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plus corey lewandowski fresh off his return to the term campaign talks with us an exclusive interview brand-new polls that show tightening numbers in key battleground said. donald trump must a wind to return to the white house. as america celebrate labor day this long holiday weekend our sunday panel takes a deep dive into the state of the economy. the key issue for voters in poll after poll. all right now on "fox news sunday." ♪. shannon: hill from fox news in washington there's breaking news of the middle east. israel says it has recovered the bodies of six hostages in gaza israeli military says all six were killed shortly before idf troops attempted to rescue them. among those lost 23 old american hersh goldberg-polin was taken from the music festival on october 7. were so many young civilians lost their lives or were captured by hamas terrorists. his parents john and rachel have been a high profile advocates for families of all the hostages. speaking out of the democrat national convention in chicago last month. reacting to the news president biden said quote hamas leaders will pa

howard: we're back with corey lewandowski.is headline after the horrifying school shooting in georgia, j.d. vance says school shootings are a fact of life, calls for better security. there was a lot of outrage about that. ap deleted the headline because vance actually said i don't like that this is a pact of life. >> howie, this is the not the first time that we have seen the mainstream media twist the words of someone on the conservative side. this is, you know, unfortunately, i'd like to say it was an honest mistake, but it's not. it always seems that when a headline is wrong or a story in is inaccurate, it's against the republicans. we've seen this now from big tech when mark zuckerberg has now admitted that he suppressed providing information that conservatives were sharing which we now know to be accurate at the request of the biden administration. so, howie, i'd love to say it was an honest mistake from the ap but, unfortunately, for many of us, i've been doing this for almost a decade with president trump, and we have s

talk about their son to group ronald reagan institute director corey lewandowski fox news contributorarie harf targeted victory executive vice president former senior advisor to senator tim scott matt gorman and rightist white house correspondent jeff mason. welcome to all of you. jeff, we got the interview, went with the solo interviewed no one's going to be satisfied with that. we went a lot more answers and a lot more access. >> yes i think all of us want more access that's the role the press is to have a chance to talk to the candidates it. this first when she did say i was in a gaggle we call in a goggle with her on the tarmac a few weeks ago when she said she was planning to do this interview. it took a few weeks to get there. she went through a whole lot of questions and answers. you cannot get that many done in 20 minutes which is 20 -- 25 minutes is about what they had. the answer you just played about her values is something democrats are going to like and republicans are going to use against her. that's brody seeing that sensory. >> we talked about vibes. you talk about fre

plus, trump campaign senior advisor corey lewandowski is here.e is, he's going to give us insights on why the former president is saying there are holes in his security. also tonight, former president trump debuts a brand new tax break idea. you know what kamala harris is thinking? >> we will have no tax on tips, something which they copied four weeks after i said it. she got up and said no tax on tips. liz: how trump's now tax break idea could help taxpayers, you know, will kamala try to copy this some economist here to react and plus a new report on where exactly migrants have settled in the united states. how many are in counties biden won or trump won? what does this mean for the election? we've got new york congressman mike lawletter here and also democrats still with not dial back their own rhetoric. >> how many more assassination attempts on donald trump until president and vice president and you take a different word to describe trump? >> i actually completely disagree with the premise of your question. the question that you're asking liz

trump 2024 senior official, corey lewandowski joins me now. thank you for being here.ld mention, at 10:00 tonight, i know you got to come here but some other folks in your team are over on gutfeld! where president trump joined the whole crew! >> it will be a surprise, it will be a great show, has the opportunity to go here or come here, i'm happy to be with you. >> martha: while a thank you pig to see how that goes, looking forward to watching that tonight. was regarding to uniondale, a lot of people look at that election map, couple weeks to go. why is the former president spending time in new york which is his down double digits at the moment against kamala harris. >> we will take no vote for granted, and from the democrats to take every vote for granted as a half for the last 30 years, if taken to the african american vote and the union vote for granted, for the first time in 28 years the teamsters union decided not to endorse in this race because they know the people have to get up to go to work every single day that see the cost of the groceries go up, cost of hom

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david: corey lewandowski great stuff. you actually answer questions unlike a lot of people these days. good to see you. well yesterday, a day after the senate released a damming report on security failures they trump rally shooting in july, today the house bipartisan task force investigating the incident received jarring testimony from local and state police officers. david spunt is live in d.c. with the details on this. david? reporter: we've heard a lot from the secret service director and fbi about what happened that day but today was a chance for the public to hear from local law enforcement. we heard from the butler county emergency services unit, the butler police, pennsylvania state police. former secret service agent was not connected to butler and the medical examiner who did the autopsy on the 20-year-old shooter. out of all of the interviews pages and pages of documents there's one pressing question both sides of the aisle are still asking the secret service more than two months later. >> why in the world would

these are people, corey lewandowski, laura lumer, who most of the other people in that orbit, at leaster professionals, what we think of as political professionals, do not want in. they are sort of security blankets and especially corey creatures of the president, almost a buddy comedy and he's playing lindsey graham to trump's john mccain just flying around with him, same with laura lumer. it's also a reflection if you look at trump's behavior recently and what we know about these people and the chaos they often sow in his orbit, that he is falling back on some of his bad habits. again, those bad habits in 2016 did not keep him from the presidency. in 2020, they did. but they're certainly bad habits that all the professionals think are not going to be helpful for him to win in november with about seven weeks left. >> i wonder because when you hear donald trump double down on these things and say double down although i'll roll my eyes at that term because double down feels overused. when he leans into these controversies, david, the question is why. and why when he's leaning into thing

that's corey lewandowski ripping vice president kamala harris for trying to change the debate rules forore let's bring in today's political panel. aaron parini along with democratic strategist jim kessler. thanks for joining us this afternoon. this is a weigh-in and a boxing match where we have gotten into a fight before the actual fight. aaron is this fight about cutting off microphones and you know people, are they paying attention? >> it's all the political insiders and pundits who come on to talk about the inside baseball negotiations that happen behind the stage at the debates. the big thing is this debate looks like it said that happen. whatever rules are shaping up to be the term team is bringing tulsi gabbard in. she has been honored debate stage in trying to look at this and different way and how they will approach it but at the end of the day they have the policy positions to contrast with ann, is going to be culpable for the failures of the biden/harris administration. there's an audience or not we will continue to play the political games and that will happen behind the scen

listen corey lewandowski will be on the show and ask him if they've agreed to details on the mickingsd what they are doing about debate prep. pete: that will be interesting. something watch. rachel: open mic worked when he said only rose o'donnell won republicans with that debate and we'll see what happens in that but i definitely think i'm speaking -- might come up in the debate. [laughter] shannon. shannon: listening for it. pete: we'll be watching. great to see you thanks shannon. that is the whole goal -- that report if accurate from nbc that's -- she's going to create a victim feel -- right? joey: to a bully turn him into a bully that's the whole game because game can't be on substance amount of coaching that's going into finding that moment to look like you've been interrupted and then push back strongly and make him look like that's -- feels to me that clip right there -- is a preview of what's coming. you can prevent that by the way that's the strategy i think that goes into -- the back and forth. sphwhroa it takes a lot of discipline for everything that donald trump does well

i recently had trump's 2016 campaign manager, who is back on the 2024 campaign, corey lewandowski.h. why are so many parts of the republican platform overlap with 25. we can put -- >> very simple. president trump said he's had nothing dodd with project 2025. there's groups on the right and the left who come up with policy initiatives. >> what do you saying to the people who saying they're basically 25 on abortion? >> i know nothing about project 2025. >> project 2025 has absolutely nothing to do with the past, present or future. president trump and president trump alone will make his own policies. >> heritage does such an incredible job. they lay the ground work for exactly what our movement will do. >> you can take it all there together, lewandowski and miller here, and that shows what they're saying now, then you have the history i've shown you, including trump touting heritage for the blueprint. now we have jd vance with his linking to project 2025, and some have only been unearthed recently. he wrote an admiring introduction to earlier reports, saying any support for low-income

i asked corey lewandowski about yesterday and he said, absolutely, they have this amazing ground gamewill release -- we have 31 offices in north carolina -- we have offices in michigan and republicans down. the question is, because they don't, we also know democrats have these places in full force all the time. in between the election cycles, they are not gearing up for election cycles. the big issue, there are many issues around 2020 but the big one was around turn out, getting in those mail-in votes, and we have that situation where votes are coming in late in the day. we have the day of voting catch at first, then the mail-in. so you will see a huge number of mail-in ballots coming in later in the day. as something everybody has to understand and be. four. but i wonder how successful both sides are going to be in getting their folks organized and out early to vote. i think it's a huge issue. and i want to mention, from wisconsin, he has subpoenas for federal agencies being used by executive order in voter turnout efforts. this is a very sophisticated game, and they look to play wit

or something with his operation people who had really deep experi in campaigns versus someone corey lewandowski. what was the operation that they were trying to build the campaign they were trying to build and, i guess, to then fast forward to 20, 24? were they successful? well, it was a pretty and scrappy group that was with him at time, especially 2021. there somebody named taylor bordewich who brought on as a communications director and he had worked in tea party politics in california and, you know, he he been in in trump world. you had susie wiles. you still had some of political operatives who had always been with trump or who were close to don who were helping out in different ways or helping advise on endorsements or political ventures that trump had. but it's funny, with trump, i think was a real desire to have who would steady the ship for him. but at the same time, he's always been a superstitious person and he wanted to, in 2024, try to recruit some of the scrappiness that they had with the 2016 campaign. opposed 2020, which was a massive of operation and so i think with that in min

he needs a comfort creature near him, yes-man, another reason why he brought on corey lewandowski.le think that he allowed laura loomer to come back into the circle. i think when all the evidence around him says things are not going well for his campaign, he needs people to tell him otherwise that he could keep pritchard trading his own lies like saying his debate was a knockout. >> a knockout. >> i am not entirely convinced. i think he is using that for leverage. he is saying he is not going to debate to create the terms of the next one, perhaps the network. he already said he would debate now he won't. he goes back and forth. >> i will drill down on the debate in a second. let's go to what natasha wrote, which is the postdebate energy, the turnout, as well, for vp harris in north carolina, saying the democrats hope to flip it blew for the first time since 2008. here is what both sides said yesterday about the tar heel state. let's all watch. >> just look at the electoral college. it is very, very hard for us to win unless we get north carolina. i feel very good about it. the stat

trump campaign vets corey lewandowski and tim murtaugh joined the team last week, and former democratf. kennedy jr. and former democrat congresswoman tulsi gabbard are now honorary co-chairs of the trump transition team. let's bring in campaign senior adviser jason miller. good to see you. i first want to go to the debate, because i think a lot of americans haven't seen, you know, kamala take questions from the media. obviously, she did one joint interview with tim walz, not a hard-hitting interview at cnn. but we're all looking forward to the debate on september 10th. but i don't know that kamala has actually confirmed the debate. is it going to happen? what's the latest on the abc debate? >> well, sean, good morning. i think that's a great question with regard to the dea bait. i think that the -- debate. i think that the harris campaign is looking for an escape hatch to get out of this debate. to be clear, these are the rules that the democrats wrote. everyone had agreed to the rules at least informally with abc. we have a deal with abc, abc has a deal, abc is with us all the way on

so whether you're charlie kirk or steven miller or corey lewandowski or laura loomer, if you want to ahold of donald trump, there is nobody that is going to try to stand in your way. of course we have seen campaign managers and officials like hr mcmaster inside of the white house come and go over the course of the last nine years, but what has been unique about this campaign is that it's been helped by advisers who have not tried to limit individuals access to donald trump or tried to convince donald trump of who he should or should not converse with, or whether he should talk with nbc news or whether he should talk with a right wing propaganda trump aligned outlets, and that has really manifested itself in this moment. for 24 hours, laura loomer, traveling on the campaign plane with donald trump. this is not a plane with plentiful seats. you didn't see members of the press or other members of the right wing media outlet. you see laura loomer, somebody who's not only a 9/11 truther. just two weeks ago, she suggested that the school shooting in georgia was in part due to democrats and

theorist laura loomer, apparently working her way into trump's inner circle, just weeks after corey lewandowski got back into the fold. what does this tell you about trump and his campaign right now? >> it tells me there's still a tug of war that's happening between the real professionals at the campaign, and then those that i'll call the addams family, who push these fringe ideas and conspiracy theories and take us into bizarre places that have real impact in places like springfield, ohio, and then, obviously, distract the campaign from doing the things that they should be talking about. so if you're talking about cats and dogs, if you're the arizona republican party and you've just put a billboard out there about cats and dogs, you're not talking about the things that you should be talking about, that prices are too high and voters are upset about that, that the border is still insecure and voters are upset about that. you have to go nine nonstandard deviations away from the border to get to cats and dogs, and it's just a bizarre topic that doesn't win over voters. you've got to get back to t

he throws corey lewandowski, which is like throwing a cherry bomb and the toilet i mean, he walks inically says to the campaign infrastructure that's already there and coming for you. so that just creates infighting and chaos at a time when you really need unity. so like i said, it's haley barbour's was bad it gets worse and that's kind of where they are on the ramp in red now love i love a haley barbour quote on a monday morning, mark mckinnon, i'm so grateful to have you. >> thank you for being here. i hope to see you next week thanks all right now to this, donald trump seems to be suggesting this election will be the last time he runs for president, even if he loses he did this interview with cheryl atkinson where he was asked what would happen if he loses in november if you're not successful this time, do you see yourself running again in four years? no, i don't no, i don't i think that that will be that will be it. i don't see that at all. i think hopefully we're going to be successful all right. >> our panel is back david frum you heard him there saying he's not going to run ag

corey lewandowski's returned. are they more open to project 2025 and its ideas? >> yeah, i think that the ideas and project 2025, we talked about making america healthy. again, we are definitely going after you know, hhs and we can't we can't forget what happened. here three years ago with covid and the jabs. >> well, let me explain why i asked that because you yep. down it seemed kind of abrupt given this was a blueprint for a second term, you left it in july and when you did susie, who you just mentioned that susie wiles and chris lacivita, they're running the trump campaign they put out a statement after your departure that said trump's campaign has been very clear for over a year that project 2025 had nothing to do with the campaign and did not speak for the campaign and should not be associated with the campaign or in any way reports of project 2025 is demise would be greatly welcomed and should serve as notice to anyone or any group trying to misrepresent their influence with president trump and his campaign. it will not end well for you what was your respo

recent guest appearances on the trump show there's 911 conspiracy theorist laura ridde whisper corey lewandowsky, and the conspiracist in chief, rfk jr. joining us in our fifth seat is kierna mayo, a cultural commentator and executive editor of one world this is crazy that i have to say but black nazi nude porn scandal on tv, but that's real life like this is where we're at and trump. first of all, he attracts these people around him, but then never seems willing to say get away from me. i don't want to be associated with you birds of a feather. >> i mean, this is just magnetism drawn to one another because we are bsw. it. i was thinking about this conversation before i got here and i said the joy of not being a political commentator, not having to appear objective well having to fame a journalistic integrity. i the man makes me crawl as does donald trump or for the same reasons, but particularly with robinson the piece that really rubs me in the piece that impacts me as a cultural commentator is the legacy that he stands on. i just think about the servant leaders, the fact that donald trump com

>> what it's actually like behind the scenes with with his officials he brought on corey lewandowski, who was his campaign manager in 2016, for whom he has enormous fondness he told olivia nausea at new york magazine that he likes him. he's a character or i just liked him, i think was the quote elbows and i don't know that it's exactly clear how things are going there right now. >> maggie haberman, thank you for starting us off. >> meanwhile, vice president harris is all in on pennsylvania tonight. >> look at where she's going though. it is specifically trump country as it's been known she also did her first solo sit down interview. we're going to bring that to you as we're also getting new reporting tonight on the failures by the secret service the pave the way for that trump assassination attempt got news for you? >> it's coming to cnn this fall pros and cons lists, pro hosted by roy wood, junior with amber ruffin would likely in black, hole. >> right. so what are the cons we could run out the news by then? >> but in all seriousness, i i desperately need this to work out i'm in the

we've also seen him bring back some of the people who helped him win in 2016, for example, corey lewandowsky, one of his top advisers in 2016, is now banned back in the fold. so this is all just further evidence that as this race has gotten closer, donald trump is leaning on what has worked for him in the past, his aides and some of his advisors had been telling him not to do this. >> is this working for him and some of that. >> chatter has died down recently. sara, i think a lot of people just realize the former president is who he is. and it certainly if you look at national polls, it does show that vice president harris is starting to pull ahead in that national contest. there was a recent poll from abc that showed her lead at 52 to 40 46, but the trump campaign will tell you and certainly joe biden and hillary clinton know this very well. this race is fought not in the national, not on a national poll, but in these tight battlegrounds. and if donald trump can effectively blunt some of this enthusiasm for harris by going on the attack in these key battle battlegrounds in wisconsin, in mic

i've had corey lewandowski on my show, stephen miller. they need right now. >> yeah. i want to -- there's a lot of talk out there, jen, on the trump right that, oh, the media is biased, and trump's running around talking about how he won the debate 86-3 or 92-3% and certain hosts on fox news going, wow, oh, that's great, donald. i want to very quickly just -- you had the "wall street journal" editorial page just lay trump out yesterday. today daniel henninger, a mainstay of that conservative editorial page as well as karl rove both just excoriate donald trump. henninger just said he was in incapable, trump was incapable of explaining his positions. let me just read you karl rove. there's no putting lipstick on this pig. mr. trump was crushed by a woman he previously dismissed as, quote, dumb as a rock, which raises the question, what does that make him? >> well, there you go. couldn't have said it better. >> karl rove's words, not mine. >> i was going to say i couldn't have said it better than karl rove, something i wouldn't have thought