rachel: yeah. johnson was on jesse watters last night saying they're stonewalling. we'red asking for information, they're not giving information. why? pete: great question. well, on another topic that's fundamental to our remix, we're a republic, first the it was the u.k., then it's brazil and and now australia threatens fines really for, and, but social media giants, enabling -- here's the word -- misinformation. but what we're also now learning, kamala harris believes that same way. in a -- i don't know if we have the video or not, but if we do, let's show it. kamala harris in 2019 when she wanted to be a candidate talking about the threats to free speech. watch. okay -- rachel: they're loading -- pete: we're going to get it in a second. before we go to her clip, you had michael shellenberger -- rachel: yeah, the journalist charged with looking at the twitter files. we talk about all stuff happening a abroad, we've had our own censorship. and what's concerning our government is the fact that elon

rachel: okay.eir web site, and i quote: going forward, we would still be glad to have you as customers, this is to republican, but we're done pretending the republican party is embracing. threats to democracy are anything other than the risks they legitimately are. if you need us to pretend you are not creating the hurt, in order foryou to continue being our customer, i'm sad to say you might be happier elsewhere. rachel: so don't shop here. pete: unless you bend the knee. her advance team knew precisely -- again, she's in her hotel room for a bubble, they escape for five minutes, a super friendly place where they take one question. i mean, the whole thing is carefully curated so she doesn't have any unexpected momentsal all. rachel: the trump team respond today this crazy vent, that the you would say you want to talk about unity and their response to it was, sorry, kamala, scary spice is already taken. [laughter] mean spice is already taken. i don't understand. this is the strangest event -- the i

andrea canning: so was bff rachel shoaf. rachel got the lead in the fall play.ed about skylar, and in school hallways and on social media, rumors flew. morgan lawrence: between twitter and instagram and facebook, you just see things start to get ridiculously out of control. daniel hovatter: kids saying things from skylar had overdosed, and things that skylar is in a different country. andrea canning: daniel hovatter was in drama with rachel, and knew how close the three girls were. he wondered if rachel and shelia might be helping cover something up for skylar. daniel hovatter: there had been rumors going around. rachel and shelia know where she's hiding. andrea canning: daniel knew rachel and shelia were the last ones to see skylar. he wondered if they were protecting her, or maybe protecting someone else. either way, they had to know something. daniel hovatter: there were probably a good three, four, or five times where i told rachel, "if you know anything, you need to say what happened or where she's at." andrea canning: daniel wasn't alone. writers daleen be

rachel: right.lth and happiness rates are much low lower for liberals, so there's that part too. pete: that's a problem. the northeast this time of year is definitely gorgeous. rachel: i can't wait. will: i want to start thinking about the easiest states to be a senator. rachel: wyoming. pete: like, california, if you're a democrat, that's a food fight to the try to do that. will: oh, yeah. pete: but smaller states? rachel: texas has a lot of -- will: people. rachel: -- politics. [laughter] will: texas wouldn't be very high. that's a tough list. pete: i see a list coming on the will cain show. will: the campaigns continue to the target key battleground states with less than two months to go before the election. rachel: former president trump and vice presidential candidate j.d. vance heading to michigan on tuesday while vice president harris will hit the campaign trail tuesday in philadelphia. pete: 51 days. madeleine rivera is live in washington. >> reporter: hi, guys. former purpose, vice presiden

rachel: sure.and, of course, both parties, this has been a growing problem for a long time, both parties have ignored this problem for decades, and donald trump is the only politician to come along to recognize this problem. and when he did, he got absolutely destroyed by both parties for pointing it out. rachel: but the people, the people like that message. and, by the way, hispanics, you know, think about cesar chavez. chavez was against illegal immigration because he understood that pushed down the wages of the working class. will: yeah. rachel: here's j.d. vance talking about what immigration -- that harris' immigration policies favor illegals over native-born hispanic, white, whatever. listen. >> what kamala harris seems to want to do is to give all the benefits of american citizenship to people who shouldn't even be here, and that's going to bankrupt this country. and make it impossible for normal people to afford to buy a home, to afford to buy groceries, to to benefit from that social safet

rachel: yeah.s and my family decided that we were going to put in a a flag pole, pete hegseth style -- pete: nice. rachel: so that went up this week. an american flag and a different flag if. pete: i need to see a photo of that. you could also electrify the sign. rachel: you know, i'm thinking about that. that's actually a really good idea. sean wanted it even bigger -- [laughter] it was, like, 30 feet. i'm, like, let's not turn the house into a used car sales lot -- will: you should get a ring camera. rachel: i do, but the front yard is on the road -- pete: it's up there. rachel: so i couldn't figure it out. will: it's the best brand you could ever get, you're america. [laughter] i think of america, and i think of pete, how did you just with, like -- rhode island ray -- rachel: because it's in his jacket. pete: i appreciate that, rachel, thank you very much. rachel: yeah. pete: we had a consultation about the flag pole, and i told her where i got mine from. it's a company in new jersey. rachel: i

rachel: yeah.hink? the cover? pete: yeah, this isn't -- will: yeah, you're right, i can hear that. [laughter] pete: we're really reaching for music at the top of the hour -- will: i don't hate disco -- rachel: donna summers? will: there's not a scenario in my life where i go, let's play some disco. pete: zero. will: even on a lake disco comes on and someone's like, next. pete: where are you clam recording for disco? rachel: i grew up in the '70s as a child, so i went to the a military, like, a school on base when i was, like, in kindergarten. it's such a funny memory that just came to my head. we had to do a, like, performance for the parents, and it was remember that song shake, shake, shake, shake your booty, and they had us, we're kindergarteners, and we had to turn around and shake our booty. that was the '70s. and it was for a school concert. [laughter] pete: maybe only wedding receptions. that may be the only place -- rachel: it's fun. when people having fun, they like disco. rachel: will: so

rachel: yeah.s family like when kaya at the convention talked about what he was like as a grand with pa, i thought that was the most important speech of the night of the convention. will: rnc, right. pete: yeah. people who meet him for the first time say he's way more gracious and charitable than i ever thought he would be. and you see it if you're looking for it. but if you want to create the caricature as the left does, they have no idea. will: so this thing i'm talking about, and you guys know this, i do think thematically it's very important part of his campaign, although obviously the economy -- one hinge this election's about, it's the economy. but this idea of authenticity and phoniness and who you are, and i was just point out how you turn everything in your life to currency, that is the effort with vice presidential candidate tim walz. it's to turn him into -- the whole thing is, like, who is he? a midwestern coach and he's a dad. that that's what we saw. do we have that, where he is doing

rachel: yeah.i would like more -- she said in that interview, i offer a new generation of leadership. rachel: what does that mean? pete: investing in areas that the need work? rachel: that need a lot of work. pete: we need a new generation that invests in areas that need a lot of work. rachel: come on. obvious you know what that means. that is such a depail tailed -- detailed plan. i don't know how we're not going to get out of that economic mess with that kind of precision -- brian: do you guys do a lot of sarcasm on the couch? rachel: we do. it's kind of a thing. brian: maybe he thought maybe we should go back in and do another one. pete: i think it's possible. brian: like, that was a pretty salad-y interview, as he said. rachel: she was holed up for 14 days. she can't afford to take 4 days off the trail to prepare for another debate. you saw tim walz was in cat saw? today i believe -- was saw, today i believe he's going to be in superior, right next to duluth, minnesota. they've got doug off in

rachel: you're from,. are you a good line dancer? rachel: what? take kathleen line dancing in dallas? will: no. rachel: what kind of a -- pete: doesn't your country club have line dancing? will: listen, i don't know how to say this without offending people, but just the way it is, i grew up -- i mean, i'm not line dancing. pete: i've never if line danced either. will: not this guy. pete: did your -- will: i'll take kathleen out and and we'll do a little two-stepping, a little western swing, but i'm not going to to line dance. rachel: maybe we could do some two stepping and see huh that goes. will: anyone can learn how to two step. that's easy. pete: that's junior prom easy. will: pretty much. two forward, one dance. rachel: looking forward to that. will we'll see. the secret service is owning up to the security failures that led to the first assassination attempt on former president trump in july. pete: the acting director going into some detail about what went wrong while saying accountability ising. rachel: madeleine rivera is here with more. >>

rachel: 8:00 a.m. hour of "fox & friends" weekend starting with a first solo interview and going for a classic line down. >> bringing down prices and making life more affordable for people. specific things in mind. >> i grew up in a neighborhood of folks that are proud of their line. pete: another country considers finding platforms over misinformation. will: badgers versus crimson tide. pete: live from madison, wisconsin, ahead of the fox news live kickoff. the third hour of fox is friends starts right now. pete: i've been to maryland multiple times. home of the naval academy and third hour of fox and friend getting started and just what really gets people animated on the set. a lot of important issues you talk about and whether or not we can guess the location of the vote. rachel: he want as competition and skyline and ping-pong and could be about who gets the breakfast order right and doesn't matter. matter.rachel: yeah, watch the . do you not watch the show? that's the calling card. brian: i miss s

i run angry, rachel. rachel: show me. >> try to talk to me.l:- hey -->> stop, stop, stop, i'veo focus. rachel: you will never meet someone like this. >> i run like i'm running on broadway. will cain said no more. [laughter] >> doesn't this look like i'm on broadway. i'm like tim walz. rachel: do the kick. do the kick. >> all right, all right. [laughter] >> i did the kick once on a christmas episode. rachel: todd, you're coming back. you're coming back for pop culture. i love that. you are awesome -- you were you awesome last week. >> you have to coordinate when i go to a giant's game which is where i'm off to. rachel: trump rails liss wisconsin, ray newi renewing tho get rid of the education department. we've got jason chaffetz to unacit unpack it all for you, ne ♪ jen x. jen y. and jen z. each planning their future through the chase mobile app. jen x is planning a summer in portugal with some help from j.p. morgan wealth plan. let's go whiskers. jen y is working with a banker to budget for her birthday. you only turn 30 once. and jen z? her c

rachel, back to you. rachel: all right, thank you, rick.. ♪ mike had a heart attack a year ago. but he's still living in the red. with a very high risk of another attack. with his risk factors his recommended ldl-c level should be below 55. find out if you're living in the red. learn how to get a free ldl-c test. ♪ [cheers and applause] pete: fox's big noon kickoff is in wisconsin this week as the alabama crimson tide take on the badgers. brian: meteorologist adam klotz is live in madison chanting probably still. [laughter] adam: you know i'm is still out here chanting, pete -- on? >> wisconsin! adam: i love the energy. alabama's going to be out here, we're, what is it, almost 6:00 in the central time, and yet all these students are out here because they are stoked. on -- >> wisconsin! [cheers and applause] adam: so they do this at the big noon kickoff, they do a sign competition, and the best sign gets $500. they're fantastic. i like this one, lights up. this is really cool. offset from m if igos is going to be here, and there's a bunch of

it makes no sense, rachel.ether it's affordability, the dangers of being dependent upon china, this is an agenda that makes no sense other than it is benefiting -- it's one that the radical left, environmental groups are demanding and they're saying that china is the leader and we need to be following china's lead. rachel: yeah. it makes no sense. so glad to have you on, and i want to say thank you to you. when i had my diagnosis of my baby, the first person to call me and reassure me was you because you have beautiful son named cole who also has down's syndrome and i love you for that so i wanted to say thank you. >> feelings are mutual. good to be with you. rachel: thank you. god bless. we're counting down to kickoff of today's biggest games right here on fox. jen h hale has her week three odds, picks and predictions, next is. but starting it eight months pregnant.. that's a different story. i couldn't slow down. we were starting a business from the ground up. people were showing up left and right. and so did

rachel: thoughts in? thoughts are this is amazing and gaga kept her silence and gaga if you recall sang at joe biden's 2016 inauguration. she and a host of biden backers stars are being very quiet and it leads me to believe that her dad spoke up probably with gaga's approval. rachel: that's interesting. he said he's tired of hearing about her lawn. >> tired about the lawn, middle class, what have you. rachel: exactly. taylor swift has lower favorability ratings than donald trump. but being propped up for the democrats. >> she did the impossible. she tanked her own mega stardom and wondering why her peers like beyonce are keeping their mouth shut, this is why. she's polling lower in favorability. rachel: is endorsing kamala a bad deal or these guys are talking about being sick of celebrities endorsing and giving us political opinion. >> people know this is a bad deal for business and despite the oprah special the other night, viewer celebrities are on board with kamala and word salad than you'd think. rach

rachel, to you inside. rachel: thank you, rick.a nonpartisan round table discussion tomorrow on the caron indisease epidemic -- chronic disease epidemic exposing which industries are responsible for the current tate of martial health. this as a new study finds that the public trust of doctors and hospitals is plummeting. it's down over 30% since 20 to to the -- 2020. true med cofounder calley means will be participating tomorrow and joins us now with the preview. all right, tell us what to expect at this hearing. what's the goal? >> the goal is to explore the most important issue facing our country, rachel. if the american experiment if fails, it's going to be because we let our population get sicker, more depressed, more infertile and feater at an increasing rate -- and fatter. we're going to be with rfk, jillian michaels, many others, you know, leading health voices, and we're going to be asking questions. we're going to be talking about why we pay four times more than italy on health care costs but live almost six years less. we

♪ ♪ rachel: it's the 9 a.m.r of "fox & friends" weekend starting with this: suspected tren de aragua members accused of taking over an colorado apartment complex arrested only to be released on bail as we learn the violent gang has reportedly made its way all the way up to wisconsin. charlie: and we're just days away from the 2024 presidential debate, but kamala harris might not come out of hiding before then as a reports say she plans to continue following biden's self-protection campaign strategy. will: plus, this one's a game-changer. we're celebrating football season with the must-have tailgating gear on fox square. and adam is live in ann arbor ahead of the texas-michigan game. adam, give me a hook 'em horns. there's my guy right up front. the final hour of "fox & friends" weekend starts right now. [laughter] good luck. ♪ ♪ 'cuz i'm on top of the world, hey ♪ ♪ ♪ if. ♪ will: beautiful shot of port washington, wisconsin. in the news over the course of the morning as we poke to senate candidate eric hovde who

rachel: who knew? >> we all knew. rachel: i didn't. that he had a teen crush on his tv mom, florence. rachel: listen, florences henderson is funny, t w witty, u adida show with her, she had a wicked, naughty sense of humor many it's not surprising that a teenager would find her interesting and beautiful. i didn't know this stuff was happening. >> you knew there was a look going on when she was they in se box, looking up. rachel: lana delray, she's gorgeous, she married anil gator al gayertore tour guy, he owns t swamp alligator tour. what do you make of this. >> they they got married on an alligator tour boat. this shows love has no boundaries. lana delray, who i love, she seems about hollywood and fame and stars and yet she ditches it and marries the love of her life, an alligator boat captain. i wish them nothing but the best. it's like sandra bullock. rachel: like julia roberts. get y away from hollywood. spain is saying forget the dating apps, we've been saying this a lot, they're saying go to the grocery store. that's where you fi

>> rachel: wow!nd more time here. >> stephen: i am a fan. i loved you since "air america." it was great. but we are in a whole different days. i love having you on here. i don't know where to start, i mean, we could talk about the last four months for four months. it's been some of the craziest most dramatic up and down emotionally, politically, economically, crazy things have happened. let's just start with two assassination attempts in the last nine weeks. let's just start there. >> rachel: it so terrible. >> stephen: i can touch upon it because i'm just a shadow of the news, we don't break stories here, you have to talk about it in in-depth and investigate this. what do you make of our present moment? is there historical perspective you can give us? >> rachel: there are been assassination attempts against other president, gerald ford had two in the space of 19 days. so yes, you can find other analogies to this in american history, but each one of these things is so unique and any one of them is so

rachel: right. joey: and then you ask are they making the calculation that the lives of 50 versus the lives of millions or hundreds of thousands over the next how many years that hamas -- rachel: are you saying that you think the calculation now may be that if they're willing to execute these prisoners as soon as the israeli forces get close, that this increases the chances of a ceasefire negotiation? i wonder -- pete: yes, i think that's a fair insinuation. ray and i think that video we just showed of a mother praying over towards gaza, towards her son, these images are powerful and are going to pull at the heart strings of many israeli citizens who are already very conflicted about what we should do, what they should do as a country. pete: but again, it plays into hamas' hands -- joey: yes. pete: you have to acknowledge that. because of their savagery, israel is forced to give in yet again to another demand, open up a crossing point. we'll give you 50 live hostages in exchange for 5,000 imprisoned

rachel: aidoo grow.eak, we were talking about how excited will is about this whole football season starting. i got a little excited after the tease moving in. i mean, not that this brady quinn guy is not cute but i thought matthew mcconaughey is coming on? will: he'll be coming on before big noon kickoff on the game at noon. not on "fox & friends". more "fox & friends" still ahead. ♪ your best defense against erosion and cavities is strong enamel. nothing beats it. i recommend pronamel active shield because it actively shields the enamel to defend against erosion and cavities. i think that this product is a gamechanger for my patients. try pronamel mouthwash. - pick up. joe, pick up the phone. (door thudding) open up, man. - [narrator] connection saves lives. reach out and check in on a loved one today. it's pods biggest sale of the summer. save up to 25% on moving and storage for a limited time. and see why pods has been trusted with over 6 million moves. but don't wait, use promo code big25 to save. vi

>> thank you, rachel.eally important to speak the truth on this issue so amber nicole thurman was a 28-year-old mother who apparently dreamed of going to nursing school one day. she found out she was pregnant with twins. when she was nine weeks pregnant, she drove to north carolina for what she thought was going to be a surgical abortion and reports state that just an employee of the clinic gave her the high risk abortion drugs. she took the drugs and unfortunately four to five days later she went to her local hospital with heavy bleeding, vomiting blood. per the report, she had passed out and she showed up at her local hospital with what is very clear to me and i think i said in my op ed, even a first year resident would be able to make the diagnosis of sepsis from incomplete abortion, which we know is a risk of taking the drugs and unfortunately the doctors didn't appear to treat her by the standard of care and leave the dnc and wait 20 hours before they operate that and at that point, it was in a multi-

rachel: i wouldn't here's.ervices were held yesterday for a student and a math teacher killed in a high school shooting in georgia earlier this month. dozens wearing red in honor of the 4-year-old -- 14-year-old, mason, who was laid to rest yesterday. math teacher christina's funeral was also held yesterday. the two were among the four killed at apalachee high school earlier month. another teacher was laid to rest last weekend while a second student's funeral is scheduled for friday. the suspect and his father are both facing murder charges. >>> and the missouri woman accused of trying to to fraudulently sell graceland is due back in court next week after she pleaded not guilty to mail fraud and identity theft charges. court documents say lisa finley claimed lisa marie presley borrowed nearly $4 million in a fake loan with graceland as collateral and tried auctioning off the estate. but elvis' granddaughter stopped the sale with a lawsuit claiming that it was fraudulent. if old news. if some college football ac

rachel: i love it.e, he's got the guitar and a kick drum, and you don't realize that's not a band. that's how much energy he has. rachel: what is it about boys and boats? boys like boats. joey: we like fire trucks, boats, and jets. pete: things that go fast and are loud. kudos to chris for being here. he does so much for vets. really genuine guy. we asked him -- he was sleeping in his car when he got to nashville until he got a big hit with buy me a boat, that was 10 years in between. the guy worked his tail off. people on broadway are performing all day long, hundreds of bars on broadway, for no money, for the hope they get a big break. rachel: broadway is in nashville. joey: that's where the bars are. the people performing are truly very talented. rachel: oh, yeah. joey: that's what's crazy about it. pete: he's immensely tall. >>>ed. talented. he'll play his new single where what you see is what you get, the rock is in the video. we begin the final hour of "fox & friends" from the fox news you alert.

rachel: yeah. the total 425, so half a million known criminals willingly released by this administration into, into our country. this is just a slap on the face. i guarantee, you guys, she spent more time planning her outfit to wear at the border and the shots that they're going to use in their commercial to pretend like she is, you know, this was all just a photo-staged shot. that's what this was about. they took more time to plan that than they did -- than she's ever spent thinking about the border. pete: these are i.c.e. numbers that they did not want to give us, by the way. these are, i believe, foia'd numbers that came out yesterday, probably released on a friday because they wanted to dump it, but they were then released at the same time kamala harris went to the border. the cover of "the new york post" if says 15,000 killer immigrants in the u.s. it's stag -- it is the an -- it's treasonous, to allow criminals and rapists and to roam free through your southern border knowingly. it's one thin

rachel: producers?the idea that, you know, who cj stroud is is unbelievable. >> for all of the promo and hieb he's been on world tours with taylor swift you think travis kelce would be higher remember who took incoming that was harrison butker and his jersey -- sells more than travis kelces tells us something. >> you don't remember what harris and butker that got the left all freaked out, listen here. >> our own nation is led by a man who publicly and proudly proclaims his catholic faith but at the same time is delusional enough to make the sign of the cross during a proabortion rally. he's been so vocal in his support for the murder of innocent babies that i'm sure to many people it appears that you can be both catholic and pro-choice. he's not alone. from the man behind the covid -- lockdowns to the people pushing dangerous gender ideologies on to the youth of america, they all have a glaring thing in common. they are catholic. this is an important reminder that being catholic alone doesn't cut it. i'

will: rachel.ust bs we're turning now to your headlines prosecutors are now fighting back against suspect jose attorney request to suppress certain pieces of evidence in the death of georgia nursing student laken riley his attorneys are trying to toss out video that contains footage of a man throws away a bloody jacket and bloody gloves along with other evidence they claim was unlawfully obtained. he pleaded not guilty to ten counts related to the death of the 22-year-old in may. riley was just gong on a morning run when she was found dead back in february. the missouri woman accused of trying to fraudulently sell graceland due back in court next week after pleaded not to mail fraud and identity theft charges presley borrowed $4 million in a fake loan with graceland collateral tried in a foreclosure sale but elvis's granddaughter stopped sale with a lawsuit claiming that testifies fraudulent. Über will offer driverless rides in austin, texas and atlanta, georgia starting necks year part of a partne

rachel: family first.ete: now we move on to a fox news alert, this is a live look at the city of beirut as the idf confirms another top ranking has been the commander has been killed in an airstrike in the city last night, israel beginning small-scale work underground operations inside of lebanon. rachel: trey yingst joint aside from israel. >> good morning overnight visit raley's say they killed another top commander from the militant group hezbollah we saw images of airstrikes targeting the southern part of beirut in the neighborhood and relearning the sour according to reuters that the body of hassan nasrallah was just recovered from the strike site were over the weekend the israelis used bunker buster bombs to target a hezbollah headquarter killing not only the leader of the group but also deputy commander of iran's irgc we've seen images from beirut and southern lebanon overnight of the extensive israeli strikes more than 100 taken place over the past 24 hours as the israelis target the command center

rachel: wow.e. let me tell you about the other kinds of students who are highly entrepreneurial. just in the past three weeks we've had three students whose start-up received its first six figure customer. we have another student who received a $50,000 injection for his prototype, and we have two other students who already have financed and operating income for their companies. so it's a very, very energetic, intellectually enthusiastic group of students. rachel: wow. i understand that those students, by the way, in this first year had their tuition paid for because you have some donors for this first year. clearly, you're attracting a, as you said, a very motivated student body. your critics say, well, there's nothing behind this. you talked about how quickly you got the university up. what would you say to those who are already criticizing a school that's only been around like, what, a month? >> watch us, watch what we do. [laughter] we accepted 26% of the students who applied. our students are

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rachel: yeah.ho claims to care about hispanics and last are latin americans -- hat latin americans. it's shameful. ali, thank you so much. >> thank you. rachel: got it. you are looking live at beirut where smoke rises after the idf struck hezbollah overnight and confirmed the death of a top commander of the terror group. general anthony tata is next on that. 15 or more headache days a month each lasting 4 hours or more. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine before they start. and treatment is 4 times a year. in a survey, 91% of users wish they'd started sooner. so why wait? talk to your doctor. effects of botox® may spread hours to weeks after injection causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away as difficulty swallowing speaking, breathing, eye problems, or muscle weakness can be signs of a life-threatening condition. side effects may include allergic reactions, neck and injection site pain, fatigue, and headache. don't receive botox® if there's a skin infection. tel

rachel: thank you.hat do you guys make of it. >> preventing brothers is effeminate at your famous shop in pittsburgh it would not surprise me it is pittsburgh and the openly welcome harris. there is controversy around the harris stop there was a lot of patrons that were exited out according to reports. in some other folks were brought in and then she was brought in nfl very staged were jd vance wanted to head into the establishment maybe it's true the local manager was confused, do we do campaign events? and it sounds like he handled it graciously, that's integrity how gracious he was. rachel: you have to wonder these advanced teams i can't imagine that jd vance was going to stop in there and primanti bro is not aware of that. pete: there were 30 people inside anticipating his arrival so somehow you think there will be some notice. will: there will be a presidential vice presidential debate simulcast on fox, that'll be fascinating between tim walz in jd vance. natural fox news alert the idea confirming

rachel: shall i start? it is true we did this big call for both climate and pandemic ideas for market shaping. the three finalists you will hear this afternoon are from the help space. we have been working on a number of climate things i just told you about with nan's important work. there are a couple of other ideas we are working on with vaccines, reducing emissions. one of the other ideas that was close was the team was not in the timeframe to be ready now. we have thought a lot in the last year about the economics of when something works for a pull mechanism, different kinds of pull mechanisms needed for different problems. one of the issues we are facing is for vaccines at least, you often have one company take it from the relatively early stage all the way through. therefore, they can keep all the benefits within themselves from the innovation. sometimes in climate, there's a lot of different people along the chain. that can make it harder to do a pull mechanism. not all health things are like that. i

rachel: for sure. meanwhile, donald trump received a big, big endorsement yesterday and fraternal order of police, some 350,000 members gave him their official endorsement. of course it brought to the forefront crime. he spent time after receiving this endorsement. talking about his opponent, vice president kamala harris in her 10 year record on crime. >> this is a big endorsement for me. this is like 373,077, that's a lot of protection. i respect you so much and admire you and as your president, i will always back the blue as i did back the blue for all the years. [ applause ]. >> i was not a defunder like kamala. she was a defunder. a ten year defunder. when you want to defund for ten years, that's the end of that one. i think i could leave right now and say there's no way that we're not voting for that guy. with your help, we'll restore public safety to our streets, bring back law and order to our nation, and we will give the heros in blue the power to legally protect us and the respect that you des

rachel: by the way. gilligan's island, he was the cutest one. remember that? rick:he's the one who got ginger we assume. will: vice president kamala harris serving a healthy dose of word salad in her sit down with oprah. >> week take pride in the privilege of being american. this is a moment where we can and must come together as americans. let's come together, the character we are so proud of about who we are. we are in optimistic people. rachel: oh boy. just going to do this for you before we start. here to help us translate, washington examiner deputy editor kaylee mcgee white. what do you make of this town hall? this did not help her. >> i don't know if i will be much help translating. i have a 15-2nd attention span. i lost her and glad we didn't hear about her lawn this time. this is rambling word salad and you compare this answer to an answer donald trump at a campaign rally. we were asked about the economic plan. his answer was so straight and direct, he said he would increase energy, lower intere

rachel: glad you're not on bumble. pete: not on anything rachel.n nature women make the first move every guy ever has been like why won't you make the first move because they don't make the first move. rachel: they don't like to. >> app on a false premise don't surprise me when it caves. rachel: a good thing pete -- pete: meeting people on reality tv is a great thing. rachel: it was real. more real than an app. thanks -- you're coming back you're invited back joey you're next. and we're doing a royal segment with joey he loves those royals. ryan joins us next. t been prett. it's tough to breathe and tough to keep wondering if this is as good as it gets. but trelegy has shown me that there's still beauty and breath to be had. because with three medicines in one inhaler, trelegy keeps my airways open and prevents future flare-ups. and with one dose a day, trelegy improves lung function so i can breathe more freely all day and night. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or

rachel powell: so this hat says, rachel we love you, trump. donnie o'sullivan: are you hoping trump will pardon you? rachel powell: i know he'll pardon me. that's not a hope. i know that trump will pardon me. donnie o'sullivan: rachel, still had faith in trump, even facing the election lies that were sending her to prison. but how wide are these lies among the wider trump base? i went to vegas to find out. do i put it all on red or all on black tonight? supporter: put it on 21. donnie o'sullivan: 21? supporter: 21. donnie o'sullivan: ok. supporter: yeah. [audio logo] supporter: because i'm the only person in history to win cars in both the wheel of fortune and the price is right. donnie o'sullivan: i came over to you because i saw your shirt. supporter: uh-huh donnie o'sullivan: that's trump being arraigned. supporter: yeah. supporter: we should all be united to stand with this man. supporter: i was better off four years ago. donnie o'sullivan: i believe trump is the only hope right now on the earth. donnie o'sullivan: what happens if trump lo

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rachel reeves said the future. rachel reeves said the had the future.ettled a lot of - they had settled a lot of public sector pay agreements but while she was on stage we heard from the royal college of nursing that they voted to reject a 5.5% pay offer. are you confident when it comes to public sector pay about the government's approach or do you think we will see further industrial action? think we will see further industrialaction? i think we will see further industrial action? i think the government's _ industrial action? i think the government's approach - industrial action? i think the government's approach will| industrial action? i think the i government's approach will be to have — government's approach will be to have serious conversations with — to have serious conversations with the — to have serious conversations with the royal college of nursing because everybody knows that nurses are underpaid. we have _ that nurses are underpaid. we have to — that nurses are underpaid. we have to support nurses, we have to rebuild — have to support nurs

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rachel newsroom this hour.oking off investment and suffocating growth and living standards. in her speech at labour's conference in liverpool, but not before she faced a protester still selling arms to israel . well, he accused labour israel. well, he accused labour of selling arms to israel before being removed by security with shouts of free palestine! heard from backstage . getting back on from backstage. getting back on track, the chancellor declared that labour is a party that represents working people, not a party of protest, earning her a standing ovation. and she went on to promise to repay the trust of voters and to set out what her first budget on october the 30th will focus on will be a budget with real ambition, a budget with real ambition, a budget to fix the foundations, a budget to fix the foundations, a budget to fix the foundations, a budget to deliver the change that we promised a budget to rebuild britain. >> and my budget will keep our manifesto commitments . every manifesto commitments. eve

well the last time we saw rachel reeves and jeremy hunt facing off, was when rachel reeves declared thatshe'd got into office, looked at the bot books and discover there was a £22 billion black hole in public spending this year. . simon cayce says he would note... let me translate the civil service speak. he's basically that the previous governments decision not to revise... was a big reason for uncertainty in public finances. that's quite a claim from the cabinet, i suspect they wanted it to stay private but it got leaked to me do it to stay private but it got leaked to m- it to stay private but it got leaked to m. ., ~ ., leaked to me do you think that is likely to _ leaked to me do you think that is likely to come _ leaked to me do you think that is likely to come up _ leaked to me do you think that is likely to come up with - leaked to me do you think that is likely to come up with the i is likely to come up with the mp questions that we going to hear? �* , , mp questions that we going to hear? �*, _,,,, ., ., hear? it's very possible that a backbencher _ hear? it's very possible tha

rachel: yeah.lking about police stations you can get by car but there are some places in north carolina out or banks really hard to get to. i don't think i've been to and like to see them. will: so aaron our floor director and i were talking about these different communities. here in new york islands where you have to get there by ferry once you're there walking maybe bikes. forgive my ignorance never been to outer banks -- you can drive on outer banks. pete: but there's no major thoroughfares to get there. so you've got to go there to get there. so people who vacation there, live there, love it. apparently very beautiful i don't know if that's -- the outer banks or not if you're from north carolina let us know we learn about our country on this show. will: we do i hope you learn along side us we have a big beautiful country we appreciate you watching us. that's what my message was when you were out being in northwestern arkansas i just think this. you are always probably within two to three hours

rachel: thank you nay. petroleum reserve is added 40 year low as we near the end of the biden/harris administration. after beginning their term with six and 38 million barrels in the reserve, biden and harris have nearly cut that total in half. here to discuss what this could mean for national security foxbusiness contributor phil flynn. it's great to have you on this morning. so explain to us what happened. why is the strategic oil reserve now at what, a 40 year low? >> it is because the biden administration of abuse the original mission of the strategic petroleum reserve. it was supposed to be used to tap in case of an emergency. rachel: oh boy, it looks like we lost a fillable see if we can bring him back. were going to go to break right now and then we'll see if we can grab them on the way back. thanks. what can i do to make a better cotton crop? we believe that the best products are made in america and come fresh from the family farm. and produced under the most sustainable farming techniques. from our

rachel reeves is following that. �* rachel reeves is following that. ., that.rgument is not _ not need that money? the argument is not about - not need that money? the argument is not about them but about— argument is not about them but about the — argument is not about them but about the people who earn 12, 13, about the people who earn 12, 13. 14, — about the people who earn 12, 13,14, £15,000. lf about the people who earn12, 13, 14, £15,000.— 13, 14, £15,000. if you don't have universal— 13, 14, £15,000. if you don't have universal benefit, - 13, 14, £15,000. if you don't have universal benefit, whatj 13, 14, £15,000. if you don't i have universal benefit, what do you do? have universal benefit, what do ou do? ., , you do? the government is an uinu you do? the government is arguing that _ you do? the government is arguing that people - you do? the government is arguing that people who i you do? the government is l arguing that people who have you do? the government is - arguing that people who have an income — arguing that people who have an income of— argui

chancellor rachel reeves ahead. chancellor rachel reeves will tell the nation to accept hardship or face ruin at the labour party conference later today. do you trust this government to rebuild britain .7 government to rebuild britain? and labour's freebie fiasco sir keir starmer and his chancellor declare that they will no longer accept donations for clothes as deputy prime minister angela rayneris deputy prime minister angela rayner is blasted for her £68,000 a year vanity. photographer and a small boat surge 25,000 migrants have crossed the channel this year, with half of those arrivals coming since labour came to power . and a very wet weather power. and a very wet weather warning. england is set to be battered by heavy rain today as flood warnings are issued. let us know if you've been affected and are we making a lot of nothing over a bit of rain and roofers , plasterers and roofers, plasterers and plumbers, your country needs you. as britain faces a shortage, over1 million skilled workers where have they gone

i think that rachel what these efforts and efforts should continue and i am confident that rachel woulde done the same things and made the same efforts if she were alive and if she were here and for her sake and for thanks to his grace and the sacrifices he made, now there are more americans who are willing to make sacrifices, and there are also preparations from other nationalities for such sacrifices, so we must do all the possible actions and actions to change the policies, especially in until america changes we will not allow israel to commit this brutality and these crimes of genocide against palestinians and the palestinian people, and this work is not finished until we reach our goal. america from los angeles , mr. larudi, thank you very much for being with us. i was glad to be with you. three americans were sentenced to death for their involvement in the failed coup in congo. in this failed coup that happened 4 months ago, 37 people were involved, all of whom were sentenced to death. the president of syria, mohammad qazi al-jalali, appointed the former minister of communications

the main takeaway is that rachel reeves changed i is that rachel reeves changed the tone a little bitings that we've heard over the past couple of months about tax hikes to focus a bit more on what the government could deliver positively for growth. so she talked about the need to boost investment, about the need for stability, but underlying all that not really very much changed. the government is still heading towards tax hikes in this next budget, they are not going to be an income tax or national insurance or vat so they will be elsewhere, probably capital gains and inheritance tax. the government faces a difficult fiscal outlook which will require those tax hikes to balance. require those tax hikes to balance-— balance. just a green credibility _ balance. just a green credibility with - balance. just a green i credibility with global investments, we know what happened with liz truss, two years since her budget, she has been back on the airwaves saying she was blaming the economic establishment for undermining her. rachel reeves is planning an investment summit next month and she

i you hear any substance today from rachel reeves?— rachel reeves?id hear some, i. heard the desire for more investment which _ heard the desire for more investment which i _ heard the desire for more investment which i think— heard the desire for more investment which i think wru— heard the desire for more investment which i think will become _ heard the desire for more investment which i think will become a _ heard the desire for more investment which i think will become a big - which i think will become a big theme — which i think will become a big theme of— which i think will become a big theme of this _ which i think will become a big theme of this labour- which i think will become a big i theme of this labour government which i think will become a big - theme of this labour government and i do theme of this labour government and i do think— theme of this labour government and i do think that — theme of this labour government and i do think that will— theme of this labour government and i do think that will be _ theme of this labour government a

it is noti just a change of tone from rachel reeves, it's a transformation.vious 79 have been pretty gloomy, deliberately, she says that is the unavoidable reality of what she argues is the worst economic inheritance any government has received from any predecessor, she has focussed so far in her time in thejob on the focussed so far in her time in the job on the actions she wants to take to fill what she calls the £12 billion black hole which she inherited from the conservatives, just for this year, but what the government is going to try to do today, what rachel reeves is going to try to do in this conference speech is talk about the other side of the equation, yes, as you heard there she is still saying there are tough choices for the government to make but she is going to try to talk about what she believes the rewards are that will come from making those tough choices, that is the argument she will try to land today and it is strikingly more optimistic in tone, that what we have heard from her before. how much damage has the row over the political donati