maria: all right, grady, thank you so much. grady trimble. caroline, john, jump in here. john, your reaction? >> well, you know, i think trump is on his way to a victory come this november. regardless of who he is running against, unless the democrats magically come up with some sort of centrist candidate. i think it's important to point out the following. we get these readings on consumer sentiment. we had one for july, it was very low. and if we go back to previous readings on consumer sentiment during the july prior to a presidential election, this index was last as low in 2008 and in 1980 and in both cases the incumbent party was defeated handily. i think that's going to be the case again. maria: yeah. democrat donors reportedly preparing now to start raising money for kamala harris, caroline, if president biden drops out of this race. she becomes the nominee. a new ugov poll finds 79% of democrats approve of kamala harris replacing biden if he steps aside. mark halpern is reporting that president biden will not endorse kamala harris if he leaves the race. kamala harr

maria: are grady, thank you so much grady trimble, in milwaukee, john your reaction. >> i think this vance is a very good choice for trump he is young energetic very shart can think on his feet quickly. approve a positive especially in those swing states, of wisconsin, michigan, and pennsylvania. >> um-hmm that was the whole thing right carline j.d. vance going to bring president trump the rust belt, and it is being applauded the ticket, i got a "the wall street journal" op-ed here, democrats prepare for biden coup i want to talk about the other side right now because the biden campaign is denying multiple reports that the president is about to withdraw from the presidential race, on the ground when i was in milwaukee, some people told me they think going to happen this sunday but biden campaign is saying this quote our campaign is not working through any scenarios where president biden is not at the top of the ticket he is and will be the flat nominee so biden campaign is digging in the president in his first interview with bet i want to prepare you for this this is incredible. okay

grady trimble has all of the details, grady, what's cooking. reporter: former president trump stayed out of the way as democrat fight among themselves, as you noted that changes in about 3 hours' time with the big rally our colleagues with fox news digital report that trump will make case that biden campaign and democratic party at large have engaged in a cover-up to try to hide president biden's cognatish decline. as parts of president trump coming out to public eye after the debate, he had an interview last night on hannity, did attack president biden, trump and g.o.p. are foam us focused on policy. rnc release its platform ahead of next week's convention on economy calls for lowers prices, increasing energy production, cutting taxes and releags a regulation, and preventing worl world war iii and reduces crime. and promising to seal the border. >> coming in from every part of the world. some of these parts of rough parts of the world there is nothing good that come of it we have to get the criminals, a lot of criminals and very high level bad

we've got to get right to grady trimble. he's live in d.c. with the story grady, great to see you.orter: you too, liz. the white house press secretary started today's briefing by boasting about last friday's jobs report. 20 6,000 jobs added, but she did not note that the same report indicates a labor market that's cooling. when you look deeper into the numbers, there are some themes that at the very least are making some economists question whether the economy is as strong as the biden administration says it is. one of the most glaring examples , roughly one-third of all new jobs added last month were in government. here is how acting labor second julie shu explained that to our colleague edward lawrence. >> you always ask me about local government jobs like it's not a good thing they are growing but when they grow, it means more police officers in your community. it means more firefighters to respond to 911 calls. it means more lifeguards at the city pool, librarians, you know? those are a sign when they grow of confidence in the economy. reporter: the report also shows the number

maria: grady, thanks very much. grady trimble this morning in milwaukee. time for the hot topic of the hour. a new poll shows former president trump beating president biden in all seven major swing states, trump and his running mate, senator jd vance holding their first rally together in grand rapids, michigan, this saturday, trump's first rally since the assassination attempt. they are competing in traditionally blue states. trump has been doing this, going to the south bronx, going to virginia, lots of other places that are deep blue. meanwhile, the biden rebellion resumes, house democrats have been circulating a letter to delay the president's nomination until their convention in august. here's biden on the democrats revolting against him. watch this. >> you want a friend in washington? get a dog. [laughter] >> guess what? last couple weeks after the last couple weeks i know what he means. i've been young and now i'm old. i'm not seeing the righteous foresakeen. hopefully with age i've demonstrated a little bit of whiwisdom. here's what i do know. i kno

thank you so much, grady trimble. swine ising me now is fox news contributor and former fbi special agent nicole parker. nicole, good to see you. thanks so much for being here. there are many questions this morning as far as how anybody if was able to get into a place to get off all of those shots and hit president trump, potentially take him down. i want to get your take on the security and, obviously, a failure from security in that regard. >> first of all, thank you for having me, maria. it's always a pleasure to join your program. you know, we're all just shaking our heads, especially those in law enforcement. i worked with secret service in the past, and how this ever occurred is mind-boggling and actually terrifying for america. if a 20-year-old can disrupt the political process in the united states and ignite this massive firestorm, look at our adversaries, can you imagine? they're probably sitting back laughing. this is inexcusable, unacceptable, and how this occurred is a failure. it is a failure -- you know,

our own grady trimble has all of the details. grady, what's cooking?> reporter: larry, former president trump has largely stayed out of the way as the democrats fight amongst themselves but as you noted that changes in just about three hours time with that big rally tonight. our colleagues with fox news digital report that trump is going to make the case that the biden campaign and the democratic party at large have sort of engaged in a coverup to try to hide president biden's cognitive decline. as part of president trump coming back out into the public eye after the debate he had an interview last night on "hannity." he did attack president biden who he predicts will stay in the race but trump and the top are clearly folk cubed on policy while democrats sort out who the candidate is. the rnc released a their platform for next week's convention. it calls for lowering price, increase energy production and cutting taxes and regulations. it also calls for reducing crime, strengthening the military, and preventing world war iii. the republican party is pro

grady thank you very much.e republican national convention. you can watch j.d. vance accept the gop nomination for vice president along with all the other guest speakers grady just told you about beginning at 7:00 p.m. eastern right here on fox business. as republicans focus on the national convention, president biden is urging con researcher to pass a form of national rent control for some 20 mill apartment units nationwide. at the naacp national convention in las vegas last night he unveiled a plan which gives corporate landlords two options. either agree to cap rent hikes at no more than 5% a year, or forfeit rental property federal tax breaks. housing costs have been an extra ordinary strain, we know this on american wallets with watchdog accountable.us finding since 2019 rent has increased by 31.4% while wages have only increased 23%. well, this amid a shortage of affordable rental properties could price controls stymie new inventory buildout? real estate mogul jeff greene joins me in a fox business exclus

grady thanks very much grady trimble joining me right now wisconsin senator ron johnson member of senate homeland security budget finance committees thanks very much for being here this morning happy to be in your part of the world here in wisconsin. >> the good morning welcome to milwaukee. >> thank you very much your reaction to that you will has taken population first. >> it is sad. the political division in this country i think right now greatest threat to our nation, we witnessed, one man on saturday what we need to do is unas americans, most americans love this country, most americans want the best for fellow citizens, we all want same thing safety, security, prosperity take care of ourselves and families on big areas in life we are in agreement why so divided in because political figures groups that are you were purposely dividing us for advantage i appreciate president trump's statement calling for unity i pressure rewritten his speech trying to utilize this moment alleges catalyst to heal unify this nation president biden said eight times to heal this nation he has done the oppo

grady trimble joining me now. grady, digging into the details of the report.eing signs of potential slow down that maybe, maybe could lead to a recession? >> it's possible, david. the consensus is that the labor market specifically is cooling and when you look deeper boo the report, there's themes that at the very least are making some economists question whether the economy is as strong as the biden administration says it is. here's how julie su explained that to edward lawrence. >> you always ask me about local government jobs and it's not a good thing when they're growing but when they grow, it means more police officers in your community, means were fire fighters to respond to 911 calls. you know, it means more life guards at the city pool, librarians and they're a sign when they grow of confidence in the economy. reporter: on top of government jobs making up such a large portion of the new jobs added, the number of people with multiple jobs and part-time workers increased while the economy shed full-time jobs and over the past year, foreign-born workers g

grady trimble breaks down maganomics after this. ♪ you ever try cashbacking?reedom unlimited. so i can save on something special for a first date? wait! that's all for a first date? whoa. alright, c'mon earn big with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? stuart: look at tech names this morning. mixed picture, we have one loser that will be microsoft, which is down all of $3. nvidia, nice gain there, 2.5% up, amazon, alphabet, tesla all on the upside. tesla $5, 2% higher, 258. yield on 2-year treasury, please. look at 10 and look at 2. 4.66% and yield is going up. cryptos doing well again this morning. bouncing back a little. but you've still got bitcoin only at $57,000 a coin. ethereum just up a bit. donald trump trying to take back the narrative in disarray of the decline. is the republican plan to focus on maganomics, grady? >> that's port of it for sure, stu. they're letting democrats squabble among themselves for the time. in the newly released look ahead to november and party platform looking ahead from lowering prices and incre

grady trimble live at the rnc in milwaukee with more.y're still working out the details, but it sounds like both harris and vance are onboard for it. but we don't want to get ahead of tonight because vance has a big speech, probably the biggest of his so far short political career, and the that point, he is a junior senator, only been in the senate for about 18 months. so tonight's really an opportunity for him to introduce himself to the american people. and we expect him to discuss his upbringing, sort of tell his life story about growing up in poverty, rising to become a senator after working in venture capital. graduating from yale law, serving in the marine corps. you know, we briefly heard from vance this afternoon at his first campaign appearance since joining the trump ticket. he says as he thinks about what he's going to say tonight, his main goal so to best articulate why reelecting trump is so important. >> the guy who actually connects with working people in this country is not fake scranton joe, it's real president donald tr

maria: grady, thanks very much. joining me now is former fbi assistant director and former fbi agent and attorney chris swecker. thank you for being here. assess the situation, how could any of this have happened? how could any shooter have gotten shots out and what happened with the secret service protection? >> yeah, it was a complete breakdown in their security planning, their execution, their mitigation if you will, their reaction after the shooting. taking two full minutes to get former president trump off the stage. i counted two full minutes and teed him up afterwards by letting him stick his head up, a great moment for him but if there was a second shooter they would have finished the job. so planning, execution, there's just no way -- the ar-15s have a range of 600 yards, no way the perimeter should have been 100 yards or 110 yards. this was 130 yards, outside the perimeter, there could be a big party outside of the perimeter and not much security. this plan, this whole security plan and execution is going

grady trimble is with us. be all about the border and crime then, right? >> reporter: exactly, stu. so you can expect to hear from everyday americans on those topics including relatives of victims of migrant crime, people who are advocating for criminal justice reform and families who have lost loved ones to fentanyl overdoses. poem here in milwaukee have -- people here in milwaukee have experienced crime themselves and in some cases very high profile crimes. here is the father who lost an 8-year-old son in walk shah parade crime where a repeat offender drove his car through that parade three year ago -- three years ago. >> our system is broken in some sense, you know? we need bail reform. we need to be harder on crime, you know? we can't let, you know, criminals who have such a past have such avail, and we should have a system in place in order to identify these things and make sure they can't hurt -- >> reporter: on the topic of the border, in his first interview since former president trump chose him as his

grady: by ten points and we have seen the rnc's new party platform think they did last week ahead atthe focus is on the economy by pledging to hand inflation. they can taxes and of course, unleash american energy rest president trump like to say, drill baby drill and lexical hill those refrains repeated over and over from the speakers tonight. stuart: got it thank you so much grady and stephen joins us now and steve, i don't think this election is about policies so much assistance about the candidates themselves you know the cited donald trump raising us fist and fighting seconds after he was hit rumble of my assessment nothing is the candidates rather than the policies do you disagree. steven: well just slightly enemy i think you're exactly right stuart, that the by the way i hear an echo when a talking so we need to fix that. stuart: there trying to fix us and tells when it is fixed. [laughter] work on it i promise you. [laughter] okay are you okay now. steven: well yes well okay this much better okay, so i agree with what you were saying stuart heard it is true, that after the eve

grady nice to see you. reporter: nice to see you too, liz. the democratic mayor of this city tried to get ahead of what we'll hear from republicans inside that building behind me tonight. he held a press conference this morning downplaying crime and saying that it's actually a winning issue for president biden rather than former president trump but the slate of speakers we'll hear from tonight i'm sure will offer a forceful rebuttal to that. here are a few. the list includes a handful of trump's former opponents in the gop primary, perhaps most notably former south carolina governor nikki haley who stayed in the race the longest and we actually didn't know she'd be speaking here until after the assassination attempt on former president trump over the weekend. in addition to those politicians, we'll also hear from relatives of victims of migrant crime and advocates for criminal justice reform, and while we will have to wait until wednesday for trump's runningmate to speak, senator j.d. vance told shawn hannity why stopping the flow of fentanyl

all right, grady, thanks very much. grady trimble this morning. your reaction, ladies. morgan. >> well, i'm really looking forward to tonight, obviously. as we have all been talking about, you can't come that close to death within millimeters of your death and not have it change you so this is a pivotal moment in american politics. it was so important i think how the president's family was humanizing him last night. one of my favorite things was just how he looked at his granddaughter when she was giving the speech. she's an amazing golfer. i follow her on instagram. i'm taking golf lessons. she's a great golfer and the way he smiled at her was just a grandfather looking you adoringly at his granddaughter. maria: he looked so proud when she was talking. i mentioned during the break, it's good that the family is humanizing him, talking about him as a grandfather and father. melania trump wrote a beautiful statement after the assassination attack saying things like he's a you music mu, a family man and that was really important. mehek. >> i think president trump has been

grady trimble live in milwaukee with the story. grady. >> reporter: good evening, liz. and we're learning a little bit more about what the former president and now the gop nominee for a third time going to say tonight. this is are from our colleague, bret baier, who was told with by highly placed sources that the former president's speech will last north of an hour and that he will not say the name biden a single time. instead, he'll refer to the current administration and current leadership. that's because -- and this is a quote -- we don't know who the nominee will be at this point. you noted that the big call from the former president this evening will be for unity. we're told that he tore up his speech, started from scratch after the attempted assassination this weekend and that his speech tonight will be extremely personal if reflecting on that experience. >> he's been writing this by himself. he said -- he knows exactly what he wants to say is. he knows the issues that he wants to talk about, he knows how he wants to connect with people. americans need leadership,

fox business's grady trimble is live in washington.p and vice president harris will be on opposite sides of the keystone state this weekend sharing very different visions for the country. with the same goal of rallying their supporters to turn out in november. trump and the gop are reaching out to workers in p.a. especially in the emergency sector. one of p.a. is one of the stop states for fossil fuel production. the party platform ahead of next week's convention calls for unleashing american energy and cutting taxes for workers. trump's rally tomorrow is also generating speculation about his v.p. pick, if only for gee oh graphical reasons. butler is close to ohio, which is home to senator j.d. vance. another potential trump running mate says they are all still in the dark. >> do you know yet. has he asked you yet? >> nobody knows except president trump. >> on the other side this trip will mark the sixth time vice president harris has visited pennsylvania this year. there are more eyes on her this time, though, as the biden campaign is

i'm grady trimble in washington. i'll have sean killed three coyotes in san francisco's golden gate park over the weekend after a five year old girl was bitten at the botanical gardens. fish and wildlife will now compare dna samples from those coyotes to samples taken from the girl in hopes of positively identifying the animal that attacked her. >> hot weather around the bay area, leading to excessive heat warnings and a red flag warning of critical fire weather. pg and e says it could shut off power in parts of napa, sonoma and solano counties to protect against wildfires due to gusty winds and dry conditions. >> and president biden, reacting to the supreme court decision that finds former presidents have immunity for official acts carried out in office, this decision likely means that the federal case against the former president for his alleged involvement in attempts to overturn the 2020 election results will not be heard before the election in november, president biden calling it a dangerous precedent while form

grady trimble, thanks very much. say the secret service recently increased donald trump's security. homeland security had received intelligence on an iranian plot to assassinate trump. rick scott joins us now, the great senator from the great state of florida, republican. mr. senator, what more do we know about this iranian plot, and why are we being told about it now? >> we don't know enough. so i think it's important for the homeland security, for secretary mayorkas, for the director of the secret service, for the, for christopher wray all to come out and give us more information. my, you know, we -- because here's what's going to happen. if they don't, it's going to be all a innuendo. this is the problem with our federal law enforcement agencies. we have wonderful people that work there, secret service, fbi agents, they're wonderful. they're try trying to do their job. the leadership has got to be transparent. this is what we know. this is what happened and this is how somebody's going to be held accountable, beca

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grady trimble in washington with the latest for us. grady. >> reporter: jackie, good evening.ladimir putin says russia-china relations are at, quote, the best period in their history, a major concern for the u.s. is the and the west at large. this meeting between putin and china's president, and i took place two weeks after --, and i took two weeks after they announced a mutual defense pact and less than a week before the important nato summit here in d.c. the leaders, by the way, of two nato member countries also met with putin this week, turkey's president erdogan. white house press secretary karine jean-pierre if says the administration is concerned orr bonn chose to go to moscow. former president says biden's not up to the task of handling these strengthening geopolitical partnerships. one of trump's potential vp picks says biden's debate performance last week makes the u.s. vulnerable. >> putin was watching, xi was watching, the ayatollahs were watching. any of our adversaries around the world saw that performance and look at someone who's not able to get through a debate

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neil: i guess they do, thank you for that, grady trimble was telling you about the governors another top name democrats who were on the list of possible competitors for kamala harris but have come out among the michigan governor gretchen whitmer that will serve as co-chair of the harris campaign, that was pretty fast we don't know if any others have gone back but were on the competition list, we will see and were also following the donors and how they feel about this, remember some of the donor money had been frozen because they said unless joe stepped down, they would not be giving another penny and a lot of their pledges would be frozen in place, there again beginning to unfreeze, not from all of them, charlie gasparino has the latest, what are you hearing. >> biden campaign was at 0 kamala harris campaign is now at 60 meaning $60 million. it's pretty amazing and the minute she was named joe biden dropped out of the race yesterday and i got a call from a democratic wall street bundler who told me it's going to be harris and the monies going to come flowing in, whoever it is and it

grady trimble is in washington with the story. grady. >> reporter: good evening, liz.l be on opposite sides of the keystone state this weekend sharing very different visions for the country, but with the same goal of rallying their supporters to turn out in november. trump and the gop are reaching out to workers in p -- pa, one of the top states for fuel production. the party platform if released this week ahead of next week's convention calls for unleashing american energy and cutting taxes. trump's rally tomorrow is also generating speculation about a his vp pick if only for geographical reasons. butler county is close to ohio which is home of senator j.d. vance. but another potential trump running mate says all of the possible picks are still in the dark. >> do you know yet? has he asked you yet? >> nobody knows except if president trump. >> reporter: on the other side of the state, this trip will mark the sixth time vice president harris has visited pennsylvania this year. there are more eyes on her this time around a though as the biden campaign is reportedly test

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vance 2024 running mate foxes business grady trimble is here live in milwaukee with more. good morning. >> good morning, maria. . it was quite a moment, the former president walked out to cheers and chants from supporters of fight, fight, fight. the same words that former president used himself in immediately after attempt on his life on saturday. as you can see, the crows cheering extremely solemn not only former president the gop nominee for president for the third time in a row but also quite a moment for his family, you can see were emotional when he walked out on faces there, trump joined his running mate announced yesterday senator j.d. vance, vance says trump picked him because he can help him win state in the drest in november if elected help legislate. >> you've got to be a person he can trust loyal, to actually advance agenda plot of important something if god forbid happens ready to step in the office i think donald trump healthy going to serve four very good, good years. >> a political newcomer relatively speaking junior senator from ohio marine corp veteran be

neil: grady trimble in milwaukee. let's go to peter doocy. the president of the united states has covid again at a time a lot of people are saying you should be doing more than self isolating on a beach, maybe you should isolate out of the democratic party. peter doocy with more on the fat. >> reporter: in the last minute the washington post is reporting barack obama is telling people privately he thinks biden's path to victory has narrowed to the point he should think about stepping aside. at theo's is reporting biden could drop out by this weekend. the campaign says that's not true but you mentioned covid. in the last 24 hours the few opportunities we've had to lay eyes on him he appears to be very sick. we got this video leaving las vegas, the clip looks like it is in slow motion as he struggled to climb the shorter staircase up to air force one. despite telling reporters just before that he felt good. than another clip. air force one got across country in three hours and 48 minutes, so fast a reporter said the plane was shaking but if you

thick cloud of smoke instead of the city. in the evening light of that day a view of a ruined city grady emerged, the pilot and young officer flew few laps. around the sky of hiroshima, but they didn't know what had happened. the large rift in the city was still burning, covered in thick smoke. the reconnaissance aircraft landed in the south of the city. the temperature in the area was very high, about 70% of the city was completely destroyed and the remaining 30% was broken down. at the end of the same day, radio japan announced that all living creatures in hiroshima had been burned and turned. to ashes. the explosion killed 70,000 people and another 70,000 people were seriously injured. by the end of the same year, the number of victims reached 166,000 due to radioactive effects. by 1950, this number reached 200,000 and the president of the united states announced the use of new weapon in a statement and said, "we may be grateful to providence that the german atomic..." bomb project had failed and that the united states and its allies had spent $2 billion on the greatest scientific amb

grady trimble.inton is reportedly trying to calm fears about biden's campaign and told democrats biden cannot be forced out of the race. tomi lahren is with us. sounds like she's defending biden and i thought she was aligned with obama and obama is undermining biden. >> i think hillary clinton is incredibly self-serving and i don't think that south carolina cares much for kamala harris and i don't think jill biden cares much for kamala harris and might have something to do with it and on the other side of that, i think this and hillary clinton is so indulgent and i think she wants her party to stick with biden is i think she's okay with biden losing to donald trump because i think she still is so bitter she lost to donald trump that she doesn't want joe to defeat donald trump for a second time because it still bothers her so much that she lost to donald trump in 2016. i don't think hillary clinton cares as much about her party or certainly this country as she does about herself, her legacy, and i al

stuart: indeed, grady trimble, thank you.arris and one-on-one matchup. tomi lahren here with us this morning. obviously very tight race and republicans can't afford a big come placement. >> not complaisant, not comfortable. there's excitement in the trump campaign and the maga movement with everything that's happened in the last couple months and i get it, but focus that energy to get out the vote. i understand that we're enthusiastic but none of that matters unless people are out early voting and mail in voting and ballot harvesting where it's legal and making sure that these people stand at rallies with excitement are actually going out and voting in those large numbers that are going to be needed because that is going to be a harder c calculation and i know people don't think so coming up against vice president harris but it's going to be. the old age argument is now tossed up and unfortunately the democrats are now weaponnizing it against donald trump, imagine that. things are going to be much tighter. there's no comfort

was riveting his tone in his tone was sober, dignified, magnanimous in the overarching themes like gradyaid unity, prosperity and optimism while hitting the major issues that americans worry about, inflation and legal immigration, he eventually reverted back to his factory settings, rambling and ranting a bit there are memorable lines like greatness, birthright then they tied a bow on what i thought was a triumphant gop convention, meanwhile the democratic party in battle, now in crisis over the front runner, the last take away, after they just survived assassination attempt, trump could've talked all night long, the mental fitness is a focal point which it is he has superhuman stamina compared to biden nobody believes biden has a resilience and leadership trump is displayed over the last week. maria: caroline we are waiting to see any news out of the biden team, the white house, the biden campaign in the speculation that joe biden is about to step down in the speculation was raising at the rnc yesterday and people are expecting him to step down this sunday as soon as this sunday, the ca

stuart: grady trim,,, thanks very much. thank you.nn's van jones had to say about the enthusiasm at the rnc. roll it. [laughter] >> this spirit that this guy heart attacks you guys think he's drunk? he's not. this whole thing is like this. [laughter] hey, look. hey, guys, the last time i was at a convention that felt like this was obama 2008. there's something happening -- >> you just wrote a headline, by the way. stuart: rnc chair michael whatley joins me now. as biden fades, trump triumphs. you continue have written a better script than that, could you? >> we are very excited. what a great convention, what a great night and really, truly hitting on the themes about all americans and making sure that that this is not just a republican speech, it's not just a conversation with republicans, but we're really reaching out and talking to every american family and very excited about the them that president trump delivered last night. stuart: there's some criticism of the second half of his speech in that it turned rather dark as if he was

our correspondent grady trimble live with more.t yesterday you were here in dc how's it looking? >> it is, it's hot outside but good energy inside john for what our senator 80 vance first 2 rallies in nevada since former president trump chose him as his running mate. this is a state that trump has never won, but recent trends give republicans hope that maybe they could have a victory here come november. trump had a lead in the latest polling in nevada, but that was before vice president kamala harris became the democrats presumptive nominee. what little following we do have now suggests harris does better with younger people and not white voters compared to biden. today we expect the ants you know who is a first millennial vp nominee to try to appeal to both those groups at his rallies by highlighting plans to lower costs for nevada residents and cut taxes. we just heard mention of a policy proposal that the former president trump maid in nevada first which is no tax on tips but over the past couple weeks, advances several -- first

vance heading to nevada for two rallies today going to take on the biden-harris economy fox business grady trimble live from henderson, nevada with more on the story good morning. >> good morning, cheryl a state former president trump never won so senator j.d. vance running mate taking a crack at rallying support here recent trends give republican polls they could win in november trump had a lead in the latest polling though not conducted since kamala harris became a democratic presumptive nominee at raelz we inspect vaps to focus on cutting taxes this is the place where trump floated the idea of no tax on tips. and also, lowering costs for ineffectivance, in interview with laura ingraham last night trump attacked the biden-harris administration on high energy prices. >> a he blew it with energy with oil prices. gasoline prices. and he really blew it because it went up i was -- it was 1.87 they went up to 5 dollars six dollars going up again, by the way, if not watching drill, baby, drill if we get energy down everything else is going to follow most important thing. >> and that issue might

grady, what's cooking? vance as we await his first big speech since former president trump chose him as his running mate. since he is a relative political newcomer he's going to treat this as an opportunity to introduce himself to the american people. we got a little taste of what he might say earlier today on his first campaign stop since he joined the gop ticket. he says as he thanks about what is going to say 10 nights, his main goal is to best articulate why reelecting trump is so important. we expect them to discuss is up to greet bringing in his speech he grew up in poverty and rose to become a u.s. s that informs his views today on important issues like trade, immigration and perhaps most importantly inflation in the economy. the crux of my home state of ohio, the average ohio family is about 10,000 dollars up or than they were four years ago. and of course ronald reagan famously asked in a great debate i think it was jimmy carter are you better off ask the american people at a debate jimmy carter yo

grady is here at the fiserv forum across the street. >> good to see you. few memorable moments last night in the longest rnc acceptance speech ever. former president trump attacked the biden administration's policies on inflation, energy, border, crime and foreign policy but he only mentioned president biden by name in one unscripted part of the speech. instead of attacking biden personally, trump used the opportunity to call the country to come together. it was also the first time we heard the former president describe the attempted assassination in his own words. >> i'm not supposed to be here tonight. not supposed to be here. [crowd chanting, yes, you are] >> in an age when our politics too often divide us, now is the time to remember that we are all fellow citizens. >> trump and his running mate are heading to grand rapids, michigan tomorrow. their first rally since vance joined the gop ticket. the head of the rnc says naturally you can expect vance to spend a lot of time in the midwest and rust belt swing state but could be surprises in store, too. >>

i want to get to grady trimble now with more on what we can expect from the rnc today. day two. good morning. >> good morning to you, bill. you know, we just heard from the congresswoman talking about giving a voice to americans and to that end we expect relatives of victims of migrant crime, criminal justice advocates, justice reform advocates as well as people who have lost loved ones to fentanyl overdoses to be among the everyday americans speaking today. here in wisconsin they have personally experienced crime. in some cases very high profile crimes. here is a father who lost his 8-year-old son when a repeat offender drove through a christmas parade not far from here in waukesha three years ago. >> our system is broken in some sense. we need bail reform. we need to be harder on crime. we can't let, you know, criminals who have such a past and we should have a system in place in order to identify these things and make sure they can't hurt us. >> but democrats, including the mayor of this city, don't seem to think crime is such a big deal. >> we've seen crime trend down year-o

fox business correspondent grady gradytrimble is in hernandez to.elt swing states as former president trump's running mate, senator j.d. vance is taking a swing at rallying voters in nevada. [chanting valentine's day] >> but his first two weeks on the campaign trail as a v.p. nominee have been overshadowed by comments he made in 2021 about women, including vice president kamala harris leading some top democrats like senate majority leader chuck schumer to suggest trump could replace vance. >> what is kamala harris telling people she is going to do make their lives better. she can't really run on they're record so she is running on distractions from years ago. >> you've not had the conversation about him removing you from the ticket. >> ha ha not at all. i talk president trump multiple times. i actually talked to him this morning. we feel very good about where we. >> before president biden left the race, trump had a slight edge in nevada. a state he has never won in a general election. but no polls have been conducted here since harris became the dem

to grady trimble live at the rnc in milwaukee. distinctly different tone than the republican stance perhaps maybe a sign that the trump administration if there were a second one might not be so merger-friendly. >> maybe so, liz, and we look forward to how the trump-vance campaign months but tonight here at the rnc, the republican party is looking to their presidential nominee to kind of merge the american people. unite the country, and we're told by the trump campaign that his speech tonight is going to be extremely personal. >> he's been writing this by himself. he said he knows exactly what he wants to say. he knows the issues that he wants to talk about. he knows how he wants to connect with a former and future president providing that leadership when joe biden can't do it anymore. reporter: the attempted assassination last week changed everything this week and especially for tonight. trump and his campaign say he tore up what he had planned to say and started his speech from scratch. his daughter-in-law, lara trump says after

>> all right, grady? thank you.gencies to get their employees back into the office pandemic. are still doing so. here is chief washington correspondent mike eimmanuel. >> we are hearing as astronomicl numbers of people in these federal agencies that are not showing up to work. >> the education department is one that congressman aderholt and his republican colleagues are targeting, a 2023 office of personnel management report says the agency is only using 17% of its space in its washington offices. that report says health and human services is only utilizing 19%. aderholt is now proposing to slash in half those agencies' administrative budgets. >> gets their attention. gets high enough cause a lot of these to say we need to look at our policy and especially this blanket policy. >> but the union representing 750,000 federal and d.c. government employees says members of congress should understand since law enforcement are only in session less than half of the year. >> they're doing their jobs part of the time in d.c. p

here is fox business correspondent grady trimble.lf-proclaimed prounion president in history is out of the 2024 race, vice president kamala harris is trying to appeal to the same union workers. >> donald trump and his extreme allies want to take our nation back to failed trickle down economic policies. back to union bus busting. >> some labor unions that endorse president biden are hesitant to back his replacement. biden visited the united auto workers picket lines last year. that union is calling harris an ally but has so far stopped short of giving her its endorsement. past political supportive unions is playing a role in the veepstakes, too. the transport workers union which endorsed biden is holding off on backing harris until she names a running mate. one of the frontrunners, arizona senator mark kelly has previously expressed concerns about certain pieces of prolabor legislation that he now says he supports. >> he is under pressure so what does he do? he changes his position. >> the latest fox news poll of midwest swing states

fox business' grady trimble is live in washington and russia and china are trying to counter nato?tainly seems that way, alicia. russian vladimir putin and xi jinping met for the first time since may as the shanghai corporatization that group has physically formed to counter the influence of the west. pollutants has russia/china relations are the best period in their history. it's worth noting this meeting took place two weeks after russia and north korea announced a mutual defense pact and less than a week as you noted before that crucial nato summit in d.c. as president biden prepares for that summit calls for him to drop his reelection bid are growing. his opponent former president trump says he is not up to the task of handling these strengthening partnerships, but the white house is defending biden's record not only with nato but also on the world stage at large. >> foreign leaders have seen the president close-up, they have. close up and personally the past three years. i think that is important to know. they know who they are dealing with and how effective he has been. >> a

grady trimble's has the latest for us hey. >> hey, sandor, democrats trying to lock down the blue walle trying to break through it. president biden you noted in michigan today, vice president had it, karis will in philly tomorrow. her profile as you know has been raised because of fears of biden's cognitive decline. bp harris' trip will mark her sixth to pennsylvania this year and there are more eyes on her this time as the biden campaign is reportedly testing her against trump but publicly she is still defending biden. >> the one thing we know about our president, joe biden, is that he is a fighter. so we will continue to fight. and we will continue to organize. end in november, we will win. >> from president trump on the other hand will be on the opposite side of the keystone state tomorrow in solid red butler county. that rally he has there is generating speculation about his vp pick if only for geographical reasons, butler is close to ohio which is home of senator j.d. vance. regardless of who it is, veepstakes wait will soon be able. >> i expect you'll make it public in the next d

grady trimble has the story. >> federal prosecutors have proposed a plea deal for boeing in connection with two deadly plane crashes involving its 737 max jetliners, the company must now decide by the end of the week whether to take the deal and plead guilty to fraud or risk going to trial, the justice department alleges boeing misled federal regulators about the safety of their planes and pilot training requirements before the 2018 and 2019 crashes. last month, victims families pushed for a full blown trial. >> justice is for them to be held accountable and be criminally charged and to face us in trial. >> concerns about safety have been plaguing boeing lately, most notably the terrifying door plug blowout in january. under pressure, boeing announcing monday it will require its supplier, spirit aerosystems, which builds the fuselage of its 737 max jets. in recent years, spirit's quality problems have mounted. it's gone through a leadership change and laid off hundreds of workers. company officials hope bringing spirit and boeing back together will enable greater integration. outgoing

. >> reporter grady turnbull has the closer look at the numbers. >> prices eased last month. the consumer price index declined one tenth of a percent in june. economists were expecting a small increase compared to june of 2023. the cpi rose 3, core cpi, excluding food and energy, rose less than expected, one tenth of a percent, up 3.3% from a year ago. energy prices declined in june, though food prices rose. now there's anticipation. the federal reserve may have reason to lower interest rates in the coming months. >> you got to put it in the context of seven good inflation reports last year, and then four bad reports at the beginning of this year with inflation running over 3% by their preferred measure, not the cpi. so that has to weigh on them. >> inflation is moderating, but shoppers are still looking at prices that are higher than they'd like to pay. since the month president biden took office. overall, prices are up more than 19. all food is up 21.5. all shelter costs up almost 22. when you break out rent only, it's about the same. energy is up almost 33. >> no one in th