larry: we'll talk to newt gingrich. former speaker newt gingrich.oday's speaker and former speaker, newt gingrich says that president trump has had an amazing 9 days. amen to that. by the grace of dpo god he is still around. >> and don't miss our special live coverage of president biden oval office address, starting 8 p.m., eastern time, right here on fabulous, fox business. i'm kudlow, we'll be right back. [farm animal sounds] ♪ meanwhile, at a vrbo... when other vacation rentals aren't what they're cracked up to be, try one where you know what you'll get. if your business needs a new application then developers will have to write code. a lot of code. if an application needs to be modernized then you'll need time, resources... and caffeine. if this sounds daunting then use watsonx code assistant ai designed to multiply developer productivity so you can generate code quickly. let's create a more modern foundation for business, with watsonx code assistant. ibm. let's create. nice to meet ya. my name is david. i've been a pharmacist for 44 years. when

joins us now, newt gingrich, former speaker and fox news contributor. an, the headline to me, i just unleash you on this thought, by the grace of god, mr. trump survived an assassin's bullet by the millimeter, grace of god, as former president said but it goes into what i thought, the most positive, remarkable, good vibe, growthy republican national convention, probably the best one we've seen in a long time. by the way the rnc convention was sew good, it was a knockout punch and joe biden for the democrats. they still don't know what to do by that convention. i leave it leave it to you, you can take the bit and run with it, mr. speaker. >> well, this was my ninth convention. first of all i don't think you can overstate the providential nature of president trump's survival. he is looking over here. he comes back at exactly the right, so the bullet which would have hit him in the head hits his ear. he could have been dead. we would be in a totally different country at this point. that really set the stage for everything. in all nine conventions this was t

i am back with former speaker of the house newt gingrich. ll, let me say, first, calista and i were really privileged to be at the convention and to the to speak at the convention. i've been to nine conventions, this was farah a and away the best, the most interesting, the best done. i was watching saturday night when president trump was shot, and it was an enormous if shock. i could barely talk when i went on hannity later on, and i said at the time i thought it was providential, to get that close and live is an extraordinary moment. and i think that it will permanently have an impact on president trump. it has to be some sign that god has a higher purpose for him and that he can operate, i think, with a greater sense of confidence. picking j.d. vance, i think, was a very deliberate decision to bet on the future. and really resembles dwight eisenhower picking richard nixon. vance and nixon with are the same age, they were both 35 when they were picked to be vice president. because they're so young, nixon was active in public life for 232 yea

mark: let me ask you this question, newt gingrich.n is in serious decline i do not say this is a joke. i say this is a serious matter. foreign leaders see it. we see the staff is like the praetorian guard trying to protect them when he's walking and they are trying to protect him from the press. the press is trying to protect it from us the attorney general of the united states it was unconstitutional withholding from congress audio of biden's interview with the special counts which must be a complete and utter disaster. do you think there's enough americans in this country who were going to accept this and say i'm going to vote for him anyway? >> it's very possible they won't. i think 66% of the country now believes biden cannot finish a second term. now you have to decide about voting for harris who is even weaker than biden is in terms of her appeal. i think the picture the other day in italy biden wandered off. something caught his attention in he is standing over there finally the prime minister of italy goes over and takes him b

newt gingrich's phrase.'s what you're going to get from the democrats, and it is very unpopular. and i just can't believe listman ed donald -- liz macdonald wants it. i just can't believe it. [laughter] elizabeth: it was said once that big government socialism is like sleeping with a hippopotamus. it feels warm and cozy until

joining me now for milwaukee, former speaker of the house fox news contributor newt gingrich. not a bad look. >> it's going to be great and i was telling you last night i helped blow up some of the balloons. >> you did point out this is the largest balloon drop in history, 150,000 balloons. >> you know for sure. >> that's what i've been told president trump order the largest balloon drop. >> is a guinness book of world records. >> i was on the floor yesterday walking around, there is a giant family reunion and people come from all over the country, some of them have been coming for 20 or 30 or 40 years they meet up with each other in the excitement of politics but also the excitement of being together, this will be a very exciting convention and what happened last night in the providential survival of president trump, he's going to come here and be so overwhelmingly received. >> you know he flew in today. >> i actually saw a motorcade. his attitude was exactly right, he's not going to let a guy stop him. >> you would've said get in the car. let me go back to president biden, l

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talk to former speaker of the house newt gingrich. supporting the secret service director, the roof had a slight slope so she was saying it was unsafe for her agents. we're going to play that later in the program today. if it wasn't safe for the agents, then we put them inside. why didn't you have the building surrounded around the perimeter? why didn't you have marksmen watching out for the roof of the -- of building just in case. that's insane. the secret service sniper team was on a nearby roof with an even steeper slope. that you can see donald jay trump looks like he's moving up to your box from last night. donald junior is with us. the director is now being honest after what was one of the worst security failures in american history. we will get to all of this in a minute but i want to welcome donald trump junior. i watched you last night, we've known each other for many years. i saw. >> it was allergies. not a lot of crying in the trump family. it was so heavy. forty-eight hours later, at the emotion but also the love that we f

newt gingrich. that's it for us tonight, we're here in the rnc all week in milwaukee permit stick with us. we have updates on instagram and a course on x. remember it is america no and forever. jesse watters, he takes it from here from milwaukee. >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> jesse: welcome to jesse watters "primetime." tonight... >> jesse: still no answers in trump's a destination at them. why is the secret service hiding? >> the stops with me. >> i am proud to announce that senator j.d. vance has the overwhelming support of this convention to be the next vice president of the united states. >> jesse: trump-vance. that's the ticket. >> on a call a week ago you said it time to put trump in the bull's-eye. >> president joe biden: it was a mistake use the word -- and meant crossing at commenced balls high, meant focus on him. >> jesse: of the trump was almost killed, biden is one buying worst political life. >> president joe biden: i beg your pardon? >> jesse: plus... >> why are you going for the long-term? >> bec

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newt gingrich said something nice about ronald reagan. newt gingrich is 150 years old.how hard they fit this theme of, let's get out of ukraine. the posters that have been laid out on the seats say, president trump will end the war in ukraine. it doesn't say how. it leaves ambiguity open. it's the most unified republican convention i've ever been at. the one issue where they are not unified. amna: some of the issues we know we are going to hear about tonight, the war in ukraine and the middle east. there's this repeated, we are less safe under president biden and vice president harris. how much does this resonate with voters? typically foreign issues don't rank among the highest of issues. the issue of safety hits on. how are folks looking at this? >> safety is more about the border than what's happening in ukraine. trying to make the case. as the president has continued to try to do both in public and private, saying to those who are asking, let -- look what i did with nato. look at how much i not only cap nato together but expanded it. look what i'm doing on the world

if you go back to bill clinton and newt gingrich, , they balane the budget because they were both an acer position where they had strength but they had to come together so they could use the other side. now, what should have happened, if i was deleted it would come speaking it would've happened the next month. i wanted ukraine but in your ukraine was very important to the president. so what i did when i did the funding the government if you notice i added disaster into. in the. we just had a terrible fire in hawaii. remember that in maui? i wanted that out of anybody's utilizing it. i wanted ukraine by itself with the border. i don't care where you are, the border is a problem. do you know how many chinese dissidents we caught so far this year? just the ones we caught. 22,000. go back to you before come to be like 200 anybody here on the terrorist watch list? i assume no, right? pretty hard to get on it. do you know last figure we got more people and terror watch list in one month than the last four years. so you don't know who's come across, you've got a problem. i believe democrats

. >> laura: newt gingrich former speaker of the house and fox news political analyst, newt, she's notdent, but she is playing one on tv. how important was that moment today for people to understand what is really going on on the form policy speaker given herl appalling record there as wellts as all the other issues we already hit tonight? i >> well, look, you have to recognize that in many ways now, she is thenybo president.nd does anybody seriously believe that joe biden and his currentlt weakened condition is in any serious way running the country? you got a taste of what a president kamala harris would bu like. the problems she has, of course, as you point out, she is a san francisco radical. that her record is impossible to hide no matter howe hard the media triei to hide it, dump it in a memory hole or get rid of it. the objective factors in the end she will be a san franciscoie radical. but in all fairness, parties get to compete by using the tools that theone y have got. one of the tools right now is the white house your quiz so you can't blame her for trying. i i just don't th

. >> steve: newt gingrich on 6:15. oh, you mean former president donald trump?ley: that's big. >> steve: good morning, big thursday morning, the trump campaign stops by "fox and friends" this morning. with the likely new opponent kamala harris, we'll ask about his campaign strategy and details we've been learning about his assassination attempt we heard yesterday from the fbi leader when he joins us 7:30 eastern time this morning. and president biden addresses the nation but doesn't say why he's dropping out. we'll talk to bret baier to see if he can figure it out. images of anti-israeli protesters burning the american flag when benjamin netanyahu spoke yesterday. senator john kennedy called the prime minister's words exceptional, mr. kennedy will join us live. and kamala harris words coming i into. rachel morin's mom said rachel's death happened under harris's watch. we'll hear from her this morning. we have a big show this thursday, starts nine minutes and three seconds from now. todd and carley back in a couple, you are watching "fox and friends first". remin

there was newt gingrich, sort of the congressional tactician and chris christie, more of the bombasticlife personality. this go around, when you look at who we are looking at, you have the midwestern governor, you have doug burgum, a low profile, not intimidating, not well-known. you have the likes of jd vance and marco rubio, both who are members of congress and who could potentially in a second trump administration better serve in terms of the actual execution of policies the trump administration would like to see. we understand for donald trump, the appeal of a burgum is somebody there who would be willing to carry out the message and who would not be somebody that the rest of the republican party would be eagerly turning to as potentially a stand-in, maybe in the way the younger jd vance and marco rubio could be seen as. >> ambition is a bad word in this hunt. i know as we have been reporting, that's always the thing that it comes back to. congressman jolly, based on the reporting, what side wins out here? is it burgum's experience or the candidate who could best counter kamala har

joining me now, newt gingrich, former speaker of the house and fox news political analyst. want to get back to the breaking news i mentioned at the beginning of this segment, another liberal senator, peter welch of vermont, saying biden should withdraw from the race for the good of the country. he's the first senator, though, to say that specifically, your reaction. well, i think that when george stephanopoulos was picked up to say, saying to somebody he did not think that biden could last four more years, having just done that interview, i thought that was the breaking point. and here's what's going to happen right now. the question is, will biden run? if he decides to ru, the question is going to become, do you really think he can last four years? and nobody's going to think he can last, which means the race is about kamala. i think it's very scary. i just did an article for the new york sun outlining, you know, biden's comment in the stephanopoulos interview where he said that he had stopped putin. there's no evidence at all that he has stopped putin. and it makes you won

president, madam vice president, after your meeting are you convinced -- >> laura: joining us now newt gingrich speaker of the house, fox news political analyst. newt, she is not the president. but she is playing one on tv. how important was that moment today for people to understand what's really going on on the foreign policy question given her appalling record there as well as all the other issues we already hit tonight? >> well, i mean, look, let's recognize that in many ways now she is the president. i mean, does anybody seriously believe that joe biden and his currently weakened condition is in any serious way running the country? you just got a taste of what a president kamala harris would be like. the problem she has, of course, is as you point out she is a san francisco radical. that her record is impossible to hide no matter how hard the media tries to hide it, dump it in a memory hole or get rid of it. in the end she will be a san francisco radical. but, i mean, in all fairness, parties get to compete by using the tools that they have got. one of the tools they have got right now is

newt gingrich was a big accelerator of this.am fascinated they chose to come to milwaukee because milwaukee is a city, as alice cooper told us in "wayne's world," the one major city in the u.s. that is selected three socialist mayors. socialists ran the city from 1910 pretty consistently until 1960. i knew the last socialist mayor as a kid, frank zeidler. his office was about a block or so from where the convention is being held. the fact of the matter is, milwaukee socialists were successful. this city was seen as the best governed city, awarded as such, yet they did not back away from their socialism. amy: explain why they were called the sewer socialists. it was used as a pejorative but it wasn't. >> milwaukee was a city with a lot of public health problems. one thing the socialists did was, we're going to make this a healthy city. and they did. one thing they proved, and a very short amount of time, they took milwaukee from being one of the most unhealthy cities in the united states to being one of the most healthiest. they

office speech was barely understandable and so bad, he wrote on truth social, the voice of reason, newt gingrichalled out biden. >> he didn't decide to get out for the good of the country. he had nancy pelosi and barack obama orchestrating an all-out attack that would have destroyed him in the next week or two. this is where we've never seen anything like it in american history. >> well, joining us now, article three project president and founder mike davis. mike, welcome aboard. you know, your organization works to confront the weaponizing of the justice system. there's been a weaponizing of a lot of things that are going on, and yet, we're seeing something unfold in front of us that is clearly not in the constitution, and it's almost like so fast they're trying to do it so that we can't say wait a minute, and stop. what's your take on what we've been watching? >> yup, biden attempted to bankrupt trump, throw him in prison for the rest of his life. throw him off the ballot. he almost got trump killed by not funding his secret service protection and when biden failed, these democrat insiders, th

bill clinton, the guy who worked with republicans, worked with newt gingrich to balance budget amendment deported more people out of this country than anybody. when you look at the democratic party then and now, very, very different viewpoints no. question. >> carley: it going to be a big best seller as all of your books are. joe, congratulations. thank you for joining us. "fox & friends" starts now. ♪ ♪ ♪

. >> but in the 2012 with newt gingrich and people like me attacking the press and during the obama eraom the press away from the idea to hold truth to power and toward the idea that barack obama was a light bri bringer ad massaged into acceptability during every turn and there was a widespread perception that the media has coming for barack obama and weren't even for that for democrats and trump is a reaction to that for trump and it's for the corner of american polpolitics and the murder of himself. howard: now the media at times have been sharply critical of the biden presidency and the deadly withdraw from afghanistan presiding over open border that took many months to gain traction. so it's not like it was all one sided or that you were supporting him before. >> no, in some of the cases and border in particular was sort of people arriving late on the scene. the media for the first few months basically denied anything was happening at the border and down played and as it became undeniable, you have to cover it. that's what you're seeing now is biden's decline is undeniable and the m

if you go back to bill clinton and newt gingrich, they balance the budget because they were both at atain position where they have strength but had to come together so they can use the other side. what should have happened, if i was still speaker at what happened it would've happened the next monthly stump i wanted to do ukraine but i knew it was very important to the president. so what i did when i did, i added disaster in there because we just had a terrible fire in hawaii. remember that in maui. i wanted ukraine with itself by the border. i don't care who you are the border is a problem. you know how many chinese dissidents we caught so far this year. 22,000. anybody here on the terrorist watch list. pretty hard to get on it. do you know last february we got more people on the terrorist watch list in one month in the last four years. i believe democrats and i don't just believe it i know it because they come to me. is due something on the border for us because it will save me in my election. they don't have the willpower to vote for someone on their own but if it was packaged toget

[laughter] newt gingrich posted an op-ed and said johnson has the most challenging speakership since war. i said, newt, come on. he said, no, you're doing a wonderful job. i had a 1-vote margin. we will grow that majority, and the job will be easier and more fun, and we're going to have fun because we're going to be delivering to the american people. when you get unified government, conservatives and republicans in charge of this, we will fix this mess. i told president trump you could be the most consequential president of the modern era because, sir, we have to fix everything, and i think he can. larry: last one, speaker johnson, and this is something that a galls me, but you are a constitutional scholar, okay? and and you've been in court and representing that. here's joe biden in recent times attacking the supreme court. now, mind you, biden's supposed to be defending democracy, accusing mr. trump of attacking democracy. nonsense. biden's attacking the supreme court, and more recently really going back and saying i'm going to pack the supreme court if i'm reelected. now, i have no

i thought newt gingrich said it effectively. you watch president trump said lean slightly to the side and you see the bullet raise the side of his head we have been through a lot the last few weeks with this election cycle and deep concerns about the condition of the current president. i shudder to think what would be like tonight if the nation was dealing with what we could have been dealing with tonight and that is a moment for all of us to stop and think about where we are as a country and the danger of putting yourself in this position. i think absolutely it is extraordinary. would any of us -- if i thought i was just shocked, the idea of standing up and instantly wanting to signal to the crowd that he was okay, pumping his fist in the air, not too many humans are made this way. that was an absolutely extraordinary moment i think we will remember for a very long time and listen to those guests, the passion and commitment people who support president trump will have for him -- it's exponentially increased because of tonight.

newt gingrich's phrase.oesn't matter who's at the top of the ticket, that's what you're going to get from the democrats, and it is very unpopular. and i just can't believe listman ed donald -- liz macdonald wants it. i just can't believe it. [laughter] elizabeth: it was said once that big government socialism is like sleeping with a hippopotamus. it feels warm and cozy until it rolls over and smooshes you. larry: a hipp if o. elizabeth: i thought it was pretty funny, i guess you didn'- [laughter] let's get right to the breaking news. welcome to "the evening edit," i'm liz macdonald. we've got house majority whip congressman tom emmer. wonderful to see you again, congressman. axios is reporting that president trump will announce his vice presidential pick at the rnc convention next week in milwaukee and that he'll do it after don jr. speaks, and that is a sign it's senator j.d. vance because don or jr.'s a big supporter of vance. would you be happy with this announcement at the rnc convention, and would you b

bill clinton, the guy who worked with republicans, worked with newt gingrich to balance budget amendment what's that we had budget surpluses. barack obama deported more people out of this country than anybody. when you look at the democratic party then and now, very, very different viewpoints no. question. >> carley: it going to be a big best seller as all of your books are. joe, congratulations. thank you for joining us. "fox & friends" starts now. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> steve: it is 6:00 here on the couch in new york city. it is monday, july 29th, 2024. welcome to "fox & friends." welcome to you as well. >> thank you so much. glad to be here. >> brian: you match the house. >> is that okay? all right. good to be here. thanks for having mere. >> steve: she is going to be on the couch for three hours starting now. we start with a fox news alert. law enforcement sharing shocking new revelations about the assassination attempt on former president trump and the timeline. police became aware of the gunman at least 90 minutes before the shooting. more on this and apparent breakdown in communications coming

these are the people who created the foundation for newt gingrich, his contract with america 30 years ago. now, heritage frames this as the blueprint for trump's second term for trump wrote on social media i know nothing about project 2025. i have no idea who is behind it. but a cnn investigation found almost 140 people who worked for trump and had a hand in crafting the project 20256 of them are former cabinet secretaries his first deputy chief of staff gets credit for about 20 pages of the plan. it trump says he doesn't know these people heritage plans for my future i don't know what you're talking about. problem with that is that in 2022, he knew exactly what heritage was and he was down with the plan this is a great group and they're going to lay the groundwork in detail plans for exactly what our movement will do and what your movement will do when the american people give us a colossal mandate to save american project 2025 is a conservative, some might say, right wing wish list of policy proposals, things they've wanted to do for years, making it easier to fire lots of career fe

the final three were newt gingrich, chris christie and mike pence. i was outside of mike pence's home in indianapolis when the motorcade of donald trump arrived to the then indiana governor's mansion and ultimately the request for him to join the ticket was made. that's different this time. you have marco rubio and j.d. vance on the air waves. doug bergum is out. nobody has naturally ruled themselves out of this equation. one little mention of doral, the last time he had a campaign event there was eight years ago when he at that press conference at the time, he had asked russia to help look for hillary clinton's e-mail. so eight years later, doral is still a focal point. we could get that announcement tonight. >> brendan, if trump wanted someone who would appeal to i don't know, undecided, middle of the road voters, independents, even those who are squeamish, who would be the best choice? >> probably marco rubio but i don't know if that's the way trump thinks. i don't know if it matters. having worked for paul ryan when he was the vp nominee, i'm not