the biden administration has been one of— the biden administration has been one of the — the biden administrationtrations in history. major legislation has been passed in a record _ legislation has been passed in a record amount of time in the past three _ record amount of time in the past three years — record amount of time in the past three years. vice president harris -ets three years. vice president harris gets an _ three years. vice president harris gets an opportunity to talk about that record working close and side try that record working close and side by side _ that record working close and side by side with president biden, but also talking about her plans for the future _ also talking about her plans for the future and — also talking about her plans for the future and mary is exactly right on the trust _ future and mary is exactly right on the trust issue. at the end of the day, _ the trust issue. at the end of the day, for— the trust issue. at the end of the day, for the _ the trust issue. at the end of the day, for the american people this is a choice _ day, for the american people t

do you think you would want to do it under a biden administration, perhaps worried that if he was havingd his administration that this might not have happened? i administration that this might not have happened?— have happened? i think that's exactly right- _ have happened? i think that's exactly right. this _ have happened? i think that's exactly right. this is - have happened? i think that's exactly right. this is an - have happened? i think that's - exactly right. this is an extremely complex arrangement, a very complex deal. if it is what we are being led to believe it is, very complex deal that involves multiple countries and many people. that has taken an awful long time to negotiate. if vladimir putin genuinely wanted back a number of russian intelligence agents from around the world then this was his best chance of achieving that. he knew that america wanted evan gershkovich. a new america wanted paul whelan and others and he had something to trade. i think this is pragmatic. i think it is a dealfor vladimir putin. remember this is a man who believes he is at war with the west an

i think the biden administration dearly— think the biden administration dearly would like a cease—fireuld like a cease—fire. i personally think they'll have to put more _ personally think they'll have to put more pressure on the netanyahu government to do that, but by actually— government to do that, but by actually withdrawing offensive government to do that, but by actually withdrawing offei questions ultimately, christian, the questions we asked 326 days ago are as relevant and pertinent as they were then. how do you reach a cease—fire, how will israel retrieve the 108 hostages who desperately need to come home? what is israel's political strategy? come home? what is israel's politicalstrategy? how come home? what is israel's political strategy? how can netanyahu achieve his military aims? what is the end state, would netanyahu agree to a cease—fire? all of these questions don't have adequate answers.— of these questions don't have adequate answers. of these questions don't have adeauate answers. ., , �* adequate answers. robert, the biden administration _ adequate answers. robert,

the trump administration has been -- the trump campaign had been hacked, the administration, biden administrationattempting to do this including dispensing information but the administration has acknowledged that iran was executing a plan to assassinate donald trump. they aedge willed that an individual in possession was part of that plot. but they don't have that response from the administration. most national security experts agree that killing a presidential candidate would be an act of war from a foreign power. well certainly attempting -- >> a surge -- >> attempting though, does at least require a response and this administration is both on the hacking side and on the misinformation side and on the alleged attempt on trump's life, is not holding iran accountable. no red lines so. >> so, you don't account the arrest and individual of those recruiting assassinations. >> this is not a law enforcement -- this is a nation state that has executed a plot to try to assassinate donald trump and is undertaking misinformation at election interference and including hacking. this requires a response by t

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that has been a strong suit of the biden administration.— the biden administration.n. putin is claiming this _ the biden administration. putin is claiming this as _ the biden administration. putin is claiming this as a _ the biden administration. putin is claiming this as a win _ the biden administration. putin is claiming this as a win for- the biden administration. putin is claiming this as a win for russia | the biden administration. putin is| claiming this as a win for russia as well. what does it mean that the us and russia have found some common ground here, given their ongoing rivalries over ukraine, for example. it's been on the table for some time _ it's been on the table for some time if— it's been on the table for some time. if you look back at tucker carlson's— time. if you look back at tucker carlson's interview, he said that he indicated _ carlson's interview, he said that he indicated that he would be willing to do— indicated that he would be willing to do a _ indicated that he would be willing to do a prisoner swap for people like the — to do a prison

they're going to be looking for relationships like the one they want with the biden administration becauseo hold them to account, make sure they deal on an even playing field for american workers, american citizens who are buying products. they the want to make sure that china is not interfering in the market, not stealing our intellectual property. and so this trump administration will be tougher on china, yes. it will be to the benefit of american citizens but china's trying to lock in great deals with a biden administration that's more than happy to play games and enter into these kinds of agreements. you also look at tim walz who actually spent his -- he got married in china, spent every anniversary in china, who has a relationship with china that should be of concern to every american because a harris walz administration is going to be problematic for american consumers when it comments to chinese -- comes to chinese products. maria: he said he's never been treated as well. he was treated, quote, exceptionally well when he was in china, he had 30 trips there and taught there for a yea

the biden administration came in and kicked the legs out of the recovery by basically over-spending and driving inflation. david: certainly some of the supply chain problems that biden-harris had in the beginning, that would have happened under trump as well right? >> absolutely. david: that might have pushed inflation a bit as well? >> it would have been a short-term inflation. remember when the fed came in and said inflation will be transitory. we would have actually had transitory inflation if not for the over-spending of the biden administration. that's what pushed inflation to keep going for as long as it did and why now, four years later we're still suffering under biden inflation. david: john carney, great to see you appreciate it. coming up the biden-harris open border has allowed a migrant crime wave to sweep the nation. we're going to be talking about it with jason chaffetz and steve hilton, that's next. (husband) we just want to have enough money for retirement. (wife) and travel to visit our grandchildren. (fisher investments) i understand. that's why at fisher investments w

it's the harris/biden administration. she is joe biden's vice president.s community note appearing under the post. "kamala harris is currently serving as vice president of the united states for the biden/harris administration, a role she was sworn into on january 20th 2021. however, that note no longer appears alongside the post. it's a conspiracy and you know it. >> which part? [laughter] >> all of it. speak i think that's why it's hard for vice president to run for vice president. we have seen this. you're both defending, you have some of the weight of an incumbent's but you have to make a case about the future. i think kamala harris has embraced joe biden. she has visited swing states with him, done a lot of events with him, but she has also, i think, made a case at the convention, and maybe we will see in this interview tonight, about what a future could look like, that she's going to build on what they've done, that she is proud of the accomplishments but has a definitive vision that is her own for the future. she is on that pretty successfully. i thi

they will already be in their homeland, that is, you think after all, this is more of the administration bidening such a step towards russia, despite all the statements, or maybe it’s the trump administration, like an active candidate for president, something like that for some kind of leverage there, i think that this is still very weak biden administration, there have been three presidents in my lifetime, this was obama, trump and... and how, because both the obama administration and the trump administration, let's say, they did not make any deals, although i know, i knew that our authorities were fighting for me very actively, not only mit, and other structures, but i think this is a very weakness of the biden administration, this is what i believe, perhaps in this situation, you see, what the biden administration has changed. almost 12 people, well, it turns out that there was a strong work of the russian administration, respectively, and the russian special services, there were many who participated, of course, of course, i also wanted to clarify with you, maybe some details about the doc

why hasn't the biden administration opened up the suez canal. favoring china. that's the problem in energy. if the price of energy goes down, inflation goes away. cheryl: congressman, i want to add this here. fox news digital looked back on her energy policy in the past when she was a senator, i mentioned something when she was cage icalifornia's ag. she pushed the clean school bus program, she pushed for the green new climate deal along with aoc. the charging network which has been a huge failure -- pete buttigieg had to go on sunday morning talk shows to defend the billions that were spent on charging stations or lack thereof across the country. so how does this play into her new policy positions? we're waiting. >> yes. listen, her new policy positions are the same as her old policy positions. she won't tell anybody about them. but the biden, harris policies on energy is not to produce in the united states. we saw one of the first thing they did was to cancel the keystone xl pipeline. they do not want to develop energy sources in the united st

. >> you and the biden administration agree on the child tax credit? >> we believe it should be bigger. we believe in expanding it, but we want to get this thing done. the child tax credit has languished because harris has failed to show fundamental leadership. chuck schumer has been unable to get it through the united states senate and we want to have a more pro-family policy. >> there was a vote on this. you know that. you weren't there. it was a messaging bill. i'll give you that. >> it was a show vote. >> i'm with you on that. >> if i had been there, it would have failed and i was -- >> tell me specifically what you want to do to expand the child tax care credit. it's 2 grand per kid right now. >> one of the things you can do is make it bigger per child. we would love to see it at a higher dollar value. i would love to see a child tax credit that's $5,000 per child. you have to work with congress to see how possible and viable that is. we've also proposed legislation, margaret, to end this practice of parents getting these surprise medical bills wh

we're back with our panel and meghan, let's start out with you again because the biden administration and not attack israel which has prompted some people to ask the question well, what is biden offering iran this time? >> yeah, i don't think he is offering iran anything this time. i think he has been very clear that he wants israel to protect themselves. i think they are sending military assets to the region for him. i don't think that the administration is going to telegraph what they are planning on doing here and their response to this. i think it's very clear with secretary blinken in the region and the president and the national security adviser working tirelessly to sort of, you know, calm tensions here that they are working tirelessly to do it. >> john: all right. well, general jack keane who we all know well and love, too, was on mornings with marie. he suggested that the biden administration has allowed this iranian-backed tumult in the middle east to flourish. listen to what he said. >> greatest strategic failure of the biden administration, i believe, is their hands off ap

>> it is clear this administration, biden-harris administration pursued policy of deescalation coming up on a campaign year. that has been a strategy against israel. in october, administration, the president went to deliver a bear hug to israel and said every step of the way, slow down, stop or donald trump, whether going to khan yunis, going to rafah or engaging with hezbollah. there is a regional war going on because of iran, iranian proxies are attacking israel in lebanon, from iraq, from syria, from yemen and iran itself. to believe any response from israel would lead to broader escalation, framing has to be we are seeing wider regional war and america's allies and enemies see our response, whether with holding israel from engaging in fight and giving to iran and others enabling them to take the initiative and keep israelis displaced >> from their homes in the north. >> griff: we have two anti-strike groups there, is iran getting the message, which is stay out of this? >> it is not a question of capability on part of the united states. in the mediterranean and persian gulf, it is

well, andronik vasilievich, i think, is a fairly sober analysis in the global times, but the biden administrationnd biden personally have only tightened us policy towards taiwan, towards the taiwan issue, because biden even moved away from the old policy of strategic ambiguity and said that if china uses force, the us will enter into a direct war against china over taiwan. i don't rule it out, this is my thought just now, because i always think that after all, such large countries that are responsible to the whole world, they act responsibly, but that is, they can take a risk, so here, it seems to me, there is a struggle between two currents in american strategic thinking, here is elbridge colby, with china in dynamics they are also losing, therefore one of the tasks of saliwon's negotiations with one is to resume the so-called dialogue on nuclear risk management, well, that is, to draw china into a dialogue on strategic stability, ideally also to impose on it unequal control over arms in the nuclear sphere, do you think it will work? i think not, because china has been preparing its program for

drones and dropping bombs from drones against their enemies. >> this tells me that the biden harris administration is in bed with the mexican drug cartel whether they like it or not. one of the most horrible things about the order crisis. it shows that the biden harris administration tolerating lawlessness on a grand scale never seen before. he sends the wrong message. cheryl: she's going to be asked about and will have to come up with what her speech is going to be about it. were just getting started, the last of inflation data before mailing voting begins. the july producer price index tomorrow, cpi is wednesday and the word on wall street away and. don't miss a moment of you watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ ♪(voya)♪ there are some things that work better together. like your workplace benefits and retirement savings. voya provides tools that help you make the right investment and benefit choices. so you can reach today's financial goals and look forward to a more confident future. voya, well planned, well invested, well protected. ♪ i have type 2 diabetes, but i manage it w

>> you know, i think the reason for it, current administration, biden-harris administration is tryinghere action, we have seen for history of the biden administration. that does not play well in the middle east. the middle east, hamas, israel, also iran, they respect firm, strong leadership and we don't have that and that is one problem. >> carley: on that front, it has been three years, if you can imagine, since our withdrawal from afghanistan when taliban took over. they marked the anniversary, by h holding a celebration at bagram air force base. they paraded military vehicles down the street that we left behind. this is a slap in the face, in particular those who served in this. what do you think? >> i think it is a abhorrent disrespect to americans that served there. fact we left all this equipment back there is ridiculous and three years laters, we're seeing them parade it in front of us, slapping us in the face, look what we have here now. from 2001 to 2023, basically we fought that war to get the taliban out and now we just left in way that allowed them to take everything over

you brought up the issue of the lack of enforcement sanctions against iran by president biden in the administrationtly to china, the question still remains, it's fair today like it was two years ago why is it biden in the administration clamping further down on iran, all that money is going to fund the proxies and attack israel who he keeps saying is our ally. maybe act like it. >> it is breathtakingly stupid. the biden harris administration has a fetish with iran, they don't want to do anything against iran, they want to keep the jcpoa iran new deal pathway open and iran is very close to developing a nuke and by unleashing the sanctions and removing the sanctions or not enforcing them, you are right, china has bought billions of dollars worth of oil from iran, russia has applied iran weapons in north korea is in the mix. when i served under the secretary of defense for policy under president trump, those were our four main adversaries and the national defense strategy that harris biden regime has managed to drive them together and open the pathway to reinforce one another and be very effective acc

two americans that were highly sought after by the biden administration. the president said getting gershkovitch and whelan home was his top priority and whelan's arrest predated biden in the white house. we haven't got details from the white house what the actual details were of the exchange including who the u.s. had to give up. you mentioned what happened just in 2022 as the wnba player b britteny griner released and who was exchanged for her. the white house pushed back saying they are complex negotiations and something they were working on for quite some time and gets us to today. they appear to have secured their release. you also mentioned the "wall street journal" reporter evan gershkovitch. in washington his name is everywhere, media-heavy town and focus what can be done to bring attention to his case. "wall street journal" kept a countdown clock on its website listing how long he has been in prison. 490 days. just sentenced to 16-year prison term last month and when that happened the white house came out with a forceful statement condemning russia

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that is something that simply, in terms of the numbers, looked good for the biden administration.ke the most of that. the interesting part of having briefed the families and now meeting them at the families and now meeting them at the address to the nation will be absolutely fascinating to watch. as you can imagine, we will see a very content president biden, but also i think aware of the gravity and the kind of history of the moment. he is not necessarily going to be too jovial, i wouldn't think, but certainly he is going to be celebrating this moment. he will have the family members there with him, the confirmation by that stage that they are in a safe place and on their way back to the united states, which is the news those families have wanted for so long. so yes, this, i think, have wanted for so long. so yes, this, ithink, will have wanted for so long. so yes, this, i think, will be chalked up as nothing but a huge win by the bad administration, certainly by the supporters, certainly by the harris campaign —— a huge win by the biden administration. and i suspect we will hear

to show you their plus an explosive letter to congress from mark zuckerberg admitting the biden administration pressured facebook to censor americans overcoat would post the hunter biden laptop story, were getting into that, joining the conversation all morning long wealth management president rebecca walser and national review staff writer caroline downey, "mornings with maria" is live right now. ♪ ♪ ♪. cheryl: it is time for the hot topic of hour. mark zuckerberg finally coming out with the truth. the meta ceo admitting his copy was pressured by the biden harris administration to censor americans on the coronavirus pandemic in particular. in the letter to house judiciary jim jordan, zuckerberg says he believes the pressure was wrong and regrets not being more outspoken about it saying i feel strongly that we should not compromise or content standard due to pressure from any administration in either direction we are ready to push back of something like this happens again. zuckerberg mentioned suppressing information about the hunter biden laptop story. this is the intersection of social media

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they know would like under the trump administration and the biden harris administration and they will be looking at things like what has happened to wages, what has happened to working conditions, the labor market. and when you look at that, despite the harris and biden administration having a whole of government approach toward realization, unionization percentages fallen and more importantly, the cap between union and nonunion wages has declined significantly over the last four years, we see nonunion workers wages rise by 7% more than union workers. many people are going to be voting based on what they experienced and which administration has been best for their own personal circumstances. >> and something that rachel just mentioned is that a member of union members is shrinking. it has been happening over time. how important is the support of unions, and why does it matter? guest: union members are voters just like everyone in the general citizens, so they are important in that way. but what unions do that is different is unions help educate their members so that their members turn

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to think the biden administration i to think the biden administration isn't doing enough?g enough? i think that they could be — isn't doing enough? i think that they could be engaging - isn't doing enough? i think that they could be engaging in i isn't doing enough? i think that they could be engaging in more diplomacy, but i don't think it would change the outcome. donald trump can change the outcome and i don't see any scenario where north korea utilises its nuclear powers or even a dismissal power to align with the west against putin. he has proven himself to be an unstable leader and it's a must as if the west has to leave him out. i leader and it's a must as if the west has to leave him out. i am caettin west has to leave him out. i am getting some — west has to leave him out. i am getting some breaking - west has to leave him out. i am getting some breaking news that we are waiting to confirm before we get to it so let's keep the conversation going a bit on this. do you think, then, it would make more sense for then, it would make more sense for the biden administrat

>> i suspect he wants to return to talks with the biden administration. irans have walked away after they were given everything they wanted. they now have enough enriched to build a weapon. president biden refused to enforce sanctions, when they say they want to reengage, probably with president biden or if lucky president harris, where they can have a scharade of agreement, which they will not comply with. they cheated the nuclear agreement and will cheat again. they are intent to be the world's largest state terror of sponsor. >> brian: good news from reuters, israeli military says hostage kidnapped october 7 was rescued in gaza. it has been hard getting them out, got a few out through great intelligence. good news. fa fast-forward to three years ago, explosion at abbey gate. president trump played role of president yesterday, not a president or vice president showed up to lay a wreath. he talked about what he would do if he wins in november. >> we'll get resignation of every senior official who touched the afghanistan calamity to be on my desk at noon o

the biden administration curving china's access to us tech, the economy, is that likely to change? that likely to change? that is a continuous _ that likely to change? that is a continuous trajectory _ that likely to change? that is a continuous trajectory we - that likely to change? that is a continuous trajectory we are i that likely to change? that is a - continuous trajectory we are seeing in terms of what your seeing with us's china policy. throughout the trump administration has been a lot of trade, unilateral measures taken towards this access to us tech and unfair practices and trade and we see these point repeated throughout the visit as well. it is notjust traditional military, what is happening in gaza, ukraine, the indo—pacific, but trade and economic security really coming into the agenda. security really coming into the arenda. . ~ security really coming into the arenda. ., ,, i. security really coming into the arenda. ., ,, ., security really coming into the aienda. ., ~' y., ., ,., security really coming into the arenda. ., ., ., agenda. thank you for your time and

and there is criticism of the biden administration. where does that stand? could the administration be doing more to pressure iran in this thing that's happening now? >> we're not pushing pressure or imposing tomorrow costs on iran for backing what is happen. it is out of fear that if we put more pressure on them, then we'll have another middle east war or something like that. we can take a lesson from israel who showed us you can militarily preempt your adversaries. it doesn't automatically lead to escalation. it can lead those adversaries to back down in the face of what is really overwhelming american and israeli military superiority. >> bret: michael. thank you. >> dana: great guest to have there. thank you, michael. [shouting and chanting] >> dana: so back to school, back to protests. anti-israel student protests disrupting cornell's first day of classes. activists shattered the glass door of a university building spray painted israel bombs, cornell pays as well as blood is on your hands. the student vowed to escalate the protest. university officials ar

the biden administration receiving plenty of praise but the deal also raising questions and criticisms. one reporter writing a piece titled, "by denton service credit for russian swap but." but evan gershkovich was detained under biden because he had shown putin significant concessions even in the face of blatantly unjust russian detentions and putin learned this when biden exchanged a major russian arms dealer, victor, for the wnba star brittney griner. three months later, moscow grabbed evan. former cia director, leon panetta it says russia is using for black male. >> the problem is this creates an incentive down the road for them to basically pick up more people in order to get the people back that they want. it is not a very good comforting process. >> dagen: joey jones, retired u.s. marine bomb tech and fox news contributor. joey, great to see you, "the wall street journal" and its editorial also notes even after evan gershkovich's arrest in russia, bogus arrest, the biden administration never arrested russian or expelled russian journalist in the united states. we are not sure wh

i think that the biden administration thinks if you can cajole and appease and negotiate with iran, nothing'set and won't unleash their proxy forces. i think the trump administration, the trump people, the conservatives on the side of the aisle say, look, that's not how you stop this attack. they're coming. the best way to stop it is to convince them that if they come after you, you'll come back after them even harder, so then they're deter thed, they don't launch in the first place. rachel: yeah. i think trump said hurry up, get to victory soon, end this soon, stop the killing is what he said in july. all right. well, so great having you, kt, you always break it down in a way we can understand it. i appreciate that. >> thank you. rachel: you got it. all right, more "fox & >> in just ato moment. good, real food is simple. it looks like food, it smells like food, it's what dogs are supposed to be eating. no living being should ever eat processed food for every single meal of their life. it's amazing to me how many people write in about their dogs changing for the better. the farmer's dog is ju

but the biden-harris administration has taken it to another level.ay supply down to $231. think about that means for people who are trying to decide whether they fill their refrigerator or fill their prescriptions. a lot of people, especially seniors, are living on such low margins from month to month and their money has been going into the hands of these pharma companies that employed three lobbyists for every member of congress. the biden-harris administration finally said enough is enough. $1.5 billion, as you know, saved in one year alone, in one year alone, for just these first ten drugs that are being used by 8.8 million americans. eloquist alone is 3 million americans. people who take these drugs will know exactly what this means for their pocketbook and 15 more drugs are on the way to be negotiated next year. 20 after that. 20 after that. and you are going to see enormous cost savings. >> senator, we showed the graphic with these ten drugs. hundreds of dollars for a 30-day supply cutoff. right? in some cases, thousands of dollars for the drug

something the biden administration and obama administration never asked for.e completely unfair. evan gershkovich and paul whelan with fines and fees for not paying their taxes while they were being held hostage by russia. here's what chuck schumer said. >> each of these free hostages will have fines and fees from the irs know that they are back home. it is not something you think of but it happens all the time. we know that these people have not cheated on their taxes. we want to make sure that a burden like this, the irs fines and fees that could hurt their credit and cause stress is totally removed. >> john: how can the irs even consider doing something like that? >> well, it is just absurd, john. i dealt with this when i was a hostage envoy under president trump. we had a reporter from "the washington post" who was hit with all of these taxes and penalties and late fees, and he said i was in prison in iran and jail, what was i supposed to do? i couldn't file my taxes from tehran. the irs didn't care. had to call secretary mnuchin, arst treasury secretary w

no, all of those freedoms were taken away during the biden administration, but she's allowed to againl, shellacked character when you just oppose her with joe biden, which is just sad at this point. >> greg swenson , natalie is >> greg swenson, natalie is alluding there to this , this alluding there to this, this slogan, this or this word freedom that has become the, you know, the point of the of the kamala harris , tim walz run for kamala harris, tim walz run for the run for the white house. what do you make of natalie's, questioning of exactly what they might mean by freedom, given their context? >> it's just they just use political slogans, right? she's not done interviews, kamala has not done interviews, kamala has not done interviews, nor has she done press conferences. so it's very well crafted. so the campaign and the party are just crafting this image of the, you know, the new and looking to the future and freedom. you know, that people overuse the word freedom. but not only is a great point freedom there there are no freedoms she's advocating. and i think the collusion betwee

and they're doing their their best to simply forget that the biden administration -- excuse me, the bidentration, even existed. we talk about the fact that president trump did a fantastic job as president, everything was stronger, our national security, our energy, our border, our economy, everything was stronger so under biden everything got weaker. all of the above. harris was there. harris was the last one in the room when he made the decision to abandon afghanistan. she was proud of it. along with that, okay, she wants to ban fracking, 400,000 jobs in pennsylvania, she says she's going to reverse that. you know how they reverse it, by saying one thing and doing another, meaning taxes and regulation so just as you said, as we can start to have a real policy debate of what we will do versus what they will do, the future for america versus what they have, we're going to blow them away and we're going to win pennsylvania. maria: look, right now, it's vacation season and a lot of congress is out, all of congress is out. but where are the congress? i mean, where are congressmen and women an

when she talks about prescription drugs and by the way, the biden administration, first administrationeally that had the guts to take on pharma and it is enormously popular. >> joe biden did say a couple of times we beat nick pharma. i'm on his side, as i know you are but i'm not convinced it is done. in other words we have shown, we demonstrated what can be done and if you let the government, you let medicare negotiate prices like other governments do, which demonstrated what can be done, we have done it for the most popular and expensive drugs in america but in fact this can be done for all drugs. >> absolutely. look, as you may remember i made a trip from detroit into windsor, ontario. in fact we brought insulin 1/10 the price. it is true of many drugs. right now we are taking on nova, charging us for ozempic, by far, the highest prices in the world and if we don't get a handle of it it is going to bankrupt medicare. so you are right, we made a very good start. we've got a lot or work to do. >> senator, let me ask you about how you felt about the big tent nature of the convention la

the pandemic hit and then even worse, the biden administration, the harris administration slapped allface and now people are worse off. they can't afford things and i can understand why people are so snarly in terms of the future outlook. will: what do you make of this, the biden administration is freezing the migrant middle of the night controversial flight program sending people through the country, this is to last through -- it's amid fraud allegations, through you the end of june, about 500,000 migrants entered through this program. what a do you make of this, this pausing of the program that they're saying is due to the revelation of fraud? rachel: they weren't vetting them, correct? >> let's face it, the entire biden, harris open border program has been one massive fraud. this program in particular, one of the stats they're using is 3,000 sponsors apparently we're going to economically sponsor over 100,000 people. some of the addresses of sponsors were storage you units. units. this has been as massive fraud. half a million people have taken advantage of that the millions have c

but then this moment happens in late august of that first biden administration year, and it was a devastating event. what impact do you think it had then on biden and what impact do you think it has now? >> well well, if you remember, even the weeks leading up to that day were chaotic, but they came upon us really quick. and at the time, it certainly damaged the biden administration is something that he wasn't able to shake now, was it the reason why he got pushed out of the democratic but race know he got pushed out because of his age and you know, his slow response to answering questions and some would say his in his meandering. but this afghan afghanistan situation really is a political football. i'll tell you it's a football though that i don't like to touch because when you start bringing in the deaths of service members and who's responsible, who's not responsible it's an ugly land that i choose not to walk on brad todd, how do you look at this here? >> because this of course comes you know, mr. trump in as well. >> harris has to show that she's ready to be commander-in-chief. >> that's

itself from complicity in anything to do with this genocide on gaza. just hours after the biden administration announced approval of $3.5 billion dollars in military funds for israel and shipments for new weaponry and israely bombing of this school turned shelter in gaza killed more than 150 people, including scores of women and children, and what was described as a bloody massacre that struck during dawn prayers on saturday august 8th, leaving body parts scattered in pieces and healthcare workers overwhelmed with the dead and wounded, i mean they had to, they didn't know, it was the bodies were so scattered, the pieces that they were counting every 70 kilograms as one person, so what if that one person was actually two children, that's why you don't actually know the number, that's why it could be well over 100,50. so this is you know how the nyt chose to report about this new massacre, again not surprising, but this is our duty, in a piece entitle israel strikes school complex in gaza killing more than 90 local health officials say, yeah, it's always the officials say that israel struck, bec

we all think of that same person who has installed many of his former aides in the biden administrations what happened with joe biden when he ran for office. he was not moderate. he was in that trojan horse and backs up into the white house and all the progressives that you can even recognize for who they are go running into the white house. this is the one area where you truly cannot separate kamala harris from joe biden. it's not only i was the last person in the room. "and you feel comfortable slow. i do. when the democrats called it a strategic and moral failure, what happened with the biden administration, and same democrat or use those words congressman ryan. vice president harris, he says, we can't assign partisan blame. yes you can. you fire them and make sure there are consequences. we knew that they let thing go to the airport which has one runway. they have credible information. they identified the person what he was wearing. they had a shot in place. they couldn't get the approval to shoot. it was a rules of engagement with this biden administration they end up killing 170 a

resurfaced interview vice president meg takes credit for the biden administration's disasters decision. >> president biden always said he wants you to be the last person in that room particularly for big decisions justice he was for president obama, he does made a big decision, afghanistan. were you the last person in the room? >> yes. >> and you feel comfortable? >> i do. >> trace: >> is that into be habit four-month before the bombing that killed 11 u.s. marines, is sailor and a soldier. roughly 170 afghan civilians. today the chairman of the house arms service committee released a statement reading that isis k. took advantage of the biden administration's chaotic withdrawal from a guinness tan, but wanted democratic congressman says biden and harris should be forgiven. >> stop assigning a partisan of blame on fundamental things -- like national security. if we cannot make mistakes and wrestle with that was a little bit of space to do better in the future, how do we expect to continue on in the next 250 years as his great country that we are? >> tonight, critics of the biden administ

when you think about the biden administration's approach to all of this, they've never wanted to look at how iran is pulling the strings here on all of these fronts. they've wanted to focus on just getting the cease fire in gaza, because then hezbollah could declare victory, and then they would stop firing rockets down on israel. the problem for israelis is to get the cease fire in gaza without going back on a counteroffensive against the rest of the iranian axis. you have to agree to withdraw your forces from that egyptian gaza border and let hamas come roaring back into control of gaza. they can't do that. that's national suicide. and even if they got the cease fire and you just had a freeze on the northern border, you'd still have 100,000 israelis evacuated, afraid to return to their homes. so israel cannot continue the status quo. they're going to have to continue this type of going back on offense. we saw it against the chief of staff of hezbollah a few weeks ago in beirut. we saw it against the head of hamas, ismail haniyeh, in tehran. we're seeing a little bit of it tonight. th

. >> vice president harris along with minnesota governor tim walz, defending the biden administration'sc record last night in the first major interview, the 2024 campaign. but acknowledging it will take more to convince americans grappling with high food and housing costs that the economy is better off than it was four years ago. meanwhile, this morning, new reports from the commerce department on what consumers are spending on goods and services showed core prices edging up in july at the expected rate and it could be the green light the federal reserve needs to cut interest rates in september. joining now, jared bernstein. jared, always really grateful for your time. what was the major takeaway from this morning's personal consumption expenditures or pce >> report. >> great to be great to be with you, jose. two major takeaways. first of all, as you said, inflation continues to ease. that's very important from the perspective not just the federal reserve, but working americans. what we have now is consistently wages and incomes beating that prices. that means the purchasing power, the

the biden-harris administration as mr.ok. >> i would say that mark zuckerberg has been caught with his hand in the cookie jar. >> obviously the democrats are on a sugar high. >> bret: on monday on "special report" my interview with former national security adviser former secretary of state condoleezza rice. you want to see that please join shannon bream this weekend "fox news sunday." her guest virginia senator tim kaine and trump-vance campaign senior official corey lewandowski. also, please join mark levin this saturday and sunday 8:00 p.m. eastern. he has extensive interview almost two hours with former president trump. if you can't catch us live set your dvr 6:00 p.m. in the east and 3:00 p.m. on the west coast. enjoy your labor day. have a good time. we have 66 days until the election. maybe don't talk about politics. who knows? thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and still unafraid. "the ingraham angle" with guest host kayleigh mcenany is next. ♪ ♪ >> kay

well, today the biden administration is launching a new effort to crack down on unwanted subscriptions and memberships. the white house accuses companies of using tricks the make it harder to opt out of the service. raquel martin has the story. >> the biden administration wants canceling subscriptions as easy as signing up. people are pressing for a bunch of different but it having to listen to automated recordings. chad mayes bill is an assistant to the president. i think that's wrong. and we think the government should do something about right now. the federal trade commission is finalizing a rule to help you get out of unwanted subscriptions and memberships. the federal communications commission is going a step further to eliminate so-called doom loop where consumers can't get a hold of human customer service agent. >> using technology against us that using time against us. >> robert weissman with consumer advocacy group, public citizen says over the last decade thera's been a rise bad faith practices from corporations are real rip-off economy, making it really hard for us to get re