first up edward lawrence at the white house, it wouldn't be a good day without edward lawrence by theat's cooking. reporter: markets might think it a good day we were up at one 51 but finished 88 up. market lost steam but push by this administration to look past, ignore the 19% increase in prices since president biden and vice president harris got into office. in a statement about gdp today president biden said, thanks to my and vice president harris' economic agenda our economy grew robust 2. 8% over last quarter. he neglected to mention government spending adding to the gdp, vice president cheering on policies this put the economy in the shape it today with no specifics. >> today, we face a choice between two very different visions for our nation. one focused on the future. and the other focused on the past. and we are fighting for the future. reporter: fighting for the future, she cast deciding vote to pass domestic rescue plan that pushed inflation and to move along inflation reduction act and supporting all spending that president biden signed into law and people are still strugg

neil: thank you, edward lawrence following those developments tonight. in the meantime, there's this issue of benjamin netanyahu speaking for the fourth time he has spoken to a joint session of congress, breaks the record from winston churchill. this is going on outside the capital anymore. lucas tomlinson is out there. >> getting noisy on the corner, constitution outside the east wing at national gallery, most of these people are not selling capitalism. we've seen major sponsors, the party of socialism and liberation, communist group, speakers on stage at this major pro-palestinian anti-israel rally, want to see our us arms sales to israel, getting vocal. and lawmakers skipping the address, running security for benjamin netanyahu's visit, at 2:00. 500 cops short, we've seen 100 cops and the nypd in new york spread around the scene, hundreds of cops and nypd but what we are seeing here is people angry about us policy towards israel. they are angry but so far we've not seen any violence, just speakers on the stage behind me. people of all ages, people her

and let's all listen to edward lawrence, in for liz macdonald, up next. edward: thank you, harry. truly an economic legend, larry, i appreciate it. i'm edward lawrence in for elizabeth macdonald. welcome to "the evening edit." kamala harris chooses a so recordty convention over one of america's oldest allies. >> good afternoon! [cheers and applause] to all of the fine members of skate that phi beta incorporate canned. edward: also tonight, new video from trump's assassination attempt. [inaudible conversations] [gunfire] [bleep] edward: plus a congressman who's introducing articles of impeachment against vice president harris. and breaking right now, the dnc is changing their voting rules to push through kamala virtually. we'll have the details. but first -- >> well, guess what? they're trying to push me out of the the race. >> no! >> let me say it as clear as i can, i'm staying in the race! i am running and gonna win again! >> you 100% undoubtedly running for re-election? >> 1,000%. >> would you reconsider your decision to the stay in the race? >> no, unless they came back and sai

first up our own edward lawrence standing by at the white house t wouldn't be a good day without edwardawrence at the white house. what is cooking my friend? >> markets might not think it ace good day. we were up 200 points, now we finished 88 points. the market lost its steam. the stream by the administration look past, ignore 19% increases in prices since president joe biden and vice president kamala harris came in office. in a statement about gdp that came out today, thanks to my and vice president harris's economic agenda the economy grew robust 2.8 last quarter based on strong american consumers and business investment. he neglected to mention government spending adding to the gdp. the vice president cheering on the economy into the shape it is today with no specifics. >> today we face a choice between two very different visions for our nation. one focused on the future, and the other focused on the past. and we are fighting for the future. >> reporter: fighting for fat it ture. she cast the deciding vote to pass the american rescue plan which pushed inflation. the vice president m

liz: that's right, edward lawrence. great reporting as always. love edward lawrence.eans. look who's here, congressman greg steube, it's a pleasure and wonderful to see you again. please sit tight for just a second and we'd like to get your reaction from president trump. >> before i arrive to the oval office, shortly after we, we all of us together, win the presidency, i'll have the horrible war between russia and ukraine settled. we'll prevent the whole world from entering world war iii. >> president, in terms of nato, people believe that you want to get out of nato. is that what you want to do? >> i just want them to pay their bills. liz: we're going to get to the nato part in a second and president trump said he'll stop the war in ukraine. how do you think he'll stop the war in ukraine? how could he do that? >> reinstitute the policies that he had in place before biden took office like the sanctions on nord stream 2 pipeline and zelensky will tell you that opened up billions of revenue to russia but then funded this war and this is the a ton of economic sanctions t

liz: edward lawrence, always great reporting from you.ly interesting what happened today. let's bring in former state department spokesperson morgan ortegas. thanks for joining us. it was a wild day in the does c press briefing with the press secretary not still saying who did the parkinson's specialist meet with. i mean, you've been in the white house. we've got reports that european leaders are worried about the president looking older and increasingly old. you've been in that white house. do people get their own specialists just showing up? >> not that i know of. i mean, listen. they have to have a full disclosure to the american people about what's gone on for the past four years. everyone's seen it. the press is culpable here. the fact that they are angry today and actually doing their job for once in four years is a little bit of a joke. these are the same people that allowed him to campaign from basement and even though a lot of people were warning that he may not be up to the job for the last four years, the press is by and large

zahn edward lawrence live at a busy white house where we do anticipate the president shortly. thank you very much, edward. john? jon: -- john: let's bring in the former acting attorney general matt whitaker to talk about this. i want to play something that the speaker of the house said earlier today, about the need to get to the bottom of how all of this happened. listen here. >> it was a failure. there will absolutely have to be congressional oversight hearings. i think, first, we let the investigation proceed, conclude, and then the department of justice, secret service, fbi need to be completely transparent, i mean, completely transparent. john: sorry, that was senator ron johnson, not the speaker of the house, but the point is still the same. can you wrap your head around how this possibly happened, how that a vantage point was left unsecured? >> i can't with, john. and it's good to be with you. obviously, god had his hands around donald trump, and i'm so thankful my friend is alive today. you know, it's hard not to think about his family and melania and barron and all the

and edward lawrence, the indomitable edward lawrence, has all the details. edward, what's cooking?reporter: well, larry, the biden administration loves to cherry pick good economic data to highlight. and last night was no exception to that story. the president had a notebook in front of him with a few notes, but he still said this: >> of you and many economists thought my if initial initiatives that i put forward can't do the that, it's going to cause inflation. things are going to skyrocket. the debt's going to go up. what are you hearing now from mainstream economists? >> reporter: you know, economists were right about his initial initiatives. look at the timing of inflation spiking. in 2020 the federal reserve was lamenting how they could get inflation if back up to 2% once the biden administration started implementing its policies, inflation skyrocketed to 9.11% about a year and a half into his presidency and now it's 3%, more than double when he got into office. his close advisers defended him in the news conference performance and his ability. is he using the note cards to he

go down to edward lawrence live at the federal reserve. edward. >> reporter: federal reserve leaves rates unchanged in this. the statement, federal reserve says the economy is moving at a solid pace. the fed changed jobs part of the statement. job gains moderated but remain strong. unemployment rate moved up but remains low. they're talking about inflation that is a subtle downgrade in some of the language that could be prepared for september rate cut. they're saying inflation eased but remains somewhat elevated. now the federal reserve also changed the language to say there have been some further progress towards the 2% inflation goal and replaced modest progress. so further progress from modest progress. the fed says risks to achieving its goal are in better balance of the one important change they made this is the sentence, quoting from the statement, the economic outlook is uncertain and the committee is attentive to risks to both sides of its dual mandate. that is a change from risk to inflation and unemployment, edging higher. what is

larry: edward lawrence thank you. >> so, joining me now north dakota governor doug burgum, welcome back issue mr. biden's performance at debate was so bad, and last night, he read the teleprompter for 4 and a half minutes and shuffled away, u.s. military bases in europe are on high alert for possible terrorist threats, my question to you, is now mr. biden a national security risk because he looks so weak and if you will, almost ill, is he a security risk, sir? >> absolutely, he is a security risk. biden is for america and on multiple levels, one is as was just said, not just america that can't unsee what mae saw last thursday night. but, putin was watching, xi was watching, the ayatollahs were watching and any of our adversaries saw that, they look at someone who is not able to get through a debate, much less serve out the rest of his term potentially. certainly there is nothing that would indicate he could search for 4 more years, if they are thinking he has 5 months left in office, if you are planning from their side, saw let's go now, they know who is coming next is president trump,

out of the presidential race preparing, to host high level talks with nato leaders this week edward lawrence live from white house with more on this ever developing story, good morning. >> record leaders coming to washington, d.c., d.c. as to discussion around biden's age swirling, the president did interview with abc friday to try to quell some fares did not quite do that reviewers did not help much the president tried to refocus it on the issues. >> i am the guy that put nato together, future. no one -- i am the guy that shutdown putin down no one did that. >>ings invasion happened after biden's watch with decisions made elephant in nato room remains discussion with president's age road hofrts now publicly saying biden campaign gave a list of questions to choose from dug interviews a source familiar with situation tells fox news campaign will refrain from suggesting questions now, former secretary general of nato asked about president biden's mental state on cbs says domestic discussion republicans say that speaks volumes. >> let me translate diplomatic spaefk talking about joe biden men o

powell and cbr director on capitol hill testifying, edward lawrence live with details. reporter: i am at nato summit this connections to fed chairman in that. the president would like to see nato members pay more for their own defense. fed chairman set up possibility for rate cut in september because americans are paying more because of inflation he testified powell testified that leaving rates higher could harm the economy more. >> our economy is slowing. is it not? >> yes, although still growing at a solid pace. >> our unemployment rate is rising is it not? >> yes, it is although the labor market still strong. >> our labor market is slowing is it not. >> yes. >> most people if you ask them to define bidenomics, they would say that is easy we get to pay more to live worse. >> i couldn't touch -- that sentence with that word in it. reporter: powell did admit that labor market is weakened that could be a risk for inflation on labor side, some of thi manufacturing not creating many jobs these days and it could slow consumer spending, republican pressure powell on a rate c

edward lawrence at the summit. is he going to use a teleprompter today?e will when he gets his addresses. in the meetings he has probably not but people have notecards most likely. the president in full campaign mode juggling response abilities at the nato summit. the president and 30 minutes is going to try to get afl-cio folks to quell the fears about him stepping aside and he comes to the nato summit. tomorrow the president reaching out to president zelenskyy, countering russian aggression is one of the number one priorities. the secretary-general says he believes help for ukraine will continue because donald trump's issue was not nato itself but the allies not spending 50% more. >> it has changed in the last year, a dramatic increase and a record high number of allies, not yet there. they are 2% soon. >> only 8 members are not there yet so president biden's performance on full display from his address last night a closed-door meetings, national security expert say regardless of the priorities at this year's summit, president biden's mental fitness cou

david: edward lawrence thank you so much. >> joining me now famed economic art laffer.ve consequences. art wonderful to see you, let's start with taxes. which is your forte, what president biden said about taxes, he said he doesn't lie but he said a lot of untruths but starts with the tax untruth. >> largest national debt of any president in 4 year period. number two, that two trillion dollar tax cut benefited the very wealthy, i will fix the tack system -- tax system in a 10 year period we'll be able to wipe out his debt and the things we need to do child care and elder care and strengthen our healthcare system and make every solitaire personnel person, eligible for the -- what i have been able to do with covid excuse me with dealing with everything we have to deal with. look. if, we beat medicare. >> ouch that hurts. that -- i want to stak stick with main thing to taxes, the tax -- new tax plan of donald trump imminented in 2017 cost 2 tril i don trillion. i don't see look at tax revenue we have gained 47% more tax revenue than before. how does that cost anything? >>

larry: sort of of breaking news, white house helds if first briefing since the debate, edward lawrence on. reporter: first one on camera. since debate, white house press secretary, karine jean-pierre held a -- peppered with questions about president's competency. >> we're not taking away from what you all saw. what the american people saw. we understand. it was a bad night. it is not uncommon for incumbents to have a bad night on first debate. and we are going to continue to do the work that we have been doing on behalf of the american people. reporter: when asked she said president does not have alzheimer's or dementia in one official public even president biden held he spoke after a briefing on hurricane beryl and heat, now we have first democrat calling for president biden to step aside in the election. so far message from white house, this president had a bad night was over prepared that got in his way. to president's speech last night, using a teleprompter accused supreme court of being political, and tried to scare americans about what the rules means, republicans say it was sham

edward lawrence, great to see you. what did julie have to say about the report?all a great report. the unemployment rate went to 4. one%. we see more people entering the labor force. on the good side, this onion, when you look where the jobs were, government sector created 70,000 jobs, and relying heavily, that sector relying heavily on government jobs, construction and lost jobs and i want to highlight multiple job holders, this could be because prices are 90% higher than when president biden came into office. 295,000 more people needed multiple jobs in june, that's a huge increase. the jobs report aside i pressed the labor secretary about president biden and his mental state. >> you talked to the president at the weather briefing. as their been conversation about invoking the 20 fifth amendment? >> that absurd. we talked about is recognizing that we are in a moment where there have been progress in the time we've been here. we want to keep that going, can't afford to go back, can't afford to reverse course so we are talking how to continue to lean in and delive

edward lawrence had a chance with what they are thinking about president biden. is getting a lot of extra scrutiny these days. >> nato celebrate 75 years, not as old as president biden. nato members talk about expanding and how to get russia out of ukraine. president biden being dogged by questions about his mental fitness. it bubbled over when the white house briefing, when asked if the president met with a cognitive expert. >> guys, guys, hold on a second. there's no reason to go back and forth in this aggressive way. >> how information has been shared with the press? everything he asked about. >> every time i answer the question you guys asked. i never answered the question incorrectly. that is not true. >> reporter: president biden wants to get nato members to pay the full 2% of gdp, since russia invaded ukraine, 23 of 32 countries have met the threshold. there's pressure to add more money because the growing anti-alliance led by russia and china. >> when i think this is the biggest issue nato is facing, the collusion of russia, china, iran, north korea and t

edward lawrence, thank you so much. meanwhile, let's get back to it. these markets all in the green. this is after that big june jobs report that you just heard from, from edward. meanwhile, one department store just adding another luxury chain to its shopping bag over the fourth of july holiday. after years of negotiations, hbc, you know them as the parent company of sak's fifth avenue a, have agreed to buy rival upscale retailer nieman marcus group in about a $2.7 billion deal. the new organization will be called sak's global. amazon and salesforce are also getting in on this retail action because they're taking a minority stake in that new luxury power heys. am -- powerhouse. amazon and salesforce shares also moving higher on that news. investors also were buying up shares of macy's, up just a little bit here, 10%. this is after arkhouse management and brigade capital management have -- their bid to -- sweetened their bid by about $3000 million, bringing that full deal to about $7 billion. this is all a according to "the wall street journal." now mar

so our own intrepid edward lawrence, he has all the details from the white house. edward. how are you? what is going on? >> reporter: larry, it was first one in the briefing room, first one on camera since the debate. white house press secretary karine jean-pierre held, peppered with questions about the president's competency and here was her answer, listen. >> we're not taking away from what you all saw, what the american people saw. we understand. it was, a bad night. it is not uncommon for incumbents to have a bad night on their first debate, and we are going to continue to do the work that we have been doing on behalf of the american people. >> reporter: so when asked she says the president does not have alzheimer's or dementia. in the one official public event president biden held today, spoke after a briefing on hurricane barrel, and the extreme nation. he again used teleprompter for these remarks. we have the first democrat pub hickly calling for president biden to step aside in the election. so far the message from the white house, this president had a bad

fox business' edwarder lawrence live from the white house right now with more on the story as edward, kamala harris has begun her presidential campaign. >> reporter: exactly, since kamala harris, the vice president, took over that presidential campaign they've raised about $100 million. most of it coming through act blue, the preferred way online platform the democrats use to get campaign donations. the vice president, kamala harris, is being backed by some of the democratic elite who do not favor an open convention to elect a new candidate. >> i'm looking forward to the meeting, the details haven't been set yet. it's going to happen sooner rather than later. there's a tremendous amount of excitement for vice president kamala harris. >> reporter: so the house minority leader stopped short of endorsing harris, even though former house speaker nancy pelosi has. defenders of the vice president could not answer specifics on what exactly she has accomplished in this administration. >> joe biden is someone who has always fought for the middle class. and i think kamala harris as vice preside

edward lawrence back at the white house. all again, edward, and see what sticks. >> exactly. a setback for the president trying to cancel as much student loan debt as possible. the president again and again and again keeps losing these court decisions. this one effects the save plan. overall the biden administration has now burdened taxpayers with 168 half billion dollars in student loans. this affects some 4.76 million people while the other 271 million tax returns that the i.r.s. handle pay for the loans. the student loan forgiveness plans are an issue for the committee of responsible budget because it adds to the debt and deficit. >> we were on an unsustainable debt path before debt cancellation and this makes it worse. if you add up all debt cancellations of president biden we'll talk $1 trillion over ten years. >> president biden says he will try to continue to work around the court rulings. the education secretary says president biden, vice president harris and i continue to believe that college affordability is a cause

edward lawrence is live at the convention center in d.c. for the nato conference. we begin the new hour with you. hello. >> hello, bill. we expect the president to be here any minute now and the president likes to say watch me. other world leaders are. the reviews concerning according to house speaker mike johnson. listen to this. >> these foreign leaders are coming in, prime ministers, heads of state and they are telling us privately that they are deeply concerned. >> so at least one former state department official says the more president biden interacts at the nato summit, the more he is losing the room. >> you need a commander-in-chief and someone who is a decision maker and you have already heard this from people not just low level staffers but from foreign leaders they aren't quoted by name but saying they don't think biden is up to the job. these are heads of state, part of nato. >> still president biden's team saying that he is on message today. the president meeting ukrainian president zelenskyy and holding a critical news conference as the president suppl

edward lawrence is in washington for us.is is a high stakes gathering for biden is has to con syringes word leaders he's fit to serve. does he have a plan for that? >> yeah and his plan, stu, is watch me as he's been saying. the event starts tonight and president joe biden giving a welcoming speech to the nato members and first time publicly we'll see the president is when he leaves the white house about 4:30 to come over, 4:30 eastern time i should say, to come over to this area. the nato summit heavily related to ukraine and how to counter moves that russia is doing. there'll be a clear path forward set out for how you crane can -- ukraine can become a official nato member. >> you'll see some announcements on deuterons capables. not just with respect to helping ukraine but boosting alliance and sighing announcements with respect to the defense industrial base and how to shore up that and make it more resilient and invest in it more including in our own industrial base here. reporter: president biden went to bed early inste

edward lawrence is live in d.c. with more on the story. edward good to see you.yeah, hey, liz. yeah, here at the nato summit, i should say, the hans to the will come and address them and those leaders are listening to not only what the president is but how the president says it as you look live in the mellon auditorium in washington d.c. the president trying to prove he cannot only lead nato now but also lead the us for another four years. everything he says and does will be scrutinized. >> he had a bad night. we've talked about it. he understands people's concerns we have been out there as we have been in previous months but out there obviously in the past 10 days, more than 10 days now since the debate, and you see from his engagement with everyday people on the ground. reporter: so publicly only the german chancellor commented saying president biden setup a good nato summit and he's seen no real health issues. republicans taking a step farther saying the questions around president's mental fitness amount to a national security threat. listen. >> remember the p

our own edward lawrence live with some of the details. edward, what did you hear?rry, i'm at the nato summit here and this does connect to the fed chairman in that the president would like to see nato members pay more for their own defense. well the fed chairman set up the possibility for a rate cut in september because americans are paying more due to inflation. he testified that powell testified today that they could, leaving rates higher could actually harm the economy more. listen. >> our economy is showing, is it not? >> yes, although still growing at a solid pace. >> our unemployment rate is rising, is it not? >> yes it is although labor market is still strong. >> our labor market is slowing, is it not? >> yes. >> most people if you, if you ask them to define "bidenomics," they would say that's easy. we get to pay more to live worse. >> i wouldn't touch -- >> you don't want to answer that one. >> i touch that sentence with that word in it. >> reporter: powell admitted labor market is weakened that could be as much of a risk for inflation as anything else. on

edward lawrence at the white house. first of all, tell me more about this, edward.was any such thing as a national rent control. >> reporter: yeah. the president's trying to the roll this out, you know? this is policies that we haven't heard a lot about. there was a lot of talk about the it in local cities back when jimmy carter was in office here. the president trying to roll out national rent control. the catch is congress has to pass it. >> i'm not anti-corporate, but corporate profits have doubled since the pandemic, doubled. it's time to get things back in order a little bit. it's time, for example, if i'm reelected, we're going to make sure that a rents are kept at 5% increase, corporate rents for apartments expect like and homes are limited to 5 percent. >> reporter: so he's calling on congress to pass a law giving corporate landlords a choice, cap rent increases at 5% or lose all available federal tax breaks. the president also calling on federal agencies to assess surplus if land that could be repurposed for affordable housing. now, the president in nevada

vivek ramaswamy is going to be all over that in just a couple minutes but first up our own edward lawrenceas the details ahead of joe biden's big, what is it, big boy press conference tonight? is that what they're saying edward? going big boy or big boy pants or something? i don't know, you tell me. >> reporter: [laughter]. call it the big boy press conference. larry: big boy. >> reporter: 2 1/2 hours, larry. a lot of eyes willing watching this news conference. even though it is not an official event in the nato summit. the president of finland even this debate, talking about the president's ability to lead has gotten in the way of what the nato summit is all about. listen to this. >> the only thing i'm worried about the political climate in the united states right now is too toxic. it is very polarized and that sort of doesn't leave i think enough room for a civilized and constructive debate about different types of policy choices. >> reporter: he adds he has no concerns about president biden but biden's senior advisors pitching lawmakers today, talking with senate democrats. the presiden

fox business' edward lawrence live from the white house with more on this ever developing story. edward, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. cheryl, from the president's perspective this is full steam ahead, got a full schedule today and then he's going to travel towards the end of the week. he wants to turn the page from the debate. however, we all see issues related to president joe biden, with nato leaders coming to d.c. this week the president says he's the only one who can help push back russia. listen. >> i'm the guy that a put nato together, the future. no one thought i could expand it. i'm the guy that shut putin down. no one thought it could happen. >> reporter: even though the invasion happened after decisions pawn had made. the he'l elephant in the room ie open discussion about the president's mental fitness. >> polling this week shows the president losing more ground in the american eyes over i'm gracious, o -- immigration, over inflation, does that diminish the situation with the president. >> i don't think so. i was answering that moments ago with one of your co

. >> alicia: fox news team coverage karl rove joins us, edward lawrence live at the white house withook at the latest job report in the biden economy but we begin with mike tobin lives in madison, wisconsin, where the president will soon speak, michael? >> all eyes are now on this campaign event with most people watching just to see if the president can get through this particular event. it comes just one day after the economist put out a magazine cover that showed a walker with the presidential seal mounted on the front of it. "the new york times" the "chicago tribune," most recently in an article in the atlanta call from president biden to step down with the atlantic's writing "that gives democracy the best chance of surviving" carry democratic governors rush the white house for an emergency meeting on wednesday and at that meeting the president reportedly quipped that his health was fine "it is just my brain" the president's people said that was just a joke. everything from the biden camp publicly anyway is resistant to throwing in the towel. from the $50 million ad buy is that dr

edward lawrence at the white house. what's the administration saying about?know, we had the great recession, this might be the great disconnect. if you can ask president biden or vice president kamala harris, americans should feel good about their financial situation. now, when you look at the fed's favored inflation if measure, the pce inflation, what we're seeing is a sideways movement for core inflation year-over-year, month over month inflation across the board has been riding slightly from the may -- rising slightly. still, inflation spiked under this administration, sticky inflation is here, and the vice president saying the future is bright. >> we see a place where every person has the opportunity the not just to get by, but to get ahead, a future where no child has to grow up in poverty. where with every senior -- where every senior can retire with dignity. >> reporter: she believes that she's part of the greatest my in history and part of the administration that ballooned the national department and still pushing policies like universal guaranteed in

edward lawrence is live at the white house and we'll check in with him. >> the president has an edgetion and healthcare doing everything he can to divert voter's attention from the economy and border and convincing his base. he came out immediately after the supreme court decision to redirect the focus on the court being political and trump. >> president biden: i will respect the presidential powers i have for 3 1/2 years. any president including donald trump will be free to ignore the law. >> today the biden campaign saying a new ad based on that. >> nearly 250 years ago, america was founded in defiance of a king under the belief that no one is above the law, not even the president, until now. >> so it's all meant to move attention away from the economy and the border. on the border sources tell fox news about 168,000 people crossed into the u.s. last month under either new programs or between border crossings. economy, the president cannot avoid what people see and fill. overall prices up 19% since president biden came to office. energy prices up 35%. auto insurance up 51 1/2%. foo

edward lawrence, hillary vaughn with the house not necessarily in revolt against the president of the united states but showing more skittishness about staying in the race. let's get the latest from hillary vaughn on capitol hill. >> president biden is not sitting back and waiting for democrats in congress to decide his fate. instead he's telling them to sit down and stay in their place. a letter to congressional democrats president biden is calling out calls for him to step aside as the nominee saying incident tackle democracy. biden writing the borders of the democratic party have voted and chosen me to be the nominee of the party do we say this process didn't matter and the voters don't have a say, i declined to do that in the question on how to move forward has been aired for over a week it is time for it to end. biden daring democrats to challenge him at the convention were into the race himself, biden's defiance might not be the answer to calming democrat concerns senate democrats will discuss the future of the policy lunch tomorrow after house democrats held a private phone cal

fox business' edward lawrence is right there at the site of the summit at the washington convention centerbig test of his mental acuity, this press conference this afternoon, has been delayed. what can you tell us about the timing and the reason behind that? >> reporter: right. yeah, the press conference is delayed until if 6:30 p.m. eastern time, and that's mainly, we're hearing, because the the schedule to have u.n. summit has been delayed. and because of that u.n. summit delay, that pushed back the news conference, not because of anything else. that's what we're hearing. now, the president is in working suggest two the right i and -- session two right now, but outside of the session, you know, it's really divided, what people are talking about. because of the talk around the issues president biden has with his mental fitness. now for on the substance here at the summit, the u.s. announced new patriot missile batteries, president biden also met with the canadian prime minister, justin true dow, and the president of -- justin trudeau and the president of finland. he announced a new pice p

edward lawrence, fox business, is live at the white house to bring us up to speed on what's happeninghere now and what may happen today. edward, good morning. >> reporter: first of all, our thoughts and prayers with the person who died just watching president trump's rally, the two critically injured, and our thoughts are there with form former president trump who was trying to give his speech centimeters away from being killed by that bullet. now, the president spoke to former president trump late last night before coming early, early this morning to the white house. he came back to the white house can and was briefed now, will be briefed in about 20 minutes or so again about this from law enforcement as well as from the fbi and the department of homeland security. now, no public comments on the president's schedule yet, but here's biden from yesterday. >> look, there's no place in america for this kind of violence. it's sick. it's sick. it's one of the reasons why we have to unite this country. we cannot allow for this to be happening. we cannot be like this. we cannot condone this.

edward lawrence live at the white house with the latest. >> reporter: hi, jackie. and when you look at this jobs number from the 10,000-foot level, it looks pretty good. but getting closer, you can start to see some cracks. the average a hourly wages in this report went down for the second month in a row, 3.9% year-over-year. the government created just about all the jobs last month, 70,000 there. still, the administration falls back on jobs added back to the economy, not created. >> again, when we look at the figures that we've seen where you look from 20 the 1 -- whether you look from 2021 when the president came into office or the last three months or this last month, they're growing because our economy is strong. we're seeing steady, stable growth. >> reporter: on that, the unemployment rate rose more than half a percent if from the 12-month low. the fact that it rose so fast, does that indicate we could possibly be at the beginning of a recession? >> no. i mean, again, i don't -- that question's been asked, again, you know, since 2021. and what we have seen mo

edward lawrence is live outside the white house he's got the very latest from their forest. edward, when you hear in question. >> president joe biden has confirmed it is confirmed he has been briefed by the fbi as well as the department of homeland security about where this assassination attempts investigation is at this moment to read the president cut his vacation short going to rehoboth beach, delaware coming back to the white house very early this morning. that's after he spoke with former president trump. the president with no public events on his schedule so far today we did see him last night talking about the assassination attempts, listen. >> look, there's no place in america for this kind of violence it is sick. it is sick but it's one of the reasons we have to unite this country we cannot allow for this to be happening. we cannot be like this we could not condone this. lexi biden/harris campaign pausing outbound communication moving to take down ads calling president trump a dictator and a threat to freedom of the vice president of the briefing with the president r

. >> dana: edward lawrence live at the white house what a harris presidency could look like and a look at her path to the nomination. first alexis mcadams still in wisconsin outside of milwaukee where harris is holding her first campaign rally in her bid for president. what do you have? >> as you can see behind me not a huge line outside of this high school. it will be in a high school auditorium where she will hold her first rally as a presidential candidate. what does the rally look like for her? we'll wait and see. it looks a lot different than most of the rallies i've covered following trump. only a few hours until kamala harris is set to be here. there are 20 people outside of this field house. she is ready to be here in wisconsin, the vp says, because it's a very important state taking the lead on this campaign. >> president biden: thank you. >> it is my great honor to have joe's endorsement in this race. [cheers and applause] >> you sure do. >> it is my intention to go out and earn this nomination and to win. [cheers and applause] so in the days and weeks ahead, i together with

democrat nomination we will know by early august if she is official democrat nominee fox business edward lawrence live from the white house with more edward good morning to you. good morning, maria. after vice president kamala harris took over the campaign from the president, she is now raised 100 million dollars, for her campaign, the vice president trying to energize a lackluster base being told she is going to be nominee vice president backed by some democratic party elites do not favor an open convention to-elect a new candidate. >> so in the days and weeks ahead i together with you will do everything in my power to unite our democratic party to unite our nation, and to win this election. >> house minority leader hakeem jeffries stopped short endorsing her even former speaker nancy pelosi has the vice president said they could not take specifics. >> joe biden going for middle class, i think kamala harris as vice president, has joined with joe biden, in a lot of the issues that he has taken on that have strengthened america's middle class. >> told us border czar ar czar gun violence czar yet t

edward lawrence live at the white house. it is a setback but not the final word. right? court paused the safe plan only. the rest are going forward. the president seems to be losing the court battles over student debt forgiveness plan. the president has in total 168 s shouldered by all of the taxpayers. 4.76 million people affected by that. committee first bonsall federal budget says the plan adds to the debt. >> we were on an unsustainable debt path long before debt cancellation and all it does is make it worse. if you at a the president biden's proposed get cancellations we are talking about $1 trillion over 10 years but. >> reporter: there's an arrogance in the president and vice president out defying the court orders. >> we have forgiven student loan debt for nearly 5 million americans. and twice as much for public servants including our teachers, nurses and our firefighters. and then this election year student debt forgiveness is not energized young voters as they hoped it would at the white house. back to you. >> keeps losing in court because he's doing something h

neil: i've been looking forward to having edward lawrence, new york times best-selling author, what went wrong, the national chairman, breakout capital cio, thanks for joining us. let me first get your take on how you see the inflation report? pressure is subsiding enough with the federal reserve to go ahead and cut. looks like a gift to the markets, it is not. what am i missing? >> a big narrative shift, the last two quarters, economic growth in the us is beginning to downshift. the point i made in my book is the us has been an overstimulated superpower. monetary stimulus of us economic growth remains high and causes inflation. despite what we see is the stimulus beginning to wear off. 1% in the last quarter but at the end of this year, they come to a virtual standstill. the big narrative shift waning from now until deeper inflation of economic growth, if the fed cuts interest rates the economic slowdown is a bigger one in the months and quarters ahead. adam: growth stop by the end of the year? >> momentum is slowing down. it is hard for a recession or something, the evidence i am seein

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neil: edward lawrence, thank you. i want to go to gary kaltbaum.i want to go to the things that matter to the markets. it pushes the federal reserve to cut rates or wait until after the election? what do you think? >> the fed is doing nothing right now. i doubt they will do anything before the election. i've been trying to tell everybody this for quite a while, the free markets have done a great job without the fed. on october 26th, the 10 year yield top october 27th of last year, the market bottomed and since then, we've drifted lower, the free markets have been working and the stock market has been working, very narrow with technology in a couple areas. still pretty good stead for the big indices. neil: they are picking up where they left off. i've talked about this many times, a market that tends to look at the things you alluded to and very little politically about debates, all of the tunnel to brought and everything else. what is driving this market? >> technology, technology, and more technology. let me give you some steady numbers. the seven

to edward lawrence, fox business, live on the north lawn of the white house. hello to you. here we go. come and get it, it's free. >> is it free, though? that's the question. defiant president joe biden at his beach house in delaware defiant because he refuses to step aside and now proposing some plans, agenda items farther to the left than his first term. president biden i will get to student loans in a second. he is now preparing to ask congress to add term limits to u.s. supreme court justices as former head of senate judiciary committee biden resisted major changes to the high court then. now the left of the democratic party is pushing because of recent court rulings. johnson said this is desperate campaign talk. >> they want to expand the number of justices when things don't go their way. then impeach them. now terms limits? it is absurd. never passed through congress and it is in the constitution they serve for life based on good behavior. we would have to change everything about the tradition and the way the court is organized. >> president biden announcing the cance

as advisors in the spotlight and when it comes to who exactly is driving white house policies, edward lawrenceesident joe biden desperate to turn the page from the debate and talk about the administration's economic wins. the administration only want to talk about those wins. janet yellen highlighted on the employment rate at 404% but brushing over the fact that overall prices are up 19% since president biden came into office, secretary yellen in a recent interview said she did not feel sticker shock when she goes to the grocery store. that claims she's out of touch and democrats say policies will propel president biden into the election regardless of his age or the debate performance. >> take a look at what was left when i became president, what mr. trump left me. we had an economy freefall, pandemic so badly handled many people were dying. >> patient of the facts like the line from the president he was handed an economy in decline. the congress and former president trump supporters pushed back. >> up until january of 2021. inflation rates 12.2%, 1.2%, 1.4%. does that sound like he handled th

want to go to edward lawrence. president biden is going to be leaving delaware planning speech to the nation from the oval office to detail why he decided what he did about quitting the race. what is the latest? >> reporter: the president in 30 minutes will beef his beach house or the white house. he will talk to the nation at 8:00 pm eastern time tomorrow night and give a reason as to why he is stepping aside. when he gets back to the white house it won't be open press where you see the helicopter landing. this is a small pool press, potential you will not see him. president biden so defiant that he was the guy for four years, he is staying away from the cameras. he meets thursday with benjamin netanyahu. kamala harris will not preside when the prime minister comes to speak to congress. anointing her as the democratic nominee moved so quickly even president biden's staff is playing catch up. >> there is no spin. he truly believed it it was the right thing to do. he truly believed it was the right thing to do for t

edward lawrence is keeping track of president biden, the powwow the president made clear he is committedto staying in this race, meeting get for this nato summit and show he's up to doing that multiple times. sometimes scripted, sometimes not. how's it going? >> reporter: the president's attention is divided, he had no notecards but strict instructions. listen to this. >> president biden: going to build this country from the bottom up and the middle out, not the top down. i mean it, not a joke. they warned me not to take too much time today. >> reporter: as the president arrives at the summit, the prime minister of hungary met with vladimir putin in russia and finishing with the chinese president, the secretary of state says the us can hold this alliance together. >> not only speaking with unity but unity that is busy on the floor, raising the floor on what to do, raising the floor on understanding the threats. >> reporter: president biden announcing that and netherlands will donate in the air by the end of the summer. the us trained to fly the pilot and military experts say that's duly

edward lawrence is at the white house this morning and, edward, she's making more appearances but, apparentlying more criticism, right? >> reporter: exactly. and the criticism, you know, what have you done for me ever? the vice president, kamala harris, holds a numb of czar tightens -- titles, but critics struggle to see where she has that made an impact. the vice president trying to raise her profile within the administration over the past three months. she's made a dozen campaign and official visits in las vegas last week, for example. she tried to help the president move on from his debate disaster. >> this race will not be decided by one might anything june -- night in june. this race will be decided by you. by us. who states -- sits in the white house next year will be determined by what we together do in these next 130 days. >> reporter: the republicans say the fact that she has to do that scares them. >> when i'm in the district, i did a lot of events this weekend, the one question i get from constituents all the time is, who is running the joint? who is in charge at the white house ri

fox business's edward lawrence just spoke with the labor secretary about all this. rd, what do you have? >> so jacque, the top line number is a good one, 206,000 jobs. when you look under the surface of the water jobs created in june. government created 70,000 jobs. healthcare 48,600. manufacturing and lost jobs and construction. this could be because the president when they came into office prices are 19% higher. 295,000 more people needed multiple jobs in june. i pressed the labor secretary about president joe biden and mental state. bear with us. this interview was just finished. listen. >> the unemployment rate on their way down to 6.3%. ask you about the president himself. you talked to the president at the briefing. has there been any conversation among the cabinet members about invoking the 25th amendment? >> that's a first. i will say what we're talking about is recognizing that we're in a moment where there have been incredible progress in the time we've been here and we want to keep building on it. we cannot afford to go back. we cannot afford to reverse co