cheryl: it is. the top two issues are still the economy, inflation and immigration and she can't run from that. now, remember, she over the weekend i mentioned this the top of the show, she made a familiar proposal over the weekend. now the trump campaign's calling her copy cat kamala. listen to what she said about tips. >> when i get to us office, we are going to not charge taxes on tips. >> when i am president, we will continue our fight for working families of america and eliminate taxes on tips for service and hospitality workers. cheryl: now, the former president slamming her, he wrote on truth social, the difference is she won't do it. this was a trump idea. she has no ideas. she can only steal from me. remember, kamala proposed the largest tax increase in history. then she seemed to flip-flop again. she previously backed democrats' push for $80 billion to beef up the irs. that would include more audits on tip income, john. so the biden, harris administration, remember, they rolled out this ti

cheryl: good morning, i'm cheryl casone, in for maria bartiromo. its is tuesday, august 27, 7:00 a.m. on the east coast. time for the hot topic of the hour. kamala harris out with a new campaign ad trying to hit former president trump over the economy. well, forgetting that she's been in the white house for nearly four years. but watch. >> when i am elected president i will make i it a top priority to bring down costs. i will fight to give money back to working and middle class americans. cheryl: the ad comeses after comes after anew poll shows thad trump are neck and neck nationally, after trump got an endorsement from robert f kennedy and tell tu telsey gabb. >> whether republican, democrat, independent, if you love our country like i do, if you cherish peace and freedom like i do, i invite you to join me in doing all we can to save our country in elected president donald j. trump to do the tough work of saving our country and serving the people. cheryl: as trump is gaining endorsements, harris is losing some, senator john tester who endorsed her

cheryl: good morning, i'm cheryl casone, i'm in for maria bartiromo. it is tuesday, august 6, 7:00 a.m. on the east coast. time now tore the word on wall street, top investors watching your money. joining me is lpl financial chief financial strategist, quincy krosby, also with me, rebecca walser. we've got a rebound hitting us right now, you can see the dow, we're up 304 for the dow jones industrials, the nasdaq is now making even a better rebound, up 168, s&p as well. this is after thats massive selloff yesterday that was global. the dow losing more than 1,000 points. the s&p 500 worst day since 2022. and that fear gauge, the vix, highest level since the pandemic, market plunge of 2020. now, european markets this morning, it was a rough start with europe. now you can see the ftse and dax have come back a little bit. and then we talked a lot, quincy, about the magnificent seven. they lost a combined $1 trillion in market value yesterday. nvidia, super micro computer, that what the a.i. trade that unwound. what do you make of everything you saw yesterda

cheryl: yeah.e. so we've got some surveys that say that consumer confidence is rising. and then you've got forecasts coming, you know, especially that housing data that we got today which was rough. we're going to talk about that with my next guest, but how do you explain the different pieces of information that we're getting of investors? it seems like you get one story and hen you get the opposite. >> right. it's so muddled. and it really is hard to the follow all the noise. we really have to kind of pick your stocks widely, and you -- wisely, and you can't just follow one area of the consumer. obviously, i love walmart here. something that was interesting in their earnings that came out is their biggest increase in cohort consumer were consumers that make $100,000 or more. so think about that. you've got a high-end consumer, basically, trading down and flocking to to walmart. so that would be a stock that i would be very interested in in a market like this, you know? it's strange, you really --

cheryl: could good morning. i'm cheryl casone for maria bartiromo. it is monday, august 12, 8:00 a.m. east coast time for hot topic of the hour a "fox business" exclusive, president trump to sue government over 2022 mar-a-lago raid result in federal case involving classified documents lydia hu with more. >> good morning, cheryl former president donald trump putting government on notice plans to sue them for 100 million dollars over the mar-a-lago raid from two years ago prosecution of documents case that followed in this notice filed with government last week, trump accuses department of justice and fbi of invasion of privacyy malicious prosecution abuse of process, lawyers talked to "fox business" exclusively saying goal to keep trump from running for office again. >> we have a word for that throne around a lot in this case, is kate precise election interference what president trump believes entire special counsel investigation was about. interfering with his ability to get elected. >> trump's lawyer raises a number of issues, one the way the search

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cheryl: good morning i am cheryl casone and for maria bartiromo tuesday august 27, your top stories 6:00 a.m. eastern time. campaign messaging two weeks out before the next presidential debate. president trump in arlington to pay tribute to the 13 u.s. service members killed in the abbey gate terror attack three years ago president joe biden vice president harris only offering statements their absence leaving the press to ask the white house who is running the country. here is out with a new campaign add trying to hit trump over the economy she's been in charge of as trump sees a boost in polls after rfk junior's endorsement will begin a former democrat onto the team were following all of this all morning long futures meanwhile on your tuesday morning we are mixed right now, the dow is lower by four points and the nasdaq is up by 38 s&p was up by three to half after a mixed day on wall street on monday chip stocks tumbling causing the nasdaq to slide as you continue screen nvidia those earnings out to more investors will hit the brakes on bind to the a.i. boom. european markets as you

cheryl: good morning i am cheryl casone a and for maria bartiromo. it is monday august 12:7 a.m. on the east coast. vice president harris claiming she will release her economic agenda this week which is still unclear even though she's been in office for three and half years already. watch. >> when you expect to rely your policy platform. >> next week and it will be focused on the economy and what we need to do to bring down cost and strengthen the economy. cheryl: into financial times michigan poll finds 42% of voters will be in better financial shape under a second trump term compared to, let here is 33%. here is making a familiar proposal this weekend earning her a new nickname from president trump, copycat, let here is. >> when i get to office vernacular charge taxes on tips. >> when i am president we will continue our fight for working families of america and eliminate taxes on tips for service and hospitality workers. cheryl: harris flip-flop again she had backed democrats push for $80 billion to beef up the irs that would include more audits on tip income. the biden harris

cheryl: regulatory. to mention aspect confi confiscation, if you have money in crypto difficult to confiscate. >> we have seen with lawsuit in new york against donald trump hundreds millions of dollars wealth trying to confiscate from him, i think -- if you are a crypto fan you are probably looking at the confiscation of assets as well saying maybe i want to go with guy embracing us not person who thinks maybe she will. cheryl: who is ftc chair tricia i want to ask amount of money spent on advertising i mean harris raised over 500 million she took over the ticket. but that political advertising how is that relating do you think especially in swing states. >> looking at pennsylvania the only state that donald trump campaign even really playing in advertising, is pennsylvania compared to kamala harris they are spending big in battleground states partially because got the go donald trump, feeling has spent a lot of campaign on pac money on lawsuits that that is a challenge for the campaign. >> to get ground

cheryl: good morning i am cheryl casone in for maria bartiromo, monday august 57:00 a.m. on the east coast. time for the hot topic of hour critics are asking where is kamala harris it is been 15 days and she emerged as a democrat nominee. she has yet to hold a press conference. jd vance telling his thoughts. >> kamala harris hasn't answered an immediate question in 14 days since becoming the presumptive nominee of the democrat party, that the scandal on its own. if you want to leave the country you should stand before the free press and answer questions sometimes hostile questions as president trump and i have. cheryl: also telling maria that he doe she doesn't understand bc inflation. >> the simple policy between kamala harris and donald trump we want to open up american energy and kick out millions of illegal aliens that shouldn't be in the country that will lower the price of homes for american citizens. a lot of the economic policies were predicted by economists on the left to leave exactly where they are now. they went ahead because as, let here is said she is of rad

>> good morning, cheryl.d a pretty big bounce over the last few sessions in oil prices, recapturing key support levels that we are watching, very over of-sold so o stirring up a relief rally in oil of. we've seen this before. oil rallies a little bit but then fades. the problem oil, it's been in a down trend since april. to reverse the down trend we're watching for a close above $80. i think take could suggest we're seeing further conflict in oil potentially with iran coming into the equation as a bigger impact but for now these bounces continue to get pushed down by that longer term down trend. cheryl: the point i made at the top of the show is that, look, if israel does decide to strike the iranian oil fields, that would affect in particular the brent contract, the global contract. so we'll see what the next steps are, with the cease fire negotiations. let's break down the 10 year. jay powell did lay the ground work for interest rate cuts ahead, he said the time has come for policy to adjust. the futures ma

cheryl: good morning, i'm cheryl casone, i'm in for maria bartiromo. it is friday, august 30, 7:00 a.m. on the east coast. it is time for the hot topic of the hour. vice president harris sitting down for her first televised interview since biden dropped out of the race last month, attempting to defend her record on the border and what she would do differently despite her current role as border czar. watch. >> the root causes work that i dids vice president that i was asked to do by the president has actually resulted in a number of benefits including historic investments by american businesses in that region. the number of immigrants coming from that region has actually reduced since we began that work. ask any community in america that has been devastated by fentanyl what passing that bill would have done to address their concerns and pain they've experienced. >> you would push that legislation again? i just want to ask -- >> i will make sure that it comes to my desk and i would sign it. we have laws that have to be followed and enforced, that address

cheryl: look.mcdonald's i think was first sign that something is going on with the consumer in particular lower end, when mcdonald's misses global sales by 1%, a great deal that is surprise i ask about google before you go. that federal judge did rule that google has illegally held a on mr. plea in two market areas search and tech advertising this allegedly google kept share of general search market creating strong barriers to entry feedback look to sustain dominating unanimous marks first antimonopoly decision against a tech company in decades do you think we will see more actions like this in the course against big tech? >> i suspect we will especially if democrats win november they are not black and white they are gray room for interpretation i suspect more of in a against mega cap tech companies. >> alphabet is lower this morning, we are going to watch that stock bob doll always great to see you has been a while thank you for being here we will see you soon we are getting started coming up, cou

cheryl: multiple u.s. airbase in iraq as tensions in the middle east continue to rise, trey yingst joins us live from israel with all the latest, good morning to you. >> good morning overnight and iran back militia targeted a base in iraq that houses american troops, were waiting for more information on the condition of the soldiers, we know that several were injured in the attack, and marked the 219th time the u.s. forces were targeted to the middle east since october and the target of the incident that occurred at the al-assad airbase in western iraq couldn't have come at a more tense time president body was at the white house during this event being updated on the expected iranian attack that is planned against israel, the commander-in-chief posting to ask that he was briefed on the incident in efforts to de-escalate with iran and its proxies biden goes on to say that we discussed the steps were taken to defend our forces and respond to any attack against our personnel in a manner of our choosing the qu

cheryl: good morning. i'm cheryl casone in for maria bartiromo. it is tuesday, it is august 27. 8:00 a.m. east coast, time for hot topic of the hour, mark zuckerberg finally coming out with the truth admitting company was pressured by biden-harris administration to censor americans on coronavirus pandemic a letter to house judiciary committee chair jim jordan zuckerberg said he believes pressure was wrong regrets not being more outspoken sake i feel strongly we should not compromise our standards due to pressure are from any administration in either direction ready to push back if something like thisps happens again white house spokesman saying when confronted with deadly pandemic this administration you will encouraged responsible actions to protect public health and safety our position clear, we believe tech companies private arcs to take account actings have on people making choices about information they present zuckerberg says he regrets suppressing about hunter biden's laptop here is former white house press secretary when questioned by pete

cheryl: she and walter heading to georgia. and you notice by the way governor kemp and former president trump have made am amends. governor kemp is coming out saying enough with the name-calling let's get together and when georgia for trump. >> we like to see it that's what we should be doing united as a party. look at virginia a couple polls that showed within the margin of error for kamala harris, could that be in play, could new jersey be in play. i want to talk about rfk's family, what a horrible example for the american people in seeking family, politics. i'm a catholic, the kennedy family is a big catholic family. that's not what our values are. cheryl: tammy said the most malicious response came from his own family which is true. real quick, democrats on capitol hill may be publicly supporting harris white hart run but it's a different story behind closed doors over policy proposal. politico is reporting many democrats say the price-fixing plan may have any chance of passing the house and your plan is not viable. wall s

cheryl cheryl for mariama, monday, august 5, 8:00 a.m. on the east coast, time for the hot topic of the hour, it is the economy, experts seeing number of recessionary red flags after friday's weak jobs' report led to stocks tumbling around the world, futures continue to sell off today. fox business hillary vaughn live from the white house with the latest. good morning. >> good morning, cheryl economists at goldman sachs think a recession is more likely than it was before. economists raising likelihood from 15% likely to 25% likely. this after last week a weak jobs report triggered recession could be on the cusp americans are already insecure unsure about how things are going, finding only one in four voters say economy is in good or excellent shape a "the wall street journal" survey found that voters prefer former president trump over vice president kamala harris on the issue of the economy, by 12 points. democrats not doubting their strategy or their policies saying going to keep doing what they do when it comes to the economy. >> look.

cheryl: yeah.eign policy, national security. everything seen through a political prism. it can't stay this way. cheryl: well, we'll see. we do have a debate in less than two weeks. mike lee, michael balboni, thank you so much. "varney & company" is up next, and stuart varney, happy friday, mr. varney. stuart: right back at you. good morning, cheryl. and good morning, everyone. from the harris interview last night, my values have not changed. i'll be clear on this. we need a new way forward. well practiced talking points, desperate to avoid the flip-flop charge. in 20 odd minutes' worth of tape, harris and walz ca

talk to me about money and her idea, cheryl. >> cheryl: we can't afford it pages already come out ands no longer for medicare for all. that's one of the flip-flops. >> harris: do you know how much video there is? >> cheryl: it's going to get played over and over, but there are other things she could propose that will be just as concerning from a financial standpoint. one thing they could do is expand medicaid, they could do that. they could lower the age for medicare. two costly actions. they could create a public option. these are all offshoots building on the affordable care act, which we used to call obamacare. which, by the way, is very expensive. even if you have the affordable care act right now, you're still paying over $500 if you're 40 years old for that coverage every month. it's over $700 if you are 50. and a lot of people still can't afford that. we spend 70% of gdp just to flip the affordable care act today. >> harris: a little bring the prices down. >> cheryl: 56% of working age people are on private insurance plans. nobody wants to give up their private insurance plans.

be, cheryl, take us back -- but, cheryl, take us back to the probability of a half a point cut in septemberow markets would view that. i think they might view that negatively. i do not see the fed cutting rates by 50 basis points in september. tell us more -- >> believe me, that's why i jumped in earlier, because that is a very extreme bet. i watch these, well, every day pretty much, and i've never seen that type of move based off of one data point like the jobs report we got today. but i also remind everybody another reason we're seeing this huge selloff is, of course, because of technology the stocks. look at apple. look at amazon today -- maria: intel. >> look at intel, getting crushed in the premarket. stuart: martha: 20%. -- maria: 20%. >> you mentioned the selloff in tech since june. so i think we've got two complaining factors that are hitting the markets. we'll see how we close, but it doesn't look so good as we go to the open. maria: so next week what are your eyes on in terms of market catalysts? i mean, we are going to probably get kamala harris' vice presidential pick by tuesday

joining me today, fox business anchor and host of american dream home, cheryl casone. business anchor and cohost of "the bottom line" on fox business, dagen mcdowell. post of the "kennedy saves the world" podcast, kennedy. host of "one nation," brian kilmeade. we begin with yet more whiplash coming out of out of vice president, harris' campaign. this time it's about electric vehicles. the harris campaign sent out this "fact-check email" claiming it was a "lie" that kamala harris backs ev mandates. however, here is his own record suggests otherwise. in 2019 she cosponsored a senate bill that would indeed require all new car sales to be evs or zero emission cars by 2040. that's what a mandate is called. that same year during her failed presidential run, she doubled down on that stance. watch. >> will everyone have to drive electric cars? >> by 2045 will have basically zero emission vehicles only. 100%. >> emily: harris was more ambitious on her 2020 campaign website with platform promising zero emissions by 2030. as vice president, kamala harris has champion of electric

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casone here with details. >> cheryl: good morning.ing the dnc last night, repeating an attack he's made for years, that billionaires are the enemy. watch this. >> how many of our fellow americans are struggling everyday to just get by and put food on the table, to pay the rent and get healthcare they need. >> cheryl: said harris and the party are ready to move forward with price control. >> oligarchs tell us not to take on price gouging and do not cover dental, hearing and vision and we shouldn't increase social security benefits for struggling seniors. i've got some bad news for them. that is pretransitionally what we are going to do. >> cheryl: vice president harris blamed high prices at the grocery store on businesses. prices are 26% higher than 2019. not much price gouging going on in this industry, they have 1-2% profit margin, talking about grocery stores. it is input cost, knowledge of gasoline, rent, labor cost and that broken supply chain that has to be -- during the pandemic and after, getting back on track there. main drive

. >> joey: cheryl casone is here with details. cheryl? >> cheryl: good morning to both of you. lower in the premarket 94 points. s&p down. nasdaq looks like it shall open higher we shall see. another rough day on wall street. all three indices losing ground. the dow jones industrial average down 234 points. just over half a percent. the s&p over 40 points. worst five day start we have seen in a month for 8 years for both the dow and s&p. technology stocks nlvd and super microcomputer snc down 20% at the close last night. that fear gauge that we talk about a lot not where we were on monday. but it is still elevated meaning we are really not out of the woods yet. get ready for more volatility. >> carley: she said a bumpy ride yesterday and you were right. kamala harris said something very notable yesterday she talked about day one priorities. what is that? >> she is going to bring down prices talking inflation. starting to get a sense of the economic priorities of kamala harris, watch. >> we believe in a future where we lower the cost of living for america's families so that they

your wife, cheryl, who is your providing partner as well, you travel a lot.k about the personal toll. in 2008, we were on a bus together at some point, i cover the president will campaign it was gone from the iowa caucuses to election night traveling the country and they wanted me to do that again in 2,012. my husband would have divorced me in all honesty but you've been doing this for decades. talk about family bond and strain, and your precarious position you presented? >> guest: that's an important question and the burdens of foreign correspondent in particular and war correspondents born by loved ones, i began chasing hope with a plane crash in the congo and i guess i'm not giving anything away by saying i survived. after the crash, i pool out my satellite phone, cheryl and i were tokyo correspondence of the new york times than. i called cheryl up in tokyo and shakily said i was fine and asked how she was, she was a little surprised and said she was fine. that i thought maybe calling from the immediate aftermath of a plane crash and telling her about it w

cheryl casone will explain. i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. we have all that coming up. head to the campaign trail. former president trump and j.d. vance are in two critical states and tim walz holding his first solo event. >> todd: absent is democratic nominee himself. mike emmanual has more. mike. >> mike: former president trump will travel from florida to a ashville, north carolina. and j.d. vance will be in grand rapids. the focus will of course be on the economy. >> all that being said, the election coming up and people want to hear about the economy and fact they can't buy groceries because they don't have enough money. we will reduce taxes further for middle income people and businesses. we set a record, did more deregulation and more restrictions on businesses than any other president. >> mike: and tim walz did his first solo event in know front of unions. >> you press legislature to do the right thing. we know how to do this. we have 84 days to take control of our own destiny, 84 damn days. that is easy. we'll sleep when we're dead, w

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>> todd: cheryl casone upon explain what is ddos hot route. >> cheryl: yes, exciting, greeky stuff ios attack delayed the conversation, distribute said denial of service attack. there appear to be massive ddos attack, working on shutting it down. this is classified as cyber crime. at attackers flood a server to p prevent users access. delay acted a couple hours, various finds 1.3 million people appeared to be watching during the conversation. it did remind many of the botch of ron desantis presidential campaign launch announcement. this as fbi is probing trump campaign hack that includes investigating attempts to gain access in former campaign of biden with harris as his running mate. fbi did not elaborate, microsoft reported iranian hackers sent spear fishing email to a campaign and roger stone come out, former trump advisor, that he was contacted because of compromised e-mail. as far as ddos attack, independently confirm that is what it was, that is what musk said it was. >> carley: copy on all fronts. donald trump calling out kamala harris for no tax on tip policy, which was his.

i had, cheryl. >> cheryl: good morning.e president kamala harris economic policies rolling out yesterday, including proposal to raise corporate tax rate to 28%. president trump cut the rate down to 21. harris says this is fiscally responsible way to put money back in the pockets of working people. analysis by tax foundation revealed raising corporate tax rate would have negative effect on gp and labor market. this is largest driver and will reduce gdp by .6 and wages by .5%. more taxes does not mean a company will continue to employ same amount of people, they may have to make cuts. >> todd: they always cut jobs. u.s. accusing iran of launching cyber operation against trump and harris campaign. >> cheryl: reports came out after it was made public. launching attacks against harris and former president trump. fbi, cyber security agency did release a statement on this saying we have observed aggressive iranian activity during this election cycle targeting american public and cyber operation targeting presidential campaigns. tr

i mean, cheryl went through, you know, i mean, i. there were lots of time. i've been held up at gunpoint, more countries than i can possibly count. and it's really scary for a spouse to go through that and say bye and not know when somebody has come back. and we both lost friends these contexts and, you know, it's hard on the kids to we have three kids and. i do think that news organizations have gotten a lot better about trying to keep reporters safe and they put much more energy into over the last 15 years or so. but i but i think that is a sacrifice that a spouses and children make is something that became particularly to me, you know, as i wrote the book and and as sheryl editing, they get and saying, you see, you know, and and there's this really tough balance because, you know, we deeply care about stories. we want to go cover things. we want to bear witness. it's important to get them. and yet you're not only risking yourself, you're risking your interpreter, your driver your videojournalist, your photographer. if you're going with that person and you

nick is married to cheryl who is not only his partner in life but his partner in writing they have threehildren and live in the beautiful oregon. now you might be wondering why i a two term member of the montgomeryer county council is moderating this conversation before running for office i used to be a journalist myself i worked at cnn for 12 years covering congress, national politics and presidential campaigns there's a lot of similarities between nick and myself. i attended american university in washington d.c. he attended the american university in cairo. [laughter] he also attended harvard and is a rhodes scholar so i'm going to stop at the similarities right there. [laughter] while there might be a number of other similar issue here about during our conversation what i can say is for individuals and journalists to cover the news there is a natural interest among many to go from objective journalism to active participants and that is what happened with me. i was a journalist working in the d.c. bureau and walking to the metro from my home in silver spring, maryland. as i was walkin

good morning, cheryl. >> cheryl: good morning. spacecraft is going to return to earth without them. now elon musk space x is answering the call to help and one boeing employee told "new york post," we've had so many emba embarrassments, we're under a microscope. we hate space x, i'm horrified. the astronauts discovered helium leaks in the boeing starliner, which was a problem going up, but could be a bigger problem coming back to earth. now they will have to wait until february to come back to earth, that is eight months. the empty starliner is expected to land back on earth in september. it will be done remotely. all eyes on the rueturn of that sp spacecraft. >> ashley: i would not be happy. a free speech debate. >> cheryl: quite the international story, telegram is de defending its founder after he was arrested in france. he was on his jet, the ceo has nothing to hide, they say. claim platform or owner are responsible for abuse of the platform. it's become a free speech issue. european authorities claim he failed to do enough to

>> cheryl: former president trump out west. floated idea if re-elected there would be no taxes on tips, something vice president kamala harris went on to promise, as well. trump is bringing the message home to service workers today. it is time for government to keep hands out of those struggling most. the vice president last night slamming her opponent. watch. >> everyone here knows he does not fight for the middle class. he does not fight for the middle class. he fightses for himself and his billionaire friends. he intends to act national sales tax, call it a trump tax, to raise prices on middle class families by 4000 a year. [crowd booing] >> instead of a trump tax hike, we will pass a middle class tax cut that will benefit more than 100 million americans. >> cheryl: of course that is an expensive proposal. the nation's debt has surpassed 35 trillion dollars. when we talk about inflation and de debts, two go hand in hand. >> todd: how will she do capital gains tax on every american that ownsa i home, they will have to pay the

cheryl casone with details now. cheryl. >> that's right, maria. arizona police arrested that man.reatening to assassinate former president trump. police say the suspect made threatening posts on social media. trump said he was not aware of the manhunt until a reporter told him about it. despite threats like that, he says he still has a job to do. >> does that make you want to change the way you do events or of anything? how do you respond to that? >> it makes me want to get away from this interview because you and i are standing out here. i was told you think you could do it some place else? i have to do my job. it's a dangerous job. but i have to do my job. this is so sad and you've seen the whole thing today, i hope you're going to report on it fairly. but this border is so dangerous. >> well, officials in arizona say that suspect has in no known ties to the butler pennsylvania assassination attempt. more bad news for the two astronauts stuck in the space. the space suits of the boeing launched astronauts are not compatible with their potential ride home on a spacex dragon ship

cheryl: when you got 35 trillion in debt right now, no, i -- i mean biggest problem, and the spending has exponentially increased under biden layers administration now that talking about her plans for the future it leads more questions than answers was in north carolina giving a speech talking prices, costs are still too high no matter how much people work hard to get ahead. she says here is new way forward but new way forward to her and her team is the biden plan. and the biden spending plans that we have in place, so until she o pivots into their own ideas price controls aside, there isn't really a true economic platform to run on that is going to make any financial sense, numbers have to work. >> yeah, i mean look. then kamala whose running mate tricia your take on this learning more about tim walz and relationship with americas's largest adversary that is china when walz was teacher praised chinese custom calling it a system everyone the same everyone shares comments reporting in nebraska alliance times herald in 1991 highlighted walz student exchange programs in china your reacti

we do you can have your book signed out there in theand now o introduce cheryl casco. it's cheryl has written extensively about the role of music in american culture in the 20th and 21st centuries. her books include god bless america, the surprising history of an iconic song and a chance to harmonize how fdr hidden music unit sought to save america from the great depression. she has published articles in new york times slate, humanities and other outlets and has written and produced audio stories for kla, lw, public media, cheryl has received research and writing support from the national endowment for the humanities the center at the library, congress southern association for women's historians, franklin eleanor roosevelt institute. american musicological society association for recorded collections, music library association and. society for american music. cheryl has earned her ph.d. in music with an ethnomusicology focus from harvard and a b.a. in music from oberlin originally the san francisco bay area. she currently lives with her family berkeley, california. ple

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cheryl and chief really appreciate you coming on the show today.do have some of the information for the 10th annual luau fundraiser benefiting the sean and walsh memorial foundation. if you take a look on your screen, it's kind of small, i know, but there is a qr code right there. you can find out more information, you can register, you can get a ticket again. it goes from 315 to 445 and then on into the evening as well. so make sure you head to that website to check out more information. again, thank you so much. really appreciate it. >> thank you. it's our honor alex. >> yeah. appreciate the conversation. thank you all coming up here on the four this afternoon, a community block party happening in oakland later on this week to promote peace and unity. we'll talk live up next with the organizers about this event, which will lude z's baking the house special. arisa's styling a new look. and steve's filling his biggest order ever. with the first ever comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee, these business owners get five years of value on gig s

dow jones futures taking a big dip overnight. >> joey: cheryl casone has more. >> cheryl: the dow didn friday because of horrible jobs report we got on friday. that got the conversation going about a recession in this country. if that is the case, that will have an impact on the election. we are watching what is happening with regard to the middle east. if there is a counter strike or a strike on israel, from iran, what does that mean? not judge just for global equity market. japan had a bad overnight, worst trading day for japan market since 1987, black monday. to be clear, how we open is not how we close, a lot can change between now and 4:00 p.m. eastern time. watch neil cavuto. >> carley: we appreciate that plug coming from you. cr cryptocurrency is making big news. >> cheryl: a couple of i think thises here. kamala harris and biden administration have been an anti-transcripto. they sent the sec after crypto. that crypto-industry, they have money to put down on a candidate for president. this there will be a zoom call this week led by ro khanna. 50 million americans are invested i

cheryl casone is here with more. hi, cheryl. >> cheryl: good morning to you, carley.ter the dow dropped a thousand points at close yesterday. nasdaq dropping by three percent of close. rough day, we're rebounding this morning, dow is up 100 points and nasdaq and s&p are up. japan index hurt, it is third larges largest index in the world. it bounced back today and gained 10% overnight. this is part of the global stock m market meltdown we've seen over three weeks of indexes suffered yftz, there is concern about the global economy. friday's job report showed nearly highest in three years, that has those saying kamala harris honeymoon could be coming to an end. >> everything in this honeymoon period may seem silly when people look at their 401(k)s or grocery prices, hype coming back to earth. >> cheryl: weak economic numbers account cause federal reserve to cut rates when they meet. legendary analysts a cut could happen due to rates falling faster than expected. >> federal reserve had wonderful opportunity last wednesday to lower fed fund late and did not take it, i thin

don't miss cheryl on mornings with maria, hosting today.to georgia state capital, they will discuss sharing a locker room with lia thomas, the biological male swimmer who went on to be a national champion. riley will preview her testimony today. what are main points you want to drive home today? >> well, thrilled to be on with you, todd. let's be clear, this is never where we wanted to be, myself nor other plaintiffs here. what we are hoping for and been hoping for the past two years since national championship in 2022, we want accountability and responsibility from all who were compliceits and advanced policy that allowed thomas to compete in the women's category and strip down fully naked in our locker room, which those people in leadership positions have desperately tried to ashes void. we are hoping to see the president of georgia university, he's been invited to show up and testify. hope to see him. and hopefully have answers that way. why we're here, we're fightingly for our past teammates and next generation and younger futures, our

cheryl. >> cheryl: we get july jobs report giving investors plenty to chew on.xpectation is 175,000 with unemployment rate clocking in at 4.1%, same as last month. last year the economy added 206,000 jobs. we looked at private sector, hotter than expected, initial jobless claims more than expected by the economist at the labor market, giving investors reason to buy stocks. we will were /* -- >> cheryl: former president trump telling fox business that meta and facebook chief zuckerberg said the company made a mistake over the assassination attempt against him last month, watch. >> mark zuckerberg called me after the event and said that was amazing and brave and he announced he will not support a democrats because he respected me for what i did that day. i think what i did -- to me, normal response. i was called by mark zuckerberg yesterday, day before or same subject and he apologized and said they made a mistake. nobody called from google. >> cheryl: we got a statement from google, they said fact check was applied to a photo. it has been fixed, we apologize for

. >> joey: cheryl casone has the scoop on that. >> cheryl: gavin newsom is imploring california to cleang to pull funding. >> the courts are saying we can't do anything, that is no longer the case, simple order, do your job. no excuses, you have money and flexibility. >> cheryl: he was filmed clearing out a homeless encampment in los angeles county just weeks after signing that order and telling authorities do something. that was the 25th. last year 180,000 people were sleeping outside, this state has spent 24 billion to fix the crisis and it is not fixed. >> carley: he became governor in 2018, so six years later? this is a huge issue in cali california. governor tim walz, his record having to do with illegal immigrantses is being called into question. >> cheryl: funding and spending i want to focus on. this is vice presidential pick on the democratic ticket tim walz. governor of minnesota is now under focus. critics say his plsz lavished illegal immigrants. i like to call it managed decline wrapped in blanket of be benevolence, it is life in minnesota. he is sheave chief ad administrato