i think we should call her kamala harris the borders are whatever we are speaking for she was a borderster is and that her problem? >> is our harris is her title it was her sole responsibility as a vice president are the only actual public duty she was assigned as a vice president of not talking campaign work, was borders are. we all saw the press event were joe biden wearing a mask sitting around the table put her in charge of the border. we all remember they sent kamala harris abroad to meet with foreign leaders to stem the flow but now we know it was to accelerate and expand the flow of immigration. article after article after article correctly described in real time that the most important domestic policy portfolio had been handed from joe biden to kamala harris. and now they are sanctions ointment to address the root causes the root cause is the crisis but it's not even a defense. the root cause is the magnet of catch and release that occurred when joe biden and kamala harris terminated every trump border security policy. over time she blathered on for months and months and months

kamala harris voted against it.he reporter says there's no state that -- where this is the case. clearly it is the case. one other point that i want to have your input on this. when it comes to late term abortion, she wrote it for a bill that democrats put up to eliminate virtually every single state regulation on abortion including parental notification. including partial birth abortion. they voted on that bill but for two democrats, it might have passed two democrats said no. the democrat from west virginia and arizona at the time. so the idea that they're not radicals on abortion -- they go away beyond roe v. wade they go way beyond any country on the face of the earth about the way they treat human babies. and abc and she were permitted to push that lie and that propaganda to the end until donald trump tried to put an end to it. your thoughts. >> if they were confident mark on their positions on abortion they would not have to lie about it and fact checkers yet they did both of that in that debate. the fact is t

and here is the final big difference between kamala harris and donald trump. i have been asked by the media and attacks by the harris campaign because i believe in a simple principle. that our tax policy out to reward american workers and american businesses and i know donald trump agrees. donald trump wants to cut your taxes. donald trump wants to cut taxes on american businesses hiring american workers and raise tarriffs on the chinese and everybody that wants to use a chinese slave labor instead of hard-working american people. kamala harris wants to raise your taxes and cut down on the tariffs making it easier to rely on china. let me leave you with a final thought and then i will send it over to our illustrious media to ask some questions. it's simple, my friends, look. we have the best country in the entire world. [applause] >> usa, usa, usa, usa, usa, usa, usa, usa. >> i have been flying all over the country doing events like this all over the country with my beautiful wife, isn't she lovely? if you bring your wife to eatery, pennsylvania you have to emb

vice president kamala harris and president donald trump. >> kamala harris. thank you. >> welcome to you both. >> trumpeters, you see timidly and slowly on the left side of your screen, thinking maybe slowing his walk down would give him a later, cooler entrance, but kamala harris, 20 years younger, strides in purposely, straight for donald trump and instantaneously establishes domination over him. we are going to do this my way is the subtext of what she is saying to donald trump with that outstretched hand. for 90 minutes she spoke directly to the american people. sometimes directly to donald trump and when she wasn't speaking she was always turning and listening to donald trump, the way a human being would. and in her way to emphasize, by her listening, the absurdity of what donald trump was saying with her human reactions to what she was hearing. donald trump chose two modes at the podium. the angry and bitter 78-year- old man, while he was speaking, and the mug shot face while he was listening. he did not once dare to turn and look at the vice president

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that's the true kamala harris. weak, dangerous, san francisco liberal, kamala harris is the one who owes the american people a lot more answers. donald trump can simply point at his record and say for four years when i was president, we had peace, prosperity, a secure border and we were respected around the world. that's what the american people remember. that's what they're going to get when they elect him again to the white house. > should trump debate again? >> he's already debated twice and j.d. will debate tim and tell a great job with his story and pointing out what a radical record kamala harris and tim walz has. the american people know what donald trump will do in office. kamala harris is still trying to fool them. >> senator tom cotton republican of arkansas thanks for being on "face the nation." we appreciate it. we will be back in one minute. stay with us. money for retirement. (wife) and travel to visit our grandchildren. (fisher investments) i understand. that's why at fisher investments we start by g

donald trump versus kamala harris. we are going to tell you everything you need to know heading into this debate including what traps kamala will set, how radical she really is, and what trump can do to come out on top. my angle in moments. first, alive to philadelphia where fox's aishah hasnie standing by. how do we know about what trump is preparing for tonight and how is he feeling? >> good evening. we know a lot from his campaign about how he's feeling in his strategy. i want to make a note to viewers of the former president has now landed in philadelphia. just got off his plane along with his son eric trump, daughter-in-law laura trump, as well as his campaign -- excuse me, his debate prep coach matt gaetz from florida congressman. i've been told the former president is coming to this cool, calm, collected, and well read on vice president harris' record, especially going back to her san francisco d.a. days. that is the strategy tonight for the team and trump: forcing harris to own every biden domestic and foreign p

now with kamala harris' administration, things have not been fantastic. s saying she can fix the problems are administration caused bladder know if i can afford to take that risk. >> jesse: how to harris bring the debate and lose voters? it is easy to onemak when it's three against one but the left continues to be fooled into thinking attacking a trump means they are winning. he's being impeached, rated, arrested, shot, why isn't it kamala harris winning? political after watching the debate and sleeping on it went out with this, the danger of underestimating trump. with all the corners of thinking an agreement, over social media, wall street, print newsrooms and cable tv, it is best to be very skeptical. >> former running mate at nicole shanahan is here. nickel what happened last night? >> i think what happened was we set two candidates speaking to their bases very effectively. tens of millions of americans watching and walking away wondering to themselves, gosh what i do? i was really hoping for something more. people are disappointed in it kamala harris

mark: what wilt kamala harris do to bring down the price of food? ther and europe and we will have rules that they are calling the kurds in some areas but we know food by the way is from them these animals play a big role in the climate situation. i would say the price of the livestock, that is going to go through the roof. of course of the price of school fueled the price of fertilizer goes through the roof. food is going to be tough there's a war on farmers around the world and that will intensify under the harris administration. mark: what will kamala harris do to bring down the price of gasoline and utilities? >> zero. zero and is going to get a lot worse appeared so ironic i hear people who know better brag about oil production under the biden/harris administration. you do not work into the white house, turn a dial and sam going to turn oil production up for you to drill wells you search for these things their multiyear projects. we are enjoying more oil because of what happened under president trump and the new mexico miracle of fracking. she's

you think someone would remember kamala harris. no. 's and the harris campaign asking for any proof, pictures, paperwork. nothing. our investigation will continue, and we'll have an update tomorrow. >> you hope alert. new hoax alert. >> jesse: people over the weekend in phillie noticed something strange, bus ads with kamala harris wearing an eagles helmet. at the bottom, a little link to the eagles website. looked very official. how do you get it in those bus stop windows? was it a hoax? the eagles denied the team had anything to do with the ad, saying the organization doesn't endorse political candidates. but the posters were still up. so an eagles fan from south phillie took matters into their own hands to make sure that everyone knows the truth. >> not that someone is expressing an opinion, but this person is lying to everyone that comes and uses this stop. well, it's also giving off the impression that the eagles are officially promoting this display, and i just want to stop that -- and not necessarily stop it, but point out, this i

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kamala harris. didn't want to talk about it. suite to the dinner writes the following, "the electorate is firmly divided and most have a firm view on mr trump. but harris made a strong enough impression to persuade the undecided that she is worth taking the risk". did she make the case at all, superintendent? >> no, she was all over the place people are not stupid. they hurt her lies they saw her flip-flops they saw her repeatedly not cast a vision for the country. they saw president trump went to debate by being decisive, by being crystal-clear by showing the strength that he showed while he was in office. she continues to not tell americans what she would do because she knows she cannot show the americans her true marxist worldview. so she lies, she flip-flopped, americans watch that and saw an incredibly strong candidate president trump the strongest we have ever seen and they sent somebody not willing to tell the truth, somebody pushing a radical agenda. kamala harris. they watch the mainstream

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that's harder because kamala harris made grocery prices 25% higher. anybody rich or poor to be able to turn on their heat in the middle of a cold winter night, but that's become harder because energy is 40% more expensive thanks to kamala harris' policies. we want our young people and our beta families to be able to afford the american dreamff of homeownership but that's harder because kamala harris' policies. and most important way at least to me is that we want this country, we want the american dream to be an american dream of second chances. because as i told you my mom struggled with addiction for most of my life. and now i'm proud to say by the grace of god she is been clean and sober for nearly ten years and were so proud of her and so grateful to work. [applause] but, i remember being a teenager and i remember praying at my mom's hospital bed because she taken something that we didn't know what it was and we worry she was never going to wake up. i think anybody who knows anyone who suffer some addiction knows this combination of hope but also

let's put on the screen i'll pull from cvs that has been published today, donald trump leading kamala harrisy six points on the issue of the economy, he is down for nationally in the pool to harris. but it's also very close like margin of error in the swing states about grant states that said advantage for trump but not exactly the big lead that he is boasted even a number of weeks ago on that issue, is out of concern for the trump campaign. lisa: i don't because prices have increased by 20% with the current administration which she is a part of, why would anyone trust the democrats on the issue of the economy when they lied about the inflation reduction act, joe biden recently admitting that that was the biggest climate spending bill ever so they lied about that, kamala harris bring being the tie-breaking vote boosted the irs's steroids, $80 billion and she claims every time she's asked about the economy, i come from a middle-class family but clearly she does not care about the middle class families because we know the irs, 63% of new audits in recent years targeted those making under $200,

kamala harris opened the border and now these people are suffering. that's what i'm focused on. >> dana, senator, i have to go through several things that you just said. first of all, the clark county sheriff and the ohio department of natural resources reviewed 11 months of 9-1-1 calls. they only identified two instances of people alleging haitians were taking keys at a parks. they found zero evidence to substantiate those claims are also other evidence that you have talked about even retweeted alleged alleged evidence are sourced. social media videos from a different city apparently no connection to haitians. and this is from a conservative activist who offered a $5,000 reward for such things. and then going just bakley to the schools and the hospitals. and so forth, being overwhelmed nobody is disputing that the town of springfield, ohio needs help. but you're not just a bystander. you're the senator from ohio. so instead of saying things that are wrong and actually causing the hospitals, the schools, the government buildings to be evacuated becaus

tell kamala harris you are fired.ll not allow people who guess like us to enlighten us about what they have done in office. [applause] charlie: charlie: and this state is one of the most consequential and are the most crucial, which is where you are here, especially this part of the valley. to reiterate what i said earlier, every single one of you going out with turning point action to chase peloton register voters, j.d. we are seeing in the state, that this state eventually becoming more republican. not republican. in 2028 -- [applause] in 2020, we had about 100,000 more registered republicans than democrats. four years later we have 260 thousand more registered republicans than democrats. and that is a net increase. and it is happening because everyday americans are seeing the failure of the open border policies. and seeing what is happening internationally. also, phoenix especially, everyone here is feeling it, it is to be a decade ago one of america's most affordable cities. remember that? remember you used to bra

kamala harris' office rife with dissent and the biggest from the atlantic, the kamala harris problem. few people seem to think she is ready to be president. why? why? maybe because the washington news media had been doing everything it possibly could to deliver the message that kamala harris was not ready for the presidency for three full years. if you spent one minute reading any of those articles you wasted that minute, and if you are forced professionally to spend more than a minute, as i was, you learned nothing about the real kamala harris, which is the whole point of those articles. the conceit of that kind of journalism is that the reporter can get the inside story about who kamala harris really is, how she really operates, and how we should value her as a political player. these articles are supposed to tell you whether she can someday do what we all saw her do last night, and none of those articles predicted it. this program has been covering, hair is longer than all the news organizations whose headlines i just read. she first appeared on this program when she was the distri

they're saying kamala harris has to stop avoiding the press. to explain what she stands for and her policies and she's been a-wall on that and they want that info before they vote. joining us is trump 2024 national press secretary karoline leavitt. we'll show live pictures of former president trump now speaking to fraternaller order of police. axios reporting that "president biden's own top advisers are routinely leaking to the press they found kamala harris' performance as vice president disappointing and episodically problematic and worried about the high turnover among her staff. why are they leaking now? >> well, give it a little time and the truth comes out and that's the understatement of the year. based on polling, kamala harris is the most unpopular vice president in american history and she's brought absolutely nothing to the table over the past four years except for her full throttled support of joe biden's disastrous policies and kamala harris like joe biden owns the border crisis and inflation crisis we're living through and cast tie

and kamala harris needs to do a sitdown interview. one thing i can say about president trump is that he will absolutely continue to do media interviews and sit downs with local stations like we do in every battleground state we travel to. hours long podcasts and press conferences., lead harris is going on day 52 of not doing any of that. the american people still have a lot of unanswered questions about her record and where she stands on the issues. >> in the cnn snap poll after the debate, a large majority said that they believe that kamala harris turned in the better performance. you called it a success for donald trump. 63% said she had the better performance. 37% say donald trump. this is actually a republican audience here. four points more republican than actually registered voters. what you make of that ? >> the audience also said that they trust president trump more to handle the economy then they do kamala harris. and his support on the issue of the economy actually increased after last night's debate because he outlined the

kamala harris lost that debate because she was kamala harris.ht back. ♪ ♪ sandals jamaica sale is now on, visit sandals.com or call 1-800-sandals finish your business degree faster and for less without starting from scratch. whether you're in school or picking up where you left off, university of phoenix will help you get every eligible transfer credit you deserve. transfer your credits and finish what you started. >> welcome back america. we're here with america's wise man my dear friend, and i'm proud to call him that victor davis hanson wrote many great books the case for trump hoover institute victor davis hanson. 50 some days left before this election, i would like your global view what is your global view of what's taking place right now? >> well i think there's two global views, mark. one is the american role in its foreign policy if you look at the world abroad whether it is the houthis or hezbollah or hamas or iran, or the ukrainian mass or what comien is threatening taiwan the world is a fire and it was not that way under donald trump.

i'm kamala harris. she said, the vice president did seem nervous at first when she started talking behind the podium, but she found her footing pretty quickly. after the moderators asked about abortion now it's not tied up in the federal government. >> i did a great service in doing it. it took courage to do it and the supreme court had great courage in doing it. and i give tremendous credit to those six justices. >> they did exactly as he intended and now in over 20 states, there are trump abortion bans which make it criminal for a doctor or nurse to provide health care in one state. it provides prison for life trump abortion bans that make no exception even for rape and incest was talking to sources all night last night, and democrats told me that trump's answer their shore to end up in paid campaign ads. one republican source who actually is in the anti abortion camp, the pro-life campus it would describe themselves said the trump's answers made them wins on this issue after that exchange harris basi

as a candidate for president in the united states. >> trace: eagles did not endorsed kamala harrishis fake promotional stuff. about 30 seconds for you. >> look, this is a fake ad and it goes perfect for a fake candidate. i'm a harris is a manufactured candidate by the media. people have no idea why they support her so having a fake at endorser is great when you are a fake candidate. >> trace: thank you both. meantime a horrific tragedy at a georgia high school, at least four people killed in a shooting, many more sent to hospital with injuries. a 14-year-old suspect is now in police custody. senior correspondent live in georgia with the latest. what are we learning tonight. >> reporter: law enforcement revealing some new details and it's likely the numbers will stay the same. four dead, nine wounded. those nine wounded with shotgun wounds in hospital. they are likely all to survive. likely to stay up four dead but sadly among those four, two students killed just aged 14. we've learned the weapon used was a rifle by the shooter, ar-15. how the 14-year-old suspect got access to that

she has thrown him off his game. >> i think this is an opportunity to present as moderate for kamala harris. we're talking a lot about okay, how do you reach these undecided people who are not on either side of the edges, right, of this political conversation. i think, harris, when she picked tim walz, why didn't she pick a coach? why does she keep calling him coach? it is because she's trying to reach a giant segment of america that maybe is not politically savvy, but they want to recognize that person is not one of the leftist i have been told about. kamala harris in contrast to donald trump can present as moderate, simply by being a normal, non-extreme psychopath. so to me, truly, i believe that donald trump -- you can play this tape back later. maybe i will be wrong, i believe i will be right, donald trump is going to get off on a bunch of tangents and he will litigate personal grievances because his impulse control reveals that he cares the most about of course, himself and his pride and of kamala harris as a person going out there saying to america, who do you want to fly this plane,

it's a very different vision than donald trump's dangerously liberal. >> kamala harris no harris has spent the last five days in pittsburgh preparing for the debate. look, it's time to turn the page on the divisiveness it's time to bring our country together chart a new way forward. >> in a weekend rally in wisconsin, trump argued, he is the true candidate of change. >> kamala harris and the communist left have unleashed a brutal plague of bloodshed crime, chaos, misery, and death upon our land. and it's only going to get worse that rhetoric raises the question of what tone trump been tends to strike and whether it will be sexist, as he often was against clinton in 2016 she doesn't have the luck. >> she doesn't have the stamina or seize upon policies of the biden/harris administration as he did in june, we had the safest border in history. now we have the worst border in history. >> trump has been familiarizing himself with old harris bates to mr. vice president. >> i'm speaking i'm speaking. if you don't mind letting me finish we can then have a conversation. okay. please. okay. >>

kamala harris is the border czar. talking a big game now like she wants border security, maybe even a wall, but i think you and i both know that she's had three and a half years to secure the border and, again, democrats have long talked about the plight of children at the southern border. even aoc crying at kids in ages at -- cages at the border. none of them have come to the defense of the 3000 children lost plus -- 300 children lost plus at the southern board e. what do we do to get hose kids back, make sure that they're save? i have to imagine many of hem are in sex sexy or indentured servitude -- sex slavery. their plight cannot be good. >> no. 10 million migrants have entered the country under the biden-harris administration, 300,000 young people they can't account for, 99 individuals who have come into the country who were on the terrorist watch list that they released into the country, and they just made the border czar their nominee? this is how bad it is. i think this issue is front of mind for the american

. >> kamala harris is a typical career politician, who lies to get elected. e is trying to run away from her record over the past 4 years, she can't. it is the harris-biden administration, kamala harris cast tie breaking vote to create inflation she is the border czar, allowed an invasion of more than 20 million illegals here. reporter: we should be able to get more specifics at tomorrow's debate if there is push back from federators, democrat -- moderators. >> harris will have to define herself more clearly on the issues, if she will make inroads, she does continue to benefit from an enthusiasm advantage, we're seeing more democrats are excited to vote. reporter: shaping up to be a close election. it might be those details that you get from the various issues that could be the deciding factor, in which way people vote. larry: interesting. new york timings siena poll is back to where it was pre-kamala. all of a sudden donald trump is retaking the lead, edward lawrence thank you. all right. joe biden and kamala harris are incapable of telling the truth that is

donald trump has appeared unsettled by kamala harris. lying kamala harris, lying. you ever watch her laugh? she's crazy. i'm a better looking person than kamala. philadelphia loves this famous landmark sculpture. well, the summer love—in enjoyed by kamala harris, both in voter enthusiasm and fundraising, is inevitably fading. in fact, this debate feels so crucial because both candidates are now neck—and—neck in the polls. this will be donald trump's seventh presidential debate, kamala harris's first. with hillary clinton in 2016, he loomed intimidatingly behind her. because you'd be injail. four years ago, in the vice presidential debate, mss harris wasn't taking any nonsense from mike pence. and i want to add... mr vice president, i'm speaking. the manner in which both candidates are preparing for this debate tells you a great deal about them. kamala harris has been carefully practising for days on a purpose built stage while donald trump is discussing policy with some aides, but he won't actually rehearse. he wants to rely on his gut reactions on the night. both c

don't take my word for it, when asked about kamala harris' flip-flops and bernie sanders said kamala harris' quote doing what she thanks is right to win the election. but bernie also said at the same time i do consider her a progressive. she is a seal of approval as being a progressive. if you liked san francisco politics you are going to love kamala harris. in other words he still a radical out of touch liberal that she has always been. the american people know it and will write this ship eight weeks from today. >> leader mcconnell? >> you support to push a government funding until march? do you agree this will involve a shut down? >> first we have to see what the house sends us. and then of course how to handle that will be up to the majority leader. the first step ought to be what comes out of the house? and i don't think we know right now. [inaudible] cooksey seen some republicans argue it's worth risking a shutdown before the election will that jeopardize american question. >> say that again? >> of the government shutdown happens will jeopardize. >> a government shutdown is alway

for president against kamala harris, as they are word tonight. kamala harris won that first statewide campaign by less than 1% of the vote in california, and that is why she is where she is tonight. she is pulling four points ahead of donald trump in the latest wisconsin pole. a market university law school pole, the most trusted pole in wisconsin, shows that among likely voters, kamala harris is pulling at 52 in wisconsin and donald trump is pulling at 48. that is in a state where the last two presidential elections have been decided by less than 1% of the vote. in 2016, donald trump won wisconsin with 47.2% against hillary clinton's 46.5% and in 2020, joe biden won wisconsin with 49.4% against donald trump's 48.8 percent. that is how close it is supposed to be in wisconsin. a four point gap in the marquette poll in wisconsin among likely voters is more than what democrats could have reasonably hoped for at this point in the campaign, and that polling was completed before wisconsin watched what karl rove saw in that debate before, which karl rov

do i agree about what laura lumer said about kamala harris? no, i don't. i don't think this is an issue of national import. is laura lumer running for president? no. kamala harris is running for president and whether you're eating curry at your dinner table or fried chicken, things have gotten more expensive thanks to the policies and let's talk about the person running for the president of the united states and not a social media correspondent with donald trump. >> are you and your wife offended that even trump allies said are blatantly racist? >> kristen, i just told you i don't like those comments and we should focus on kamala harris' failures and i don't look at the internet for every single thing to be offended by and kamala harris has been a disaster and we have to undo her policies and that's what we should be focused on and by the way, when i say we, i mean the american media. kamala harris opened the border and we should talk about her failure as a leader and not a social media analyst who supports donald trump.

this strategy, kamala harris looks like she is playing to win. jonathan, the next big event is the vp debate. and it's stunning to think they could have the final word in this race if there is no second debate. again, it's an if. we watch and we wait to see. how high are the stakes are people going to watch? could that change minds? >> it could change some minds at the margins. i think not a ton. certainly i think tim walz could reinforce the campaign of reassurance that i mentioned a minute ago for kamala harris. aimed at that sort of middle of the road voter that's never going to vote to trump but isn't quite sure they can get to kamala harris. i do think she has to do a little bit more especially on the immigration issue. this is the focal point for donald trump going after immigrants. turn off a lot of americans. she's got to find a way, kirsten, to say, yes, we're a nation of immigrants. we're also a nation of laws. talking about the border and border security. how does she find that balance? if she can find that balance on that issue in par

us with what he found in the government a accused of inflating the jobs data and also tonight, kamala harris is doing it again again. >> she's a flip-flopper. she's a copy cat. she went from communism to capitalism in about two weeks. liz: coming up, find out the latest policy harris is copying and accused of pop seizure disordering with former president trump. first, we've got this, former president trump, he's scheduled for a town hall on fox news this wednesday in battleground, pennsylvania. now, the big august jobs report due out this friday and kamala harris answering to this at the debate and atlanta fed says the u.s. is growing at small 2% and u.s. manufacturing contracted for the fifth straight month and u.s. stocks took deep hits today and they were in deep into the red and revision for 14 of the last 20 months and edward lancer is live from the white house with more. reporter: yeah, jobs could be at the heart of where the election turns and the polls are showing the economy is number one issue for americans the last jobs report showed extreme weakness going forward. federal reserve

because they want kamala harris to be elected. very clear last night. last night was no more than a campaign contribution by abc, disney, masquerading as a news division which they are not, while supporting the harris campaign. abc news is a left wing, woke leftist talk network by they are not honest in what was the most overt, sickening display of left-wing goodbyes during a presidential debate, the so-called moderators barely ask the vise president about any massive flip-flops, changes in position, since she became the presumptive democratic nominee kicking everyone's followed up on when she provided, failed to provide a straight answer? does she or does she not support any restrictions on late-term abortion? i still would like to know. a contrast from president trump got nothing but hostile treatment from the moderators, on started fact checks, questions like this... >> if there is no state in his country where it's legal to kill a baby after is born. that a vice president want to get your response? >> abc news did recharge the

only four until the debate with kamala harris and donald trump. both are focused on a top issue for voters. the economy. harris picked up a major endorsement from liz cheney. and her father dick cheney says he is going to vote for harris as well. can you believe that? take a moment. remember dick cheney? he is voting for kamala harris. with that, let's bring in our night cap. it is friday night. maya eaglin joins us. host of stay tuned. and the reverend al sharpton. espn analyst, we must say, since the last time we saw pablo, he has been awarded the edward r. murrow award. one of the highest honors for journalists. >> i compromised my integrity and paid you to say that. >> let's talk about this election rev, i'm turning to you first. you are one of the first people she called when she made it official. here we are. two months to go. >> i think it is still very close. but i think dick cheney is a game changer in the sense he will give comfort to a lot of older moderate republicans that she is not this crazed socialist that donald trump is trying to

kamala harris backed all kinds of loopholes that allowed pay to sway to continue. kamala has it. trump moved to the us embassy to jerusalem and recognized that city as the capital of israel. kamala harris backed russia on israel to reopen a palestinian consulate in jerusalem and paved the way to a divided city, donald trump issued an executive order to send a simple message to every college campus in america, stop anti-semitism on your campus or lose federal funding. kamala harris desperately trying to win the votes of students, professors, administrators at these universities that 95% vote for her party and they are the ones fueling anti-semitic hatred on college campuses, they fueled it throughout this entire winter, defaced a statue of george washington, on and on and on. all over the press, she support all that. the bottom line, america can't afford four years of kamala harris, can't afford her economics, can't afford or open borders, can't afford any of that but the jewish community in israel should not be forced to endure four more years of kamala harris. think about why yo

let's put on the screen i'll pull from cvs that has been published today, donald trump leading kamala harrisy six points on the issue of the economy, he is down for nationally in the pool to harris. but it's also very close like margin of error in the swing states about grant states that said advantage for trump but not exactly the big lead that he is boasted even a number of weeks ago on that issue, is out of concern for the trump campaign. lisa: i don't because prices have increased by 20% with the current administration which she is a part of, why would anyone trust the democrats on the issue of the economy when they lied about the inflation reduction act, joe biden recently admitting that that was the biggest climate spending bill ever so they lied about that, kamala harris bring being the tie-breaking vote boosted the irs's steroids, $80 billion and she claims every time she's asked about the economy, i come from a middle-class family but clearly she does not care about the middle class families because we know the irs, 63% of new audits in recent years targeted those making under $200,

this shows that donald trump is one point ahead of kamala harris — 48 to 47% among likely voters. n dropped out — largely the same. so that is raising this very big question, have the fundamentals of this race not really changed after a tumultuous summer? to add to the nerves in the paris camp, let's take a look at this absolutely crucial question in the campaign, it is change, who is the change candidate. if we look at kamala harris here, among the likely electorate she is seen as major change by 25% of likely voters and she is seen as more of the same by 55%. over there, donald trump, he is seen as a major change amongst 53%, more of the same, 34%. you can guess what i'm going to say next, these are just polls and this election will be decided in the swing states and the crucial electors they send to the electoral college. let's bring in stephanie hamill — conservative commentator, and a former host at the pro—trump one america news network. welcome to newsnight. i would like to say we can see some pictures of donald trump just arriving. that is in philadelphia ahead of the debat

it's kamala harris.ournalists and follow up when she dodges questions. they've said that they're going to study reparations. that's not the same thing as paying people. if people vote for her for that, that's on them, too. she's not committing to anything. >> john: we'll be watching this afternoon to see how it goes. we'll take the event when it happens. i still can't figure out that comment. a lot of people didn't want you to be here. they're journalists. they should be curious about having him there. thank you. good to talk to you. >> john: pleasure to be with you. >> jacqui: we go live to sparta michigan with j.d. vance. >> doesn't want to tell the truth about this race and kamala harris but we have people power on the side of donald j. trump and that will carry the day on november 5. you know if you have seen, but kamala harris continues to run and hide from the media. i think she's given two interviews now. she's been the presumptive democrat nominee and gives two interviews. it's funny. when you gi

and in case you didn't already know, kamala harris is from a middle-class family. >> kamala harris isr perfect, she's running against trump. we have two choices, and so there are some things you might not know her answer to and in 2024, unlike 2016 for a lot of the american people, we know exactly what trump will do, who he is and the kind of threat he is to democracy. >> trace: there you have it, let's bring in steamboat institute fellow kaylee mcgee white in rnc national spokeswoman elizabeth pipko, thank you for coming on. she was asked specifically why the teamsters did not endorse her. the teamsters. listen to her response. >> i'm very proud to have the endorsement of the steelworkers in almost every other major union in america because i stand by workers and i stand by the importance of being able to join a union and to understand the benefit and the value of unions. >> trace: not just a dodge but a word salad dodge to boot. >> right. the only thing we learned from this interview is just how little kamala harris and stephanie ruhle and the rest of the leftist media think about a

kamala harris has no plan to make anything better. ng the debate harris claimed goldman sachs basically an endorser economic plan. that was another line. goldman ceo throw a lot of coldwater on that right away. take a look. >> what goldman sachs has said is donald trump's plan would make the economy worse. mine would strengthen the economy. >> sean: that report which was mentioned last night in the debate came from an independent analyst and it's interesting. of the glut more has been made of this then should be. what the report did is it a catahan for policy issues that have been put out by both sides and try to model their impact on gdp growth. the reason i say a bigger deal has been made is what it showed is the difference between the sense of policies they put forward is 2 tenths of 1%. >> sean: if this guy had half a brain does he not realize taxing unrealized capital gains the death of capitalism or the new green deal is the death of capitalism? do you have to be the head of goldman sachs to understand that? no. at multiple ralli

but that is not kamala harris and joe biden's policy.m the very beginning they've apieced the ayatollahs. kamala harris opposed the strike that killed the mastermind in 2020. they've given away tens of billion dollars in sanctions relief and put more pressure on israel than they put on iran's terrorist proxy. that is why kamala harris is the ayatollah's hand picked candidate why they're hacking into donald trump's campaign and trying to kill him. >> turning to ukraine. donald trump, you're a big supporter of his. he met with president zellensky in new york. he talked about a potential deal to end the war. what kind of deal would that be. how would you it look? you're close to trump and this process. >> well he hasn't been specific and that is a reason. he doesn't know what the world will look like in three months when he takes office. but here is what we do know. this never would have happened on donald trump's watch. because it didn't happen on donald trump's watch. vladimir putin has invaded ukraine twice, both times with joe biden in

that they are trying to flip the switch at the last minute like this but we know the reality of kamala harris will be radical chaos around to. >> trace: thank you both. meantime the conservative media watchdog is calling out a bc, the network hosting the big debate, for its alleged biased coverage of vice president harris. >> as part of this study the media research centre says they analyse news coverage of both donald trump and kamala harris during the evening news broadcast on abc, cbs and nbc and they determined that tomorrow's debate host, a bc, had by far the most biased coverage. according to the study, abc anchor... who happens to be one of the hosts tomorrow night had covered harris with a 100 percent positive spin score, specifically the report claims since harris entered the race, he made 25 positive statements and zero negative ones about her. in contrast, trump had gotten five positive commentsgative com the spin score of just a positive 7 percent with the media research director saying while our score similarly excludes all democratic soundbites about the republican nominee, the