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ashley. ashley: pretty safe, bet. mike tobin, thanks so much. caitlyn clark's olympic snub. what did he say? lauren: it's one of the dumbest decisions ever made by a group of "brain dead people". watch. >> how dumb are these women? how dumb? i don't know who's making the decision, women's olympic committee, whatever it is. i don't care if you don't think caitlyn clark talent wise belongs on the team but put up 37 of 13 with the most points in the history of the league for a rookie, none matters. it's not just a showcase for her but the sport and other wnba players on this team. how dumb, how brain dead and idiotic do the people running this thing have to be. lauren: caitlyn clark is a cash cow and would have been tv gold. portnoy puts her in the same class as lebron james, soccer legend says clark is the only reason i'd remotely care about women's olympic basketball. michelle tefoya says the snub is detrimental to the sport. is it a personal snub? reportedly the olympic coach just wanted more veteran players, ashley. ashley: uh-huh, okay. former

ashley: he knows his crowd.ve some new polls. >> this is from cbs the guilty verdict so far has not reacted to the race, one point lead on joe biden actually 58 - 49 in in the swing states biden holds 50 - 49 but the other direction. a majority, 54% say they support biden because they oppose donald trump in the same 54% say the conviction is not a factor in their decision on who to vote for, if you go back to the full screen 17% saying a minor impact, 71% of voters ultimately saying the economy, the border are bigger issues than the law fair. ashley: probably helped him raise more money. interesting, let's begin charlie hurt, more than half of the voters say that trump's conviction doesn't impact their vote, does that mean by extension that the democrats law for tactic failing. >> i think without a doubt they got the convicted felon which is what they wanted all along and i'm always suspicious about pulling in a race, the trends show as lauren said the race i've not been overturned by all of the stuff. in the re

ashley: i feel calm now.es it for us on coast-to-coast. the dow up 20 points, down slightly in the nasdaq, down slightly but down overall, another winning good week although a little muted. we are now officially in summer where trading volumes tend to fade away, the dow is up 1.5%, the s&p up 3% and the nasdaq up 6% for the month, markets have been doing well. that does it for us on coast-to-coast. taylor riggs and the gang on "the big money show" taking you through the next hour.

ashley: one last question. moon and on to mars? is that what we are looking at? >> there is a rivalry in two camps in the space program, one says the moon has very little military value. three days to go to the moon, it means the moon is simply not that important. other people say wait a minute. mars is two years away and as a consequence the moon is what we have right in our grasp and that should be the focus of our near-term policies. there's a split among space enthusiasts as to whether the moon or mars should be our short-term or long-term goal. ashley: i could speak to you for hours but television rules won't let me. i really appreciate it and hope we talk again soon. home prices rising more than expected, up 7. 2% in april. can't seem to crack the housing problem. we bring back scott martin, talked at the top of the hour about the fed, we may have to raise rates, that won't help the problem, is it? >> reporter: let's look at home prices in the us, here we are. enjoyed that interview. mars and the moon are

ashley: thank you so much. >> we cook off alcohol. >> i needed then. ashley: we believe you, than

ashley: is certainly is, grady trimble thank you so much.den loves to tell tall tales, we cut them down to size, joe concha joins us this morning it is a fact check a biden's embellishments and hyperbole but they don't call them lies, they only use outward when they talk about donald trump, why can't they call a spade a spade. you see when biden lies it's just detail or hyperbole, embellishment, the l word may not be applied because the letter behind the president's name he has a d.c. get protection in these situations. if you joe biden you can lie about the sun of the american revolution, that is a lie and you can claim you were arrested for standing on the porch during the civil rights era, you can say you inherited 9% inflation when he took office and you can say you inherited a god-awful mess at the southern border when you took office, also a lie, this showed us around until midnight so we have finite time, "the bottom line" biden cannot point at trumped and say somehow he is on a moral plane or the most honest man occupied the office s

she never met ashley tucker.t the ranch in 2014. >> behind closed doors with just us kids, they were monsters. >> ashley said it was in that culture of fear that the worst thing happened to her. >> i was sexually abused. >> there? >> yes, sir. >> the boy was amanda's younger brother, she told us. he was 15 at the time. she said it happened while she was doing chores in one of the buildings on the farm. >> he walked over there, he grabbed me, he pushed me up against one of the walls and he actually ended up raping me right there. >> what happens to you when that's going on? >> i felt disgusting. i felt like i was nothing. i felt like i was never going to get out of that place. >> she told no one. copt tell her mom because she knew when she got calls from home someone was always listening. >> they would have their like their thumb over the little hang up button. >> but then a few months into her stay ashley took a chance. she told her mother that she was losing a lot of weight. >> when she told me that they hung up

ashley? ashley: no, i don't. comes up with a name, otherwise it goes to the voicemail. stuart: lauren? lauren: i pick up the phone if i can, and i never text someone before i'm calling them unless it's something really important and we need to talk, i'll say, hey, make time for phone call at 3 p.m., and then we'll hook it up. stuart: okay, that's a hedge dance. perfectly okay. gene writes this, if i didn't work behind a standing desk, i would have fallen out of my chair when i heard stu tell leo terrell that he preferred mcdonald's. has stuart varney turned away from wendy's? yes, i have. they stopped serving that pickled, spicy sandwich, and i went straight to mcdonald's. lauren lauren what do you get at mcdonald's? stuart: big mac. that's usually my thing. what about you, ash? ashley: nothing with pickles. the devil's food, pickles, i hate 'em. laugh of. stuart: love 'em. lauren? lauren: i'm indifferent. literally. the only thing -- there's one that starts with a b that i don't like. stuart: okay. i think we'll

ashley what do you have? ashley: i do not.t beef, york chiropodying and graaf i have and peas and the whole sunday extravaganza. stuart: we're so english, aren't we? that's the truth. we really are. this coming to us from jerry. this is for you. i was interested in lauren's sky diving experience. was it a solo or tandem jump? lauren: unfortunately it was tandem. both times. first south africa and up state new york. stuart: don't have any pictures, do we? lauren: actually no. i paid for a video tape of it when i was in south africa and oops, the video tape wasn't working and never got my copy or my money back. stuart: no money back? outrageous. this is from jack, ashley seems always to have a quick joke ready and what's your favorite cheesy joke? this is for you, ash. you're on the spot. ashley: i wouldn't say cheesy and inside four cutting and always car stays ick and i don'o me at the time and never pre-think and never a good audience lauren and stuart varney so sometime it is just occurs to me and you know, clearing it up. s

ashley, what do you think? ashley: yeah.r me with the facts because they're not going to speak well of my party so i'll just pretend i don't know anything about it. go away. that was the message to hilary. it's very cynical and quite -- the word i'd use is pretty disgusting to be honest. stuart: i take my hat off to hillary vaughn and often gets interviews with people and gets something out of them from people who really don't want to talk on camera, but she gets it and right in there every time. lauren: hilary's nice and friendly and comes in with a gentle approach if you will, and they have the option if they want to take her up on that. stuart: ashley and lauren, thank you for that. check out the markets and i see the dow is up 60 some odd points and topping 60s as we speak. there's the markets, up 60 for the dow and nasdaq down 15 points. i'd call that a mixed market. i don't believe the market's waiting for tonight's debate on the grounds that something may come up to affect investors. i don't think it's like that. laur

ashley, any details? ashley: i do indeed.es -- of theatrical stage employees and it's a three year agreement including pay hikes and artificial intelligence protections. they have demanded and agreed upon union members and the art directors, set painters, editors, camera techs, costume designer, hair stylist and makeup artists and all of those. good news for stu studios that endured production stopping strike and we know the labor turmoil in hollywood and the union must still vote to approve the new contract all though it's expected and meantime a separate agreement that affects about 20,000 crew members across the country still under negotiations. stu. stuart: got t thanks, ash. got to check stocks for you. first off the big board and dow up 126 points and day after the debate of course and i'm looking at dow winners, united health, goldman sachs, ame american exp, solid green. they're winners and synchrony financial, discover, steel dynamics and nasdaq winners headed by sirius xm and marvel technology and qualcomm and nxp s

ashley, what did he say? ashley: yeah. is a legitimate fear of a terrorist attack especially given the fact that millions of unknown migrants have crossed into this country. watch his reply. >> my greatest fear is that we could face a coordinated terrorist attack from elements among the millions who have entered the this country illegally over the last three years. is this fear justified? >> i am worried about the possibility of a terrorist attack in the country after a october 7th. the threat level for us has gone up enormously. every morning we worry about this question. we try to track anyone who might be trying to hurt the country. of course this is a priority, a major priority for the justice department. ashley: yeah. garland went on to say that there has been what a he called a terrible explosion of anti-semitism since october 7th along with anti-arab and anti-muslim threats that make all of those communities afraid. stuart: thanks, ash. coming up, one restaurant owner in los angeles says strict covid guidelines had

ashley, tell us what happened. ashley: can't make it up. to the tustin police department in orange county south of la, an unnamed u.s. secret service agent had his bag stole an the gunpoint and off duty agent at the time, who was not hurt, discharged his weapon during the robbery, but the suspect managed to get away and it's unknown if the robber was injured and officers did find some of the agent's belongings nearby and the search for the suspect and investigation is ongoing. of course the agent was with the president in california for that very glitzy campaign stop. but, the crime, well, it's always in the headlines, isn't it? stu. stuart: thanks, ashley. getting to eighth avenue corridor become ago hot spot for crime and overrun by drugs and insighting violence. joe borelli is with me now. just the voter that wants that law and order in government and moving here and going to south carolina and north carolina, florida. >> who can blame them when people by choice choose to have these policies in place that take a feeder district, a vibran

ashley: we all go to evs., you can purchase an almost luxurious illegal entry, biden opened the gates and we didn't get the vote on it. doctor fauci denies trying to suppress the covid lab leak theory. >> do you agree that there was a push to downplay the lab leak theory? >> not on my part. i've kept an open mind through the process. ashley: brian kilmeade will take that up after this. ♪ big story to tell. ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance ♪ ♪ at each day's staaart. ♪ ♪ as time went on it was easy to seeee, ♪ ♪ i'm lowering my a1c! ♪ jardiance works twenty-four seven in your body to flush out some sugar. and for adults with type 2 diabetes and known heart disease, jardiance can lower the risk of cardiovascular death, too. serious side effects may include ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration that can lead to sudden worsening of kidney function, and genital yeast or urinary tract infections. a rare, life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the perineum could occur. stop taking jardiance and call

why, ashley? and jeffrey epstein hatchet he told rachel campos-duffy on "fox & friends" weekend. >> some people think one way to build trust is declassify things and that everyone is talking about it and you talked earlier about not wanting to be a conspiracy theorist. if you were president, would you declassify, answer yes or no to this, declassify the 9/11 files? >> yeah. >> declassify the jfk files? >> yeah. i did a lot of it. >> declassify the epstein files? >> yeah, yeah i would. what about alien encounters. where are the aliens right now? that's what i want to me. stuart: me too. congressman adam schiff thinks they should go after the biden campaign for the hunter biden. >> they're leaning forward and his competitor is a convicted felon and you can only imagine if the situation was reversed and they'd be going after joe biden with a vengeance. stuart: the gentleman on the right hand side is joe concha and democrats want biden to make trump's conviction a top election issue. do voters care, j

ashley, come on in. what did he say? ashley: a yep.ing that interview, of course, he did question biden's mental a fitness and said it should stop him from spending another four years in the oval office. take a listen to mr. trump. >> look, we have a man that a shouldn't be doing this job. he's not qualified. he's not mentally sharp enough. and i don't believe he was 20 years ago a either. we need a president that's as a sharp and is respected. and we're closer the world war iii. now, you take a look at what's happened in the last few days, putin is now talking about the nuclear weapons for the first time. he's talking about them all the time because ukraine is not talking about hitting russia. and and biden doesn't know what the hell to say. [laughter] ashley: trump's comments, of course, follow the report you've been talking about all morning, "the wall street journal" that cited interviews with 45 people who claim biden is slipping behind closed doors, relying heavily on note cards during high-level meetings and waffling, as the jou

ashley: never know.art: new jersey could pull the liqueur licenses from donald trump's golf courses in the state and new york convictions and the trump organization said he doesn't even hold the licenses and maybe this is just another politically motivated attack on trump and we'll have a report on it. group messages from the leader of hamas show that he called the deaths of palestinians a "necessary sacrifice to fuel the war with israel". will the pro hamas sympathizers in america wake up to this reality? we'll take that on, next. ♪ [thunder rumbles] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the biggest ideas inspire new ones. 30 years ago, state street created an etf that inspired the world to invest differently. it still does. what can you do with spy? ♪ ♪ [thunder rumbles] ♪ ♪ and wondering, is that place legit? those commercials are nice, but is that a real thing? and having lived it, i can say for sure that money is being put to incredible use. i've never once had to wait for insurance to approve a test or approve a medication. we

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stuart: ashley, which city in utah? local report in utah said denver paid for tickets for immigrants to salt lake city in may and that revelation sparked a media response from utah governor spencer cox who took to social media and said this "this is completely unacceptable and follows on the failed catch and release policy of biden administration. every state has received illegal immigrants and utah's resources are completely depleted. denver says many newcomers are from texas or maybe florida have no intention of coming to colorado and the city purchases tickets so that migrants can reach their desired destination and denver says, guess what, salt lake city is one of the most frequently requested. stu. stuart: thanks, ash. washington times report claimed 99% of migrants caught and released in a parole program are now at large. bring in sheriff chad bianco in river side county. they're given a court date in the future and no way to track them down and make sure they show up. is that an accurate statement of reality and

. >> ashley, another one of mackenzie's college friends put a perrone post. >> i take to rent it and because i take her facebook, some of her other family members reached out to me. >> what family members? >> a distant cousin. one who lives in utah. i said, you know, i have a feeling that she took a lyft share and i feel strongly that she did that. >> you are worried something happened in that car. >> definitely. >> ashley and the cousin called lyft and uber to see if someone it picked up mackenzie at the airport. >> that's when this began because they let it slip, lyft did, that she got in a lyft that night. >> what did you do? >> we contacted law enforcement about the lyft. >> a big break. because it gave them probable cause to serve lyft with a search warrant. >> find out where she was dropped off, what time she was picked up. >> where did she go? >> we got the destination from the airport to a north salt lake address and she was dropped off at hatch park just before 3:00 a.m.. >> a park at 3:00 a.m.? why would mackenzie come here? just as important, why would a driver leave a you

ashley, what did he say?ar-old said it's not about being a democrat or republican, it's about which president will fight for his generation. listen to. >> the young people in america want to have all the marketing that we want all the bs and people are struggling with jobs, mortgages and inflation and minimum wage rising and people are having trouble paying off and going to school and then they're feeling like, hey, i have this college degree, but what has this gotten me ashley: paul says voters want the truth and authenticity and told the hollywood reporter that donald trump will more than likely get his vote in november. stu. stuart: ash, thank you. trump is in washington today and this morning met with congressional republicans, florida congressman cory mills was in that meeting and joins me now. congressman, tell us what did trump talk about today? >> well, look, at the end of the day, trump's big plan is how do we win? looking at november, looking at different things we incurred regards to election integ

ashley: thank you for helping us out on this.lk about roaring kitty, we are going to talk about roaring nvidia. in video. after close today, it splits 10 to 1, stock trades in and out of $1200 a share, get shareholders ten shares for each share if it maintains this, stock splits are dicey or anything like that, down $3 trillion market so adam johnson, does it make a difference to you when split becomes reality? >> doesn't make a difference to me but it does to a lot of investors, a few of my subscribers emailed me this morning and asked if they should buy it today or wait until monday. probably today because it will be one tenth the price. doesn't change the valuation because they are issuing more shares which is why they cut the price down so valuation is the same but it is psychologically easier for people to think about buying a $120 stock. neil: what about you? gary:i would rather not have big stocks looks like this. it ends up trading differently. the big story here, there's going to be 25 billion shares outstanding on a com

how much have they raised, ashley? ashley: $169 million and counting. milmillions in contributions for coin base and crypto and outcome of final key races in u.s. elections and back in march, california rep katie porter lost a primary race for u.s. senate after the pack claim that had porter took campaign contributions from "big pharma, big oil, and big executives". at the time, porter responded saying "californians aren't fooled, shadowy crypto billionaires don't want a strong voice for consumers in the senate and fear people that call out corporate greed and spending millions on dishonest doc money ads against me". money from super packs cannot -- can be used to support specific candidates of political parties, but the group is not permitted to coordinate with the actual campaigns. stu. stuart: understood, thanks, ashley. now this, linked in rival, bonex raising money to expand their platform and how much have they raised? lauren: $10 million. this is a fintech company and build ago gambler ified version of linked in. it's gameified and users getting

ashley: fascinating.ll it random times and often to talk about electric vehicles and apparently the former president is a big fan. interesting. listen to this. >> out of the blue for no reason and i don't know why but he does. it's like very nice when he calls and, you know, i was like, electric cars are pretty good for the touch and america's leader in electric cars, buy america and stuff. and i think he actually a lot of his friends have teslas and they all love it and he's a huge fan of the cyber truck. those may be contributing fa factors. ashley: fascinating. according to trump, they've railed against electric vehicles and a meeting earlier this week and a number of lawmakers complain about biden forcing to buy evs and calling it crazy and saying he's going to immediately undo those policies. stuart: thanks, ash. still ahead, hunter back in court in september for his tax trial. myrrh leeanne data committee devine -- miranda devine said this pose as bigger political risk than the gun trial. miranda is

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good morning, ashley. which group? ashley: hispanics.an congresswoman monica delacruz says biden's mishandling of the border is earning him at the polls especially among hispanics. watch this. >> it shows president biden is losing at the polls and most importantly losing the hispanics all around the state of texas especially in border counties. this is why he finally, after three years of allowing chaos into our country has decided to do the bare minimum lodz as a mother myself, my heart breaks to hear about these children who are coming through the border with cartels who are raped, 6 trafficked. it is horrific. ashley: to that point, in the last 24 hours at the border sources tell fox news there were 5200 encounters and averaged more than 5000 every day for the past week. stuart: thanks very much. the rapper 50 sent says black men are identifying with trump after his conviction. how many black voters have switched to trump since the guilty verdict. giano caldwell coming for. and older woman in chicago facing intense backlash for her de

we know jill biden, the first lady is also in the courtroom, ashley biden, hunter's half sister.what do prosecutors need to prove and how difficult might that be? >> they have to prove that he lied when he purchased a gun, that he was a drug user and that he denied that when he signed the atf alcohol, tobacco and firearms form that allowed him to buy the drug. they have to prove he was a drug user during this time period, that he knowingly signed the false statement because of his addiction and that he obtained a gun. it's not that complicated a case. j. >> dave, we know jurors have been asked questions such as whether their views on the 2024 election could impact their service as a juror, or whether they believe hunter is being prosecuted because he's the son of the sitting president. how do both sides ensure that potential jurors aren't coming in with any political motives or influences as a result of donald trump's conviction last week? >> ana, prosecutors and defense lawyers are pretty good at vetting jurors. it's not looking for a blank slate, an empty vessel. you just want

also with us, jennifer horn, former rnc executive committee mem bher and ashley etienne normer aide torris and speaker pelosi. >> early this afternoon we expect speaker johnson to privately meet with donald trump, the presumptive positive nominee at his mar-a-lago estate. you'll recall a similar type of meeting took place two months ago in which speaker johnson who at the time was on the cusp of being vacate friday the speakership, a threat majed by marjorie taylor greene to cobble republicans, to do what they had done just a few months prior to kevin mccarthy. donald trump stood in speaker johnson's corner. over the last two months we have seen speaker johnson not only go to his manhattan trial and walk out and talk to cameras in support of him. he's called on the u.s. supreme court to intervene in his appeal to undo his criminal conviction stemming from that new york trial. he's also placed two key trump allies on the house intelligence committee to donald trump's liking, including former doctor ronnie jackson. for donald trump and mike johnson, there's mutual interest here. of cours

ashley: 14 million between now and election day.y pack was formed when scott ended his presidential campaign and directing efforts now toward black voters in swing states. with black voters, showing signs of defecting to trump at the margins. scott sees a generational shift among working-class racial minorities toward the republican party with black men driving that change. they have 7 million cash on hand for the initiative but plan to double that. stuart: president biden called trump a dictator. things he said are off the wall, i want to be a dictator on day one, go in a direction where he talks about suspending the constitution. that is what he says. remind people what i believe and what he believes. he is about him. i'm about the country. stuart: calling trump a dictator. is that a winning trust strategy? republicans introduced a bill to reverse biden's changes to title ix. riley gains next. ♪ [thunder rumbles] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the biggest ideas inspire new ones. 30 years ago, state street created an etf that inspired the world to invest

ashley oh, yeah. sorry, ashley but need 775 383882, or visit home serve.com debate in america next thursday at 7:00 p.m. in kharkiv, ukraine were daily life is dangerous enough. some people went above and beyond in the face that danger to help their fellow mammal, namely to beluga whales whose aquarium has been uncomfortably close to the bombing there and supplies to care for them. we're running low so in light of that, a multinational team came up with a rescue plan in involve cranes, a truck, and a plain old to get the whales across europe safely to their new home. selma abdelaziz has more meet miranda and plumper do very playful beluga whales from ukraine's nemo i'll scenario in kharkiv they're smiling faces, a much needed despite for country a or in a city where putin's troops are fast approaching the front lines drawn closer and closer to the aquarium and supplies needed to care for the animals becoming scarce a multinom national team scrambled and extremely complicated and high risk marine mamma

ashley strohmier?t volleyball swallowed going for a layup and in every went for them, i went for the ball. sometimes the timing is off, i would not states flagrant. >> trace: congressman? a. >> my basketball career ended in ninth grade but i will say based on my limited experience, the best player that is out there, if you are hard to stop, you have a target on your back. i've being impressed by her toughness and poise. >> trace: riley? a. >> i agree, you think we can all agree she is being targeted whether it's by the media? but nothing was more impressive is how she handles this. whether it's at this were being from the olympic team, talking about how she didn't get a spot in that team she could use it to motivate her. it appears she is doing the latter, she showed his of not only be a phenom but to be intelligent and articulate. >> trace: indeed. jonathan? >> all said was at the boston celtics on the 18th championship. and we're talking what caitlin clark in the wnba. the doubly nba targeting rating

allison ashley, let me start with you first. i mean, you're going to see these attacks on biden's age. i mean, this has been happening up until this point is going to keep happening. but they've been pretty relentless on a right-wing media tonight. let's take a look at this this thing looks bad and now they're talking about swapping hillary in. >> obviously president biden, he's not capable of making any momentous decisions. we all know that none of us really know who's in charge. >> the democrat avengers, barak obama, bill clinton, nancy pelosi, and chuck schumer have deliberately thrown down the gauntlet for an early debate to stress test sleepy and here are avengers right here brian, and ashley. >> ashley, what do you think i think it's disingenuous. >> i think it's dishonest. >> yes. >> the president states as old, he's 81-years-old. there's no dispute. is disputing that fact but when you take footage and you manipulate it to feed a narrative that is not honest in the underlying fact of he wasn't confused. he wasn't talking

susan and ashley join me to discuss the politics of all this, and more. >>> running up the clock. the supreme court has just days to decide more than a dozen pivotal cases, including trump 's claim of presidential immunity. we discussed if justice delayed will be justice denied. >>> debate countdown. in the final beacon before the two candidates come face-to- face in atlanta i talked with the biden attorney who we just learned is helping the president prep for his debate with his disgraced predecessor. as a former white house counsel, bauer weighs in on presidential immunity. >>> auntie maxine's nightmare. coming face-to-face in court with the man who targeted her with racist death threats. i am jonathan capehart. this is "the saturday show." ♪ >>> it's a busy day for donald trump ahead of what will be a very consequential week for the criminally convicted former president. and the country. in less than an hour trump will take the stage in philadelphia for his last rally before his first 2024 debate with president biden in atlanta on thursday. earlier today trump addressed the con

ashley, i want to start with you and the biden team. they are trying increasingly every day to make sure that the issue of reproductive rights, which now encompasses not just abortion, but pregnancy is front and center for american voters. who specifically do they think that they can convince that this is the issue, the number one issue they should vote on come november? >> well, they believe there's a number of people they can convince on this issue, in part, because they look back at just about every election since the dobbs decision, including elections they were not supposed to win and how the issue of reproductive rights proved a galvanizing force. of course, some of those key groups are the ones you named, are women, are young voters. one of the ways they're doing this, and you mentioned this in your intro, but they're highlighting these stories that sort of regardless of just about anyone's viewpoint are devastating stories of women who have been affected by this, women who had wanted pregnancies and, you know, were miscarrying,

ashley, what you think? >> i think she is absolutely right, this is about contrast.ident would be, too often, democrats, which are out of our opponents, these facts, statistics, all of this other stuff that flies over the head of the audience. my suggestion would be the president needs to do more storytelling, tell the ark of the progress we made as a nation, he has done these big bipartisan things from guns to infrastructure, how he will back the economy, the strongest in the world after the pandemic. that is what he has to do. my other piece of suggestion or advice, the day after the debate almost as important as the debate itself. my suggestion would be to put a real face around the progress. employed real people, not elected officials like gavin newsom, my cousin got $100,000 in student loans canceled. she should be on a billboard talking. or mayors that are seeing record low rates in violence and crime. that will make the message much more salient. >> i want to join one other thing, ashley, donald trump commented on louisiana's decision to mandate hanging the 10

ashley strohmier, character or issues?nner with these people, i need our adversaries to fear and respect our president, not laugh at him when he or her walks through the door. >> kevin: make sense. >> i mean kevin, and we have both? i'd like to have both. i think the issues right now, i'm on the campaign trail every day. it's the economy and the border absolutely that we hear over and over again. >> kevin: issues trumps there. matthew. >> you know what they say, you don't know what you have until it's gone. we always thought there would be a baseline of competency amongst our presidents and elected leaders. since we've gone below the baseline i think people are realizing what they lost from having a competent official at the head of the operation so i think that's what people are focusing on. >> kevin: roxanne. >> people go to the dentist and they all say that they flaws. no one is thinking about issues, about character, you go with your got, my god wants to be safe and they are thinking about trump. >> kevin: make sense.

. >> ashley met tran dashed chacey in middle school . >> there was nothing here.had jack-in-the-box and one gas station. that was it. >> farm town. >> farm town and country. >> quiet. people did not lock their doors. >> no. >> ashley and chacey lost touch after high school then we connected. >> she did it in her spare time and enjoy doing it and she was amazing at what she did. >> what made her so good? >> being crafty and her imagination was everything. >> ashley got to know chacey's husband bob and their young daughter named edison who helped her mom decorate cakes. >> it was something her and addison did together. >> if chacey and addison spent time together, chacey and the husband she could robert did not. what did she say about robert? >> he was never there. he always worked. >> he was a fire captain and worked a lot of shifts? >> yes. >> bob tried to make things right. in 2016, he took his family on a trip to mexico. it was a chance to reconnect. six days later bob poynter was dead and not in a fire. detective michael burke drove out to county road 2595 to i

. >> it's okay, sorry, ashley we threw a bit of a wild card at ashley.gether for this great event. it's been a while since i've been to one of these and i'm reminded seeing everybody's face sxz excitement and hearing the beautiful voices. what a great event this really is, to see, you guys are the heart and soul of the city, of our department, hands down, everybody knows that rec and park department is the most popular department of all of our departments including yours, carmen. [applause] and it's because of the great joy you bring to so many san franciscans and that joy is because of your hard work so. it's great to be here part of this ceremony, thank you for what all do you, carmen. >> hello everybody, for the life of me, i cannot understand item committee of information technology is not the most popular department, but i'm so glad to be with all of you. i'm carmen chu and i'm so proud to be a coemcee here with sean. he and i go back because when this board was just a made up, i was just appointed to the board of supervisor sxz i remember coming ba

we will london spin that web in just a few moments but first to correspondent ashley strohmier who is live with more on many of those promises made and not many kept. >> reporter: hello kevin. voters looking at president biden record to decide whether he should get a second term may find that many of those promises made in his first term have yet to come to fruition, like this. >> not unlike with frank glenn roosevelt when he brought electricity to nearly every american home. we are making an equally historic investment to connect everyone in america to high-speed internet, affordable high-speed internet, by 2030. >> reporter: the promises off to a slow start according to biden's own fcc commissioner who wrote this on x, in 2021 the biden a ministration got $42.45 billion from congress to deploy high-speed internet to millions of americans. years later, it has not connected even one person with those funds. we have reached out to the white house for their reaction and have yet to here back. a majority of voters say they are struggling to see improvement in their wallets. vice presiden

ashley, you're looking at some of the movers on the market.f all, paramount what's going on there, please? >> dis'd deed, i am. -- indeed, i am. looking for partners on paramount+, their streaming service. it comes as the company continues to hunt for a sale. they have reportedly received a great deal of interest from potential partners. also keeping an eye on krispy kreme. i do this every day. they just added doughnut dots. just think of munchkins at dunkin' donuts, a doughnut hole. i'm going to try the each one to give my verdict, back to you, stu. stuart: thanks, ash. to repeat for our audience, the jury has reached a verdict in hunter biden's gun trial. we're awaiting the details. hunter is going back into the courtroom as we speak. more "ny" after this. more "varney" after this. voya helps you choose the right amounts without over or under investing. so you can feel confident in your financial choices voya, well planned, well invested, well protected. [thunder rumbles] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the biggest ideas inspire new ones. 30 years ago, state street

ashley, with no audience what do you suggest the impact?-aware quote from trump who's someone not wildly introspective, but he's someone that absolutely feeds off that audience and energy, and you said himself if he understands something's not working, if he should double down on something. so the lack of an audience which is one of the conditions the biden team setout could be in theory a disadvantage for someone like trump. >> quickly both of you, peter, if you were moderating tonight what would you ask? >> what a great question. i think you would want to ask obviously president biden is how is he going to reassure voters who are concerned about his age. and i think you have to ask donald trump the same question honestly. we forget he's 78, and he has shown cognitive issues of his own in the last few years. i think that's a test both of them have to meet tonight. they have to try to reassure voters their up for the job and that's the subtext as we talk about tax policy, health care policy and how capable are these two men demonstrating th

ashley allison. good to have both of you here. well, first of all, some maybe crush scratching their heads, ashley, i remember biden saying that his hands were tied before what has changed now? >> well, he was saying he wanted to see if congress was going to act, which ultimately they still need to act. the president can only go so far with it ministry or executive orders or executive actions. and so the time has come, even those that were saying that they were going to be like senator lankford who said that they would support the immigration bill, have walked away and said, no, we don't want to do it. it's too close to the election and they don't want to be in the politics. and so now he's acting because his constituents are asking him to do something about the border is it too late? no, i don't think so. i think he is walking a very tight rope to make sure that he does enforcement on the border but also having some of those affirmative things like he talked about in his state of the union dress, whether it'd be with daca or othe

judd spoke with the crowd and joining me now is ashley judd.ley, thank you very much for being with us tonight pleasure. >> so nice to see you you are a longtime advocate for women's reproductive rights, and this is for you something that's deeply personal as it is for so many women. >> can you share with us more about? out why this issue is so important to you when you said long time, i remember when i was deciding to ditch the peace corps in 1990 and instead go to a different django hollywood and a family friends said, what are you gonna do when you get there? >> and i won't saturday's i'm gonna go to planned parenthood help women access safe and legal abortion care. and he said, are you going to save the world or to be an actor? and back then we didn't know you could try to do both. >> so this has been important to me for a long time, and i think that you really hit the nail on the head when you said personal because we talk about legislation, we talk about bands, we talk about the supreme court, an abortion care is personal. >> it's about s

ashley: interesting.lanning to sue the white house saying the executive order is illegal and wants the court to block it. stuart: thanks. now this. democrats in california, democrats in california are pushing for it illegal migrants to get taxpayer-funded jobs and want to make it mandatory. got to give the illegals government jobs, mandatory. that's california. a new survey shows 91% of jen z adult say housing affordability will be important and how they vote in november. it topped out more contentious issues like abortion and gun rights. how home prices are affecting the youth vote next. ♪ ♪ stuart: the nasdaq hit an all-time intraday high, the dow is down 83. a new survey shows housing affordability is a top issue for young voters. to skyrocket under biden, doesn't be the youth vote. >> it spells trouble for him. a recent paul from harvard shows more than half of voters from 18 to 29 said that housing is an important issue to them. what's important about it, they ranked housing is more important than ab

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