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>> i speak passionately, i had an entire career decades before i was in public office. they know and i'm very proud of my 24 years in service and my record. >> >> brian: all right. republican v.p. candidate j.d. vance will join us live this morning. second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. >> and we start with this fox news alert. the southeast is picking up the pieces after helene killed more than 230 people making it the deadliest hurricane to hit our mainland since katrina. >> will: the biden-harris administration is sending 500 active duty troops to north carolina wringing the total to 1500 as thousands are still waking up without power. >> brian: remember it happened two thursdays ago. lawrence is live in north carolina with a firsthand look of the destruction. lawrence? >> lawrence: hey, good morning, family. just to show you the scene here, the best way can i describe it is if you picture a war zone in a movie, well, that's what this

community is facing right now. i want you to look at this. this used to be a car repair center right here. and you see this car that has been devastated right here. look inside of the building, there is other cars that are in there that are just pinned down. on the other location right here is a mattress location. there's nothing there. we have to literally go to google map to figure out exactly what it was. on the other side of the service station. completely hit as well. and the people are coming together right now. private organizations pitching. in but there's a lot of questions about where is the federal government. they say they are here. but the people feel a different way. we spoke to them yesterday. this is what they had to say. watch. >> we never thought it would hit up here in these mountains like this. but, when we walk down and seen that road gone and that bridge gone, i mean, it took my breath. i was like what happened? >> lots of disaster in this area. a lot dead, a lot without power

and water. we don't know when the water will be restored. i don't have any right now. >> my son hikes five miles to get me. we went through all the devastation of there were no roads. there were no homes. there was nothing. >> just so much damage. it's been somewhat overwhelming. we feel like we are in a war zone. >> people have drove up and they saw what we have got and they have just covered their face and their hands sobbing that they were able to find something, something to eat, something for their babies. >> such an outreach from around the country. i mean, folks from all states coming in and they are just helping us bringing supplies in. truck load after truck load. >> i think that our government can do more. because we're going to need the help. there is roads gone. there is, you know, it's going to take a lot to rebuild us. >> there is so much more that could be done. and ifing us $750, if you can even apply for it is ridiculous. and i have only heard of a

handful of people getting approved. $750 isn't going to do anything even if you do get approved. not with the damage we are seeing. not with the hurting that people are going through right now. >> where is the help for northern western north carolina. we send billions to ukraine but we can't help western north carolina. we pay it in, we work. we should receive some benefit from the government with our own money. it's just not right. the people of western north carolina that are hit hard should not be suffering like this. >> i don't think she is doing enough, and i don't think biden is doing enough, either. i'm sorry, i don't. >> everybody i talk to it's pretty much a slap in the face. we are not getting the support from her, from the president, the sitting president. we're just kind of having to suffer through it and figure it out on our own. >> i would say to kamala harris, this tragedy did not happen in a nice neighborhood downtown asheville. step out, get your rain boots

on. get your mud boots on, your gloves on and go out there and walked through what i hiked through for two and a half miles to get back to asheville, to get back to my family. you hack it, then you tell me what it's like. you step it up. you up your game. >> as you can see the frustration, the passion from those residents. let's bring in carson and sarah, the one focus church. you asked me what can i say? i say tell me everything. what are you seeing? tell me some of the stories that you have heard from your manimembership. >> some of the stories will break your heart. yesterday we met as congregation and cried. congregation members have found bodies in mud wrapped around trees trapped in. just -- it's heart breaking. i think one of the most amazing things that we have seen that's blown us all away is how the community people that live here

are walking, getting in their vehicles, getting in their atvs. getting in their 4 by 4s and literally taking bottles of water and handing it to me what do you you need? chainsaws carrying with them chopping stuff going through creeks and rivers getting to people i asked you this carson and sarah as well who is getting these bodies? are they government officials that are cutting people down and you also have the people who are doing this? >> the stories we have heard it's been individuals, might just be a couple of friends and buds that are gotten together and gone out and tried to be helpful and help with loafer effort and they literally have gone and pulled bodies out of the debris. >> lawrence: how bad is it here? when people see it on national media and they hear -- they say this is a week ago. everybody is in place. things are getting better.

>> we still have a lot of people without power. without cell phone. and that's one of the biggest things is we couldn't communicate with anybody. >> lawrence: for four days. >> still we can't. >> still super spotty. >> yesterday the church right over here, we just were able to make telephone calls with verizon wireless yesterday at about close to noon we were able to make some phone calls. it was hard for us to even set up supplies and get things because we couldn't even talk to each other. we were trying to figure out do we have any of the cb, walkie-talkies anywhere. >> coordination. >> coordination was difficult but what was incredible was people were doing by word of mouth. they were saying i will be back. go down the road and get you something and i'll be back. >> lawrence: what do you all need right now? i have been impressed with the chumps that have stepped up. you have got samaritan purse on the ground. >> yes. >> >> lawrence: helicopters in the air. how can we help? >> i think one of the things, we have been blessed and overwhelmed with the amount of

people locally, nationally. i mean, we have people from oklahoma, up north, down south, florida that are contacting us, trying to figure out what we need. i have already sent supplies and everything. making deliveries daily if not multiple times a day. one of the big things is to remember that it's super easy for the rest of the world to start to move on after you hear a story for a couple days becomes old news, this isn't going to be old news. lingering. people here, water, a lot of people -- some people have well water some people are on city water it. could be months before city water because infrastructure was hurt so bawnd and running. this is something that can't be fixed within a week or two with some donations. this is going to take a long time. so i think to not be forgotten about and that help is still going to be needed going forward for quite a while. >> lawrence: thank you so much for giving me time. we will be praying for you guys.

we will be on the ground as long as needs to be to goat your story covered. >> thank you. >> lawrence: this is something we continue to hear about the response. just local good folks, christian organizations stepping up. it just seems to be a little void when it comes to the response from the federal government, guys. people going to be here. >> brian: senator ted budd will be with you shortly. i spoke to howard has private helicopter as well as a benefactor in florida. national guardsman in florida he said fema couldn't get there they had no helicopters. he was going in personally on his own and there were a lot of people on the government side said you can't do this. you can't do that stopping a lot of good samaritans from doing what they had to do. some people are not accessible without choppers. while i wait a week to call in the military. i don't know why that wouldn't be the first option.

>> ainsley: national guard thousand troops. this was a week after the hurricane had hit, i do know there are a lot of volunteers there fema has sent a good bit of money to all of those states, but these roads are treacherous. if you have been to the mountains of north carolina. you know you are down in the towns, like let's say asheville or hendersonville or one of these small towns. and you have to get to these mountain houses through these back roads. >> brian: tell me that wouldn't have helped last week. right after he was done with his vacation. don't want to interrupted his vacation at rehoboth. call up the 82nd airborne do you have material and black hawks laying around there is a bunch of people in the mountains drowning that would have helped. four days later they do it. >> ainsley: brian, we are focusing on north carolina which was the hardest hit. georgia was hit. florida was hit with hurricane helene. people we talked to in tampa, housesy flooded. houses burned. one lady i was talking to on her street 3 houses burned. they are about to get hit again with this new hurricane coming through wednesday or thursday.

>> brian: i was watching you on saturday morning, already people were streaming into the butler rally when pete was down there. >> will: they had started friday night. incredible turnout as butler, pennsylvania for the three month return are a his first assassination attempt of donald trump to butler, pennsylvania. he talked about some of the things we are discussing today. what can you? what should you expect from your government? it's not too much to ask. one could argue it's the purpose of your government to put americans first. watch. from this day forward always put america first save the united states. >> november 5th, election day will be the most important day in the history of our country. and together with the great people of pennsylvania, we will make america powerful again. [cheers] we will make america wealthy again. [cheers] >> we will make america healthy

again. we will make america strong again. [cheers] we will make america proud again. [cheers] we will make america safe again. and we will make america great again. >> ainsley: look at that crowd. i mean thousands. the "new york post" yesterday said 20,000. >> brian: there is no way that's 20. it's got to be like 60. >> ainsley: i would say so, too. i read another article 100,000. i don't know what the true number is look at that. that's a lot. elon musk was also there. he has endorsed trump. he endorsed trump just a few minutes after this first assassination attempt a few months ago in butler. so he felt it was important to go. look at his shirt. his shirt says occupy mars and his hat is a maga hat. >> brian: he could do that he is the only one on earth.

>> ainsley: listen to his speech. >> the true test of someone's character is how they behave under fire. and we had one president who couldn't climb a flight of stairs. [laughter] and another who is fist pumping after getting shot. [cheers] fight, fight, fight. i think that's the most important election lifetime. this is no ordinary election. the other side wants to take away your free speech, you must have free speech in order to have democracy. that's why it's the first amendment. and the second amendment is there to ensure that we have the first amendment. [cheers] president trump must win to preserve the constitution. he must win to preserve democracy in america.

>> will: that's a line obviously that we have all become familiar with. it's been -- i don't know how many years old now, save democracy. right? what we need savior from is from the saviors of democracy. the sarahs of democracy are willing to burn down the tenants, the foundations of our constitutional republic in order to quote unquote save democracy. elon musk points to free speech. we have never seen in our lifetime a political party embrace the concept of censorship openly the way we are today with democrats. john kerry a week ago said it stands in the way of getting things done. joe biden has talked about it. kamala harris has talked about it. >> ainsley: hillary clinton. >> will: hillary clinton just on saturday of this weekend said it. and tim walz said it from the stage of the debate. the misinformation and hate speech are not protected under the first amendment. he is wrong. that is misinformation. they are protected. but, finally tim walz went on for one of the two people on their ticket, an adversarial

venue. went on "fox news sunday" with shannon bream. he was confronted with his misinformation. his false statements. here's what he had to say. >> i will own up when i misspeak. i will own up when i make a mistake. our constituents in arizona have elected me 8 times. they know where i'm at. and i'm proud to be on the ticked and we'll deliver like we have in arizona. >> "wall street journal" says after you were chosen to join the ticket, at the democratic governor tim walz signed into law allowing immigrants in the country illegally to apply for drivers licenses, qualify for free tuition at state universities and enroll in the state's free healthcare program for low income residents. are those not magnets to draw people here? many times on dangerous journeys for themselves and why should your taxpayers in minnesota or across the states pay for those programs? >> well, that's not the vice president's position but i will say this. minute society ranks as a top five business state. we rank as a top three state for children living. and we're the top state for healthcare access. i would also add, this we also

have some of the safest roads. >> brian: that's good. is he trying to say my policies are not kamala harris' policies, he had no answer when it comes to full term abortion. can you get abortion after the ninth month. she put it on a full screen, she says this is your law. he said that's not true. what are you talking about that's not true? i thought you were going to own up to everything, it was put to you by j.d. vance, he said answer the question, he didn't. then put to him by shannon bream and he didn't. here's the story. it was over the weekend. it's coming out multiple areas. the democrats are really concerned that she has a very light schedule. she spends a third of her days in different briefings and meetings conducting internal meetings and talking about her schedule instead of holding rallies. talking about being policy focused and doing what barack obama did. now they are rolling out barack obama on thursday. her polls are trending in the wrong direction. and i saw andrea mitchell of all people over the weekend say it's about time for her to do serious introduce because people need to

know what she is about. this whole risk adverse approach is wrong. these complaints are coming from her side. there was a dozen -- politico cited a dozen sources on the democratic side concerned about what's happening. and walz denied make anyone feel better if you watched that interview. ains. >> will: you know, ainsley, right after that interview. tim walz tweeted a clip with that interview with shannon bream he said donald trump and j.d. vance will push for a national abortion ban. that is misinformation. it is false. they have said repeatedly. by the way j.d. vance is going to join us here on "fox & friends" in about 45 minutes. he will be here. we can ask him once again. they have said on numerous occasions we are not doing that he is fine with repeat and repeat and repeat the lie. >> ainsley: they are spreading so much misinformation. i talked about this on friday a commercial that's always on this morning show that i watch that's live while i'm getting ready to come here in the morning. and it's a commercial about this military mom who says we're

trying to do ivf we want to get pregnant and we move around state to state because i'm married to a man in the military and donald trump is going to take that right away from thus different states. donald trump is not going to do it. he has been pro-ivf. he is not going to take that away from moms. i would say so many of the people in all of our families have been born because of this beautiful blessing of ivf. he said time and time again i'm not against that but, to talk about kamala harris doing serious introduce. tomorrow, brian, she is going to be on "the view." howard stern, and stephen colbert, friendly interviews. >> brian: a lot of time thee blows them too. anything can happen. her prompter stopped on friday and she kept repeating the same 32 days four or five times. yet the front page of the "new york times" last night and maybe it's today's that just broke last night is donald trump mentally okay? he just spoke for an hour and 45 minutes in front of 60 to 120,000 people. is he going to do interviews

today. doing wabc this morning. doing a bunch of interviews all week and is donald trump okay? why doesn't he do a cognitive exam? you have kamala harris who can't get through any type of interview and make any sense and that's why her -- the people closest to her don't want her doing any. they asked a follow-up question to what you said about lying about ivf, goes -- on an abortion back. shannon bream, when he says i'm not going to sign an abortion ban, do you think is he lying? goes yes. what are you supposed to say to that? so lying when you disagree with the policy that will push your campaign further, all could tell you is the polls are a flat footed tie and we will see who will out work the other. looks like "60 minutes" is not going to get donald trump. but she sat down for "60 minutes" interview that's right not going to air until next sunday. that's bizarre. >> ainsley: i thought it was airing tonight at 8:00. they aired a clip last night. because you expect "60 minutes" to be a sunday show. >> going to air it tonight as a

special. >> brian: music awards show i was waiting for that interview. >> ainsley: did you notice tim walz didn't answer shannon's question. asking about illegal immigrants giving them free heroic and free college tuition meanwhile our neighbors down in north carolina need help but is he willing to do it. >> brian: he said that's good for minnesota but not good for the country. ainsley: minute society we're great with children. we're great with had healthcare. that didn't answer the question. >> will: you rattled them off, colbert, "the view," howard stern, the other one she did which is out now she did the call her daddy podcast. here's a bit. >> i'm feeling great and i'm feeling nervous. there is this old adage only two ways to run without an opponent or scared so there you go. i think you and your listeners have really got this thing right, which is one of the best ways to communicate with people is to be real. >> will: there is a clip going around from the podcast right

now. it's a woman-focused podcast. so, of course, they are going to talk about abortion. and alex cooper the host of the podcast says in kamala in a game is there any law that you and i could sit here and think of that controls men's body they laugh and the answer they come up with resoundingly is no. no law. now, i just want to put this in context. >> this is a person asking to be the commander-in-chief of the military. so if she doesn't know, i will help her today. it's called the military draft. yes. there are laws that have controlled men's body, put their life on the line and millions have died for this country. and, you know, we don't need to compare that to abortion. i'm saying the person asking to be commander-in-chief. that might be top of mind. you are in charge of all those men that you should send off to war. you might want to be able to come up with that answer and not laugh it off. >> ainsley: good point. >> brian: yeah, that's a great point. when you are looking right now with 29 days out. almost every battleground state is virtually tied.

it's arizona, trump is up. you look at georgia, trump is up. north carolina looks tie, pennsylvania is a tie. 1 point lead in wisconsin and michigan. closest election since 2,000. just keep in mind trump always under polls. no one denies this. in 2016 and 2020. he over-performs his polls. >> ainsley: why it's important to go out and register. this is going to be a close one. >> all the sunday shows, they focus on january 6th, jack smith, nobody thought that butler and the size of that crowd and what he said was worth bringing up. it's astounding to me. not shannon's show o. >> ainsley: you are right. we have a fox weather alert. milton is a cat 3 hurricane as it's threatening florida after the state was just hit by helene. janice is tracking the storm that will lead to mass evacuations. >> will: today marks the one year anniversary since october 7th, the massacre in israel. a rabbi joins us next with his

message of bravery after his son was killed by hamas. ♪

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killing more than 1100 people. they also took over 250 israelis and foreign nationals hostage. nate foy knows all about it. he is live in tel aviv. nate? >> hey, brian. on the one year anniversary of october 7th, 101 israeli hostages remain in gaza. unfortunately 36 of them are confirmed to be dead with a 28-year-old man being added to that list just this morning. the threat from hamas continues with two separate launches into israel today. 5 pro-jock tiles were intercepted in southern israel and hamas also launched here at tel aviv we heard the sirens and we heard the explosion resulting in reportedly two injuries as idf operations in the gaza strip continue, take a look at this video. operational activity continues in the jabalia area. airstrikes continued in gaza overnight. thousands of hamas terrorists remain in the gaza strip. and families are still waiting for hostages to come home. take a listen to this interview from "fox & friends" last hour. >> i can't imagine that we're

still in the crisis for a year that remains under torture, under duress, deprived of food, water, sanitation and daylight for a year now in hamas tunnels. and the muslim international community and my observe government failed to bring him home with the rest of the hostages. i idf tells fox since october 7th. con if i say scad thousands of guns and rockets. as well as the vehicles they use that day to penetrate southern israel. take a look. >> filled with hamas terrorists carrying ak-47s. some of them with machine guns. breaching into southern israel to commit unthinkable crimes. here we are one year later. and the war continues. >> there are still thousands of arm terrorists in gaza who have guns, rpgs, different munitions, wanting to kill our soldiers and if our soldiers aren't there, they want to kill our civilians and run into israel. so this threat is still there

they are not functioning as a military organization. but they are still thousands. and there is still intense pressure on prime minister benjamin netanyahu, take a look here. hundreds of people gathered outside of his home in jerusalem this morning. calling for an immediate hostage and cease-fire deal. vice president kamala harris was asked about the u.s. relationship with netanyahu on "60 minutes." listen to this. >> do we have a real close ally in prime minister netanyahu? >> i think, with all due respect, the better question is do we have an important alliance between the american people and the israeli people? and the answer to that question is yes. >> nate: well that, relationship with netanyahu will be impacted by how israel responds to iran's massive ballistic missile attack from last tuesday. netanyahu promises that israel will respond with force as here

we are one year after october 7th. israel continues fighting hamas in the south, hezbollah in the north, as well as possibly an escalation with iran directly. we'll send it back to you. >> brian: nate with that statement, that's going to effect policy. if netanyahu says what if she wins, she could start curtailing weapons, which means he has got act comprehensively before the election, don't you think? >> yeah, netanyahu certainly has spoken about the need to act strong and act quickly with also the possibility of an arms embargo a few days ago he called out french president immanuel macron for his criticism with israel and watching the election election play out. we have seen netanyahu act very bold in the last few weeks. i wouldn't be surprised if that continues, brian. >> brian: nate, thank you so much. we will choke back in with you again. 28 minutes after the hour. continue with though story. daniel perez killed the day

protecting the kibbutz. daniel's father rabbi don perez joins me now. rabbi, great to see you. what a toll your family paid on that day. bring us through it? >> we have four children, two sons and two daughters. our sons are the older two. we moved to israel from south africa 10 years ago. our sons 13 and 156789 forced october 7th, 2024. both officers israeli army. eldest son and youngest son in the tank call comes october 7th. danielle is based with his tank crew outside a base next to kibbutz of many hundreds of people. he fought for two and a quarter hours valiantly and gallantly with his crew saving some people. killing many terrorists until, unfortunately, he was shot killed and taken hostage. weave only knew after a 163 days that he in fact had been killed by some evidence you spoke about

jabalia. >> brian: he was alive when they took him? >> we don't know. by the time 12:00 noon came that afternoon. 163 days later. we have video footage which confirmed, unfortunately that he had been killed that day. it seems that encounter he was killed and probably dragged dead across the border. as i noticed the time 7:30 in the morning, 2:30 in israel. exactly at this time 2:30 our oldest son was fighting in the same base. just happened to be that he came when he heard 8:00 in the morning he came to fight as well. evidence fought in six different places. in the same base, it just worked out that he was there. he managed with officers to save 22 soldiers, mainly feel mail. female.shot in the leg. by the grace of god injured, in and out of his thigh. main artery. one son missing and one son lying in a helicopter shot through the thigh. >> brian: when you see those protesters in new york called to action today and seen them --

what are your thoughts? >> i just can't believe the moral perversion in the world. we are talking today. today is the 7th of october. the day that hamas, according to any human standard came n an invasion when mike pence visited israel i had the opportunity to meet him. evidence said i understood this wasn't an infiltration it was invasion 90 places with thousands and thousands of terrorists killing, maiming, burning, raping and taking 250 hostages. this should be a political issue. is there nothing about politics and ideology straight human morality boggles the mind. >> brian: you are going to make that message later and pictures in your lap. unfortunately out of time. show us something we want everyone to see. >> these are some of the hostages. this is my son daniel, both still held by hamas unbelievable. here we have family, brian, an entire family taken hostage. nine months old, clear he was when he was taken. he has been longer in captivity alive than in freedom.

the whole family. here we have a muslim killed in captivity as well for the israeli army an old man 85 the oldest person is he a great grandfather and look at this. the final one seven girls being held. this is from hamas' psychological warfare releasing these pictures to show what the people are going through just unbelievable. 101 hostages one year later. where is the basic humidity thas unconditionally every singling one need to be released. pay ran some and hostage taking. >> your ability to tell this story that is so personal was fantastic. thanks so much. appreciate you going through this and keeping the message. >> thank you, brian. >> brian: great to see you, rabbi. >> thank you. >> brian: talk more about this about mark levin. team rubicon helping with relief efforts as florida braces for another major hurricane as early as wednesday. lawrence is on the ground looking at the damage from helene in north carolina.

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experienced that in their lifetime. and that's why i am urging folks to listen to your local officials. the time is running out for you to evacuate and protect your family. so sturgeon watches have been up for the west coast of florida since this morning. it's rapidly intensifying. we are talking about life-threatening sturgeon, widespread power outages, hurricane force winds and upwards of a foot of rainfall. here's the latest track, again, a new track coming out just moments from now. national hurricane center is really taking this storm seriously. i have, you know, a pit in my stomach right now, it doesn't happen very often. i'm very, very concerned about this storm because time is running out for folks to evacuate if that is your plan, and i would advise if you live in a low lying area. you know what your real estate looks like. can you handle a st sturgeon of0 to 12 feet? a lot of folks will not be able to handle tharksz all right, will, second it back to you. >> will: thank you, janice, this

as places like north carolina are still left reeling over the damage left by hurricane helene. team rubicon is jumping into action. check in with lawrence live in swannanoa with director of operations. >> lawrence: team rubicon, describe some of the scene. this is probably the hardest hit area, jeff. why is that? >> you know, as you can see, lawrence, the power of water is very, very hard to beat. you know, the damage is visual. so, you know, what we're doing with team rubicon. we are a veteran led nonprofit organization. we are in a multiple states as a result of helene. what we have been able to do here in asheville, specific is help the city with clearing roads as you can see. this is the river, one of the many rivers here but, you know, behind us is the road. so clearing roads and letting the city crews get some day off and providing some better safety

routes for the citizens. >> lawrence: you say most of the time you guys are doing the first initial trying to get where the first responders can get to the locations because at this point now, you're transitioning to help the organization because most of the people that are heater it's no longer search and rescue, it's recovery. >> it's body recovery from that standpoint and it, you know, it's going to go on for a long time. because the power of water. i mean, behind us is a van and a house. >> lawrence: the van, the house all tilted into this river right here. you have been doing this for a long time. you were involved with katrina. how crazy was this storm? >> well, it's, you know, every storm is different. i think that this storm clearly presents so many needs. outpacing the resources. and, you know, you have an emergency and that's bad but you have resources to take that. this is a disaster. there is more needs than we have resources. so we are trying to -- not

trying we are plugging in and meeting some of those resources that are needed and helping disaster survivors. >> lawrence: for the audience at home, just watching this on tv. they don't understand the severity of this, how long does it take for a city like this to repair after something that was so devastating? >> it will take years. i mean, you know, you look at something like katrina and new orleans and some of the other big disasters, just the infrastructure work alone, it's going to take a long, long time. right now the priority is getting the water. water is priority in asheville. we have been able to help and assist the city with points of distribution to get more bulk water out to the disaster survivors and citizens. i'm sure they are focused on restoring the water and the roads and everything, you know, that will come with that. >> lawrence: jeff, thank you for all you guys do on the team team rubicon. thank you so much. will, i will send it back to you, brother. >> will: thanks for introducing us to these heros in these terrible moments. thousands greet former president trump during his emotional

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toward our magnificent american future. we will always put america first. and together with the great people of pennsylvania, we will make america powerful again. [cheers] >> ainsley: former president trump making his case to pennsylvania voters as he rallies thousands of supporters at an historic rally in butler, pennsylvania, less than three months after the first assassination attempt on his life. republican strategist katie frost joins us now. katy, that crowd was massive. is that an indication that he is doing better than a lot of people thought maybe he was? >> absolutely. it was an amazing event. and you look at the people who were there and the message from that rally. you know, president trump stood in that exact same spot and survived an assassination attempt. and he came back confident, bold, and stronger than ever. and that's exactly the message he is conveying to america right now. we're facing a lot of crises and whether it's natural disasters, economy, but the american people

are strong. the courageous, they are resilient. they are going to bounce back stronger than ever, and that's exactly the message trump is sending. >> ainsley: i would go back to butler if i was shot and someone was killed behind me and you know this is a dangerous situation to have an outdoor rally. is he strong stood up with fist in the air and said fight, fight, fight. elon musk was there and he spoke. he endorsed him just minutes after the first assassination attempt there at butler. and he decided to go. and he was wearing an occupying mars t-shirt and maga hat. what is your reaction to elon musk supporting him? >> i think it's fascinating watching the evolution of elon musk politically and also the response from the left. because as republicans we have been told for years we didn't need to worry about the political ideology of a billionaire who has a social media platform. but, now all of the sudden when one of them is endorsing a republican apparently it's a big issue of concern on the left. i think it's been fascinating. he is bringing in a new perspective because he is here on issues. is he not someone born and

raised a republican. it's been fascinating to watch. >> ainsley: did you watch any of the interviews while kamala had soft interviews tomorrow with like "the view" and supporters howard stern. over the weekend she was on this podcast with alex cooper. and i was listening to. this if you don't know the issues, you really think okay. she is selling herself. she is talking about women's rights and how donald trump has stacked the court with conservativeogressive she is yot vote for her. >> she definitely has a different policy for every constituent she is speaking to. she changetions every single day, it seems like. so she is obviously catering to that demographic. i will tell you as a young woman myself, it's thought working for me. it's not work for a lot of my friends. because, they see her and they can hear what she is saying and the vibes that she is trying to campaign on. but we know the reality, the minute you turn off that podcast and go to the grocery store or go to fill up your car you see the failures of the biden-harris

administration. all the podcast interviews and good vibes aren't going to overcome this economy. >> they just lie about the ivf thing saying donald trump is not for ivf, run campaign ads that say. that it's false, bad information. >> completely false. >> ainsley: katie, thank you for come in. thanks for come in. great to see you in the studio. >> thank you. >> will: i'm excited. i think i know why they gave it to me. some nfl action. my class cowboys taking down the pittsburgh steelers 20-17 on a late go ahead touchdown. prescott, it's caught for a touchdown! [cheers and applause] stays in the game and the score. >> will: that was on fourth down. i'm going to admit i was asleep. i saw it this morning. i did see the ravens escape a 41-38 overtime win against the bengals in cincinnati. several bears and panthers

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