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i do not think tim cain hurt her. vp you can go to directions, one is, do you think somebody can deliver a key state? that is one criteria and the second is does this strengthen the appeal of the candidacy as a whole, they are not mutually exclusive. if they thought josh schapiro or governor witmer with deliver their states of course she should go with that, if you are not sure about that it gets trickier but again it will be harris against trump and either of them will produce or not but i do agree, do no harm. that is the hippocratic oath. >> when we come back we said it before, older candidates are not hot on social media but right now nobody can escape the harris means. i do not know who is making them all, the question, will the social media frenzy turn into votes? we discuss when the nightcap continues. ghtcap continues. sleep more deeply and wake up rejuvenated. purple mattresses exclusive gel flex grid draws away heat, relieves pressure and instantly adapts. sleep better. live purple. visit purple.com or a sto

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. >> reporter: as matthew shares adaptage and drink options with his customer cain duncan, sober bars and shops have become increasingly popular in major cities like san francisco, new york, and l.a. regions with cultures focused on wellness. cain, who still drinks alcohol, came in curious. >> just the idea of having a different opportunity to have a cocktail that didn't have anything to do with alcohol, we love the idea of it. >> reporter: but according to stanford professor keith humphries, while these new trends are increasing, he says the alcohol industry is here to stay. >> alcohol is always going to be with us. it's part of culture. it's sewn into religion. it's sewn into our culture of sports and things like that and will always be some positive experiences and negative ones as well. it's probably on balance better for public health and public safety to have a more cautious generation, which is what this next generation is. >> reporter: he believes sober bars can help reduce the social expectations around traditional drinking. >> people can have those good experiences without a

i'm national climate reporter chase cain. thanks, chase. all right. trending for you this midday. there is an old school non tech high concept toy. and it is still going strong all these years later. this is way before screen time on those little pads. all right well the rubik's cube north american championship kicks off today in minneapolis. and nearly 1000 pro speedcubers from all over the country will take part, making this the largest competition of the year. competitors will also show off their different techniques. you can see some right there and they're going to share their knowledge with the audience, youtuber and pro speedcuber super timmy is here competing or is there competing i should say, and tells us that he got started by copying others. so it's definitely a lot of practice. what i started, i started looking at other people like the faster people above me to see how they solved, and i would replicate that. and then i would also go on like sites that have different rubik's cube algorithms, and you just try them out and see which one bes

i'm national climate reporter chase cain. all right, chase, thank you.hool backpack party was held today for bay area families with critically ill children. anthem blue cross partnered with ronald mcdonald house charities to host that event in palo alto. today, volunteers put together 200 backpacks filled with school supplies. backpacks will go to a number of kids receiving care at bay area hospitals, at anthem blue cross, it's very important to us to improve the health of humanity, and we really do believe getting into our communities and helping serve them in various ways is critical to improving that health. and ronald mcdonald house charities provides access to care through ronald mcdonald houses at stanford and san francisco, as well as two care mobiles in contra costa and santa clara counties. a bay area ferry is up and running again after a mishap on opening day. we're talking about the new water shuttle between oakland and alameda. free rides kicked off wednesday morning. you might remember, but by nighttime, crews had to suspend all rides becaus

but as national climate reporter chase cain explains, chefs are rethinking what it means to go green. the scenery changes quickly as you drive out of paris, and it's here the french countryside, which holds a big key to these olympics, quite literally going green, principalmente. we met the president of paris 2024 and olympic gold medalist at a potato farm, talking about meals for the summer games. that's because, according to the un, one third of global emissions can be linked to food. and that's why we took into consideration all the main aspects of the project where we have a huge contribution. so we decided to double up the vegetable part of those meals to reduce the carbon footprint. we decided to have local food also served, sourcing 80% of all meals for athletes, staff and fans from within france. getting the food from these farms to the olympics is another important piece of keeping emissions low. about a fourth of the farms are within 150 miles of paris. but no matter how far away they are, all of the food is going to be delivered to the games using electric or green hydrogen

we'll go out and have fun and enjoy the days and get back to it. >> todd: will cain in arlington, nowwill start 7 p.m. eastern tonight on fox. and president trump appearing last night with j.d. vance. here is how democrats are reacting. >> i love the republican ticket is real estate developer and venture capitalist. >> pledged 100% loyalty to the cult of donald trump. >> carley: mike huckabee will tell us what he thinks about j.d. vance as the v.p. pick coming up. hi, governor. the moment i met him i knew he was my soulmate. "soulmates." soulmate! [giggles] why do you need me? [laughs sarcastically] but then we switched to t-mobile 5g home internet. and now his attention is spent elsewhere. but i'm thinking of her the whole time. that's so much worse. why is that thing in bed with you? this is where it gets the best signal from the cell tower! i've tried everywhere else in the house! there's always a new excuse. well if we got xfinity you wouldn't have to mess around with the connection. therapy's tough, huh? -mmm. it's like a lot about me. [laughs] a home router should never be a hom

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they will be angry about the penalty that was given against them, and which was converted by harry cain, the english captain. he was then replaced right to the end by all the watkins who scold and put his team through the questions. we'll be off to this game. the questions will be spring versus england, which is the more likely team to be victorious, spain, which is schooled so many goals in this competition, almost twice the amount of goals that the english have. this conceited, fewer goals than the english, whose players have lifts up. this tournaments who have a young teenager who is able to school goals the way that he has done lighting up the tournament. all the english who have demonstrated what jim and teams used to have the ability to progress through tournaments and getting back to ask the tournament progresses. all of these questions will be answered on sunday in that game tween spain and england at the olympic stadium here in bo and dominant came address era in the german capital, a fine lately northern chile, the sunday owns that the comic desert conklin blue in the winter a

of the prime minister of estonia kallos , we can say that in the anniversary year, nato received cain’s wants to look like such a cheerful old man in the year of its anniversary, such an energetic old man who is still wow, who can do a lot, who has already grown out of these north atlantic pants, the forties of the last century, which he is already looking at , is being watched by the whole world, at the same time, with all this, with all these... ambitions, of course, this is a summit with tears in the eyes, this is not a holiday, but the holiday may not be quite according to what mr. isaev spoke about , that's why that this is a holiday with ukraine in front of our eyes, right now in these moments, and today tomorrow, while the summit is going on, the wording that nato wants to include in its final document regarding ukraine’s membership in nato will be frantically developed. well , it would seem, it would seem that everything is already clear, but at the same time, you need to somehow define your relations with ukraine, it seems that, having brought clarity, at the same time, you mad

they will be angry about the penalty that was given against them, and which was converted by harry cain, the english captain. he was then replaced right to the end by all the watkins who scold and put his team through the questions. we'll be off to this game. the questions will be spring versus england, which is the more likely team to be victorious, spain, which has schooled so many goals in this competition, almost twice the amount of goals that the english have. this conceited, fewer goals than the english, whose players have lifts up. this tournaments who have a young teenager who is able to school goals the way that he.

. >> no, not the matt cain. you mean i didn't even get my own sandwich? mean, i tell him this is actually a sandwich you're going to order, right? it's my favorite sandwich. >> yeah. walk in anywhere. just order a dan. ashley, you can get one. wow. even if it's on the menu there. >> and it's a turkey, provolone cheese, pepperoncini lettuce and mustard are on a sourdough roll. >> give it a try right now. >> i heard there was a ton of baloney in it. dan no, no, maybe maybe wrong. >> dan baloney doesn't make a bad sandwich. >> yeah, that's true, but but you've been around for two decades now. >> you've really grown many stores in the bay area. a new one right at mission rock, what is it like? people love your sandwiches. is it the dirty sauce? is it the interesting combos? what is it? >> it's probably all of the above. i do put love potion in the dirty sauce, so it helps people, want to talk about it and get addicted to it. and then the combinations are really creative. their sandwiches that you don't see at almost any other place. and then we have the dutch

however he did not sound the alarm than bring in after dean cain, why not? listen to the view.ave that right now. they are saying the ladies from the view and we will have that shortly they are saying if he knew then why didn't he say something then? right? and why did president obama come out in support of presi president biden after that debate so what is happening here question reports your assessment? >> well, sandra think it's pretty clear. i think the curtain has been pulled back. i don't think george clooney -- i love george he is a good friend of mine i love him but i don't agree with him politically but i don't think george writes that letter without the blessing of president obama. i don't see that at all. there obviously pretty close, and i think the person pulling all of the strings personally i think is president obama. and i think they were trying to get away with it. trying to get away with it until the debate happened and then we see the emperor has no clothes. >> sandra: we have the sound from the ladies of the let's listen. >> i don't like george clooney did t

it out at a will cain hoe.com, i had congressman chip roy who said two things that you've said this. he said i think that the candidate could be not on the list you are discussing, will, which is something you told us a little bit earlier. rachel: i thought that too. will: and he specifically did mention ben carson as well. pete: really? rachel: who else did he mention? will: he did mention ben carson when i pressed him. i guess i am following most of the directions or the tea leaves in the news, it's just coming down to marco rubio versus j.d. vance. but i don't know, pete, we'll see if you're right. pete: i don't know. will: by the time you get to a debate -- or a convention stage this week in milwaukee, it's a curveball. rachel: which of those two brings more to the ticket, in your view? pete: who? rachel: if it's j.d. versus -- pete: so that's -- rachel: -- marco rubio? will: that's, i think, a matter -- i'm going to answer that with analysis from what we're understanding. i think that j.d. vance, obviously, leans into the ideological affirmation of america first and marco rubio

>>>as matthew shares adapted and drink options with his customer, cain duncan. sober bars and shops have become increasingly popular and major cities like san francisco. new york and l. a regions with cultures focused on wellness. who still drinks alcohol came in curious >>>>just the idea of having a different opportunity to have a cocktail that didn't have anything to do with alcohol or we love the idea >>>of it. but according to stanford professor keith humphreys, while these new trends are increasing, he says the alcohol industry is here to >>>>stay. alcohol is always going to be with us. it's part of the culture. it's part of its own into religion. it's sewn into, you know our culture, sports and things like that. and it will always be some positive experiences and you know, and and negative ones as well. it's probably unbalanced. better for public >>>health >>and public safety to have a more cautious generation, which is what this next generation is. >>>he believes super bars can help reduce the social expectation. around traditional drinking. >>>>can have

i just read the caine mutiny and set i want to go to the navy. so i went down to the recruiting office and volunteered for the navy. if it went to graduate school i could apply for officer candidate school which i did. underwater demolition guys came through and said you ought to join and come to san diego and train. i thought it was warm out there and i can swim pretty good so i went out there. so i went to vietnam. i wasn't there long enough to demonstrate any real capacity. if you went hunting with me it was probably a waste of taxpayer money to send me to vietnam. host: senator bob carry with us for another 20 minutes taking your phone calls. dorothy in michigan. caller: good morning. i have a question. yesterday i watched the u.s. report and smithfield hams is cutting 350 jobs and john deere is cutting 650 jobs and i believe that was in i/o a. -- in iowa. when president obama was in it seems to me, and i could be wrong, that he gave loans to the ford company and once they got on their feet then they had to pay the government back. i'm wonder

>>>azmath matthew shares adapted and drink options with his customer cain duncan.er bars and shops have become increasingly popular and major. cities like san francisco. new york. and l. a region. with cultures. focused on wellness. who still drinks alc. came in. curious >>>>just the idea of having a different opportunity. to have a cocktail. that didn't have anything. to do with alcohol. or we love the idea. of it. >>>but according to stanford professor keith humphreys, all these new trends are increasing. he says. the alcohol industry is here to stay. >>>>alcohol is always going to be with us. it's part of the culture. it's part of it. own into. really. it's sewn into our cultures. sports and things like that. and it will always be some positive experiences. and you know, and and negative. ones as well. it's probably unbalanced better. or public. health. and public. safety. to have a more cautious generation, which is what this next generation is. >>>he believes >>>>so. >>and that's it for the news at 9. next, is the drew barrymore. show. for more local head. inc

kamala harris ability to consolidate the democratic party, and senator cain saying to create a sensegy that simply wasn't there. but it's opaque in part because it's going take a few weeks for this to settle down and to shake out. clearly, former president is mixed at this point with the new opponent and opponent he didn't expect and opponent he's not quite clear about how he should take her on. but also we don't know she's had a -- she's had a extremely good week, you know, robi ran the hilary campaign in 2016 said early in the week she's had a perfect 48 hours. that's been extended through the week. but there's still more that we will learn about the vice president as presidential candidate. there's still ae lot more thats going to be thrown at her and we will see within, you know, a matter of weeks, what this race really looks like. it is a different race. she's in a stronger position. than joeit biden was when we talked twoos weeks ago there's o question about that. what we don't know is how will that hold up? can she expanddo that? will it fall back a bit? >> lianne you've been

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. >> bruce cain is a professor of political science at stanford university. he says some of the criticism of harris said she hasn't done much as a vice-president misses the mark adding the role of the vp has to be a behind the scenes as a quiet supporter of the president. he adds that role may help her. now she steps into the position of the lead candidate on the ticket. >> and it doesn't hurt, by the way, for people to have low expectations and a surprise. it's much harder when you come in and everybody thinks you're going to be a superstar. and then you disappoint. and i think right now she's got. >> the advantage harris also mentioned several times that there's 105 days to work hard until the election day in november. and she mentioned the democrats are not shy about working hard and then that is the solution to winning in november. in the newsroom, theresa kron, 4 news. our catherine heenan will sit down with bay area. congresswoman zoe lofgren. >> to hear her reaction to the vice president's run for presidential. have that report ahead at 6.30. >> happen

some of those organizations are the cain. yes, human rights commission and the transparency international. according to government . those are the groups that have been very vocal as far as pushing the country into k, off on the key and civil strife. and as the world's largest into a funding agency, the full foundation has in the past come under the scan of government impossible, world reports. and research also tells us that it has some connections with the c, i a in fact to the c i a considered as a foundation such as the food foundation, the best, the most plausible kinds of funding comes off. also know that it middles in you've gone to the fees funding activities that a day so countries call to us and the bad news even. and so that's because the foundation has been the subject of backlash and the left. so we saw, issued by kenya's foreign affairs, the principal's secretary is making civil moans if it wants the american foundation to. among other things supplied the government of canyon with the details of his frontiers of

in new york, i'm national climate reporter chase cain.g ceremony is on friday, july 26th. we'll be there. we'll be watching from here. but jessica aguirre is going to bring us exclusive coverage throughout the paris olympic games. oh, how we wish we were that. but you know what? it's hot there. but it's hot here too. so i mean, hey, it's a toss up. i'd rather be in like, paris heat. and i'm going to go with you on that one, two, three off. all right. well, you know, we have been dealing with this for quite a while, and we know that the heat extends into the weekend. but i just wanted to show you the difference in our temperatures across the bay area it is already heating up once again. dublin is at 88 degrees. it's 81 in san rafael and 75 in san francisco, and even the temperatures now are well above what we typically see even for early july. so we're headed for temperatures in oakland in the upper 80s, mid 90s for moraga and 106 degrees in concord. san jose will reach a high of 92, where there may be parts of the city in the upper 90s. l

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i'm will cain. and we start with the fox newsh alert. just moments ago, joe biden wrapped up a meeting, jo with dozens of democrat governors at the white house as the nation questions his competence. and the white house denies reports that he's seriouslyonsie considering stepping down. senior white stseniortrespondenri jackie heinrich is here with the latest jackie. >> well, that was really >> rg. n the we had three governors come out and speak to reporters after this meeting that lastedtors a w about an hour and a half. it wasn't until the third speaker, kathy hochue thirdl, te heard definitively that biden is in it to win it. just reading t to it. my notes here, as we observed that all together, governor waltz said that we're all looking for a path to win. governor wes moore said it's we're honest wes md about feedk and concerns. it's not that we have a it's not that we're afraid of the alternative, but we have hope for the future. for that certainly it was not t didn't put a pin in thewhet question of whether biden's candidacy is a mo

a number of you may know that jonathan cain, the keyboard is rhythm guitars who wrote many of journeysl advisory role with the president, and with the president's family. joanne and i went backstage and we held hands with jonathan and paula. we prayed for the president. there is no way that i can adequately describe the impact that this woman has had come as a pastor, as an author, as a religious broadcaster, as a friend of the president and soon-to-be president again, , fr 25 years she brought over 10,000 faith leaders into the white house in her role as head of the faith advisory board, faith advisory group to the president. she said different of this organization and of mine. would you please welcome a modern day after, paula white cain. >> such an honor to be with everyone and this morning i'm sort of love with the heart of gratitude. there's no one has been in the trenches more in our organizations of faith than ralph and joanne. and i'm so grateful for both of you. and never did i feel so close as we were getting ready to rock out to don't stop believing and have a great time in

the last year about the lavender square being a past, and despite what some of the baldwin and sen cain are now doing, trying to get a resolution for an apology for the lavender. here, they're only taking it up to 2011. and the only thing is for government employees and for military personnel. my story, 2015. as a contractor that works with the government. my story show that the lavender scare tactics are not extinguished. they are not extinguished with the passing of time. so i want to make sure that i'd say to these, to, to the, to the, to the, to the, to the politicians that, that the, the, let's not pick wash this very, very serious problem that you have there. and the government so looked up when they fired me leave the lawyer demanded that i give them my resignation. otherwise they were gonna fire me. and when i refused to give a resignation, they had bathrooms 1000 to acquire, to fire me. and now she's threatening me and she said exactly what she said, i will frame the type of mitigation expert you are. i will say what i believe which could negatively affect your future as a miti

many symbolism and cain ritual, but very much, not without substances. king charles the 3rd came here to parliament to the lord's chamber, to read the king speech written for him. of course by the new labor party, government prime minister kissed almost setting out the legislative agenda. and in so doing signaling the state, the opening of a new product began by psych stability could be the cornerstone of my government before setting out a series of measures aim to sustainable economic growth everything from relaxing planning rules. so the more houses can be built, nationalizing the railways, and the job creation work. cuz rights the past was clean energy transition. a new drive to tackles illegal, immigration, and very much more besides, it was an opportunity for the stomach government to set out its priorities to establish the scope and scale of its ambition to achieve a change change promised during the election campaign of course of change that style massaged would be delivered by government re dedicated to public service, and that if he's lucky enou

there's still problems to england to fix 2 of the best players, harry cain and jude belling and spill. look out of place in the system. but england finds what care about that tonight, make throwing us interagency as a palestinian and driven on. we don't expect much living with a bare minimum without civil rights and with no cost. this is not a good environment. yeah, no, not for my children. and favorite shadow stats oldest good. on the w, the noon, or the basic building of fish, the fishing industry has not changed that by globalization or industrialization. this unit fishing has become difficult for these traditional fishermen hold on. one of them, what are we? we're into a station. competition is fierce. the sale side by side with industrial colors, the opinions and asians are in publishing africa, they're stealing our african fish. we can fix it through expert, the west africa ridge facing a catastrophe, which is a fishing related social problems. unemployment jane, which we do with the the fishing industry is facing of historic prices style, not only fish, docs are effective, but

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monday through thursday, 12:00 eastern time, headed over to foxnews.com or youtubetc and watch the will cain show digital live ore whee. n to listen to the podcast on spotify or apple. and by the way, big independence day specialthps tomorrow, 8 to 10 eastern time. live music performances, firework >> he arrives back in the united states 12 or 13 days before the debate so his explanation is jet lag. >> what i want to say it's at the jet lag and the cold it's the 2 things. that's what occurred. especially when he travels abroad is pretty rigourous travel we get tired looking at him doing his meetings and travelling. i think that's what he was speaking to a don't -- i think it has a toll regardless on who you are. >> watching those people jump out of planes and parachutes is exhausting. especially on air force one. according to a cbs news poll 72% of registered voters think biden is mentally unfit to serve as president. but the white house has refused to administer a cognitive exam. or release full of medical record. today he had just 1 public appointment. a medal of honour ceremony at the whi

people oversee the campaign. it the same people oversee the campaign-— the same people oversee the cam-caingn. it looks that way. when you look at the _ campaign. it looks that way. when you look at the resources - campaign. it looks that way. when | you look at the resources deployed across the country, the offices and the money, all the staff and door knocking and everything they have started, that makes a lot of sense. but i think whatjoe biden can do in the remaining six months of his presidency is continue to do the work he has been doing for the last three and a half years for the american people, which would help kamala harris. the more he can emphasise not only his accomplishments but the one he still stands to get done any of them he campaigned on until recently, it will only help not only kamala harris but democrats up and down the ticket, and i think that the environment we need to november to be successful. are environment we need to november to be successful-— be successful. are you concerned, civen be successful. are you concerned, given that — be successful. are you concerned

this man is also supporting donald trump, dean cain. good to have you here.forcement as well. what happened to the former president and now you are supporting him. >> i've been supporting him the whole time. i think his policies are the difference bar none and always have been. i'm donating $45 million a month instead of elon, no, wish i could do that. with elon, by the way, it is not his money. once he put his endorsement behind president trump that's worth almost -- for him it could be more money but normal people that's a huge endorsement. i think what happened is crazy. law enforcement officers you look at that and say it's impossible. i won't go into the weeds. everybody else is figuring it out by now. what president trump did and reacted i call him a super hero. >> lawrence: it looks like a moment of unity when you look at the republican convention. nikki haley will speak there. donald trump has selected who his vice president will be, j.d. vance. some democrats aren't forcing joe biden out anymore. they've accepted defeat. >> that's what it looks like.

they will be angry about the penalty that was given against them, and which was converted by harry cain, the english captain. he was then replaced right to the end by all the watkins who scold and put his team through the questions. we'll be off to this game. the questions will be spring versus england, which is the more likely team to be victorious, spain, which has schooled so many goals in this competition, almost twice the amount of goals that the english have. that's conceded fewer goals than english, whose players have lifts up. this tournaments who have a young teenager who is able to school goals the way that he has done lighting up the tournament. all the english who have demonstrated what jim and teams used to have the ability to progress through tournaments and getting back to ask the tournament progresses. all of these questions will be answered on sunday in that game tween spain and england at the olympic stadium here in bo and dominant came al jazeera in the german capital. and finally, some incredible pictures are made 3, this is the 3 time. well slacking champion young g

memes going around out there that -- describe them in a certain way i had kevin roberts on the will cain broke it down and talked about what was behind it and encourage you if you're curious because my personal opinion called heritage foundation vision of the next four years they wouldn't be talking about it today but because it sounds like netflix project 2025 they've turned it into the one thing they can use against donald trump. meanwhile, some of the was used against donald trump was assassination attempt and tomorrow kim cheatle head of the secret service will appear before congress, pete pointed it out earlier rarely does anything definitive come of the hearings what can we expect with the director of the secret service? >> we have james comer on the show today chairman of the house oversight committee they're leading that investigation. that starts off tomorrow with that hearing, and i think that's always the question. people feel like congress has these hearings there were sound bites there are promises there are good back and forth fireworkings but does anybody get held accounta

the hearers could take on trump it was grim swing state polling that forced biden to step down, will cainned me now i don't see a ringing endorsement for harris at this point, do you. >> not among the people that are called the shots of the democratic party as you laid out wonderfully in your mar-a-lago, she is still missing endorsements from hakeem jeffries, nancy pelosi, chuck schumer and barack obama and one thing we learned about the democratic party it's not a party of the people at the party of the elites in the corporate media and the billionaire do donors. i personally find absolutely scandalous and is a scandal, the only problem is competing with the scandal of an attempted assassination on the life of donald trump that the people who helped perpetuate a cover-up of the senility and mental frailty of the united states are those that stand to benefit, kamala harris new to your point and kamala harris took part in the cover-up, now she gets to reap the rewards, the only thing more scandalous than this is a party that deletes the voter, ignores the primary, that's their future be de

- skis, but it was a momentum -- will: yeah, pete, you and i talked about it this week on the will caine have been deluded for too long into believing politics is about simply ideas. and i'm telling you itth should or shouldn't be, i just think for half a century we thought conservative, liberal. it quite often is, honestly, a battle of charisma and characters. and barack obama was a big character. bill clinton was a big character. george w. bush was a big character. walked into a room and commanded a room x. there's no bigger character than donald trump in this -- and this entire convention, to america reflected that energy of a leader, of strength, of the image and symbolism of america. rachel: yeah. the drama of everything that he's been through starting, you know, in 2016 and, you know, trying to bankrupt him, trying to imprison him, taking him off the ballot, you know, all the way down to last weekend someone trying to take him out and assassinate him. he just comes out on top, the trauma of that and the feeling that he's just unstoppable. pete: and they didn't overplay that last p

will cain co-host of "fox & friends weekend."ill, i know you are saying that this is a return to the politics of charisma and strong leaders. explain. >> yeah. laura, i think much of the 20th century. you had politics to define ideology. that's had his pros and cons. earliest part of the 20th century thinkers like marx. conservatism was defined by leaders from william f. buckley through ronald reagan. i think over the great a arc of humanity, strong leaders, charismatic leaders. we have naturally gravitated towards someone who stands up in the face of adversity and represents us sim poll likely as much as ideologically. when i was watching this week, laura, that is what this reminds me of. this is where we have been as human beings, of people, as members of tribes, as nation states, donald trump represents something honestly beyond the republican party. and i think that he tried to relay that message last night. this is a strong image of america. and i think that's something we should be proud of, as an immac for america. >> well

. >> bruce cain is a professor of political science at stanford university. he says some of the criticism of harris said she hasn't done much as a vice-president misses the mark adding the role of the vp has to be a behind the scenes as a quiet supporter of the president. he adds that role may help her. now she steps into the position of the lead candidate on the ticket. >> and it doesn't hurt, by the way, for people to have low expectations and a surprise. it's much harder when you come in and everybody thinks you're going to be a superstar. and then you disappoint. and i think right now she's got. >> the advantage harris also mentioned several times that there's 105 days to work hard until the election day in november. and she mentioned the democrats are not shy about working hard and then that is the solution to winning in november. in the newsroom, theresa kron, 4 news. >> the white house has announced that president biden will address the nation tomorrow at 05:00pm. officials say that he's going to talk about his decision to drop his 2024 democratic pres

in california, national climate reporter, chase cain. >>> i want to bring in tim hogan, former aid to polling consistently shows economy, jobs, inflation, when they ask voters the issues that matter most to them. is it any different this year? >> no, it's not. those are the core issues that voters care about. but climate, as the package we just saw said is also a huge. you have a clear contrast between donald trump and kamala harris. you have donald trump who said for a billion dollars, he'll sell access to oil executives, called it a climate hoax. called them climate cultists. there's no serious agenda there. he rolled back 100 regulations on air and water pollution, stacked his administration with people like scott pruitt who are lobbyists for the industry, and kamala harris, she had an environmental justice office. she sued chevron and bp, got $50 million from them over oil spills. it's clear as night and day on this issue. >> who do you target? is it young people? there's a new "axios" poll, not talking about climate change but opening up a lead against trump among young voters. b

celebrities who packed up and left hollywood include mark wall beg, sylvester stallone my good friend dean cainit over to you. >> kayleigh: thanks, joey. the media finally realize be maybe biden isn't up to the task to the second term they have been pushing for. you think in the economists debuting this brutal magazine cover featuring their piece titled no way to run a country. and "the washington post" editorial board even penned an op-ed titled what if biden spoke these words? where they wrote this: that their own mock withdrawal speech. they literally wrote a withdraw speech for the president. will piers led an effort for biden to one in 2016. later advised bernie sanders that has since left for the republican party. he joins us now. will, i was readings a piece this morning from abc and they described you as a biden super fan. how do you go from biden super fan to where you are now saying he needs to step aside? when was the moment? >> first off. thank you very much for having me on, kayleigh. the moment for me that has been coming for a while. over the few years we have seen biden's i hate