byron donalds well celebrate your birthday.sked milton friedman to come but he is otherwise engaged. just the three of us talking. byron donalds begin with you, you think i'm wrong, do you think kamala harris on friday will unveil some supply side policy or will she blame businesses, private sector, price gouging, corporate freed for inflation? how do you see this, byron? >> larry, i see it how you see it. she will out and use the same progressive talking points to cush prices. the problem is it doesn't work. she gave a speech two years ago, started hinting as a prosecutor she went after corporations for raising prices and things like that. well we all know that if you try to put artificial caps on prices, what you end up doing is raising prices as a result. that doesn't work. she will never look at the fact that she was the tie-breaking vote in the u.s. senate for the american rescue plan which created a labor shortage by paying people to stay home and the inflation reduction act, she was a tie-break vote for that too, which s

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byron donalds from florida will weigh in but rich edson in delaware.hat is the president doing, david? >> reporter: nothing but phone calls nothing in public. white house pushes back there is no thing as presidential vacation, a white house spokesperson says the president is working no matter where he or she goes. the president arrived in rehoe both. he spent last week in santa barbara wine country. he refused to field questions from reporters on his trip back to the east coast. the last they heard from biden when he left the democratic convention late monday. since then there has been a mass escalation of fighting between hezbollah an israel. the white house maintains the president's closely watching events across the world and that biden last week spoke with leaders in egypt, qatar and israel on negotiations to reach a cease-fire and free the hostages. white house national security spokesperson john kirby, despite what republicans are charging joe biden is running the country. >> let me, come on, the president is on vacation but you can never unplug

more on that in a moment with florida congressman byron donalds.irst our own madison alworth is live in chicago with the latest ahead of night two of the democrat national convention. hey, madison. >> reporter: hi, david. yeah, night two here and tonight the dnc will be putting chicago on full display with illinois governor jb pritzker set to speak this evening. pritzker is considered a progress sieve, very recently considered as a vice president pick potentially for kamala harris, he has been vocal about his support of chicago and the city and the policies leading up to the dnc. take a listen to what he had to say this weekend. >> we've demonstrated to the country that democrats deliver in chicago and in the state of illinois. [applause] so when all these people come from around the country they get to see what the democratic agenda looks like in action. >> reporter: but chicago leads in many so of the issues that are the biggest concern for voters this election year. chicago struggles heavily with crime. just this past weekend when governor pritz

byron donalds. thank you for jumping on with us. want to get back to bret baier here who joins us in studio. good morning to you. senator butler from california, this is the first reaction we're getting on the left. i want to read. she was asked a number of questions and rejects the idea. she says he is actually been quite balanced. i reject that premise, that's governor walz is too progressive. >> this is the new weird that has been sent out to democrats. you heard that same thing from nancy pelosi that it is ridiculous to call him far left or progressive. all you have to do is look at the list of policies that he has pushed through as governor with a trifecta as far as state leather. it is self-explanatory. he touts himself as progressive and listen, he has interesting things that will come up in the race. the defund the police during the blm riots of 2020 is a big issue for trump-vance. gender changing or affirming care and supporting that. that's already an issue let alone what we just saw the olympic boxing controversy. it is a

don't think there's really any question that the only person who's inconsistent this morning is byron donalds. trump's been consistent. he says he's going to pardon them, and what people need to understand about donald trump is what i've learned over 22 years. when he says something, he's going to do it, and so if he says he's going to pardon those folks, if he's elected, you can take to the bank that he will. >> george: it's also clear, donna brazile, that the trump team is not going to back away from questioning the vice president's racial identity. >> look. i recognize, george, that the playbook of the late '60s and the '70s and even as -- not far ago in 2011, when barack obama, the president of the united states, they questioned his birth, his birth certificate. this is an old playbook. america's tired of this playbook. we're tired of questioning people's background simply because they don't look like something or someone else. donald trump wants to be the arbiter of who is an american, and who is not. >> george: is this strategy or impulse? >> it's impulse. you can't imagine anyone who k

stuart: congressman byron donald from florida joins me now.ala harris will increase price controls today. do they work? >> know they don't work, they never worked. the only reason we need to propose this is trying to run away from your own economic record of a biden/harris administration. this inflation which has harmed working families, middle income families, seniors on fixed income, black people, white people, hispanic people, republicans, democrats, independents, everyone hurting for this inflation is because of kamala harris's tie-breaking vote in the united states senate for the american rescue plan and the inflation reduction act. they created the labor shortage and they stubbornly raised inflation with green new deal policies and now they want to put their boot on the neck of companies, what you will see if she has her way are lower supplies of goods and services to people who need them most. this stuff is never worked in any country at any time in the history of the world let alone the history of the united states. stuart: there are o

. >> sandra: byron donalds is standing by. first rich edson is live from rehoboth beach, delaware for us this morning to kick things off. hey, rich. >> good morning, sandra. well, few specifics and no major policy breaks with the biden administration. though vice president kamala harris says she is stressing her support of the current administration and its policies but while also saying it is time to turn the page from the leadership the united states has had over a past decade. the v.p. defended moving to the center on issues like fracking and the border during a 2020 primary debate she indicated she would support decriminalizing illegal crossings at the border. yesterday she said her administration would enforce those laws. >> i believe there should be consequence. we have laws that have to be followed and enforced, that address and deal with people who cross our border illegally and there should be consequence. let's be clear in this race i'm the only person who has prosecuted trans national criminal organizations. >> on t

are battleground states again, this is byron donalds of florida as he is hosting this news conference trump campaign ally. let's talk more about some of the policy as of kamala harris, no doubt that's coming up with congressman donalds and some of the other speaking on behalf of the trump campaign today. the backlash over vice president harasses economic plan is growing. the national review has this headline, kamala harris is proposing biden-nomics but bigger, she supports raising the corporate tax rate from 21 percent to 28%. that would reverse trump-era cuts and put the kamala harris and lined with joe biden. and harris is still getting some heat for her pitch for price controls on groceries. gioia food ceo says that's a horrible idea. >> the grocery business what does make one to 2% and hires a lot of people, those people are forced to -- we are going to put them out of business by controlling pricing. the government has no business in controlling prices. they are going to put the last nails in the coffin of this economy in this country if they prevail. >> harris: a new op-ed is ar

in just a few moments congressman byron donalds here to react.tonight the biden white house cannot answer what exactly kamala harris' biggest achievement was. she's been in d.c. for seven years. we've got the sound and kamala's runningmate tim walz in another new firestorm, we've got the details and tonight, we have also got what minnesota small business owners are warning about tim walz. they say they are scared about what he'll do to the us economy. we also have a small business owner from minnesota here tonight, but first, this. elon musk two hour talk with president trump on twitter. musk says it got more than a billion views but the kamala harris campaign bashing it after she refused the same sit-down interview with musk. still, no kamala harris interviews. no policies. three weeks after she's been the nominee. let's welcome back to the show trump 2024 campaign surrogate, he's congressman byron donalds. congressman, it's good to see you again. the big question is when you saw this , do you think this reset the campaign, because there's been

taking another vacation in delaware as tensions are rising in the middle east and 40 congressman, byron donald's is going to be in all of this in just a moment the first riches standing by home and delaware so what exactly is the president doing their rich. >> a lot of phone calls david the nothing public that we have seen in the white house has pushed back on this notion say there's no such thing as a presidential vacation. rich: they tell us that the president is working no matter where he or she happens to go and the president right here this evening is for the week out in california and santa barbara, one country must of last week in the present refused to fill the questions from reporters and the trip back to the east coast and the last the public or directly from biden was after he left an emphatic national convention and monday and since then there's been a massive escalation the fighting between israel measures solve ukraine the president blood residency couple of the largest of the worse in the white house maintains of the presidents closely watching events across the world and that i d

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entire political life is a good day for her and a bad day for us, trump supporter, congressman byron donalds appeared on this week. >> why is former president trump questioning the vice president's racial identity? >> this is really a phony controversy. i don't really care. most people don't. but if we're going to be accurate, when kamala harris went into the united states senate, it was ap that said she was the first indian american united states senator. it was actually played up a lot when she came into the senate. >> and you just repeated the slur again, if it doesn't matter, why do you all keep questioning her identity? she's always identified as a black woman. she is biracial. >> well, george, first of all, this is something that's actually a conversation throughout social media, right now. there are a lot of people who are trying to figure this out. but again, that's a side issue, not the main issue. >> trump's running mate, senator jd vance, slammed democrats for their energy and border policies. he also responded to criticism among some republicans that he's the wrong pick for trump

people thought joining me now is one of trump's fellow florida resident and top allies, congressman byron donalds, who says he is opposed to amendment for congressman. >> thank you so much for joining us. congressman, you have made your position clear. others have as well. >> but it's been 20 days since trump said that he would reveal his position on the florida abortion amendment, and he hasn't. >> why not? >> well, it's good to be with you, laura. look, i don't want to tell you a why or why not because there's really for the president to answer and him alone. but he's obviously focused on the presidential election i think he's also aware that, yes, depending on what his decision might be, the harris campaign is going to try to use that because he's been very clear that the federal zero level he will not sign any abortion bans at the federal level because he believes that this belongs to the states. now in the state of florida, as citizens everybody is going to make a decision on what they want to do. on amendment four. i've made my position clear. i'm opposed to it, and the reason why i'm oppos

. >> alright, much to discuss joining us right now is republican congressman from florida, byron donalds, congressman. thank you so much. i want to talk about issue number one, the economy, especially especially with what john julia chatterley were just talking about, the cpi, just out this morning. this is the first time that overall inflation measured on year-over-year basis has come in below 3% since march of 2021, a trend that you could say, it's good, be good for the harris campaign may be fueling the fed to begin to cut interest rates in the fall what's your reaction to it? >> my reaction to it is is that kamala harris's administration with joe biden crippled families across our entire country, there was a video of a black woman being interviewed, i think by msnbc see talking about how prices have gone up massively. a bell pepper that was $2 is now $5, and she was able to get through it. but what about a single mom with two kids, three kids do everything to make ends meet well, the reason why those prices have been massively expensive is because kamala harris was the tie-breaking v

entire political life is a good day for her and a bad day for us, trump supporter congressman byron donaldseared on this week. >> why is former president trump questioning the vice president's racial identity? >> this is really a phony controversy. i don't really care. most people don't. but if we're going to be accurate, when kamala harris went into the united states senate, it was ap that said she was the first indian american united states senator. it was actually played up a lot when she came into the senate. and you just repeated the slur again, if it doesn't matter, why do you all keep questioning her identity? >> she's always identified as a black woman. she is biracial. >> well, george, first of all, this is something that's actually a conversation throughout social media right now. there are a lot of people who are trying to figure this out. but again, that's a side issue, not the main issue. >> trump's running mate, senator jd vance, slammed democrats for their energy and border policies. he also responded to criticism among some republicans that he's the wrong pick for trump's vp

attack on an excellent black female journalists comes a day after a top trump ally, congressman byron donalds, went on national tv and defended the former president's unfounded birtherism like attacks on vice president harris and her by racial heritage. >> these comments occurred at the same conference of black journalists the former president said harris, quote, happened to turn black and that it was quote, all of a sudden, george stephanopoulos or maybe see what have none of it she has a jamaican father, an indian mother. >> she's always identified as both. why are you questioning that? >> well, george, first of all, this is something that's actually a conversation throughout social media right now, there were a lot of people who are trying to figure this out. but again, that's a side issue, not the main issue. the main issue one seconds. >> you just did it. you just did it again? >> united states. >> why why do you why do you enforce done questioning her racial identity you want me to talk i want you to answer my question. >> you know george george, now that you're done, yell at me. let me

that is where i think the problem is nobody from business and they do not get businesses markets byron donald. byron: i think you're correct in starbucks inspired their ceo for similar situation the night checking the prices upon the copies to the customers rejected it in a more is like what the heck is going on get this guy out of here and they took human is a chipolte co that just happened in the market but is bigger and think you think that number with the reason why the democratic do not trust markets, i don't understand markets is because you cannot get elected with that kind of a policy agenda if you truly believe that the work is works this about political power, not about economic policy for the american people and it's important to stay in for everybody to understand the kamala harris will try to distance herself from joe biden's economic record and the problem is like susan rice said the other day, she is intricate and she was right there crafting the economic policy of the biden administration and now she is trying to walk away from. she can not in his successes and failures are he

congressman byron donalds is urging the gop leaders to hold a vote on impeaching biden after the reportund biden committed, quote, impeachable offenses. do we want to impeach biden now? would it do any good? >> i don't understand the rush to put kamala harris in the white house. i would not do that. i think the report is scathing. i think it is one of the factors the american public should look at. i don't want to brush it under the rug but the voters decide the outcome of this election come november but i think he should be pursued. there are some real potential for criminal charges within the biden family for what they did, how they did it, taking in millions of dollars. the report is solid but i wouldn't impeach. stuart: $27 million to be precise and counting affair. moving on. scott shalladdy. all eyes on chicago. you left chicago, fled to nashville. what do you make of chicago since you left? >> i was back six months ago for a family wedding. this is driving along the streets of chicago i was there three or four days. seems as though the best campgrounds in america are in the city

. >> florida congressman byron donalds hammering that point home. >> it was joe biden and kamala harris. this is their economic record that has been destroying million income families and poor families and seniors on fixed incomes. this is about political power, not about economic policy for the american people. it's important for everybody to understand, kamala harris is going to try to distance herself from joe biden's economic record. she was right there crafting the economic policy of the biden administration that now she's trying to walk away from. >> mark meredith in prince georges county, maryland where the. and vice president are set to arrive in just a few hours. hi, mark. >> dagen, good morning to you. when. biden dropped out of the 2024 race, he made it clear he believed that vice president harris would carry on his legacy. now the campaign inching closer, it's clear that catherine herridge -- harris is driving to distance herself from him. now the event is focused on lowering drug costs tied to medicare. tomorrow harris will be out in north carolina. it's her first formal po

campaign announcement on june 20, ted cruz is hundred ted cruz from texas and florida congressman byron donaldsf florida introduced no tax on tips act. however to what you were saying santa cruz website says no tax on tips act is quote deeply flawed that it would leave out more than 95% of low and moderate wage workers who are not tipped occupations appeared in many cases the tax cut would be small or nonexistent. that is kind of your point you're seeing guys both of you just move on, right? i don't keep on the phone to move on. >> is a popular in the event trump loss in 2016 and 2020. now it's running more strongly it looks like he might win there so i understand she wants a response but as you point out most people low and middle income occupations do not get tip income. she is thinking this is a way to make our tax code more progressive it might backfire. you have people who will turn things into tip income. i was in a high end restaurants are waiters and bartenders who actually make a lot of money. arthel: you have to be a good tipper is the real point of this to you i told joe to ted cruz

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byron donald for whatever reason has signed up to take the least dignified possible role that tim scott won't do in this campaign. he's just like put me in, coach. here he is attempting to battle george stephanopoulos about an issue that is a closed issue whether or not vice president harris is black. >> and you just repeated the slur again. if it doesn't matter, why do you keep questioning her identity? she is biracial. jamaican father, indian mother. why are you questioning that? >> well, george, first of all, this is something that's actually a conversation throughout social media right now. there are a lot of people who are trying to figure this out. but again, that's a side issue. not the main issue. the main issue -- >> sir, one second. you just did it again. >> of the united states. >> why do you insist on questioning her racial identity? >> you want me to talk? >> i want you to answer my question. >> george, george, now that you're done yelling at me, let me answer. >> um. >> embarrassment, joy. i don't know even know. >> but, here's why it's so wild. as i pointed out when i int

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that was florida republican congressman byron donalds. up the ex-president's gross and racist remarks about his general election opponent, vice president kamala harris's race ethnicity. back with eddie and claire. i'm going to stick with your sort of shriveling and wizard of oz analogy. what george did was sort of stick a pin in the balloon of the tactic of well, i'm just raising it because people are saying it. no, they're not. no, they're not. one guy said it. the biggest lunatics in the far right fringe tweeted further lies about it. and i wonder if this moment has again met its match in the public's sort of evolved -- i don't even know if evolved is the right word. but understanding of the factic. what do you think? >> well, i think we're -- we might be there, nicolle. i'm not sure yet. i mean, i do know that we don't need -- kamala harris doesn't need to give a philadelphia speech like obama did. right? i do know we're beyond the idea we're in a post-racial moment. see, this is the difference. this is not 2008. we've been there. we'v

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joining me congressman byron donalds, good evening, congressman. do you think trump handled the interview today? >> oh, look, i think he was direct about his plans for the future of our country talking about immigration, talking about inflation and all the key issues affecting the american people.tv and the hostile issues are never fun but you havewo to stay firm and work your way through that.c that is what he did in chicago. you said it right, judge, p kamala harriuts has been put in bubble wrap by her campaign and mainstream media prg has not done since democrat nominee andp wmeanwhile donald trump will ti to the press anytime anywhere. he did it when he was president and he will do it again when he's the 47th president. >> judge jeanine: you know, the fact he went into the south bronx and harlem in harlei and done this interview, when, by the way, kamala was supposed to show uput and apparently didt shows he is at least interestedr in going into areas historically republican presidential avcandidates have not. >> he has really broken ground for

at least trying to get on that side of the post -- zuckerberg -- >> judge jeanine: congressman byron donaldsy quickly, kamala harris right now is riding this joy balloon, at some point it has to start leaking appear, there are leaks coming out of the campaign but how long will she be able to withstand the kind of pressure she's going to be under, not so much from the presbyter in terms of the campaign itself? >> not a bunch longer. the demands and the expectations are only going to rise, as he watched his full interview, of this think it is not a global, there will be because for her to step out and do more. the debate, all the pressure is on kamala harris not donald trump, we know who he is, she has to demonstrate the stature, the competency and the ideas to be president of the united states. i think he was seen more out of this campaign as the things trend downwards for kamala harris. >> judge jeanine: and quickly, it's kind of tight way now, what he think is going on? >> i cannot explain the imaginal public embracing kamala harris. i truly cannot. [ laughter ] i really cannot! i don't und

byron donalds worked on this. mr.ing on this. 30 seconds, your assessment, kamala harris cut into that or can mr. trump maintain his margins among the minority groups and black males included? >> larry, joe biden and kamala harris have got to own this mess. they have got to own what they have done to the black community. it is their failed policies, it is increase in the price of gas, the increase of inflation has destroyed the middle class, particularly black males. also with this immigration crisis that we have seen where president trump said they were taking black jobs, they are absolutely taking black working class jobs this is a fact. they're taking american working class jobs. kamala harris has been vice president for four years. this is her mess. these are her policies. if she gets reelected expect four more years of this and more. that is why this election is so consequential. larry: thank you. congressman wesley hunt, appreciate it as always. >> god bless you as always, larry, we'll have senator bill hagerty

but congressman byron donald is down playing the criticism. here's what he said. >> this is a phony controversy, i don't care, most people don't. when kamala harris went into the united states senate, she was the first indian american united states senator. it was actually played up a lot when she came into the senate. now she's running nationally. obviously the campaign has shifted. >> is trump a phony controversy, could this be another controversy that has no apparent impact on trump or what do you make of what the campaign said they had in place, which was a strategy? >> it's clear they did not have a strategy. they don't have an effective one. and do not have a response to kamala harris, and i don't think that it is a phony controversy at all that people are reacting very negatively to what the former president said to his confusion over the conception of a biracial identity. it's an incredibly racist attack, and i don't think it's a small issue if someone who's running for president is being openly and blatant racist, and i think it shoul

pretend that they don't understand that you can be both indian and black, it's just, you know, byron donaldng to curry favor with trump and willing to sacrifice his intelligence on national television to do that. >> okay, ashley, i want to play a clip of how harris responded to trump's attacks at the conference as well as him ditching the plant debate in september, take a listen. >> well donald i do hope you will reconsider to meet me on the debate stage, because as the saying goes, if you've got something to say, say it to my face. >> what does it mean for the harris campaign to have this kind of energy, what we just sorry there. do you think she's going to be successful in baiting trump? >> yes, i do, and i think it's working in a sense that he will not show up for the debate that he said he would be at. and also, if you look at this new poll that came out from cbs today, what you are also seeing is his campaign now refuting that polling saying that it was fake news, it's phony, the demographics were wrong, because she is leading him by one point nationally, so he is terrified of this, an

. >> sandra: byron donalds, joined bret and me earlier this morning, he had a similar take to you.ten. >> let's be very clear, she hasn't changed her positions and she said she hasn't changed her values. she didn't have any specifics and dana bash gave her an opportunity to provide specifics, but she sidestepped them all, and the reason why is because she has the same policy visions and values she had in 2019, but now she has to hide them from the american people. >> sandra: so i don't know, you tell me how much longer she can continue in this campaign without offering specifics. no actual policy details on her website, either appeared while i also play this out. there was the economy, and more specifically her stance on fracking. her flip-flop on the issue. watch. >> will you commit to implementing a federal ban on fracking, your first day in office? adding the united states to the list of countries who have banned this devastating practice. >> there is no question i am in favor of banning fracking. i made that clear on the debate stage in 2020, that i would not ban fracking. as v

florida congressman byron donalds calls it a phony controversy. i don't really care. most people don't. arkansas republican senator tom cotton says this race will be won on the issues. what a disaster kamala harris would be as president. she is a dangerous san francisco liberal. >> and tomorrow, harris and her vp pick will hit the campaign trail together for a rally in philadelphia. >> reporting in washington, reshad hudson, back to you. >> 10 20 right now in the north bay and napa county supervisor is clearing up results from a county assessment report about farm workers. the report said last week that farmworkers in napa valley are young. single men. but supervisor joel gallagher says that 3 quarters of the workforce is actually parents living with their children or supporting 2 households. according to the report, the napa valley wine industry accounts for more than 25% of the state's revenue and employs about 9,000 farm workers, 40%. of those workers are in the county year-round working the other 60% work 8 to 11 months out of the year. wildlife rescuers are blami

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