. >> ainsley: we know what spices she likes. >> brian: almost like the masked singer. you don't know who it is until the end. are we not going to find out until the end? >> steve: i got a feeling she is going to present a new and improved kamala harris. >> brian: based on. >> steve: based on new stuff to win.

>> brian: and bernie sanders. >> steve: bernie sanders says she is being pragmatic saying anything to win. tune in to the conch of the abc presidential debate. our conch begins tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern time. the debate then at 9:00 eastern. can you see it here on fox. >> ainsley: we are going early tomorrow. we will be on at 5:00. if you fall asleep in the middle of the debate. >> steve: fall asleep during the show. stay up late for the show and get up early. >> brian: i don't know it's a little early i don't know if we are showing. [laughter] >> steve: take the day off. >> brian: i'm not waking up. >> steve: nancy pelosi said something over the weekend down in texas at the texa sounded a e something that came back to haunt hillary clinton. listen to why she thinks about a third of republicans will never vote for kamala harris. >> there are people who will never be -- shall we say inclined to support democrats

because of -- they just have a different orientation toward women, people of color, lgbtq. they are not ever going to be there. say that's about 30% or something like that. and then of the republicans. and then you have very, very rich people who do not really want to pay taxes or have any regulation of clean air, clean water, any of that. so, every to deal with that now, it's not as many very, very rich people, but it's a lot of money that goes into a campaign. >> brian: she has jazz hands. did i not realize that number two is what a horrible situation to summarize who she thinks the opposing party is so. >> ainsley: out of touch. >> brian: people think she has a problem with president trump. she had a problem day one with president bush. i remember president bush tried to be nice to her and congratulations miss female speaker. she had a attitude day one.

huge problem partisan politician. she is the power behind the throne of all democratic politics. and case in point. joe biden doesn't talk to her. won't leave the beach because of her. will not even reference her because she knows along with the great george clooney, who suddesuddenly a fantastic writee running. >> lawrence: i would say this viewpoint is why the polling is so off when it comes to donald trump. it's been that way in 2016. 2020 and why it's off now. you can't demonize a certain portion of the electorate and expect them to respond accurately to you when you ask them who they are going to vote for they feel not ashamed. don't want to be attacked. keep close do chest until they go in secret ballot room. they are demonized.

>> ainsley: out of touch. she doesn't understand hot republican voter is. just want common sense, fiscally conservative republicans. they want common sense. they don't want to work so hard and barely be able to pay for food on their own table or their kids to go college and then pay for illegal immigrants. >> brian: just vance says that all the time. important to point out is that there is a lot of things about donald trump aren't traditionally conservative. people just want a logic back to society. like should we let gangsters stay in schools. do we let them do we let terrorists across our borders? >> brian: something not hard. it's right and wrong. >> steve: one other thing nancy pelosi predicted that donald trump would not show up tonight. >> ainsley: wrong again. >> steve: i think he is going to prove her wrong. >> lawrence: we will be watching. >> steve: we will. >> lawrence: miami dolphins star tareq hill speaks out after police release the body cam

video of him being forcibly detained. >> brian: watch this whole video before you jump to conclusions. brooke sickman is here. >> miami-dade police releasing in footage showing the tyreek traffic stop hard rock stadium. >> keep your window down. keep your window down. until you get out of the car. as a matter of fact, get out of the car. [bleep] >> get out of the car. >> get out of the car right now. we're not playing this game. get out. get out. get out. get out. what part of. >> get arrested, dude. >> you can see officers pulling hill from his car and taking him to the ground before placing him in handcuffs. the teammate clay campbell showed up and tried to help im. he also ended up in cuffs. eventually both were released. seat belt violation. he says he is shell-shocked listen. >> it was crazy, you know. and me being a father, me being

a husband and all that, man, i would just put myself in that situation like hey, i got to be smart. you know what i'm saying? that's where i really -- i wasn't on that kind of energy. i was chilling. like i was following rules. do you know what i mean? i'm still kind of shell shocked from it, man. i'm embarrassed. >> the miami dolphins urging the police to quote taking equally swift and strong officers who engaged in sump despicable behavior. one of the officers involved is now on administrative duty. and their lawyers are calling for his immediate reinstatement and a complete, thorough, and objective investigation. guys, back to you. >> steve: brooke, thank you very much. it sounds like the police department is going to release a lot more body camera video so that everybody did k. see all the stuff that's out there. >> brian: lawrence, you spend so much time in law enforcement, just as a civilian. one -- whatever he did going too fast, going too slow, whatever it was, whatever it was. >> steve: he was speeding. >> brian: when the cop walks up

to your car and says roll down the window and don't and bangs on the window to roll it down he says don't bang on my window and it's tinted we see some of the video when things go wrong. when he does finally roll it down he rolls it back up. roll it down again. opened the door then he look like he lost his temper. >> lawrence: that's the problem. there's no textbook that all parties, one party was all right and one party was all wrong. did is standard operating procedures officer for visibility that you have got to roll down the video. >> brian: see what you are doing. >> ainsley: you don't know what is happening on the other side of that window because it's tinted, too. >> brian: run you over to get away. >> lawrence: legitimate fear. situation on the other end where bad things has happened. at the other end of it you had a cop that was out of control as well. and it never looks good when you have one cop that is that forceful and you have other cons that are on the scene who are

trying to de-escalate it and bring the temperature down. >> brian: watch the whole thing you see the car pull up in front teammates. what's going on he goes back car in the car. give me your license. i don't have my license. get back in the car. i got to grab my license to get back in the car. don't do that the other officer on the scene was also trying to tell him hey, just get back in your car and go home. no, no, no. you are dealing with me now. that's doesn't look good. >> ainsley: i don't know police officer. when you tell somebody get out of the car do you have to slam them down on the ground? can you just handcuff them? lawrence. >> brian: resisting because he had a knee injury. >> ainsley: i just had knee surgery. i just had knee surgery, sir. >> lawrence: seems a little out of bounds. the force applied at that time. >> brian: what i have seen already was pretty comprehensive. >> steve: let's seal what they officially decide after the

investigation. keep you posted. meantime big news overnight. right now the spacex polaris dawn crew is on its way to upper earth orbit for mission earth radiation belt eyeball those. the crewship blasted offer an hour ago right here on fox. >> brian: a lot of nicknames. >> 3, 2, 1. ignition spacewalk. >> brian: i djonathan serrie is live in cape canaveral, florida. hey, jonathan. >> good morning, guys. sunrise isn't until 7:05 this

morning. polaris dawn lit up the predawn sky over florida's space coast. take a look at dramatic video. this five day private mission will take the four space travelers into a high orbit. reaching a maximum altitude of 870 miles. the farthest travel from earth since the apollo moon missions more than half a century ago. on day three of the mission. in other words thursday, billionaire entrepreneur jared isaacman and sarah gillis will venture outside of the crew dragon capsule to attempt the very first commercial spacewalk. the first spacewalk conducted by private citizens. because the spacex dragon space has no air lock the capsule will be completely depressurized during the space walk so all four crew members will be wearing spacex's new streamline ava suits. the first time they have ever been put to the test in the vacuum of space. isaacman says the mission is

well worth the risk. >> if we are to unlock this last great frontier and people are going to venture out in space, which, by the way, whatever risk associated with it, it is worth it. we have no idea what it could do to really, again, change the trajectory of human kind. >> at the end of the five day mission, polaris dawn will splash down either in the atlantic or the gulf of mexico depending on the weather. back to you guys. >> steve: too bad, jonathan they couldn't swing by the space station and pick up those people that are stuck. >> i know. >> they are a little too high for that. >> brian: boeing people. >> ainsley: jonathan, that's awesome, thank you. >> steve: we're going to step aside. more "fox & friends"type on debe day coming up after this. ♪ 7 and maintained it.

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the oval office. everything he says tonight should keep in mind those voters and persuade them to vote for him. >> brian: do you think it's going to be less about substance. more about demeanor? she is going to have to show she is confident? he is going to have to show he is in control? >> well, i think she is going to try to baited him into an insult match because the way democrats win is if they get in insult matches with trump. the way they lose is if they talk about policy. if you think about this. they the poll came out last month shows that a majority of americans support all the key elements of the republican platform that he had at his convention. 54 members of americans think that his presidency was a success, including every age group and almost every item gratification group. so, when you are talking about substance or talking about the fact that his presidency made their lives better and their lives are worse now. you are winning. if you are in insult matches, you are losing. >> brian: she recreated what she thinks is going to be the debate. brought a lighting guy in and podiums in. even somebody to imitate

president trump. president trump golfed and had policy discussions with matt gaetz and tulsi gabbard. what works -- what works more effectively? >> she has been in cocoon for months. how do you prepare for a presidential debate? what do you do? first did you go threw a series of primaries challenged by your own party. town halls with voters asked questions. not hand picked voters real voters in new hampshire where go out and independents people challenging you. then you do interviews with media. and you do press conferences where people ask you tough questions. then you lay out some major policy speeches where you lay out your agenda and think through what i want to do as president and arguments to defend that and she hasn't done any of that. she did that interview with cnn. and they asked her what will you do on day one? and she couldn't answer. how do you not know the answer to that question when you are the major party nominee? every primary candidate knows the answer to that question, but she didn't have an answer. >> do you know what i can't

answer. i don't know what she would say to this. why do you want to be president? because i don't know still why she wants to be president. because everything she stood for is nothing she. >> kennedy's nomination back. >> brian: that's right. back in the 70s. you were not born then. marc thiessen thanks so much. a medicare hack exposes nearly a million users in apple's new venture into ai. it's tech tuesday with kurt the cyberguy. ♪

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in 2016, donald trump said he would choose only the best people to work in his white house. now those people have a warning for america: trump is not fit to be president again. here's his vice president: “anyone who puts himself over the constitution should never be president of the united states.” “i cannot in good conscience endorse donald trump this year.” his defense secretary: “do you think trump can be trusted with the nation's secrets ever again?” “no. i mean, it's just irresponsible action that places our service members at risk, places our nation's security at risk.” his national security advisor: “donald trump will cause a lot of damage.” “the only thing he cares about is donald trump.”

and the nation's highest ranking military officer: “we don't take an oath to a king or a queen. or a tyrant or a dictator. and we don't take an oath to a wannabe dictator.” take it from the people who knew him best: donald trump is a danger to our troops and our democracy. we can't let him lead our country again. i'm kamala harris and i approve this message >> janice: good morning, everyone. we are going to start with this line fire near san bernardino. we have 25 hours. 5% contained. very warm conditions here and breezy. so the temperatures are going to be well above 100 degrees. that's not going to help firefighters and unfortunately it is going to remain breezy. temperatures come down the next few days so hopefully that will be helpful. we are not getting any moisture into the region which they really need. speaking of moisture. we have got quite a bit of it with this three-point system.

tropical storm. we expect it to become a hurricane in the next 24 hours. making landfall across central louisiana. perhaps as a strong category 1 oar a border wall category 2 storm. we have hurricane warnings for central l.s.u. from cameron to morgan city and there's the tropical hurricane force winds as the track moves towards central louisiana. we're going to deal with power outages certainly, especially along the coast but up towards the mississippi river valley. and very heavy rain. the ground is saturated. it's not going to take much to cause flash flooding. storm surge upwards of 10 feet. if you are asked to evacuate. please listen to the warnings. all right, steve doocy, over to you. >> steve: all right, j.d., thank you very much. meanwhile, listen to this. nearly a million americans have been impacted by a recently discovered medicare data breach that happened in may of 2023. the hack involved a third party software company that exposed personal information like your social security number and home address. especially for beneficiary jerry's in the state of

wisconsin. daughter the cyberguy joins us right now. kurt, we have a lot of viewers who are on medicare and they are curious, am i impacted? what say you? >> yeah. this is not what you want to wake up to thi that happened mostly in wisconsin. but, man, if i had medicare or medicaid, i would be checking and making sure that i don't have any of the data breach affecting me. 946,801 people will be getting a new medicare card being sent out. watch for that notice. and at the same time, watch for bogus notices coming your way. fake notices either in the mail or in your email so you got to be very careful of that. this is not what you want to hear when you have this kind of critical stuff stolen from you. what do you do about this the milk of this can be addressed simply by following common sense stuff. and we're talking about, you know, look for that notice. number one, to make sure you have got the new stuff going on and your old stuff that may have been compromised is gone.

sign up for any sort of identity theft alerts and we, of course, review all those at cyberguy.com. you can check those out. if you were a victim. you will get one of those for free for 12 months. void scammers using this data breach to target you with fake notices. use the top and virus protection. when someone sends you a bogus link for that kind of a, what that will nullify that link so you don't get trapped into that. >> steve: great advice. go to cyberguy.com because kurt has laid it all out on his website. meanwhile yesterday was the apple glow time event. what that means is they are going to talk about how they changed stuff we buy so we will buy new ones. for instance, there is a new iphone 16, larger screen, new camera and a uses ai i think. also new air pods. new case, new charging system and a new thinner apple i watch, right? >> yeah.

series 10 of the watch. these are some good refreshments and, you know, we were looking for that big huge giant announcement for ai to follow with the iphone 16. and, you know, if you got an iphone now ai part coming out next month the iphone next week. if you have older iphone great reason forever you to have to get new iphone if you want ai only the ai 15 pro and new one coming 16 will be able to work with all this ai stuff moving forward. critics are crying foul for that one. come on, couldn't you make it work on some previous versions? hey, apple sales have been slumping. this works out really well for the cupertino company. >> steve: it's not just a software update it uses a different kind of chip. you have to buy the new and

improved. guy goo to cyberguy.com. cyberguy, thanks for joining us live. >> good to see you. >> steve: quarter before the top of the hour. polypositions with a side of personal attacks. inside the newly minted issues page on the website. kellyanne conway is going to react coming up next. ♪ my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis held me back... now with skyrizi, i'm all in with clearer skin. ♪ things are getting clearer ♪ (♪)

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♪ >> carley: we are back with headlines, a judge in idaho has granted bryan kohberger's request to have his trial moved out of the county where he is accused of kil is accused of killing four university of idaho students. lawyers argue he cannot get a

fair trial there because of pre-trial publicity. a new venue has not been announced. officials say cerg broke into a home near campus in 2022 and stabbed four students to death. the quadrupled murder trial is expects to begin in june of next year. today marks the fourth day of a manhunt for the shooter who opened fire on several cars in the southeastern kentucky highway. nine cars were struck by the bullets leaving five people hurt. some suffering serious injuries, including one person shot in the face. police are searching for joseph couch. she said to be armed and dangerous. putting the area on lock down with schools in the area remaining closed. those are your headlines. ainsley, over to you. >> ainsley: good deal. thank you so much, carley. >> carley: you are welcome. with only 55 days until the elections. clarifies has finally posted policy positions to her campaign website including efforts to raise the minimum wage, end student loan debt and tackling

the climate crisis by, quote: holding polluters accountable. but, rather than focusing solely on her own agenda, it also includes sections that are devoted to bashing former president donald trump. host of here's the deal with kayleigh mcenany. kellyanne conway joins us now. hey, kayleigh mcenany. >> hey, ainsley, good morning. i can't stop laughing at this policy page we finally see it should have been written in crayon. i feel like kamala harris was sitting next to donald trump in the classroom and just started copying off of his notes. it's very odd. you can't mock someone that you are mimics. and i see secure the border. middle class tax cut. lower energy costs. ainsley, we all know and all president trump has to say tonight is for three and a half years you have done the opposite. this is the harris administration. she dumped biden. we should, too. this is a harris white house. >> this is the harris energy dependent. the war on fossil fuels. the killing of the keystone pipeline jobs. the pausing of the l and g

permits. allowing putin to service europe with energy now. she is banning fracking. she doesn't want us to develop responsibly. the energy that's under our feet and off or shores in this great country. middle class tax cuts? even left leaning economists have called her out and said that her ridiculous tax plan, 65% on the estate tax. destroying wealth with these unrealized gain taxes. so you can have pablum and sound bitsz on baby site along with click here to donate to my campaign and give good money after bad. but it doesn't change the facts. and the facts are that she has made everyday life less affordable, more insecure. and really less fair. >> ainsley: we saw at the dnc every speaker just attacked donald trump repeatedly saying his name over and over. if you go to her website. she is spreading lies about donald trump's record. she says he is if katieed with project 2025. we know that's the heritage foundation that wants to ban

abortion. that he wants to restrict ivf and his plan will increase costs for families up to $3,900. she writes donald trump is a convicted criminal who only cares about himself. he has proven that time and time again from caving to the gun lobby and doing nothing to address gun violence to killing the bipartisan border security deal that would secure our border and keep america safe just to help himself politically. what's your response? >> it makes no sense. and if she brings that to the debate stage tonight she loses miserably. there is no unplowed ground left with donalt all. he has been through it all. investigations, impeachments, indictments, convictions, an assassin's bullet. he is somebody who has survived -- is he going to survive on the debate stage tonight. i think they are going to regret not exercising the muscles that you need debate president trump. if she brings that tonight. she is going to sound like a pundit from a different capable

news station, frankly. not going to stand like a world leader and commander-in-chief. that's -- look, i think tonight kamala harris bears some of this -- carries some of the same risks that joe biden had on jun, ainsley. it's just a little bit harder to see because his were very physical. president biden just didn't have the capacity to be there. the energy, the acuity and agility and ability. but her deficits are different. it's that she is going to sound like her website. she is going to sound like her supporters. trump, trump, trump. america has heard enough of that. they want to know what you are going to do to help them. so she has to bring in an affirmative, positive case as to why she is better than him. he has got her. how is she going to spend 60 to 90 seconds, ainsley doing the following disavowing herself from the biden-harris administration. really the harris white house now. plowing new ground. now for securing the border, a wall, middle tax cut, lowering energy costs even though my policies have done the exact opposite for suffering

americans. number 3, insult him to try to glant headline. if she does one of these ridiculous things like i'm speaking, i'm speaking. all president trump has to say that's new. we haven't heard from you in the seven weeks you have been the nominee so go ahead and speak. i'll just stand here. >> ainsley: that's a good one. kellyanne conway, thank you so much. >> thanks, ainsley. >> ainsley: you are welcome. we are talking to the harris campaign live. we will ask them big questions just ahead. ♪ the virus that causes shingles is sleeping... in 99% of people over 50. it's lying dormant, waiting... and could reactivate. shingles strikes as a painful, blistering rash that can last for weeks. and it could wake at any time. think you're not at risk for shingles? it's time to wake up. because shingles could wake up in you. if you're over 50, talk to your doctor or pharmacist about shingles prevention.

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