>> absolutely, but let me address something that ari fleischer said.un violence is violence. >> you can call me that. >> gun violence is violence. it doesn't matter if that gun is shot by some thugs on a street or law enforcement official. gun violence is violence and we have to condemn it. we need to ensure that there is not to justice systems in america, so that we can tell the kids who are out there and the adults, that there is one system of justice, and that we should not use violence as a way to make change. we have to be able to work through a system that will ensure everybody can live safely under the law. i am pained by all of this conversation. i'm pained. not only because i'm an auntie, but because my country is in pain. let's try to figure out how we can live under the same justice system and i think that will stop all of us. >> dana: i know ari fleischer and die, we share that with you, i think a lot of people share that. what i am wondering is who can stand up and talk to people who will listen? is it local officials, communities, i think

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bush, also a fox news member of our family as a contributor, ari fleischer is here. great to see you, everybody, on this fine friday eve. [laughter] ari, as we look at this, no matter what your politics are now, we are starting to see a merge. i've been calling it out for weeks, because we saw it here in new york with the brooklyn borough president, eric adams. he said if you defund the anti-crime unit you've got to put that back together, that billion dollars you took away. we are going to be needing that. night after night, you got to see why. portland now, there police chief saying something similar. enough is enough, it'll take everybody now. your take? >> ari: i just hope the summers of love don't turn into autumns of love. when is this going to end? with the cities and these mayors, what they need to realize that there is a legitimate group and an illegitimate group. the legitimate group by the people who want to remember the memory of george floyd, who want to do something to deal with racism in america. the illegitimate group are people who engage in violence,

ari fleischer, mollie hemingway standing by to weigh in on that's picking of kamala harris for vp. harmeet dhillon is here. check this out, she worked near kamala for two decades in san francisco legal circles and she has the behind-the-scenes a scoop that everyone in this country needs to hear tonight. plus, the media's reaction to the kamala harris pick by biden, suggested he now has totally wrapped up the black vote, no need to even talk about the black vote, but is that the case? we speak to some very interesting voices who say not so fast. and my "angle" will come a little later in the show. i'm going to reveal the truth about covid in the red versus blue states. but first, joe biden's announcement of kamala harris as vp, well, it contains a telling tidbit. this is what he said in the written statement, "i decided kamala harris is the best person to help me take this fight to donald trump and mike pence, and then to lead this nation starting in january 2021." wait, wait, to lead this nation? wasn't that you, supposed to be on the top of the ticket doing all that meeting for us

ari fleischer, thank you as always. just to show, this is the dnc roll call to officially nominate joe biden. just to give you an idea of what this means. they go state-by-state and just to listen in to hear what's happening. >> we proudly cast 11 votes for our next president of the united states of america, joe biden. >> is a middle school teacher i know that public educators are doing everything they can to make sure our students have quality learning experiences. >> sean: so despite the democratic party pretending biden is a moderate, that's the roll call to vote, the party has virtually adopted the socialist squad including the radical green new deal which dnc panelists admitted was a means to destroy capitalism. actually admitted it, trying to hide this but they admitted it. >> the future that we all want that we are all trying to build is really about the destruction of colonization, white supremacy and capitalism, definitely something that we all want to push forward. so our hope and our dream is that we do push

ari fleischer had it on the head. the democrats have turned their back on law and order and president trump is on the page regarding law and order. it's amazing democrats have abandoned cities and it's going to affect every suburb in this country. so law and order along with attacking the virus which he's done a wonderful job, this convention is exciting. it's important. it's factual. it's to the benefit of the president. i hope every democrat gets kicked in the head and said what did we do last week? it was horrific. this is a perfect convention and three more days left. >> sean: it's going to get more interesting as the days go by. when we come back, you know, our next speaker is vernon jones now. wraps up his portion of the program tonight. andrew pollack, his daughter meadow, was killed in the parkland shooting. one of the big issues that we have as a divide here is really obvious. higher taxes, lower taxes, energy independence, open borders, no open borders. gun control or not. this is andrew pollack, his daughte

now i want to bring back ari fleischer. tain david doran gave an absolutely searing and heart-wrenching speech tonight. >> how did we get to this point? are so many young people are callous and indifferent towards human life. dave is never never coming back to me. he was murdered by people who didn't know and just didn't ca care. he would've done anything to help them. violence and destruction are not legitimate forms of protest. they do not safeguard black lives. they only destroy them. president trump understands th this. has offered federal help to restore order in our communities. we must heal before we can affect change. but we cannot heal amid devastation and chaos. president trump knows we need more david's in our communities, not fewer. >> laura: ari, you juxtapose comments like that from and dorn, obviously a heartbroken woman come up with what we are seeing outside of the white house, and your heart has to break for america, and those men and women out there in uniform who have to tolerate abuse night after night f

joining us with reaction, white house press secretary ari fleischer. every single time there has been need an aide, this is the worst pandemic since 1918, democrats play politics. i dare them to sue the president to try to stop the extension of unemployment benefits. >> there are two thingsit goingn here. the president has actually pulled off a very clever jiu-jitsu. normally, the democrats come after these things and republicans talk and act like a bunch of accountants and bookkeepers. we can pay these people who are hurt and we can help them, just no way we can do this. and we sound like we are not people with compassion for the present internet all around with his executive order. at the other factor is it's illegal. don't forget, it was the democrats who defended barack obama when he used obamacare money that was not appropriated by congress to pay subsidies to insurance companies. that was not part of the law. obama did it anyway and nancy pelosi and chuck schumer defended that, same thing. money moved around by the executive branch. d so i think

i want to bring in ari fleischer, former white house press secretary for george w.ush and the fox news contributor. great to see you. you just heard a report of there, kristin fisher, talking about counter programming. it comes with visuals, too. when the president gets wisconsin, those billboards all over the place, saying "where is joe biden," he will be there because he's excepting virtually. it's covid-19 but it's an interesting juxtaposition, counter programming. is it working? >> we don't know if it's working, but it is smart. i don't think president trump can afford to lay low and allow joe by neville week himself. it doesn't mean it has to be that week. it's wise for the present to give his foot on the gas pedal. he needs to. >> harris: john kasich, we will hear from them in a second. why am? >> because of his opposition of president trump. i think it's plain and simple. it's also illustrative of a party that is changing. the republican party is increasingly becoming a blue-collar working class party and the democrats are increasingly becoming a college educ

joining us now, ari fleischer. senior advisor to the trump campaign mercedes schlapp. welcome back. ari, i look at that tape and i'm thinking pelosi, schumer, biden, 125 years of combined swap experience. trump less than four. i have given all the laundry list of trouble compliments. i can't think of one thing biden has accomplished. >> he has accomplished weakness. i've never seen somebody who can run so fast at that age from the positions that are used to hold. biden used to be very tough on crime. he has walked away from those positions. he used to have a much more nuanced position on abortion and these walked away from that position very china. joe biden is the week on china, that's a notable compliment in this day and age and finally joe biden might not activate. there will be a singular accomplishment. people are wondering if he has the vigor to get on stage for an hour or two hours, he might say i don't have the vigor and i can't stand. that came up today, people are urging him, don't get on the debate stage. people will remember that. >> sean: mercedes, can you think of one t

joining us now, ari fleischer. i think the vice president laid it out clearly. did you see what i saw in that attack in that debate when kamala harris -- what did joe biden on the issue on the race worried i saw lines that were prepared, lines that were memorized and lines that were delivered. thoughts? >> of course she did. that's exactly what she did and you saw her fake it all. when i look at this ticket, my conclusion is biden is weak and harris iss fake. her position on busing is identical to joe biden's. she gives that impassioned heartfelt story about what happened to a little child and then it comes out the next day that she also supported what biden did, which is no national bussing program -- that '70s, the '70s, the position now. she attacked him for having her position? that's the definition of fakery in a politician. and she's delivered it her entire career. >> sean: it's amazing the election you're converging considering what she was saying about joe just a short time ago. you know, karl rove said thisg last night, o'reilly said it on my radio show

fox news contributors ari fleischer and raymond arroyo. after watching this tonight, i have to conclude that today was a bad day for the democrats. why? new polls showing the race is tightening in the battleground states which means he they haven't gotten any bounce from their convention. they finally started to realize that riots and looting is hurting them politically.. so they were forced to roll out old joe with a statement condemning the violence that has been roiling but cities for months. tonight the republicans had more bad news. over and over, republican speakers hit themes and issues that were ignored last week at the dnc. a chinese activist warned about the dangers of the ccp. a millennial candidate for congress talked about how the gop is the party of economic opportunity only 25 years old. for the third night in a row, a line-up of eloquent african american speakers rebutted the lie that america is a racist country. iemphasised the long history of support for civil rights. in short, another night of positive upbeat messages ab

ari fleischer, that's all the time you have. thank you very much. mini apple city council set to finalize a plan to dismantle the police department. what the city is now advising people to do if confronted by a criminal. ♪ today, we're facing a serious threat. we have to meet it as one country. numbers don't lie. infection rates are now going up in more states than they are going down. we've got to fight this together. wear a mask, keep your distance, limit the size of crowds. it may be inconvenient and may be uncomfortable, but it's the right thing to do as an american. we need a president who will level with the american people, a president who will tell us the unvarnished truth, a president who will take responsibility instead of always blaming others, a president who will listen to the experts, follow the science, allow them to speak, a president who will lead and be an example for the nation. we have to do all we can to keep our fellow americans safe and healthy. i'm joe biden and i approve this message. - sir. - you're talking about a first [r

i want to bring in ari fleischer to talk about it, a couple things, i actually had to ask the controlid he really just say that? and he did. he is saying that the united states should have a nationwide mask mandate for the next three months. and he says the calculations from the cdc show that if we did that we would save over 40,000 lives. what do you think that? >> well, i've always said wearing a mask is a good idea and a nationwide mask mandate, what does that mean? i'm sitting alone in an office with nobody here, am i supposed to be wearing a mask right now? i'm to when i'm off the air and i moved to my desk, am i going to be mandated temp wear a mask, that's ridiculous. >> dana: it was very vague. the other thing that kamala harris -- >> he left without taking any questions to explain it. how can you just say something like that and not explain it? >> dana: the reporters tried to ask and he says "we will talk about it later." and i don't know how sustainable this is to not take questions. i know we were going to talk a little bit about some of your experiences working with a cand

with me is molly hemingway, ari fleischer, former white house press secretary, both are fox news contributorntrast tonight. >> in substance and in style democrats were so pessimistic, so down on the country, not a cleaning policy conditions. republican senior to talk about policy. every night of the convention with a focus on policy achievements, criminals justice reform, education policy and they seemed wanting to tell the country about why they do the things they do and it was an indictment of the media itself, going to this convention and seeing the story being told that has been completely hidden by the media or lied about the accomplishments of the trump administration and that explains why so many are not having the best night, they now republicans had a good convention and democrats didn't have a good convention and they are overly partisan, very frustrating. >> if you watch the tweets being sent out by members of the media they are angry people were not socially distant or have masks on but seems the country is craving normalcy and they like seeing people back together again. we are

bush and fox news contributor ari fleischer. ari, let me start with you. the fact we don't have the body cam footage is going to make this so much more difficult. what do we do from here? >> ari: we hesitate. we have to allow facts to come in. look, this is distressing. anybody who watches that, your sympathy goes out. how can you shoot somebody in the back. we don't know everything that took place. we don't know the circumstances. we don't know why they did that. was it cold blooded murder or did they have a justification thinking that either their lives could have been in danger or that the children's lives in the backseat could have been in danger? we don't know. i'm just mindful about what happened in ferguson, missouri, where michael brown was involved in the police shooting. rye it yous took place -- riots took place. the justice department looked into this and determined it was self-defense. clearly this is not self-defense by the officers but but is there something we don't know and we haven't seen? hes tate. we are open to either side. let the fac

i mean, that is where they want to take this, ari fleischer, and i don't think -- i think you're right. i think, in the end, optimism kind of ends up winning out here. ari, thank you so much. my next guest became the liberal media's number one enemy for not locking down her state, and stripping her citizens of their basic freedoms. tonight, governor kristi noem was in attendance when president trump gave his powerful acceptance speech, and she joins me now onset. governor noem, we are seeing two different visions of america play out tonight. the one you just heard from president trump, forward-looking, optimistic, we can do anything together regardless of where you come from, and let's burning church. your reaction? you are here in washington, not in south dakota, where there's a lot more people. >> first of all, president trump gave a fantastic speech. it was inspiring, kept a clear vision for where he continues to want to take this country, and we are seeing outside the vision democrats are for this country. i feel like we were in the middle of america here on the ground. people were

ari fleischer, the former white house press secretary for george w.reat to see you. there is a worry among some democratic analysts that people are not voting, democrats are not voting as much for joe biden as voting against president trump. and then you have the former president last night not really building up joe biden, instead kind of using his time to tear down president trump. your thoughts on that. >> exactly right. look, former president barack obama is back doing what he does best, creating strawmen and attacking people's motives. say what you will about donald trump i don't think anybody can fairly criticize him for not taking the job seriously. might not like the way he is doing the job but he takes the job seriously. he does it differently than barack obama did. and it's just the constant strawman. one thing president trump has said 100% accurate he wound have been elected if people liked the job barack obama had been doing. >> this is fox news analysis from the first two nights of the convention. we should note that. the speakers referen

ari fleischer and juan williams. me ask you about this political playbook headline that caught my eye. the world of democrats wishes to be, it seems as if democrats are intent on presenting the political climate as they wish it to be and not as it is. that might be true really of all conventions possibly come up but what do you make of that? do you think they spent too much time with the older guard of the party and former republican who are going to support biden, rather than the new faces that are bringing the democrats all these votes. >> can i get the leaf blower back? that's a tough question. i think that it's pretty clear that a convention, you try and present you are party and the message and the way that you think is going to stir your party's base and attract some of those voters who might still be swing voters, even in our polarized times. at the moment i think the emphasis is on attracting moderates. i don't think there is any question about how the left wing of the party is going to vote. maybe there's a

. >> jason: leo, i heard ari fleischer tweet out and i thought he was right, joe biden seems to treatican-americans as this voting block. and not really showing caring compassion. i don't know what joe biden thinks he's offers the african-american community but what he has done in his three years. for 50 years, but donald trump has been there three and a half years. he's got a record to run on. >> donald trump has an excellent record to run on for supporting black america and their policy. the unemployment rate all-time low, historically funding black colleges. and signing a justice reform bill. the reason why donald trump doesn't get credit is because he's a republican. democrats think they own us. they do not own a spear they have done nothing! i don't need nancy pelosi and on the floor. i want policies and substance. that is what you get from donald trump. black america, you do have a choice. you need to vote for donald trump because they will provide you with nothing, zero. >> jason: larry when you have african-americans, yourself and candace owens, you have other people stand up

yesterday after calling for a nationwide mask mandate but did take some heat from critics including ari fleischer "the daily briefing." >> he comes out, less that fly today with no explanation, no question taking because he's weak. he had strength, if he could answer questions, does it mean only when you go out in public? does it mean when you're at home with your family? but why won't he stand there and take the heat and take the questions? i don't know why. >> dana: jim messina is a form of obama-biden 2012 campaign manager, former deputy of staff, great to have you come i don't know where you are, so you in montana last time i think. is it sustainable for biden and harris as a duo to do these events where it's different, they're separated, you can't have a crowd, there's no noise, how are they going to show their chemistry together and what about not answering any questions from the press? they have to get a move on on that front? >> we have three presidential debates coming up in the vice presidential debate where they will be more questions and answers than the public wants by the time this

it took washington, according to ari fleischer, the state, years to get this right.on, there are eight states that our mailing absentee ballot applications to all voters in a general election. i can go down the list, but they have no way of handling this. they don't have the procedures in place, they don't have the offices in place, the people in place, to handle this and get it right and figure out if it was late, why it showed up, where there is, do we need to toss this out, don't we need to toss these out? it's going to be a nightmare of an election, and i don't understand why the democrats' hair isn't on fire about this. >> harris: well, and you don't want a situation, kennedy, when you get close to election day and people feel like their vote won't count. that is something people have died for, a right to vote in this country. we can't get to the point where everybody is in doubt. we poll for everything, right? i want to know, do most people, would they rather have trey gowdy's idea and have more time to go in-person vote at distance? or mail it in? that example

former white house press secretary ari fleischer says the vice presidency is getting more attention this go-round and for good reason. >> there's typically a minor blip when someone is named at vice president and people focus on them. voters vote for the president. it's different on the democrat side because of biden fraility. people wonder who are they voting for. todd: according to real clear politics, kamala harris had 3% support when she ran for president before dropping out of the race. jillian: the president unveiled new guidelines to help schools safely reopen this fall. todd: ashley strawmeyer joins us live, breaking down the details as hope is fading for a stimulus deal. ashley, good morning. >> the president is making his position clear as doctors, teachers and parents express concerns over long-term virtual learning. listen. >> one thing we learned during this horror show of the china plague is that individual wall is not as -- virtual is not as good as being there. the virtual learning is not like being in a classroom. we learned that very strongly, in almost all cases. peopl

this was -- i want to let you listen to ari fleischer, who is sort of a bygone era republican voice.lking about what he thought of the pick. >> i just question whether or not this is going to boost african-american turnout at all. i don't think it will. she's just not that historically exciting to african-americans. >> i wonder how many african-americans he knows personally? this is a few instagram posts i saw. as you tell me what was the reaction in your circle among people you talked to, to this pick? >> well, absolutely people were thrilled. and so i don't think he knows a darn thing about black folks. so he shouldn't even be commenting at all. but it's not just black folks, it's black folks, it's women, it's asians, it's latinos. this is just exciting all the way around. i think the rollout today when they walked across that stage, it was electric. and i believe that they both are going to energize the vote and i think that senator harris in particular, the idea of having a woman vice president, the idea of having an african-american asian woman vice president, and then you know

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i watched ari fleischer last night. excuse me, karl rove. his advice for the president was. against kamala harris. she is a crisper speaker. she can finish sentences. she can -- don't go after her. do you agree with that tact for the president starting today? >> not at all. in fact, i think that most presidential campaigns you learn a lot about a campaign by who someone picks for vice president. you saw that when donald trump pick the mike pence he was signaling i am going to be as conservative as i said i am going to be. when bill clinton picked al gore he was saying this is going to be an administration that is a more moderate democratic administration. joe biden's decision or whoever made the decision to pick kamala harris, that is a very -- it's important decision signaling that joe biden hasn't just renounced all of his formerly, you know, slightly less progressive left positions. but he is really digging in to that by picking someone who california far left democrat, that's an indication of where the administration will be if they're elected. if it's true in a normal c

here is ari fleischer's response. >> is he running to the left because is he not strong enough to stand up for himself. if you watched the primaries from the very beginning, joe biden was a cork in the ocean floating left ward. because he had will and fortitude. he would stand up for the things he used to believe. in but, no, that was part of the whole movement of the entire democratic party to the left and joe biden went happily along with it. when people think he is a moderate. he is no moderate. joe biden belongs to the liberal wing of the democratic party and he will be surrounded and buffeted by the socialist wing to which he has yielded. that's not a sign of strength. it's a sign weakness. ainsley: it is very serious though. if he is elected then they figure out how progressive he is going to be? is that the message here? the president said they have taken over joe biden. don't let them take over america. brian? brian: one thing that sticks out from president obama's eulogy, which was anything but a eulogy of the deceased civil rights leader but it seemed more like a political spe

i'm looking at ari fleischer's feed on twitter.at. explicatives thrown their way just because they went to the white house to support the president. describe, kevin mccarthy, the level of anger in washington towards the right? >> you don't have to watch the conventions to understand what this country would look like. go to portland. go to chicago. go to new york. that is what this country will because those are all run by democrats. they are allowing this to go forward. for individuals to be out there to harass another individual simply because they came to the white house. they are not harassing. they are almost to the point of violence. you don't have to wait for a speech in the white house. can you just go to a restaurant in washington, d.c. and you are going to get intimidated. you are going to get harassed. brian: have you never seen this before? kevin, have you not seen this before? >> i have seen it many times. brian: have you seen it before president trump took the white house? have you seen this level of anger? >> no. and