charlie: charlie painter joining us now. reporter: good morning. loved ones and community members showed up in full force to honor the short life of jocelyn last night in houston. the 12-year-old was strangled to death by two migrants in venezuela and both crossed illegally into the u.s. in the last couple of months and one cut the ankle monitor he was given across the state the border two days after killing the young girl. her body was found after -- her body was found and prosecutors are pushing for a $1 million bail. the illegal immigrant made first court appearance and video from the county jail denied bail and the attorney said it was an emotionally challenging experience for the family to see the defendant on the video screen and court documents revealed police can match dna samples from the clothing to a relative's home to dna from the crime scene. >> we were really excited to hear he was captured. it was just this outpouring and release of tears. you know, he's not out there anymore. we have a name, there's going to be suspended ands tis an

charlie: yeah.unning the city for how to handle the crime? >> keep putting the footwork in, because they have been making accomplishments in reducing some of the drug activities out there. they need to keep putting in the legwork and keep on doing it. but when you're smutting down these -- shutting down these stores late at night, those stores, some of them are illegal, some of them are not. but the ones that are not, you're making those families and those the people that work there lose munch look -- money. look, the city came out and gave tickets for graffiti, they give them fines for people standing around the store. but it's not the store's fault, it's the city's fault for letting all this escalate and get this bad. charlie: well, j.j., you're not alone. a lot of your fellow residents, as you know, share your thoughts. let's listen to this montage here. oh, okay. i think we already played it here. obviously, the solution here would be to actually arrest the drug dealers as well. >> correct. char

charlie: heat dome. aka summer. charlie: we have a new poll out of new york for president and showing that donald trump going 88 points overall gaining and earlier we talked to lee zeldin and thought that donald trump was in a better position in his race than we were in the line and going by two points and going for lee zeldin. >> president trump is actually closer now at this point in the campaign than i was two years ago at this point of the governor's race. the state has continued to shift right and interestingly enough, i looked at updated voter registration data for the state and one might think that a whole bunch of republicans and conservatives given up and left the state and it turns out that the democrats in the democratic party registration is down over 100,000 while the republican registration is up and people are not affiliated with voters and also up and i would say that the race is actually a bit closer than even what the polls are showing. will: if donald trump is polling within eight points of joe bi

charlie: yeah.s about this things that people actually care about -- [laughter] which is what gets him in trouble. and, obviously, he's in, as you point out, will, he's in a state that both sides want to win, but he is in a city, and cities are general generally pretty hostile. so he gets extra points for that. and i get that, you know, meanwhile, joe biden is sitting there doing debate prep if at camp david. and, you know, part of that is they're trying to lower the expectations by telling people, oh, he's practicing standing for 90 minutes. but the other thing is outside of the debate prep, these are two different campaigns. this is what a campaign is supposed to look like in june before an election. where is joe biden? where have you seen a joe biden rally anything like this? they're not campaigning. they're trying to do the same thing that they did in 2020 because they're, like, well, it worked, let's do it again. but they're -- he's not campaigning. they're not running a campaign. it's the weir

charlie: yeah.a minute ago, let him hang himself. will: hang in -- tune in this week for special coverage of the cnn presidential debate simulcast, thursday at a 8 p.m. eastern time. >>> let's turn to chief meteorologist rick reichmuth. rick: somebody wants to say hi to their mom. >> hi, mom. rick: that's it? that's all? >> love you. rick: that's better. love you, mom. take a look at the map, it's been incredibly hot, obviously, and we're getting some is really big rainstorms that are about to cool things down. we've got a front that's going to move across parts of the northeast, drop our temperatures down. today's the last day, but it's going to be really hot and sticky again especially from, say, parts of connecticut all the way down towards d.c., feeling like triple digits again. look at this, we've got some severe weather coming, maybe even a few tornadoes across parts of northern new england. got to be watching for this this afternoon. temperatures beginning to crop a little bit, 90 in pittsbur

and, charlie? >> charlie: that would be me.is also giving voters a new hint about his pick for vice president. as he gears up for this week's show down with president biden. >> ainsley: says brian in the teleprompter just read that doug luzader. >> now it says doug in the teleprompter. camp david vs. the campaign trail. two contrasting approaches to prepare for thureps debate. former president trump heads to louisiana today, but he appears at a rally in philadelphia over the weekend talking about the ground rules for the debate and biden's likely performance. >> they want to strengthen him up so he comes out -- he will come out -- okay. i say he'll come out all jacked up, right? all jacked up. but they have taken so much fun out of it. there's no audience. they actually wanted us to sit down i said look, i really want to do this thing. you know, they gave me -- you know what happened, they gave me something that couldn't be accepted. they gave me an offer i couldn't accept and i said i'll do it. >> trump told supporters on satu

charlie. >> charlie: this is the problem with scare tactics when can doesn't work, you end up chasinge away forever. the most amazing poll numbers we have seen this time arranged is this massive double dignity shift among young voters from joe biden historically the democrats have been able to count on the young people. >> charlie: that's their money right there. >> steve: half of them don't identify with the party. that's setting off a flashing red light at camp david right now. okay, who are we going to appeal to. >> ainsley: a lot of them might decide to stay home. >> steve: we talked about this on friday biden camp hoping for viral moment on thursday night at the debate because so many people don't get their news from a news channel or the local news they get it from tiktok a little five second clever snippet could make. >> ainsley: all sides are watching. every network covered it. so the advantage to donald trump is he doesn't normally get that much positive feedback from other channels, right? >> steve: unfiltered. >> ainsley: forcing everyone to watch this or everyone wanting t

the most patriotic status charlie's state.ia up there with alaska, montana, maine, oregon, the most patriotic states according to some do it on the internet. rachel: with the criteria? charlie: military service, patriotic enthusiasm, virginia should be at the top of this list. jamestown 1607 was a thing, we wrote the declaration of independence, the constitution, the bill of rights. and we produced the most presidents of any state. of course virginia is the most patriotic state in the union. will: this is how it is gauged. military engagement and civic engagement. the percentage of the population that chooses to serve in the military or fulfills the definition of civic engagement which i assume is some type of public service. eloquent testimony. this is to virginia, you are doing something in virginia where everybody wants to be involved. charlie: northern virginia has expanded so far into the state that you have a bunch of federal workers. which is also if we could eliminate that in norfork and get rid of all the bureaucrats.

charlie: you're an expert.ring in the league she leads in turnovers, her team is 3 - 9 she's won three games so far, she came in a superstar in waiting but she has not met the superstar mantra yet. i don't mind that she's left out but understand this is one aspect of a bigger conversation, the real caitlin clark conversation is how she's been received by the wnba and treated by opponent players. in that context, that does look bad. charlie: it's remarkable people are actually watching. stick around the big four is next. ♪ home inspectors, general contractors, roofers; all kinds of pros recommend leaffilter. why? it's engineered for performance. because with leaffilter's patented filter technology, there's no gaps, no openings, no place for debris to get in at all. leaffilter is a permanent solution we install on your existing gutters. you'll never have to climb a ladder to clean out your gutters again. our installation process is simple and easy. just give us a call and set up an appointment today. we'll come o

charlie: you're an expert.eam is 3 - 9 she's won three games so far, she came in a superstar in waiting but she has not met the superstar mantra yet. i don't mind that she's left out but understand this is one aspect of a bigger conversation, the real caitlin clark conversation is how she's been received by the wnba and treated by opponent players. in that context, that does look bad. charlie: it's remarkable people are actually watching. stick around the big four is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ welcome back to the big weekend sherbet everyone will be talking about this week. i'll go first biden homeland security secretary is now admitting there is no impact yet on biden's board or executive order. >> what has the impact been? how many migrants have been turned away between those ports of entry? >> martha where very early stage implementation our intent is to really change the risk calculus of individuals before they leave for the border a big story many, many spin off stories of the border this and next week that we kept up a

charlie: interesting.t the fact that you know, i feel like i know a lot of parents who were, you know, they got to see what their schools very teaching and they were horrified so they pulled kids out at that point. but also it sort of probably gave some encouragement you department need encouragement. you are graduate yourself of homeschool and now you're homeschooling your own kids how many kids do you have and what are the challenges that you face? >> well i have four kids one is grown, and out of the house. and so i'm schooling three of them. the challenge is facing homeschool parents is just that challenge that faces you when you parent. it's making the time for it. it's prioritizing in your daily life. it's -- just incorporating it into how you -- how you live your daily life. thankfully here in idaho, there aren't a whole lot of restrictions on homeschoolers so there's quite a lot of liberty here. charlie: one of the things homeschool idaho is concerned with legislation that could pop up. has that be

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host: charlie spiering is here with us, senior political reporter with the daily mail, author of this book, "amateur hour: kamala harris in the white house." why did you write this book? guest: hi, thanks for having me. big part of why i wrote the book is because there's two big reasons. one is that with joe biden's age as we go into this election, the question of whether kamala harris is ready to serve as vice president is sort of paramount among voters' minds and you certainly see this already in the campaign. you saw nikki haley talk about it a lot. also going to see trump -- former president donald trump bring it up, too of the with the very real possibility that kamala harris could be the 47th president of the united states if president joe biden runs and wins and whether or not he can serve a full term. so that's a big reason why i wrote the book and also because the behind the scenes democrats are very worried about kamala harris. they don't believe she has proved herself ready to lead and a lot of them have made comments behind the scenes criticizing the vice president and don

charlie spiering, respond to what he had to say. guest: nate, i think that you correctly said that if she does run for president you would not vote for her. but i think that a big reason why i wrote the book -- not every vice president deserves a book examining the first three years. but i think in kamala harris' case, there is a very real chance that she could be the 47th president of the united states without running her own election. if it's joe biden winning in november, voters have to be aware of who kamala harris is, who the vice president is and whether or not they're comfortable with her leading the country if the president can't make it through a second term with his advanced age. host: you said at the top that in your reporting you found people who said she has improved. talk about that. guest: yeah, as they get into campaign mode, there is a lot less people talking, revealing negative things about her office. they're comfortable putting her back on script, letting her go out to some of these safe spaces where she's comfor

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charlie spiering, respond to what he had to say. that you correctly said that if she does run for president you would not vote for her. but i think that■ a big reason why i wrote the book -- not every vice president deserves a book examining the first three years. but i think in kamala harris' case, there is a 47th president of the united states without running her own election. if it's joe biden winning in november, voters have to be aware of who kamala harris is, who the vice president is and whether or not they're comfortable with her leading the country if the president can't make it through a second term with his advanced age. host: you said at the top that inzn your reporting you found people who said she has improved. guest: yeah, as they get into campaign mode, there is a lot less people talking, revealing negative things about her office. theye her back on script, letting her go out to some of these safe spaces where she's comfortable campaigning, putting her in places where she's comfortable talking about issues that the p

charlie: yes, sir.president trump bringing a message of hope as he tries to the win over voters in pennsylvania's bluest city. >> the people need hop. i go out, i see the greatest people. so we're in the middle of a pretty rough area and it's a love fest. you see that. it's incredible. they want hope. they want to have a few cur. charlie: the great byron work on that strategy, next. we're told in genesis chapter 1:26 that god is made man in his image and by his likeness has he made him. genesis is a book of fundamental importance for the jewish and christian faiths and a literary masterpiece that has profoundly shaped western civilization. now, in this exclusive online course from hillsdale college, you can deepen your understanding of how this ancient book is essential to you today. sign up for the genesis story. absolutely free at learnfromhillsdale.org. dr. justin jackson, a distinguished hillsdale college professor, will guide you through this fascinating free online course that unfolds the biblical

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charlie's thighs. >> sorry.y do need to catch up. because charlie's thighs featured quite heavily right now. so anyway, we're talking about fitness and bodies, etc. oh stop it now. a 23 year old plus size model called sarah millican has been crowned miss alabama in 2024. marvellous. after a huge win in the national pageant, the beauty queen has been subject to a mass onune queen has been subject to a mass online trolling where haters have branded her an unhealthy embarrassment. that's one of the nicer things people have been saying, by the way, but but look, you can see pictures of her there. is this idolising obese models ? is it empowering obese models? is it empowering or is it dangerous given the obesity crisis we are facing, not just in this country , but not just in this country, but all over the world, joe, i'm going to come to you first on this one, some of the messages have been has to say pretty vile . but i mean, you know, there's a healthy respect for sort of like, you know, sort of like, you know, t

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. ♪ >> hello i am alicia acuna along with tammy bruce, joe concha and charlie hurt, welcome to "the bigeekend show", the big story tonight. former president trump is riding a wave of momentum as the cnn presidential debate approaches, last nitro rallied supporters in philadelphia as he built support in traditional blue strongholds, he said his base is enthusiasm and the only fuel that he needs before the san presidential debe against biden. >> tell me how you're prepared for the debate, we see president biden's at camp david and yet the campaign trial, what is your strategy. >> this is the best strategy, we have all these people screaming questions and i look forward to the debate. i think if were prepared he'll be fine and then i'll forget it within an hour after preparing them. we'll see what happens. >> a new fox news poll of all voters reveals that a majority thinks that trump will be biden and thursday cnn presidential debate, fox news correspondent alexis mcadams is live with the latest. you talk to the former president, we saw, did he give you any hints. >> we as former president

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in the meantime let's go to fox stomach washington times opinion editor charlie hurt.harlie, this takes away the arrow that president biden had in his quiver for the upcoming debate where he could refer to donald trump as a "convicted felon" and not expect he would get it right back at him. >> yeah, it certainly does make it sloppier for their best lead efforts to hang that title on president trump, which by the way only seems to be helping him at least in the polls, but this whole thing is kind of amazing to watch this unfold. you know, let's not forget how we got where we are. the only reason hunter biden wound up getting charged with this was because this unbelievable sweetheart deal with prosecutors to fill apart. i was sort of amused when president biden was asked the other day whether he would accept the verdict because i was thinking myself i wouldn't use of this verdict? this verdict comes, this is what happens when you have extraordinary privilege, where you have extreme efforts made by everybody from the irs to the fbi to doj to the intelligence services ther

thank you all for being herement charlie, i'm going to start with you.at i understand, you don't agree with anything i just said. >> look, the reality is, that 50 million people saw what happened on thursday night and they are not going to unsee it. it was not just 90 minutes. it was a shocking moment that comes after years of doubts and speculation about joe biden's age. 86% of americans said they thought joe biden was too old. so at some point, we have to move ■çpast the denialism and gaslighting. if they need to have the conversation about two things. number one, you know, what is joe biden's condition? he should be judged on the four years of his presidency. but the 2024 election is not a gold watch. what he need to be judged on is can he prevent donald trump from getting back into the white house? and that's the question democrats have to ask themselves. they have to have this conversation. if there is not a plan b and i don't know if the democrats have a plan b, what ■çis lc? how do you fix this? how did going forward, how do you convince millions

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charlie is still sitting in his chair. like a book with two legs, reading every day. they had a unique partnership. another reason i don't have a lot of clients. this complete trust. a grounding in midwestern values. i think of that as integrity. they had fathers they admired who spent a good deal of time in public service, one a congressman, one a federal judge. they grew up in omaha. they lived in understated lifestyle, they both had big developed accounting capabilities. they read all the financials. new them well. they didn't buy companies without an established record of consistent profits for five years or more, a leadership they trusted, that have integrity and had run the company's they were about to acquire. one question warren always asked was, is this person going to love the money more than the business? because berkshire is about to make them very rich. if they loved the business more, that's who they wanted. it was a combination of risk assessment. as they say, charlie added perspective. he was guiding. great

and charlie is still with us. me play some of your conversation. >> joe biden is going to stand on the stage and he will show what he showed in 2020, that he is in this for all the right reasons and he's focus on delivering for the american people and him standing next to donald trump is the best way to show that. do i think rules are going to protect the american people from whatever donald trump might say? of course not, but i do think you know, having this really be serious is what the american people want, and i think joe biden every day is doing a good job of being president. this is a great opportunity, earlier in the cycle than ever before, for the two of them to stand together and for him to talk about what he's done and what he's fighting for. and you know, not having an audience, not having distractions, not having to worry about covid, i think all of those things are better for the american people and joe biden is going to have a great debate. >> your thoughts. >> i would say, you know, the biden campai

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actually, i think charlie. >> charlie, the tory mp , is >> charlie, the tory mp, is called a bad dadfectionate way. i daresay, but she is slightly potty the, you know, you can never rule anything out in politics. >> i think from what we've learned over the last few years. but i think to ditch rishi now and install another leader so close to a general election, i think, probably would be a misstep. >> stella, we did see lord cameron on d—day with joe biden, emmanuel macron , whilst, you emmanuel macron, whilst, you know, rishi sunak was hotfooting it back to the uk. >> the tories are relentless. they really they cannot stop eating their own children. they are absolutely ruthless. i think that the door is having a bit of fun. i agree with charlie. i think she's having fun with all of us. she knows that people are watching here, she knows we don't want to be bored and we are now hooked. we are addicted on on political parties doing something every one hour. so she's giving us, you know, she's throwing red meat. >> so where was rishi sunak yesterday then? >> well, he was hiding which was

charlie., just very briefly. and i think it's a my former boss, michael gove. >> well hopefully. oh what a segue. oh we're very professional. we're going to be we're going to be speaking to michael gove. he turns up at live spot in a couple of minutes. keep your >> welcome back to breakfast. we're still joined by emma burnell and charlie rowley. we're going through the papers. emma, this one caught our eye. this morning. apparently, britons have ditched the quest for perfection in their partners. we just want bang average now. >> i'm finally in with a chance. i'll stop over. >> stop. >> stop. >> yeah. apparently the. there's been a sort of, i guess, a backlash against the previous kind of dating app for , search kind of dating app for, search like, literally the perfect, perfect ten. it looks perfect ten in in personality. and now we're just looking for someone nice and average that we feel like we can settle down with. and i finally feel like my time has arrived. >> but beauty is skin deep. i

join manage know is charlie sykes and kimberly atkins stohr. charlie, i will start with you.at the mayor had to say about trump's comment. >> donald trump wants to talk about things that he thinks are horrible. we lived through his presidency. right back at you, buddy. i would say that. obviously, donald trump is wrong about something yet again. i find it kind of perplexing, kind of strange that he would insult the largest city in wisconsin, because he is running for president, he wants to win wisconsin, win the election. so to insult the state that's hosting your convention i think is bizarre, actually. it's unhinged in a way. >> there we saw the second part, the mayor. charlie, is this something that's going to hurt trump in such a critical state? >> you never know what people are going to remember in november. we speculate about whether this or that will break through. trust me, this broke through. every single person in the state of wisconsin heard what donald trump said and is watching it. it's leading the news broadcasts. it's the banner headline in all of the newspaper

here to react, fox news contributor charlie hurt.g, will. will: i think the big question, clearly, thises has impassioned and rallied donald trump's base and probably those who were on the edge who may have been if like, oh, i was for ron desantis or nikki haley. i think it has motivated some of those people as a well. the question, charlie, or is what does it do to independents, those who are not firmly in a biden or trump camp? >> yeah. it's a great question, and i think without a doubt, obviously, it really does electrify his base. and it solidifies the republican party. there's no longer any division about ron desantis or nikki haley or anything like. that but i also think that it does appeal to a lot of those independents and people who are looking at this and they see that, clearly, this is the not what our justice system is supposed to be about a, and they may not particularly -- they certainly don't like donald trump, but they also a don't particularly like politicians in general. and so the idea that you have a party that is

for charlie, another personal best in what is a fantastic season so far for him. he said he was over the moon and could not be happier to take silver in what was his first individual major 400 metre final. the race was won by belgium alexander doom with a new championship record. molly caudery came into the pole vault final with the world leading height and as the world indoor champion but fell a little short by her standards and had to settle for bronze. the gold was won by switzerland's angelica moser, the only athlete to clear 4.78m. she was a little disappointed after quite literally setting the bar high for herself but is dreaming about her first olympics this summer and cannot wait to get there. the women's aoom final was a thrilling head to head down the back straight to poland's natalia kaczmarek and ireland's rhasidat adeleke. it was so close but the pole just cleared when it mattered to win gold. the fastest time from anyone in the world this year. adeleke set a new personal best to come second. day 5 is the penultimate day and we have the women's 200 me

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we he and adapt our game plan and you say charlie i'm willing to wait for hours and four hours in aree to debate but if you might have sick kids, if you might have to go bring kids to a state of georgia was determined by 11,000 votes in 2020. arizona was determined by 10,000 votes . wisconsin determined by 21,000 votes, if trump would have been declared the winner you know would have all three of those states he would have served another term as president dc. let's think about this as we go forw e that say i don't know if i'm going to vote at all they definitely won't show upn election day. they're the ones that are the least likely to vote, the ones we definitely need to try to get in the early voting model . in closing what is the message of this campaign ? what is the message you are biden, what are the top points you want our activists to bring back? >> we have an amazing opportunity we've never had in him opportunity when people get to compare two presidencies and i think it's about quality of life at this int anábevne everywhere in this country i don't care where you live, i don

dent and cnn political commentator because resellers, charlie first two you trump, as you know, hasepeatedly insulted mitch mcconnell many times since the january 8, so january 6 attack. >> let's roll the tape. listen to this mitch mcconnell is a loser. >> we do have to do something about mitch mcconnell he's a disaster. these washington republicans like mitch mcconnell has the absolute worst. i had a fight to mitch mcconnell and other beauty mitch mcconnell and his wife, coco chao. coco we gotta get the mcconnell's of the world to do their job yet despite all of that, the senator is now falling in line for tomorrow's meeting. >> what does that say to you about trump's consolidation of power within the gop? >> well, he certainly has consolidated power within the gop wolf to be sure. but this meeting is going to be very awkward. not only has donald trump insulted mitch mcconnell, but also his wife. he's, there will also be several senators potentially in that meeting. a few senators who voted to convict donald trump in the impeachment i'd, young has also been critical of him. so i as

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here to react, fox news contributor, charlie hurt. charlie? i don't know.that we're skipping the opportunity like maybe to try to end a war that's costing us billions. instead we're trying to raise a few million. >> great point, but also, a good point is your observation that at least she can use the stairs, so maybe we might be better off with her in switzerland than the president, but it is kind of amazing to sit back and think about president biden flying all the way back to california to do this big fundraiser. obviously, it's campaign season and campaigns need money and all that, but it is a stark reminder of how much more interested the biden administration is at placating their friends than they are at actual leadership that would bring about peace around the world. pete: speaking of placating friends, the washington post reporting that when there was some criticism of the icc, the international criminal court or whether or not it should arrest benjamin netanyahu, george clooney picked up the phone to call the white house to defend his wife's work on

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charlie get out. thank you. charlie. charlie. culture for you to stay with us.e're going to be meeting our greatest britain. >> you don't want to miss it. but of course, we're also going to be sitting down with jls star jb gill. he has now turned into a farmer . jb gill. he has now turned into a farmer. he's going to be discussing sustainable food with us this saturday morning live on gb news welcome back to saturday morning live. the time is 1040, and this is really interesting. 60% of young shoppers are now willing to pay more for products that are sustainable. >> yeah, but equally , older >> yeah, but equally, older shoppers are concerned about not just that , but about the just that, but about the importance and quality of buying british over, say, quality. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> so what does this mean? our imported vegetables, imported foods, a thing of the past. well, we're joined now by a member of boyband jls. he's now a farmer. jb gill really good to see you this morning jb. >> thank you guys. good morning . >> thank you guys. good morning. >> thank you g