it. just always and i always say keep friendship in your voice and treat everyone as your friend, but know who your friends are. i have so much respect for you. and, and thank you for like, a class on being a master legislator with the greatest teacher. nancy pelosi. thank you very much. thank you for watching this very special edition of the issu thank you for watching this >> i'm shannon bream with the chicago united centres they camel hair's ticket is in pennsylvania the day after a fiery speech by president trump in the heart of that state

energy sector. >> this includes opportunistic communities. >> as vice president kamala harris trying to distance herself from binds economic policies? >> she announced that she wants to institute socialist price controls, this is the maduro plan venezuela, maduro plan. with the soviet union. >> they show its still the top issue for voters across party lines. be rising prices with the national cochair and president trump's running mate j.d. vance, both fox news exclusives. they are trying to end the war in gaza as iran that refuses to back down from their promises to retaliate against israel. our sunday pain on the efforts underway for a wider middle east

war and how pro-palestinian protests could disrupt this week's convention including the perils between 1968 and today we'll look at some of the darkest days of that turbulent year. all right now in the special edition @foxnewssunday live from the dnc. ♪ hello from united center in chicago where the democrats will launch their national -- national convention tomorrow. the fox news power rankings are at this hour and they show a tightening presidential race on the issues that matter most to the voters. trump leads on the economy and immigration but kamala harris has gained ground on those issues since rising to the top of the ticket and she has built up more voter support over positions on abortion. the lead on the economy is now just eight points with the seven-point shift in harris' direction over where it was with president biden. that tightening backed up in the new polls for several key outlets and in a moment we will

get reaction from the national cochair senator chris koons. and donald trump's running mate senator j.d. vance about first return to fox news senior white house correspondent here with us and night centre, good to see you in person! >> great to be with you shannon, it's hard to believe four weeks ago today the president ended his bid for a second term and then he's at camp david putting the final touches on a speech urging voters to bring that momentum behind his vice president to the finish line. a "new york times" pillow shows kamala harris' candidacy put for sun belt swing states back and play for democrats. harris now leading trump among likely voters in north carolina and also closing the lead in georgia and nevada consolidating reports with nonwhite and female voters. but trump's alleged out harris on the economy and in pennsylvania saturday he branded her plans as to liberal. >> this is communist and marxist and fascist. you know what? it's dangerous.

she say she will give away thing she will never be able to approve. >> the most controversial pillar expanding the authority of the ftc to crack down on corporate food price gouging. while propping up smaller shops. >> as attorney general in california, i went after companies that illegally increased prices including wholesalers that inflated the price of prescription medication. i won more than $1 billion for consumers. [cheering and applause] >> so believe me, as president i will go after the bad actors. >> critics say its a pore solution to a problem not caused by corporate greed by big government spending and excessive regulation but trump veered from the issues. >> look, people say be nice. have you heard her laugh? that is the laugh of a crazy person.

you don't mind if i go off teleprompter for a second do you? [cheering] joe biden hates her. this was an overthrow of a president. >> 's the charm campaigns in pennsylvania on monday biden is not the main event here at the dnc, his speeches opening night set to frame the end of his race as a sacrifice for democracy under threat from trump but tributes around the convention centre will make for a bittersweet handoff to the president whose own election was marred by the pandemic. >> we didn't get to have a traditional style convention for joe biden and kamala harris. it's like a big family reunion. >> biden will speak on the opening day of the convention and then leave town the white house is framing that as a symbolic changing of the guard, there is also reports he has not done this with the heavyweights who pushed him to end his race. trump and vance will step -- spent with the week -- rest the

week in wisconsin and arizona. >> we got a little bit of the economic plan from the vice president on friday, do you sense that we will sort of get up understanding of the votes it what do you think will stick to the themes that are positive and uplifting and sick with momentum? >> i think it will be laid on policy and heavy on navigating with this sensitive handoff is from a convention that would have been biden's four week ago -- four weeks you and try to get that support and united front and drive that energy through november. >> this is one for the history books i'm glad we are covering this together now to the milieux or negotiators might finally be inching closer to a cease-fire deal after ten long months of war in gaza. the secretary of state is there this weekend where we find fox news chief foreign correspondent covering it for months hello to you. >> good morning after two days of talks those cautious optimism

about the cease-fire deal. we know negotiators wrapped at meetings on friday and they will resume those talks again this week in cairo, egypt. during the conversations the united states submitted a bridging proposal to bring israel and hamas closer to a deal, a joint statement released by the egyptians and the american said the meetings were serious constructive and conducted in a positive atmosphere. today the u.s. secretary of state anthony lincoln will arrive in israel where he is slated to be monday with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and what president biden said late last week the parties were closer than ever to a cease-fire deal. initial leaks tell a different story. thomas is still upset about the status of the proposed agreement and has continuously said the americans can negotiate in good faith because they are supplying israel with weapons. last we $20 billion in weapons sales were approved by the by demonstration, most of it will be used to deter and possibly fight you mean in the largest proxy the backed group launches

dozens of rockets into israel this weekend as the israelis continue extensive air strikes against has blog killing the commander. right now iran appears to be backing up weeks of threats against israel where they were promised retaliation for the killing of hamas leader and this comes as the battle in size -- inside gaza rinds on. many civilians were killed over the weekend with the israeli air strikes and just yesterday to israeli soldiers were killed in an ied explosion. shannon? >> tres with delays from israel, trade, thank you very much. joining us now, national cochair of the harris and tim walz campaign thank you, welcome back to fox news sunday. >> thank shining, great to be on with you i look forward to seeing you in chicago. >> we will see here. in the meantime let's talk what we have for the vice president so far with the economic reload on friday and reaction one of them was this. the times demand serious ideas but harris supplied gimmicks and they said her ideas would cost

money but the campaign didn't specify with the economic plan without them her plan would cost $17 trillion in edition to the federal deficits over a decade, they want to say even adjusting for the pandering standards of campaign economics her speech friday rang as a disappointment that's not a far right appraisal, that's a "washington post" they are not buying it senator. >> while shanna, that's when the most -- want the most boring pieces of the economic policies relative to week was the announcement that the ten most expensive prescription drugs they have to negotiate under medical -- medical care where she cast the deciding vote where trump would reverse. it will reduce $6 billion in federal expenditures and say than 1.5 out-of-pocket costs and there is more to come. is this included prescription drug price incentive for housing

production to make housing more affordable, support for the cost of child care, shannon, these all things middle-class working americans are concerned about and president trump just this past week rolled out his proposal for essentially a national sales tax. a new 20% tariff on all imported goods and that would raise costs by thousands and thousands of dollars for every american, but a tariff is paid by consumers. it's the equivalent of a new trump tax and he didn't offer any off sensor have anything for that. >> we will talk to j.d. vance about that coming up because it's something we do need to answer with this issue but tariffs, but on this prescription drugs i think all americans want a break that everyone needs relief in that place. with the committee for the responsible federal budget says that this is just a drop in the bucket to what vice president proposed on friday it's not anywhere near an offset and they talked about as well this issue

of the price gouging and housing $25,000 to a number of first-time home buyers so let's walk through some of that. on the issue of the price gouging, there is a lot of pushback from economists across the board, one says this, when your opponent calls you a communist, maybe don't proposed price controls they say that could lead to shortages black markets and hoarding and he could actually raise prices and here's the economist on that. >> please explain to me how ms. harris' policies are not in fact aligning with the communist ideology. talk about trying to artificially set prices on carpets food or rent, you name it. if you employ the same policies that we have had in these other communist countries around the world, we will get the same results here. >> the federal government tried in the 1970 senator, you know it did not end well. an economist across the political spectrum say its a bad idea.

>> let's be clear i know she believes in the free market when she put out in her proposals includes tax incentives for us to increase the production of housing and yes, reductions in the prices that seniors pay for prescription drugs. i don't think there's anything communist about wanting to make housing more affordable and prescription drugs more affordable. >> specifically to the issue a lot of people feel that this is communist in nature. housing aside let's talk with the price gouging and price controls. >> shannon, president of both parties have tried to use the power of the ftc to reign in high prices at the pump and high prices grocery stores. i think taking this wonder pope -- proposal the many she's put out misses the broader point which is vice president harris is continuing the work of president biden in reducing cost space for working americans and as for an offset its president trump wants to make permanen t the nearly $5 trillion

in tax cuts for the wealthiest americans in the most profitable companies he passed on a party line vote in 2017. just last month. >> let me. >> they blocked a bill that came over from the house, the republican-controlled house that would have expanded the child tax credit and small business credits. we need to know why republicans in the senate want to block progress in reducing cost for small businesses and families. >> the good news is both tickets seem to agree they want to expand the child tax credits may be a rare point of agreement between these two. on the tax issue because this comes out quite a bit i want to point back to something in the hill they cite government data and they say this, income data published clearly show on average all income brackets benefit substantially from there republicans tax reform law with the biggest beneficiaries being working and middle income filers. not the top 1% assuming

democrats have argued. >> that's frankly just not true. the corporate tax rate and by reducing taxes on the wealthiest americans. the dollar benefits talking percentages in terms of the dollar benefits, it's the wealthiest americans that benefit enormously, here's the bigger point it exploded our deficits, the national deficit and the increase in the national debt was greater under four president trump that has been under president biden, and we need to find a path forwar d that pays for the tax incentive we are talking about. i would vote, i believe vice president harris with supports for allowing some of those 2017 tax cuts to sunset as a way to increase things like

the child tax credits, incentives for the production of more affordable housing, and incentives for things like child care, and a first child which are a key piece of the world's economic proposal that was rolled out this week. >> will turn to foreign policy i want to make sure we had on this is what we haven't heard pretty much of the vice president on this, a chief would be a very full table for her should she come into it, sunday she tried the administration handling now there's been a lot of attention when it came to afghanistan the way and timing in the way in which that withdrawal was done, she has stood by that decision and i want to play something she said when asked about in 2021. >> president biden always said he wanted you to be the last person for big decisions just as he was for president obama he just made a very big decision. afghanistan. >> yes. >> reviewed the last person in the room? >> yes. >> do you feel comfortable? >> i do. >> she stands by that and of course tragically lost 13 young american service members and many more were injured and we left tens of thousands of people behind that we told them we are going to get out of the country, question american voters trust or as commander in chief if she stands by that foreign policy decision?

>> two things, we have worked hard on a bipartisan basis to give support for those who served in afghanistan alongside us and to continue to get them out of the country. tens of thousands have come to the united states over the past two years and i think we need to continue to make sure african -- afghans come to united states and they can get the support they deserve for the fight they were involved in alongside our brave troops for some years and second i was with vice president harris at the munich security conference earlier this year and the previous year where she gave strong clear enforceable speeches about the importance of nato. the importance of fighting for democracy, something j.d. vance does not agree with that we need to continue to push back on aggression in russia and to strengthen our alliances around the world. the only time needle deploys in defence of another new donation was to afghanistan on behalf of the united states. that's a one-time article five was invoked and nato troops were

deployed was after 9/11. and i think the way we do our best for the memory of those americans and those nato troops who served in the ultimate sacrifice in afghanistan was to continue to strengthen the alliance as president biden has an vice president harris well into not abandon our partnerships and our alliances with the mocker seas as far president trump has threatened to do. if you ask the former president secretary of defence, national security advisor and chief of staff, a decorated marine veteran himself, they are all not voting for donald trump. there is a core reason for that. they will think you should be anywhere near the oval office again and i would encourage you to ask j.d. vance about what donald trump said just this week about the congressional medal, something denounced. >> i have a lot of questions for the center coming up but this is the visual we have this week. three years out from the air base we have the taliban

parading with our equipment and base we left behind, that's a tough visual and when people feel this administration fully owns and that includes vice president. who gets all kind of questions with senator vance maybe some of yours it's always good to see you and we will see you here in chicago. >> thank you shannon. >> a close race for the battleground states far president trump's once dominant race as the tight in the race in key states. we'll bring in j.d. vance to discuss a lot of what we just talked about in the trump campaign strategy next. ♪

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>> this is not an election just for the maga vote. they need to be fighting for college addict -- educated for independence for moderate republicans and conservative democrats. they want to be asked for that. >> the former presidential candidate nikki haley urging them and all republicans to appear to have broader group of voters with the sender j.d. vance. >> thank you were having me shannon. >> is different and what we need to know is this pretty much tighter, he have said they need every vote that they can get. you member with nikki haley had to say, we have seven also show later and he says mr. trump has largely focused on themes that appeal only to the election generate six with the prisoners

in a weaponize justice system. that will not win him a single vote he doesn't already have. you know the faithful are with you, what more can and should your campaign be doing to reach beyond those boundaries? >> first of all i think investor haley is right that we need to reach a broad group of voters by think we are doing that. if you look at what they've been singing the rallies and what i've been doing my rallies in my press events as you been making a very simple arguments that kamala harris became president or vice president i should say, she calls policies that to a rapid increase in inflation and a rising chaos around the world went ultra was president we had stable prices and prosperity in higher pay for american workers and we had piece across the world. the contrast is remarkable and importantly they we have a vision for being on energy costs and food costs in making housing more affordable for american citizens. we have been running on that and

the media has been giving kamala harris a three-week lovefest but the unfortunate thing for here is his/her record is her record and we'll prosecute the case with peace and prosperity in kamala harris cause chaos and lower take-home pay anything we get that message out there shannon i feel very confident the american people will elect donald trump presidents. >> want to get to some of the policy and will bid on the campaign, a lot has been made that they were returning to the campaign, president trump is well-known for doing some shake-ups in the summer leading up to his elections in 2016 and 2020, here is the analysis from "washington post". they say with so many seeking his confidence, there is one thing no one will tell him. what's most needed fixing is the candidate himself. he says he's had these conversations with the president and he's open and receptive to its, are there any more changes needed? >> anyone who knows president trump knows he listens everybody i think it's one of

his great strength as a leader is he solicits the opinion from his campaign staff he's trying to get feedback from everybody because the action wants to understand where the american people are on the issues of the day. bolo calculus no one of his rallies, go to his north carolina rally from a few days ago. he was talking about americans suffering under higher prices, he was talking about the need to bring down housing prices so young people can afford to get a home. he was talking about the need to bring groceries down to the level that they were at when he was president shannon because normal americans could afford to put a nice meal on the table and these are very simple things and i think a lot of people who were giving donald trump advice would do well to understand that donald trump is carrying the message out there to the american people every single day. i am doing it every single day, we are just going to keep on doing it for the next 80 days and that's how we persuade the american people to elect donald trump as an ex-president of the united states. that's at the campaign is all

about. i think we are very receptive to feedback but at the end of the day, if you look at our messaging we are focused on the issues americans care about and we are going to keep on doing that. >> or fox news polling -- of the economy is an able issue and people do give you all the edge on that and yes, this is what we have out from new polling with "the new york times" they say ms. harris is now leading mr. trump among -- among likely voters and it's even edged ahead of trump in north carolina saying he won for years ago while narrowing his lead significantly in georgia and nevada. what is the administration doing with the campaign with that data as it comes in, these are critical states he have to have are there any pivots? are there any reconfiguring of what you're doing? you talk with the message but is it planned? >> obviously two things about this, theoretic -- overstates we sell it during the polling and summer 2016.

a lot of these fuels were wrong when it came to election day and the number -- theo thing i will say shannon as we see kamala harris got a bit of a sugar high a couple weeks ago but what we have actually seen is that they have are you levelled off the talk to insiders in the kamala harris campaign they are very worried about where they are because the american people just don't buy the idea that kamala harris has been vice president for three and a half years and somehow she will tackle the inflation crisis in a way tomorrow that she hasn't the past 1300 days. giving kamala harris control over inflation policy shannon, it's a giving jeffrey epstein control over human trafficking policy the mega people are pretty much smarter than that they don't buy the idea that kamala harris represents a fresh start, she's more of the same. it's with the failed policies of the harrison administration to give kamala harris a promotion rather then to fire her which is what i think most americans will do on november -- in november. >> how does that not line up

with another post we got that "washington post" is giving them a 45-point lead. those are new numbers so if you think the momentum is not swinging with the internal polls are suggesting differently, every other poll that's been released has shown great momentum in her direction. >> shannon i think there's a lot of polls that show her stagnating and leveling off of course, abc and "washington post" was a wildly inaccurate poll through the summer of 2020 and look, if you see the numbers we are seeing any actually talk to the american people, i feel externally confident we'll be at the right place in november. we can't worry about the polls if the run to the finish line and we encourage you want to get out there and vote. but it will be very simple. if you want to get back to the peace and prosperity, the rising take-home pay. if you want to double down on the failed policies that have delivered the higher food prices kamala harris has been vice president for three and a half years and i know they will

make the problem worse at the american people are getting a promotion. the thing we have to remember, one final point, going to say one final point on there shannon because i think it's important. consistently what you have seen in 2016 and 2020 is the media uses fake polls to drive down republican turnout and create dissension and conflict with the public and voters. i am telling you, every single person who's watching this, the trump campaign and is in the very good spots. we're going to win this race we just have to run to the finish line. >> i want to give you a chance to respond to some of this back-and-forth with the issues. this is what they had to say about your ticket is planning for america. >> he plans to get billionaire's massive cuts year after year. and he plans to cut corporate taxes by over a trillion dollars. even as they pull and record profits. and that's on top of the two trillion dollar tax cut he are descended into law when he was

president. >> shells talked with the plans for tariffs you hurt senator koons talk about and they said those tariffs along with the mass deportations i would impact the workforce would also drive up prices for americans. >> i don't buy that argument shannon because trump was already presidents and he brought back 12,000 factories built during the administration and prices were low in the take-home pay was high. the entire argument of the kamala harris campaign boils down to forget how good things were when donald trump was president, forget we had rising take-home pay and low inflation, forget we had peace all over the world and somehow, if you give kamala harris more power than charity has, she somehow will do summing different than she has done for the past three and a half years shannon. the most absurd thing that can less says at her rallies is on day one i'm going to tackle the food and housing affordability crisis in this country.

shannon, d1 for kamala harris was three and a half years ago! everything she has done has made the affordability problem worse. we cannot give her more power and more influence, she just going to do more of the same which is already made the affordable it crisis for americans very, very real. >> we will see if she shows the different or brace of the abiding administration, but before igor want to touch on the foreign policy as well, ukraine, you been very vocal in saying the resources and tax dollars going there, serious questions about whether the american people are being told the truth about ukraine's ability to actually advance. we know there's all kinds of tually advance into russia, are taking prisoners and territory, has your view change at all and what about senator koons' assertion that you and president trump are not going to be faithful to nato and you will not be faithful to a foreign policy alliance in the alley should not be able to count on you? >> what chris koons as saying, i like and respect chris but he is just wrong here.

what danzhou but i have said is there should not be a free lunch for europe or anybody else. americas not the policeman of the world and nato should be a military alliance for germany france all these other countries they pay their fair share rather than relying on american taxpayers to subsidize their defence. so they can have generous welfare states will american veterans are sleeping under park benches. it's ridiculous shannon. we want nato to be real alliance and the way it will be a real alliance ifor europe to pay app and do what's necessary and allow us to focus on the most pressing foreign policy challenge we have had a nearly a century and that is china. that is when donald trump and i will focus on. rebuilding american factories can bring more manufacturing jobs to this country and allowing the chinese to build their middle class on the backs of ours and importantly, if we do this we will be in a better position to stand up to china for the next 50 years in this country, that's what we had the focus on and that's the most important foreign policy foreign policy. >> we look forward to the

president talking with the tariffs exactly how they would work. in the meantime will not see in chicago this week but we will see on the campaign trail. thank you for your time. >> thank you shannon, see you. >> will take a different -- deeper dr loh -- deeper dive from the economy to abortion, what do the most to motivate voters to get to the polls. our panel is here with me in chicago, we're breaking at at the latest numbers in a tight race between printcraz vice president harris sent on trump. we have more on that next. ♪ ne. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com.

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>> donald trump fights for billionaires and large corporations, i will fight to get money back to working middle-class americans. >> harris is campaigning on the largest tax increase in american history including ending the trump tax cuts, more the largest tax cuts ever in our country's history. working with families with the capital gains tax. >> vice president harris and trump attack each other for the country this week it's time to break it down there sunday group former bush white house advisor and fox news contributor karl rove. democratic strategist at the five and fox news contributor

jessica. fox news senior political analyst edward and fox news chief, welcome to chicago everyone he made it safe and sound. you heard me talking with sandor vance there about where they are in the polls and he says they have the message that they will win. is on there fox news poll we have all this week. how do you feel about how things are going in the country, six 5% they are dissatisfied. so knowing that annoying this set up, trump is the challenger, why is he not doing better? >> because he's trump. >> in the show is over. [laughter] there it is. dropped the mike. [laughter] >> when you get down to it the past 1810 years have been the bad donald trump -- everything's been about donald trump. i don't think the democrats would've let joe biden get as far as he did if it wasn't -- if they had been confident the republicans would nominate donald trump again which the republicans did. the fact that biden was doing even as well as he did until the very end, it's a testament to

the fact that donald trump is a very hard solid base of support but it never gets above about 40 to 45% at best. so his weakness is for paulist -- politics going back three elections he was able to get past hillary clinton who was an unpopular opponent but he could not be biden. you look at the losses in the midterms well disciplining results in the midterm it's all but one thing it's that donald trump no matter how enthusiastic his supporters are, nonetheless it's not a majority candidate. you might win buddies not a majority candidate. >> you heard i'd mention your peace with sandra vance and he said the president is listening to everyone and they are willing to take advice. to think they will have a shake-up in leadership at the campaign? >> for self he does listen to a lot of people but first he listens to the senior voice. we seed in these rallies with this undisciplined formative communication. think about it! two-thirds of the american people thank we're going the

wrong direction. he leads on the issue whose butter on the economy. who is the better on inflation. >> sp brought that up. >> that's all the numbers for him but today, he's behind. why is he behind? he's making this race about things other then the three big issues in this campaign. the economy, inflation, in immigration. you can go out and touch on those things but he will say something that will pop up dismissing the medal of honour winners saying the economy is not a major issue and he secures his message because of the fundamentals. this will remain big on the ticket. great movement towards the harris campaign with july 21st and today but think about this, if you take the real clear politics and reach of the battleground states trump leads in nevada, north carolina and georgia with the politics average. harris leads in arizona michigan wisconsin, that leaves the recent 257 votes for trump, 262

for harris in the decision to be made in the state that is tied, pennsylvania with 19. this will be a raceway to the end and the more disciplined campaign will be the campaign. >> there are those within your party that say excuse me had just worked out my earpiece, there is those that will say they don't want to tunnel detail and data coming out they like sticking with the themes that everybody likes which is freedom and prosperity, of course anybody likes that, to think she's actually going to face pressure at some points, with mainstream media will she face that. >> not only will she face pressure from the trump campaign for from all the panel and every other media purpose in america. they will ask real questions. she has to manage this. she has to show she has the metal to deal with this. you look at what happened this past week in terms of the economic proposals and people say well, what did they say, if

your attack as a communist don't go for communist policies well, to me that's ridiculous. you think about the reality, she is saying to the american voter i am with you, i think a lot of these big corporations have huge profits and i'm going to stand with you against the price gouging and i'm going to stand with you in terms of child care tax credits, that's a message more than an economic policy. you contact the -- attack the proposal but i think the message to the voters is pretty effective. what we are really experiencing in this moment is when biden was the candidate to win harris was the candidate and she is writing a huge wave. it's unbelievable! pretty when she has not made an error so far. and i think that's what we are dealing with in the question is then where it is the first double calming can she recover from that stumble? >> it's hard to make a stumble of everything scripted. >> on thing that's fair for a candidate that three to half weeks old. i believe the story that joe biden said in the campaign

said that this was his decision he made on saturday and by sunday he turned it over to her and she worked the phones and was calling hundreds and hundreds of people to get the endorsement and now she is out on her own and she agrees with a lot of what biden tops the ticket and put out there, she is finding her own way and she's changing the policies a little bit and i know she's been paying attention to the fact on the economy that she has room to change people's minds. they don't know her as well. they associate inflation with joe biden they don't do the same with kamala harris and we are seeing that in the fox news tractor pull and the issues. donald trump is losing ground on the economy in immigration and i couldn't believe that the crime healing leads by five points. that's basically within the margin of error. those are the bread-and-butter issues for him and at the same time she is adding to where joe biden was looking at the abortion issue which is the number-one issue for law democrats he was +12 and she's +18. it turns out listening to a woman talk about reproductive health makes a difference to people and then he have jade events on the other side with

the childless cat lady stuff and i'm feeling pretty good about where we are. >> let me put this up, you mention about the issues, here's where president trump is the advantage, is double digits on border security 19 points and immigration 14 points and foreign policy six points. , other side of that coin is that people are pretty much more comfortable and they trust vice president harris this is a number of states were abortion has been added to the ballot with a very critical states they had the ballot measures on abortion. >> don't think it's a big to say for immigration and crime. however, it's a big motivation with democrats and it strongly

matters to democrats and the courage. one of them is trump. he's won the most motivating factors in the past two or three in the cycle so that remains and the second thing is they then have hope. call log, for all of her weakness and they are manifold so far being untouched by most of the media a great blessing for her nonetheless it is a source of hope. people talk about the great call a boom in all the vitt i think it's a relief rally that joe biden who looked look like a sore loser is gone and somebody with a strong voice, 70 who can smile and can read a teleprompter effectively is up there and that's enough to encourage the democrats. will the abortion issue that supported that. >> don't go anywhere panel, as the d&c braces for possible mass protest outside the perimeter here in the united center we look back on the tomato a summer of 1968 and the historic flashes police had that year with at the

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>> the side of this week national convention, clinical observers were only making comparisons between 2024 and 1968 when the democrats announced their plans to hold the convention here in chicago and then there was the assassination attempt on four president trump and the decision by president biden to drop his bid for reelection. senior congressional correspondent explores any kind of parallels between 1968 and this convention. >> had said that history doesn't repeat itself but it does rhyme. 2024 could rival the political tumble of 1968. is democrats launch their convention in chicago. >> 1968 president lyndon johnson bowed out of his reelection bid. >> i shall not seek and i will not accept the nomination of my party for another term as your president. >> president biden's words this year echo johnson when he

dropped out. >> have decided the best way forward is to pass the torch to a new generation. >> political violence was a hallmark of 1968. martin luther king and the shot he was killed tonight. >> the assassination of martin luther -- martin luther king jr. fuelled riots. assess any of the democratic printer candidate robert f. kennedy over his support for israel in the 1967 middle east war. anti-israel demonstrations rocked the nation in 2024. and there is political violence. democrats pivoted to vice president harris after president biden abandoned his reelection bid. >> thank you mr. president. >> democrats switched another

vice president in 1968. hubert humphries. kamala harris is poised to get this nomination in the same city where democrats had the most volatile convention of all time. >> if we have the governing american of the night states we wouldn't have this happening in the streets of chicago! >> 1960 it was not the last time democrats this -- did this in the city. they had clinton for a second term in 1996. they gyrated nightly to the macquarie not. democrats are hoping for 1996 when they defeated bob dole for an out the chicago of 1968. when humphrey lost to richard nixon. shannon? >> chatter porting from the hill, we're back now with our panel.

as he looked back at those images from 1968, no person once a repeat of any that. >> it's violence and chaos and destruction of property, no. i think it's a bad move for america's america sewer rate, nah and once that i do see a lot of websites talking about this and we didn't have protest in milwaukee shannon but i think that there is fear concerned about that here especially monday night with some of the big protest over gaza. the differences time around is we don't have a draft. we don't have a vietnam war, we are have questions about who the nominees are in i think that will make for a diver he -- very different type of convention. by the way it will be ladies' night most nights. it's a big difference between it's a man's world which was trump's theme song and freedom by beyonce for kamala harris. >> over the arizona republic they say kamala harris can write the script inside the united center in chicago, that will be

a coronation. she can't write the script outside and that could be something quite different and if it is, easy street is over for the democratic candidate for president. >> i think that's right if there was a lot of violence there but i doubt that will happen. if there is violence, this is a sister soldier moment for vice president harris. this is a moment where she could stand up to the extremist and her party because this is not a popular opinion in america. that these amateurs represent. it is different though, there is not going to be for the respected senator speaking on behalf of the protesters in fact there's not going to be the so-called uncommitted's attempt to say we demand a chance with a speaking spot at the convention and that was completely ignored so this is going to be at tv spectacle may be, how bad, i don't know but the chicago police department i think they will handle it in the market -- far more professional way then 1960. >> a thing this is by kim and

she talks about the fact that democrats kind of own this unrest and what happen with these protests over gaza and she says what will be ms. harris' response to any chaos next week. and equivocation would not look good but the opportunity to break with radicals and lay down these workers has repulsed them by. she says they have not dealt well with the situation in gaza. >> i would say that's true for the first few months of the protests with a lot of people uneasy about it in the first amendment it's important to respect and a lot of it was not violent but then once he got into the parts where was where they are blocking entrances to the cafeterias and drawer rooms to meeting people, i think the democratic party woke up to that and they have been incredibly strong on it and kamala harris was given a chance to push back on the protesters and she took it. rubber last week when she was speaking she gave that death stare. right when she said stop. she also met with them beforehand and i think that the ballot she's been able to

strengthen this where they know she is willing to listen to them and she will sit down with them but she's not when have you disrupting them like that. i don't foresee it happening because of the police presence as well but also this is not a diminished movements within the party i was on the jewish women for combo call, a lot of talk about this, majority of people are on the side abide in harris demonstration and they want to cease-fire they want hostages to come home and the strong supporters of israel and i think she will be a great standard for that. >> that's caused her little bit of trouble because one group comes forward and says we were giving indications you might be willing to have the arms embargo on israel then we get from the campaign she's not for that it's a tricky one. >> yes, adding the police departments nationwide and other security services have a lot more skilled in building is situation we have come a long ways. with that on the other authorities here keeping this tape down. it will however kind of be about

look for people on the streets who would normally be considered democrat or democrat types opposing this administration and there for kamala harris' policies. we will see. >> we will. maybe a thousand may be a hundred thousand but we'll all be here for it and we will keep you covered. thank you and we will see you next sunday. a(v behind-the-scenes here a flat the united center ae our fostx work space as well whn we come back. ♪ when you gotta have seafood, you gotta have red lobster. >> at university of maryland global campus, getting a bachelor's degree doesn't have to mean starting from scratch. here you can earn up to 90 undergraduate credits for relevant experience. what will your next success be?

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within 3600 delegates from all 50 states in seven u.s. territories. with the official ticket and this is the 11 time that the democrats have held their convention in chicago dating all the way back to the first time in 1864. you will hear from president biden and former president obama and clinton and then thursday night vice president harris takes the stage. and here is our home away from home. with the fox news village that's been transported by three to four semi truck loads of stuff with the rnc in milwaukee to hear. we have engineering in 19 inherent make up and we have catering which just put a lunch so i'm going to head over there and i will see you later. >> how to have catering. the fox news channel will have extensive prime time coverage every night of the democratic national convention starting 10:00 p.m. eastern including wednesday and thursday night and you will hear from

governor walls with their acceptance speeches. i will bring you coverage around the key speeches on many fox affiliates at 10:00 p.m. eastern monday wednesday and thursday you can find this all of your channels and that's it from chicago today and thank you for joining us, have a wonderful week and we will see you this weekend then next fox news sunday. ♪ z's baking the house special. arisa's styling a new look. and steve's filling his biggest order ever. with the first ever comcast business five-year price lock guarantee, these business owners get five years of value on gig speed internet and advanced security. all from the company with 99.9% network reliability. so now they can focus on doing what they do best for the next five years. that's a lot of bread. you got this. the comcast business five-year price lock guarantee. switch today for a limited time.

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