who could do that. steve from newton square, pennsylvania. >> kamala owns gun. i think i support stricter guna i th. ow >> john from walnut, california. stop throwing their hats at thee winner of sink or swim. >> it's a prestigiouwinners awab and it should be treated as such. i didn't throwd as such. that d. >> i handed it to her. but you don't think people canha handle the heat? davey from fort pierce, florida, are you saying that you've never, ever takene florie a selfie? >> not one. telfi really? okay, i've taken a selfie.e jus. to send emma. >> i don't, like, take selfies for any other reason. >> jonathan, we have nothing. ya you. sorry, jonathan, you're going to have to text me on monday. big on monday, by the way. >> have a great weekend. i'm watersnd and is my world.

and well, welcome to "hannity". >> after a second assassination attempt on president ssassina. the secret service finally gave an update on the failureet servl at the butler rally back in july, the site of the firstt assassination attempt. we'll have more on that coming up later. moominbut first, our country ist a tipping point this, is an inflection point for the usa. we are now only 46 days away from the most consequential action in our lifetime mail in voting. it is already underway. in, cout several states across the country. and today, early in-personry.oma voting began in the commonwealth of virginia, where a brand new pollia where, by th, released this morning. it shows the race is a statisticashows thl tie. look at that. and at this moment, at least now,.moment trump is polling fad of where he was at this point in the 2020 election across several key battlegroundn,r exal states. let's take a look in pennsylvania, for example, which could be the statet that decides the election.

and early voting is happening no earlyw. trump is polling three points ahead of where he wa puls at ths point in 2020. he did not lose the state by a e lot in wisconsin. presid president trump is currentlyen five and a half points ahead of where he was on this day in 2020. in michigan, he is polling overn five points ahead of wherets he was in 2020. so why are his poll numbers be betterrs this time around now? o maybe because millionsaround of voter ts around the country to them, while kamala harris has positions, are still a mystery. ste, remeu're knowledgeabl you know they are radical. they are extreme and frankly, dangerous for the country economically and dangerousok a on the national security front. look at her position on the border. look at her positiontion o on on and some of these other countries. her record is so iso left-wing g that she has to hide her reals o positions from all of you.it and so far, with the help of a corrupt state run media mob.

she's been successful. but make no mistake, harris iset the most radical candidate o this country has ever had atr the top of a major party tickept . and all of you, this country ouserves answers as to what are a growing list of questions. we have been putting these positions forward now for two months. forward w foher positions on ney single solitary, important issue of our time has changed without explanatioe thoutn. does she still support the radical climate alarmists religious cult, their $93 trillion green new deal? why didn't she co-sponsor that in the u.s. senate with bernie sanders? why did she co-sponsor her government, health care for all and the elimination of private? health insurance? does she still think it she is courageous no st to use the term illegal alien or radical islamic terrorism? why. and if she believes it, why does she still want to ban frackingt offshore drilling?

what about the radical positiono lookonon illegal immigration? look at the position harris and biden have put this country in. you know, think about this. she wants to decriminalizeout to illegal immigration. she wants a path to amnesty. e wantright. earn path to citizenship. she wants to offer free housinzg ,care, education, sex change sex operations, and we have allowed into this country unvetted illegal immigrants from 180180 countries, including our top geopolitical foecoous and counts with terror ties. they have been committing dozenses of murders and , evenyh of young children and other violent crimes.absolu and there have been absolutelyte no consequences at all whatsoever for the decisions that they have made. they have allowed this to happen. s getting hurt.cost >> never mind the cost. never mind the fed. no, never mind. neyou know, the hard drugso this that are crossing into this country. dow and by the way, she sat down for an interview last mont

h with cnn fake news dana bash,fa chd she said, quotke newe her vs have not changed. she did a whoppingan 60 minutenute 29 second interview. so why is she claiming and her policy positions have changed and she's not evepn making the claim? she has campaign aidesg th saying it foclr her. last night, she had a chance to clear up some of all of this. of allshe had the softball of ai softball interviews with oprah. ewbut as usual, she offered nothing more than a bunch of awkward worhan d salads. and even oprah couldn't save her from herself. ot saveertake a look at some oe lowlights. >> let's come together with the character that we are so proud w of about who we are, whichptim is we are an optimistiistic peo. we are an optimistic people, americans by character are peoplere who have dreams and ambitions and aspirations. >> and we believe in what iswe

possible. we believe and believe in what . >> it really would love to know what your plan is to help the lowep lor the cost of livin. yeah, i first of all, thankyour you both for being here and yours is ais story i hear i around the country as i travel. it's veroundy that we all speako to our friends and our a neighbornds about misinformation and help them now see hom w it occurs, where it is occurring. and so this is a momen t whereghting we stand, knowing what we are fighting for. we're not fighting f not fight e it's what we're fighting for. >> thank you. >> wk you, madam vice president. now, what she has said is she supports the largest she has tax increase in american and world history. and $93 trillion new green deal, which would end capitalism as we know it. tha that would be marxism. if you want to lood k at abe a and economic philosophy behind it. economhilosophthere was one momt

in particular that madees headlines when the two were discussing gun control. you're not going to believe what 2n-contro kamala s. >> take a listen. that gun owner, tim, i know that is in my house there getting shot. yes. ye are gethos i hear that.bablyh i hear that probably. wil but i will deal with that later . wh the giggling is not funny. where does she stand on the second amendment and gun ownership? because for many years she has advocated for the most restrictive gun laws supporting a mandatory gun buyback.ndatory and by the way, what she said in clip sounds an awfult le lot like stand your ground. d, the same stand your ground lawsd that she and democrats have spent years demonizing. in case you forgoting., let's te a look at her past radical stances on gun ownershiplook at

>> you decide assault weapons nhat are already in circulatio . do you do about those? well, there are approximately 5 million to your point. correct? 5 n.we have to have a buyback program and i support a mandatory buyback program. m anour as your gun buyback proa is mandatorym?. second amendment. second amendment. listen, we have to we'reo questi going to have to do it the right way. there's no question about that. bubut we don't have we have to pot these guns off the stree gt and just because you canss legally possess a gun in the sanctity theof of your locked he doesn't mean that we're not going to walk intot goin that he and check to see if you're being responsible and safe in the way you conducdt your affair. >> mandatory gun buyback,nfisca that would be called confiscation. and we can enter your home and we can checktieur on your gs any time we want. you deserve answere answers. but kamala, her handlers, they are doing everything possiblehandlers. hide her from the press. that was not a real interview last night aw. but finally, after nearly two months, she is now getting mo on the strategy, even

some on the left. you know, and by the way, takerm a look at what former obama adviser david axelrod had to savidd had toy. >> listen. i said years ago that presidential races weres fo for the soul and whoever you are, you know, people wantut they'll they'll find out and they'll want to know. so one way you reveal that is i through interviews and isd unsc and town halls and unscripted interactions. and i think she needris do i think she needs to do more of that between now and thege election to get people comfortable? i well, the problem is she can't do it and her team knows she can't doand hew sh it.te and it's not like a debate where she's going to memorize her linee's goine hers and justt recite them. meanwhile, accordinge a new political report, democrats are privately worriert democd te teamster teamsters unionnt shocking announcement this week that they would not endorse her. k thatthis is the first time this union has not endorsedt a democratn for president since

1996. for could be a major warning sign for her campaign. now, remember, a polmpaignl reld by the union shows 60% of rank and file members, they want donald trump, only 34% want kamala harris. and by the way, the leadership of the teamsters should have gone along with the ran ers shouk and file. e >> well, they made it halfway. but first, kamala wait halt coms in georgia today, so we sent our own sara carter to aske the people in the great state of georgia, the peach state. of e abouabout kamala's radical f position. sarah, what did you find outind >> well, shawn, whileamal kamala harris was actually at the cobbrris performing arts cer here in georgia, i was roughly nine miles down the road in downtown marietta. i was really wn close and i wasnt speaking to residents. how about how they felt over the lasts four years of the biden presidency and thend the kamala vice presidency and what she did at the border? i talked preside to them about a such as transgender surgery

for, you know, illegal immigrant inmates or into tension in prison. and, you know, the residents in georgia, they were noty afraid to speak their mindwe. ka >> take a listen to this. vice president kamala harris actually put in charge of the border and did nothing. she'd say a bunc ofrder.h thinge what she can do. i just i don't understandt un what she hasn't been doing about being a vice president on the healthdeeen doin side. she has been very public in the past about, you know, medicare for all and getting rid of private health care insurance. is she now says that she won'ter do that? do you believe her? i don't believe think she says back to her districtattorn attorney for san francisco and then california, then in the senateyoe. lly >> and she is a puppet.pp a lot of talk originallyorts g r you know, she supports green you know, green energy. tt right. and but that would mean like

in some states, like cutting stat, you know,m shutting down the gas pipelines. does that concern at all or not? i mean, is it kind of down because we don't really know how true is that? 't think you don't think that she might? yeah, i don't think she's zip. i won't go for it. i mean, she probably just say just to buy voteyss one of the policies that kamala harris has been criticized for. or the pwahat she has talked in the past. it's actually not a policy, but it's something that she has said she has agreesaidth wasd w. was transgender surgeries for illegal aliens in prison.am that was something that came up out of a 2019 questionnaire that she had filled out. >> well, how do you feel about that? yes, it's like got just nuts. move on. the next question. it's astonishing to usmala har that people will support kamala harris in any way. >> any georgia is a crucial swing state and the way. folks were discussing the issues today. they they seem very well-informe d. and i can tell you this, all eyes will be on georgia.

all eyes will on georgia like the rest of the country. >> sean, back to you. listen>> sta, states like georg, north carolina, pennsylvania, wisconsin, michigan, arizona and nevada, all critical. nevery one. them all critical. right, sir. thank you. we appreciate it. you.it.here with more reaction, fox news contributor , the hostfetz of tomi lahren is fearless. i can't imaginlesse a fearful t, but anyway. led also outkick founder clay travis is with us. >> tommy, let's start with you. art withthe more that people len about her or if, for example, s she gets the support of taylor swift, we get ylora poll outs that shows that donald trump is way more popular than taylor swift, which i found interesting. the more she's hanging out with oprah, the more she gets celebrity endorsements, the more the ben stillerge is. that julia roberts, chris rock. so the worlds of that she's hang out with, that kind of proves to me what i've been saying true is that

the democratic party has become the party of coastalise elites.e hollywood, d.c., new york, and that republicans, rt conservatives now are the party of working men and women. n and woand i think the teamsted of shows that my wrong in my analysis. no, you're exactly right. donald trump recognized the forgotten american in 2016. and that's whyld trump forgott d that election. and that's why you're seeing whs, thinkin the teamster because they're not just thinking about their union and what the democrats could potentially doint th d what for their unione pa as they have in the past, the thinking about their families. bu about about their communities, they're thinking about their country. and that's why you saw that and file support for donald trump. but, shawn, that interview that town hall with oprah last night, it was so bad, i would not be surprised if opra washbe secretly votes for donald trump. that's how bad sf oph it was. tl and i think we all can tell l that kamala is is so awkward when she's asked a question. but if you look at her pas asket

interviews and you study them, as we all have from 2019, 2020 or even back to 27, she s is much more comfortable and in commanhe d of the issues whenalking she's talking about her radical ideaout hes and values. that's where she feels comfortable. she doesn't do the awkward she doesn'doesn' laughs. lk she doesn't talk in a word, belad, because that's what shewd actually believes. everything she's doing right now is an act, includingl. her talking about owning a gun. and she showed an intruder in her hom t owni ande that was a coached line to make her seem so relatable. and ite failed. >> you know, jason, i think. tom is on to i think it gets very awkward for her when she's trying to remember what her advisers told her tremo say about any given topic. now, how do you back offe cospon that the fact that you co-sponsored the green new dea le the that you would eliminate the filibuster to pass it? how do you bacfio k off? you co-sponsored government health care for all and the elimination of private health insurance. how do you back off?

you wantedk of free housing, heh care, education and sex changexn operations and to decriminalize and offer amnestgeions andy to d a half million plus illegal immigrants. she allowed the country. how do you back away from those positions? except you just don't answer s the question as she's doing. >> she's a deep fake candidate l and. we should believe her that her principles haven't changed prd we should believe bernie h sanders, who said, well, she's just doing the pragmatic thing, a.k.a jusin. just trying to buy votes with these practice lines. she' me is exactly right. she is terribly uncomfortable in her own skin because she's inn there trying to,hinkin you know, thinking and speaking for kamala harris is notd always gone well. and when she tries to pull up that seed in her braintrie c and ,this is what i'm supposed to say, it doesn't go well, that's why you getoego well. the salads, because she's just buying tim e and she's not actually advocating for something that she really believes someieves in. od

and everybody can see through that. anybody who's lookinthat.g at ts understands that donald trump is the most authentic street aut politician who will l you exactly what he's thinking at any momenexe sinkint, almosts peril. and kamala harris is the exact opposite, that. she is a fake candidate who is run by puppeteers and she's trying to memorize lines and she can't do it. you know, clay, i think i think both tommy and jason are right on on the money here. when that couple and we'll get into more detail with senator kennedy tonightle when that couple is asking specificallyg specif about she t on the economy. she didn't mention the greenhe e deal. she didn't mention the largest tax increase history.she di she didn't mention which she had said previously, that thdnt high cost of energy is the cost of democracy. >>th she just gave a bunch and b of platitudes and bumper stickersum that maybe, you know, make people feel good,

but they're not specific policies. >> well, look, i think tommyas was somewhat right when oprah sitting across fromacrris kamala harris, who she knows donald trump very well. e back she has to, in the back of her mind, be thinking this woman is e thina. maybe i should have endorsed trump. maybe i'll secretly vote for him. but also maybe e fo, there was a momentih in this interview that i thought was really compellinou g w and cut to the essence of it. it was when kamala was askedhe directly about what her plan a was at the border. she answered forthe bord about t and a half minutes, saying nothing at all. and then oprah had to step s in and say, so what exactly will you do? and she said, ohly, i'll pass te bill that wasn't passed before. bet going do anything different, though. that's the real lesson here. doug, her husband sat downwith with michael strahan, nfl, former mfl for player who's nowe morning show, and he answered the question, hey, why is it,wi kamala to blame forer people who are unhappy right now? and he said, well, she's the vice president right now.d

she can't be expected to make the decisions the president makes. decisionand dr. jill biden sittg at the front of the table for the cabinet meetining at tg is y to blame here. but i think what really all this sums uplly al s is kama is the most inauthentic candidate that we have ever seens for president and that american voting public is findingg publ that out. the and over the next six weeks, they're going to try to hide try e the more timeher people spend listening to her, the less they like her. it wasthlessy like h true in 20 true for mucofh of hernation national career. she dropped out without a vote's being taken. when democrats were involved be,rrow i i think she's going to get smoked. tomorrow is football day, sean. there is no way thess e big tenn fans in michigan, pennsylvania and wisconsin are showinag up o and voting for kamala harris over joe biden. >> how doe s this play out,os tommy? does she make it across the finish line? whg? ise her odds winnins thsh ? >> listen, the democrat operation is so strong that the candidate matteros than the strategy that they have in place with early voting, whichse

has already begun, as you mentioned. so this is going to come dowadnt to getting out the vote. people aren't going to vote for kamala, but they might vote against donal vd trump. and we have to make suref suppor that every republican that supports donaltsdd trump, suppon america, actually gets out and casts a vote. vot leave any stone unturned. >> how does it end, jason? >> i hate early voting. i wish in vote, same day,g ti same time, same information with voter id, but thosee aren'. the rules of the road right now in if republicans don't get out and starns dont voting now and putting those ballots in the box and getting those votes in early, they will lose. but donald trump should on the issues. but people, it's all about who shows up and votesut. ean: cla i think he will win by likeina e north carolina, georgia, pennsylvania lasornnsylvant thot nebraska make it winner take ne. a ke away the chance kamala wins pennsylvania, michigan and wisconsin and gets in mak andsin ane that five elel votes all go to the winner. it's going

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king fled to north korea through a demilitarized zone last year and was facing four other charges, including assaulting an officer. a military judge reportedly told king that without the plea, he could serve up to 20 years following admission of guilt. king also received a dishonorable discharge from the united states military. i'm julie painter. now back to "hannityo hannit". all right. >> eeer today, secret servic leaders, they held a presser on the agency's internal investigatiossn into the firstvg assassination attempt of former president trumatp. at was that was in july, july 13th, to be specific . ecre butler, pennsylvania. now, acting secret servicee lai director ronald rowe laid out the security failured ous that . to the assassination attempt. >> take a look. the secret service did not or di give clear guidance or directioren to our local law

enforcement partners. >> there were communication between law enforcement personnel at the site and approximatel y 1810 local time. secret service informed personnel that local police were addressing an issue wer at 3:00 of the outer perimeter. at approximately 1810 local time, by a phone call, the secret service security room calls the counter sniper rs response agent reporting an individual on the roof of tht re h.r. building. >> that vital piece. of information was relayed over the secret service radio network. issues were encountered the dayo of the visit with respect to line of sight concerns, ut but they were not escalated to supervisors. are noy of thensibilit secret service to make sure that we provide a secure environmen envt for our protectees. we want them to make surethey that they can live their lives u with type of normalcy, but they must do so with us. providing the highest levels

of protection which we have been doin doingg since july 13th. >> and in response to the assassination attempts on trump. today, the house of representativesesentati, they unanimously passed a bill increasing secret service protections for both majorpresin presidential and vice presidential candidates. nd vichere with more co-host hit show the five, our friend judge pirro. what bothers me is what he's describing is very similar to what happened at trump inte. ational in west palm and now we learn that they kne knew about the vulnerability around holes four or five, six and seven, where you hadha this trade off area. it was an area, an area where paparazzi would often hide to get videos and pictures of donald trump playing golf o and they never even searched the area, never mind preventing people from getting into that wooded area. now you have two examples wheree we have people with high

powered rifles. in the case of the. ak-47 in west palm beach, you knowpa, 300 yards or so away fromo the president, 130 yards away from the president and butler. that's a tap in putt, judge. and he he claims success about last and it was anything but a success. you know you have laugh although this is not funny at all. here's the bottom line. this guy a. rowe who is only the acting head because chantal was such a mess, shee cheadl had toe she said secret service didn't put people on the rooft put anr building for july 13 because it was sloped. we all kno becw was a lie. out now we're finding out from this guy that, you know what the president trump had presidential level secret service protection when he was playing golf in west palm beach last sunday. well, then how the hell dithe hd this guy get to sit outside the golf course within ten feet of a major thoroughfare for

12 hours with a gun with his car, and nobody notices him?ntie if that is presidential level secret service, you know, they ought to go back to kindergarten. all right. this guygarten is a is that as r as i'm concerned? he's an establishment guy. this is a guy who says, look, we started to get complacent. e some didn'tyou t do their job. well, you know what? the ones who didn't do their job, they need to be fired. that's number one. and number two, you're the guys who came out and blameds the locals out for july 13thy 13 and having no one on that roof. now we fing d out from you noad less that you had two separate command centers, one for the feds, one for the locals. i was a locar the lol d.a. whenc had an incident that involved state and federaidl. we were together in one command center, and that was a few decades ago where we couldig figure that out back then. ur outand not only that, there . common communication. so when referenced the fact thee

that there's a shooter'sg on the building, nobody's hearing about it because they're not talkin becy g to eaa other. this guy, even the way he presented iy heented itt, shs to go. it's a cover up when he sayse we've got a new reality. no, we don't have a new reality. lity we have is a secret servicent that's not up to the job, but so lazy, so complacent from the top down that they're making excuses for the president, who, by the way, when he was president, he played that golf course overalls every weekend. so it's not like the secret service did not know this golf course trumps played it fort sev four years when he was president. so right nowicd t what we've got is this guy says we don't needha any more resources, but we gotao a lot of people leaving. i have an idea. you get rirees bd of all thosedf all those cases that you want to compete with, state and local agencies, counterfeit electronic crimes treasury crimes. we don't need the secret service to d dono that.

stick to your mission of protecting the president and th presidee presidential fas and forget about this nonsenseyo that. you want to put a few more stars in your lapel? well morstar, let me say one more thing. the discussion by this guy of the new reality and the fact that, you know, we've gotgm a paradigm shift. what a paradigm shift. it's the shift same it was. now what we need is we needg to bring in the militaryin in this bill that's in congress today. he knows nothing about it bee. sss he knows no what it does, sean, is it allows the military, the guys. in the military to go to the base. they load up a planed a plan with resources and they go with the candidate. all right. the guy doesn't even know what the bill is about. he is a he's lazy just likebout the people he's complaining about. >> and if heard him say one more time and pat themselves on the back while, nd we were at the rnc was fine and the dnc was fine. l and, you know, the two n presidential debates that had

no audiencdiencee, they were fi. >> i'm like, do you not realize you allowed that? it's such a failure. you allowed people with high powered rifles within, you know, literally donaldf trump came within a millimeter of dying and butleutler par ande within 5 minutes he would have been dead in west palm beach. and you want to tell me about the success of the rncme in the dnc? how about keepinhow aboug peoplh an ak-47 and a scope out of the trees where apparently7 this gr was laying in wait for 12 plus h hours and it's a nonviolenout ability. >> it's an ai ability because anybody a camera or a newspaper magazine knows to sit in thatr particularmagazito sit area. what we've got here are thes to standards are too low. he d in that job. and i'm glad there are five investigations, but i worry. and unless donald trump gets electeand und the same, garbage is going to continue. >> it's scary.

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for being here and yours is a a story i hear around the country as i travel. tn termers of both rightly, having the right to have aspirations and dreams and ambitions for your family and working hard and finding that the american dream is for this generation and so many recently. far more elusive than it's been. and we neend to deal with that. that answer the question because the average american paying somewhern?e around 28,000 grand more per family since she became vicent president. a new ap poll found votersr trum are split on whether trump or harris would do a better job on the economyo . ware do they are they aware of the $93 trillion green new deal that would destroy capitalism? are they awareion-dollar gre shd the largest tax increase in the history of these world? edg

anyway, trump does have a slight edge on that as more and more experts are coming out against kamala harrila hars and economic policies. shark tank investor kevin o'learshnvestoy revealed spoke with harris advisers ha better understand her policies, and here's what he had to say aftert heo sathat conversation. >> take a listen. in querying about this idea of taxing unrealized capital gains, which would of ty destroy the economythe and change the way every investor would invest and chasw capital out of the country, i've been told this and don't worry about it. justto be happy. way there's no way congress would ever pass that. she had s to keep saying that to keep her base happy, to bring people out to vote for her. but that's to vote not going tot don't worry about it. these policymakers that are giving me this. just.olicymak be happy. well, maybe i'm going to have t to get happy. but right now i'm not happy. and i really, really want some polic y. marke i really do. and i think the rest of the market does, too. commt givesst themen you some idea about how much angst there is out therere. ng

and according to a new report, it sounds like the americakn n about people will have a lot to worry about. the tax foundation foundundatiod that kamala's tax plan would cost the u.s. economy nearly 800,000 jobs and unemployment and unemployment has been on the rise. but trump, on the other hand, is considering policieconsiders that will help working class americans. ea his rally on long island early this week, he suggested a temporark hey of 10% on credit card interest rates to the americans that have been struggling because of biden. amerharris inflation. he also said no tax on tips, nha tax on social security. and the president keeps hapanding ou thet his tax breaks for hardworking americans by saying, well, nons tax on overtime either. here with reaction, louisiann a senator john kennedy is with us. she did in her own words she di propose a co-sponsor of the $93 trillion green new deal. that to me, would endas w

capitalism, as you know, as we know it. on top of the largest taxerican increase in american history, inclg taxing unrealized capital gains. again, that would end capitalism as we know it. that basically marxism the way i understand it. i want to get.t your on it. kev and the fact that they're saying to kevin o'leary, oh,inft you just be happy, none of that's going to happen. thll, those are her stated policies. that's her in her own wordat's are you saying don't believe what she says? >> well, sean, i've read the vice president's plan, such as it is basically her her plan is is let's do the dumbest thing possible. >> that won't work. i don't. k.i don't know who wrote her plan. i don't hate anybody. paid anyboouldn' that person h in charge of a ham sandwicamh. >> the biggest economic problem facing america today is high

prices. duh. and those high prices were caused by the policies of president biden and vice president harris. what's her plan to lower those pricesr th? number one, price controls. sure. that's must follow castroin and cuba and venezuela and theer former soviet union, all of which tried pric e and all of which are higher prices and mass hunger. >> the second part of her plan is raise taxes that ms.. >> harris wants to raise. the tos p personal income tax rate. >> she wants to raise capital gains taxes. she wants to raise inheritance. corpora taxes. she wants to raise corporate income taxes. she wants to tax unrealized inpital gains for the first time in american history. >> she wants to tax wealth and she believes for one, tax

increase away from prosperity. i don't a single economist who has or which has said will work. the tax foundation did a very careful analysis, as you said. the tax foundation says that ms.. harris' plan will cost us abouco 800,000 jobs. it will shrink the shrunk the economy,my about percent. >> is t will cut wages at least 1.2%. >> and in my judgment, itcause will also cause prices to gopr even higher. >> i mean, you know, this plan is like a rock, only dumber. >> you know, if you raise taxesn correct me if i'm wrong, i don't think corporations paye taxes. any increase in taxes will bein passed te passed on to consumer. if you double the capital gains and you tax unrealized capital gains.

by the way, good luck trying to figure that out, be it real estate investment or an investment in the stock market. in stocki find this madness, bye way. and if you pay taxes on gains and eventually you don't realize them because the stock goes down orse the property vale goes down to get your money back, i think that would be a ae question we need an answer to. but and then you add the greenr new deal to it. >> i don't see how this economy could hold up every time socialism, marxism, whatever you want to call it. whatever manifestation it has taken on has ever been tried. my it always ends the same way. unfulfilled promisesd promis and poverty and a loss of freedomp n that you give up in the name of false security. am i wronge , senator? no. >> if you corner president biden's treasury permcials, evetricialsn they wit

that these high prices are permanent. t.the only way to to deal withss these high prices is to grows om out of them. >> 5000 years of human experience demonstrates that you can't increase personal wealth. crease p the country's wealth without increasing output i. miss harris, his plan is to reduce output. she she wants to tax people. she wants to tax businesses so they have less money to spend and invest. when you tax something expan, yt less of it. duh. n: yeah. oh, senator, maybe you'lle have to give her a tutorial in economicse to oh one becausei i think it's definitely needed. senator kennedy, as always, thank you. all right. coming up, new study showing conservatives and liberals

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