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ashley: is certainly is, grady trimble thank you so much.den loves to tell tall tales, we cut them down to size, joe concha joins us this morning it is a fact check a biden's embellishments and hyperbole but they don't call them lies, they only use outward when they talk about donald trump, why can't they call a spade a spade. you see when biden lies it's just detail or hyperbole, embellishment, the l word may not be applied because the letter behind the president's name he has a d.c. get protection in these situations. if you joe biden you can lie about the sun of the american revolution, that is a lie and you can claim you were arrested for standing on the porch during the civil rights era, you can say you inherited 9% inflation when he took office and you can say you inherited a god-awful mess at the southern border when you took office, also a lie, this showed us around until midnight so we have finite time, "the bottom line" biden cannot point at trumped and say somehow he is on a moral plane or the most honest man occupied the office s

let's get more details on this from grady trimble in washington with the latest. grady?resident trump first floated this green cards for grads policy proposal during a podcast interview. he says foreign graduates of us colleges should automatically become permanent residents as part of their diploma. that includes, he says, two-year colleges. the goal, he adds, is to keep top talent in the country to help us businesses. the us chamber of commerce in response says given the critical need for american companies to innovate and create cutting-edge cybersecurity tools, harness significant advancements in artificial intelligence, and expand domestic semiconductor manufacturing capacity, providing more international students with the ability to build their careers in the us post-graduation is necessary for our nation to succeed in these endeavors. at a rally in philadelphia over the weekend, the former president attacked president biden on his handling of the crisis at the southern border, and he promised other major changes to stop illegal immigration if he's elected. >> we w

grady trimble has a preview. these next. ♪ ♪ ♪ the only limit is the sky ♪ ♪ it's our time ♪ ♪ you don't want to miss it (just a little bit louder) ♪ ♪ it's our time ♪ ♪ you don't want to miss it ♪ ♪ it's your moment in the spotlight ♪ all your ambitions. all in one app. low fixed rates. borrow up to $100k. no fees required. sofi. get your money right®. everybody wants super straight, super white teeth. they want that hollywood white smile. new sensodyne clinical white provides 2 shades whiter teeth and 24/7 sensitivity protection. i think it's a great product. it's going to help a lot of patients. stuart: green inc. dow is up 30, dow is up 69 points. microsoft, amazon, alphabet, big names, all of them reaching all-time highs. amazon 196, alphabet 185. croissant 3 trillion. tonight is the presidential debate between trump and biden. grady trimble is in atlanta. what is the atmosphere like? >> reporter: eager anticipation for tonight, looking forward to hearing from the candidate individually but we are waiting to

grady trimble, thank you so much. >> let's talk about this whole story, we bring in ben domenech foxderoy murdock. thank you, deroy, i can't think of better debate prip than what trump is -- trend than what trump is doe, typical hands on interaction talk to real people. whereas mr. biden is at camp david sequestered they built him a debate arena with 16 people pounding him twice a day. i think that is impossible. why is -- what does that tell you about who will be better prepared and who'll win this debate. >> what it says that trump is staying close to the people asking the businessmen and, women what can i do for you, they respond inflation is a problem, high taxes is a problem, and rising energy prices, i think having his hands on the pulse of the american people has done well. and biden has been out for a week, that isolation keeps him further out of touch and demonstrates how detached he is from the american people. larry: ben domenech, you could be in a hangar some place. with 16 people pounding into your head all your campaign slogans and numbers. you heard what deroy said, pr

grady trimble thank you very much. >> all right. the trump agenda is not inflation ar that ary, the "new york times," a long piece has now officially decided that real inflation is donald trump and his policies. there is virtually no numbers in the piece. let's review for a moment. over trump's 4 year term level of consumer prices rose by a 7.7%. for his entire term. which comes to 1.9 percent annualy. meanwhile during joe biden's nearly completed term, so far, the level of consumer prices rose 20%. or 6 .1 percent annualy, president trump pledging to reprise his successful first term economic policies of drill, baby, drill tax cuts, deregulation and punishing unfair trade tras, why would the same policies generate high inflation in second term, "new york times" takes biden view. inflation was trans fo transitory and caused by putin and covid. with near record peacetime spending as a share gdp with relatively low 4% unemployment rate, and a still stubbornly high inflation rate. now, even john maynard keynes would rollover in his gra

liz: always great to hear from you, grady trimble, great reporting.ngressman eric and former u.s. treasury official michael faulkender. thank you for joining us. congressman, first to you, your reaction to that report? is this just a seat change right now what's happening in the campaign? >> it's not surprising at all to see this shift because we've seen the country under bidenomics and it is -- the american people are being crushed under biden's inflation and 63% of americans do not approve of the economic conditions that they're in including the people in silicon valley bank. sill von valley and doing bet -- silicon valley and going under president trump and that's not working. >> if you agree and if you think about in silicon valley and raising additional capital and funding technological innovation and this administration approach to everything from artificial intelligence to cryptocurrency and general capital race and it's been such that companies want to innovate in europe rather than in the united states. we need to once again return to a compe

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showdown between former president trump and president biden even shocking democrats fox business grady trimblee in atlanta right now with more on the story grady. >> good morning, maria. president biden failed last night at what was probably his main objective, to allay fears he is too old for four more years spent a week up at camp david preparing this is the result. >> there is a lot of young women being raped by in-laws by their spouses. brothers and sisters just ridiculous that two trillion dollar tax cut benefited very wealthy, fix taxes, for example, a thousand trillion onaires in america able to do with covid excuse me dealing with everything we have to do with uh -- >> look. if -- we finally beat medicare, i am going to continue to total ban, to -- total initiative, relative to what we're going to do with more border patrol and more asylum. >> have i really don't know what he said at the end i don't think he knows what he said either. >> halfway through debate we started harg from biden campaign the president had a cold a way to sort of explain what we were witnessing, people in the de

grady trimble live in atlanta with more on this story. what a night. >> it was. president biden and donald trump will be back on the campaign trail today but safe to say are lies will be on biden after that objectively poor performance last night. vice president kamala harris doesn't seem worried, she shrugged off concerns after the debate that biden is too ultra four more years. >> it was a strong finish. what we saw tonight is more of the same. president biden fighting for the american people, donald trump fighting for himself not to mention on the issue of choice, there was a clear contrast. >> reporter: halfway through the debate we started hearing from biden's campaign that he had a cold as sort of an explanation for what we were witnessing, president biden confirmed he was sick after the debate. you heard the vice president say biden had a strong finish but he scuffled through his closing statement right at the end. >> we made significant progress from the debacle left by donald trump in his last term. to get rid of the ability of medicare, the ability for

grady trimble, thank you. leading in georgia, the lead is 43-38 at this point. guy benson joining us this morning. guy, trump's lead is narrowing. why do you think that is? >> i wouldn't read too much too the narrowing and the poll you flashed on the screen is a five point lead for the former president and look at real clear politics average in a five way race, that's basically bang on and the two way race, trump on average is up four points in georgia. you'll hear some poll numbers here and there and statistical noise, but trump up mid single digits is roughly where thing haves been in georgia. he'll bounce to 8 in some polls maybe 2 or 3 or 4 up in other polls and 5 seems like mostly study as she goes and i wouldn't be overly concerned about that if it's the trump campaign looking at it from their perspective. if he starts drifting lower into the low single digits or polls showing the thing tide, that's a different storm -- tied. that's a different story. stuart: president trump could announce his pick for v

first up our own grady trimble. he has details of trump's recent fund raising with business leaders. business leaders seem to like what they're hearing, grady? >> reporter: they certainly do, larry, because the trump campaign says it raised $12 million at a single high dollar tech fund-raiser, and more than $33 million over the former president's four-day trip out west. last thursday night, an event was packed with silicon valley heavyweights venture capitalists and podcast host david saks and they hosted the event. winkelvoss twins of social network, facebook, cryptocurrency fame were there as well along with a whole host of others t was a packed room from what we gathered. this is the latest example of former president trump's courting groups who may not have traditionally supported republicans. senator jd vance was in that room. he used to work in tech himself and i says politics in silicon valley are a changing. >> you did have an amazingly large number of people who were either you know, centrists sitting out 20

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grady trimble live from hat atlanta, with all of the details. t happened down there? >> reporter: larry, [laughter], i wasn't in the room but how's that for debate preparation. we've been talking about how the candidates are preparing and that's one way to do it. he took questions from the people in the room there, the former president did. this was a conversation with black business owners here in atlanta and, congressman byron donalds was moderating it. he was joined by former hud secretary ben carson and yes, to the surprise of everyone in the room, there you see it, byron donalds taking a call from the former president himself. they talked mostly about the economy. one person joked that black people will vote for trump if the president can get gas prices below a dollar, and here is trump's response. >> i don't know if i can guarranty a dollar but we'll get it as low as we can that is a big spur for the economy. the lower you get the that is a big, big spur for the economy. i just came up with the concept with no tax on tips. let the people ea

grady trimble is live in atlanta with the rundown. ady, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, maria. president biden failed last night at wha what was probably s haven objective to allay fears that he's too old for four more years as president. he came onthe debate stage, we were surprised to hear him sounding hoarse. he stumbled early on. he appeared to lose his train of thought multiple times. >> we will be their inlaws, by their spouse, brothers and sisters, by -- just ridiculous. $2 trillion tax cut benefited the very wealthy. what i'm going to do is fix the taxes. for example, we have 1 you 1,00 trillionares. with the covid, with everything we have to do with -- look, if -- we finally beat medicare. ism going to continue to continue until we get the total ban on the total initiative relative to what we can do with more border patrol and a more asylum officers. >> i don't know what he said at the end of that sentence, i don't think he knows what he said either? about halfway through the debate we started hearing from the

grady trimble in atlanta. thank you, grady.c growth and opportunity is always a winner that is the subject of tonight's riff. ♪ seems like the entire liberal media are rooting for mudslinging and mud wrestling at tonight's cnn presidential debate but voters completely disagree. they want issues and no one seems to be listening to former president trump who keeps saying to people that successful poll ses will unify the country. so i'm going to buck the media tide and suggest there will be some jabbing and some counter punping in this 90 minute debate. trump's overarching theme of success to build unity across the country will be on display at tonight's debate. that is just my view. biden can do what he is going to do but i think mr. trump will come out of this as the optimist, and optimists always win. trump has record of low inflation, significant growth, rising wages for all working americans, closing the border, cutting taxes, overturning overregulated business sector and of course drill, baby, drill and seeking peace through

let's get straight to grady trimble in atlanta. ake us through the biggest moments of the night, please. >> reporter: well, stu, there was substantive policy discussion on the economy, the border, the wars in israel and gaza, but all of that is being overshadowed today because president biden failed at his primary objective last night which was to allay concerns that he is too old for another four years. >> $2 trillion tax cut benefited the very wealthy. what i'm going to do is fix the tax system. for example, we have a thousand trillionaires in america. what i've been able to do with the covid -- excuse me, with dealing with everything we have to do with -- look, if we finally beat medicare, and i'm going to continue to move until we get the total ban on, the total initiative relative to what we're going to do with more border patrol and more asylum officers. >> i really don't know what he said at the end of that sentence. i don't think he knows what he said either. >> reporter: so about halfway through the debate, we started heari

grady trimble is in atlanta with more. grady, what is the trump campaign discussing with small business owners? >> they're talking about former president trump's no tax on tips proposal, how it could help workers. it's telling that both the trump and biden campaigns were here in atlanta before the candidates themselves meeting with small business owners. that just shows you how important the economy is as an issue, not only tomorrow night, but also as we look ahead to the november election. for his part on the campaign trail, former president trump is promising lower taxes for everyday americans and businesses as well as less regulation. >> we will cut taxes for working families as part of our tax cuts that i've announced. and there will be no taxes on tips. no taxes on tips. >> president biden, on the other hand, says his legislative wins, like the bipartisan infrastructure law and so-called inflation that reduction act are creating jobs. a senator of this state, campaigning with small business owners yesterday, he claims

grady trimble live for us out of washington. grady, thank you.ks for being here first and foremost but president biden is looking to shore up the blue wall in the midwest and there is this new wall, congresswoman, former president trump nearly 20 points ahead in your state. what are you hearing from constituents, to support these numbers that we're seeing in these polls? >> yeah. well, cheryl, i think when you talk about a blue wall, the only wall president biden should be focused on is the one at earn of southern border which he completely neglected. the reason his policies are i will at thatting us his mind is failing us with the polls in iowa and other states, like wisconsin. you will see a huge turnout in president trump. the democrats don't have anything to run on. they can't run on his economy, with "bidenomics" and biden-flation. energy is more expensive, they can't run on safety and security because we have a wide open southern border. i think it is a prime example why the democrats will fail in november. i think president trump will win

first up, our own grady trimble, he has got the latest from hotlanta. you're out of barbershop today. what's cooking now? >> reporter: larry, we just saw president biden at a surprise campaign stop, shaking hands with supporters. we also watched former president trump's plane take off on a video feed from the palm beach international airport. he is expected to land here next hour. so we are just about five hours away from these two men standing on the debate stage together for the first time in four years, we are eager to see what they say individually but also to see their dynamic together. we don't know a lot about what's going to happen tonight. we don't even know if the two men will shake hands when they get on stage together. we don't know which candidate benefits if any the fact there is no audience. their mikes will be cut when their time is up. we do have key insights today from a new poll from "new york times" and sienna college. one is that trump has a four point lead on biden nationally going into tonight and the other is that voters have hig

our own grady trimble has all the a gory details. grady, what's cooking?reporter: larry, president biden has been laying low, still at camp david getting ready for next week, but reporters did get a glimpse of him to ask him this: >> reporter: mr. president, how is debate prep going? >> reporter: all right. so a thumbs up from the pratt -- president there. and while he stays away from public appearances, former president trump has had several campaign vents this week -- events this week, in michigan last weekend and during the week in wisconsin. this upcoming weekend he's got another rally in another swing state. trump will be in philly on saturday night, a blue city that president biden has visited more than 20 times since his inaugust a raying. and even though -- inauguration. and even though trump has been attacking biden as mentally unfit, trump says he's not taking anything for granted next week. >> i'm not underestimating him. we -- it is what it is. we'll see what happens. but you take a look at the last one, i happen to think he's incompetent for a

grady trimble in atlanta. sarah bedford and richard fowler for reaction on this. let me begin with you. atlanta journal-constitution paul said president biden is losing the black support, hemorrhaging voters according to the poll. 88% he got in 2,020 on the latest poll shows he is down to 70%. how much of an alarm is that for biden and can trump take advantage? >> it is a huge alarm for president biden to have his support eroded among the constituencies that put him in the white house. the race was very close in 2020 so it doesn't take a lot of erosion to make a significant impact on president biden this time around. donald trump's path to victory will run through georgia because he carries the peach state and arizona and other midwest states. polls showing the donald trump conviction not necessarily swaying voters against him in key states. looking at the polls, the momentum, whether the debate shifts that, that is what the biden campaign has. ashley: 42% of democrats are not satisfied with president biden as leader of the party. tomorrow night to convince more o

grady trimble joining us now live from the white house with more on the president's meeting with the liz, pope francis was the first pope ever to attend a g7 summit and it's significant that he thinks it's worthwhile or not and artificial intelligence bringing it up in front of the most powerful leaders of the world and here's what the pope had to say about ai. >> we need to ensure and safeguard a space for proper human control with the choices of the artificial intelligence programs and human d dignity itself depends on it. reporter: that was this morning and president biden spoke in a closed door meeting and no doubt a significant moment for president biden for the second catholic president and we also saw this odd moment and little unusual and biden touches his forehead to the pontiff. moving onto wrap up of the g7 summit this week, the group of seven leaders addressed wars in ukraine and gaza in their statement to conclude the week and reiterating their solidarity of ukraine and support for israel and condemning the october 7 attack by hamas and houthi attack on ships in the red

worker taxes and supported by a majority of voters support highly impacted by partisan politics and grady trimble, polling shows former president trump's proposal for federal income tax is really popular and seeps president trump know it is and he keeps bringing it up over and over again at his campaign rallies. all of them in fact since he first made the proposal earlier this month. take a look at the numbers from our latest poll, 62% of voters approve of trump's proposal and 32% disapprove and our pollsters drop any reference to trump from the question, even more voters spore the plan while approving by 10 points when it's specifically tied to trump but approve by 40 points when his name isn't included. a group of republican senators is bruceing a bill that would exempt tips from taxation. they say it'll give americans some relief while prices are so high. >> folks are after 85,000irs agents and going after venmo and tips and going after you with inflation because, look, rich person may not know how much if costs to put gas in your tank or diesel in your truck and somebody going to work every d

grady trimble with us now. grady, how much has the deficit grown compared to the last fiscal year?eficit is $38 billion bigger than it was a year ago and growing. the congressional budget office says the 2024 deficit will be larger than it projected earlier this year. in particular, it says, spending this year is now anticipated to be greater than previously projected. contributing to that outcome are additional costs that have not yet been recorded stemming from administrative actionses associated with student loans and from legislation providing international assistance. interest payments on the national debt now higher than the u.s. defense budget and more than spending on veterans, education and transportation combined. president biden's critics say his pending is adding fuel to the -- spending is adding fuel to the fire, but they acknowledge entitlement programs are a huge part of the problem. >> quite frankly, there's a plague on both republican and democrats' houses for allowing this type of spending to continue. but it's not, you know, in so many ways it's not the discretio

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let's get to grady trimble in atlanta, the side of the presidential debate, the earliest ever for a presidential showdown. >> any minute we expect to see president biden for the first time since he hold himself up at camp david to prepare for tonight. he's leaving camp david soon and will go to joint base andrews and will arrive in atlanta at 2:15. his campaign is giving us a preview what to expect for tonight. president biden will draw a stark contrast between himself and his predecessor. >> donald trump may not be the same demeanor we see on the debate stage or amaga rallies but he has to answer for things he says it those rallies. >> reporter: as we noted president biden has been preparing for a week straight now at a new national poll from the new york times and siena released 60% of registered voters say donald trump would perform very or somewhat well tonight. 46% say the same about biden. we will listen for what the candidates have to say and policy proposals and paying attention to how they say it. for trump to carry himself in a way that seems presidential to win over undecided voters a

fox business's grady trimble live with more in washington. ave they had a change of heart in silicon valley? >> it certainly seems that way because that event you mentioned was packed with silicon valley heavy weights. venture capitalists and podcast hosts were hosting the event. the social network, facebook and crypto fame were also there along with a host of others. the trump campaign says it raised $12 million at that one event and more than $33 million over that four-day trip out west. this is the latest example of former president trump's courting groups who may not have traditionally supported republicans. >> all week san francisco publications have been writing about how there will be big protests in san francisco because trump was coming to town. as it turns out, hundreds of people turned out in the streets pro-trump demonstrators welcoming his motorcade. if that's in san francisco, what does it tell you about the rest of the country? >> later this week former president trump will meet with executives from some of the most powerful com

let's go to grady trimble in atlanta, a preview of the big bang between the two presidential candidates. >> reporter: hard to overstate the significance of this moment, the first time these two men have been on the same stage together in four years. we will be listening to what they have to say individually but we will be watching closely their dynamic to gather, including no audience and the bikes will be cut unless the candidate whose turn it is is speaking. it will be more difficult for interruptions. the trump campaign gave us a little bit of a preview. >> to secure the southern border and rebuild our economy, rebuild our military, get us out of these wars that president biden has created, he's practicing a lot of 1-liners, he will need a lot more than that to defeat donald trump tonight. >> reporter: we will listen to what the candidates have to say but also how they say it. for trump, will he carry himself in a way that can win over undecided voters and for biden a lot of people say he's too old to serve another four years, can he prove those people wrong in an environment where t

grady trimble joins us now to talk about it.ur polling which is why he keeps bringing it up. she did so in detroit, and racing wisconsin at the rally. 62% of voters approve of trump's proposal to exempt tips from federal income taxes. 32% disapprove. what is interesting is when pollsters drop any reference to trump from the question, even more voters support the plan, fewer disapprove of it. highlighting the partisan divide even further democrats disapprove of exacting tips by 10 points when tied to trump but approved by a whopping 40 points when his name isn't mentioned. on on the flipside republicans support the proposal by less when you remove mention of trump. trump's proposal has gotten so much attention since he mentioned it earlier this month that a group of republican senators is introducing a bill that would exempt tips from taxation. they say it will give americans much-needed relief while prices are so high. >> you see folks, 80,000 irs agents, going after your tips, and inflation. a rich person may not know how much

grady trimble is with me, how much is been spent in wisconsin so far. >> the biden administration hascture and clean energy, that includes three half-billion for roads and bridges, wanted half-billion for high-speed internet, nearly 26 billion for essentially green school buses and over 45 million for ev chargers. former president trump at a campaign rally took aim at his opponent and tied the biden administration spending to higher prices. >> i will stop bidens wasteful spending and rapidly terminate the green news scam which is a total scam, we are spending money like drunken sailors, you know expression drunken sailors. i will in the biden inflation nightmare and we will ended quickly. >> the biden campaign is hoping people in wisconsin especially the milwaukee area where the president needs solid turnout see the money coming in, president biden has visited the badger state several times to tout the projects and to take some credit. >> my friends in the far right have criticized invested in americans and this includes my bipartisan info structure law and the chips in science act in

expected to qualify at 9% and then another 8% are undecided and take it right there, fox business grady trimblegrady, what issues might the two butt heads on most fiercely tomorrow? >> all sorts o from the border to abortion and crime. maybe the important issue for voters is the economy and kind of highlighting that is the fact that both of the campaigns for trump and biden before the candidates are even here, they have allies of the president and former president who are meeting with small business owners, that just shows you how important the economy is going to be for both candidates and not only tomorrow night but look ahead to november. at the trump event, congressman byron donalds is there and black business owners and everyone in the room and the former president took questions and bashed the economy under president biden and talked about how he cut taxes and regul regulations. >> it's killing biden and the country and no tax and let the people earn what they earn. and going for them so populous. .i the bipartisan infrastructure law and so-called inflation reduction act are creating jobs

grady trimble with the second reagan national. reagan national.el this year? >> 70 one million americans are expected to travel somewhere over the entire fourth of july week according to aaa, that's the most ever they say. the vast majority of people are going to drive but a record number will also get on a plane. nearly 6 million people are expected to fly, 7% from last year. it's a precarious time for the airplane and airline industry with all the problems boeing is facing but folks i talked to don't seem deterred by that or deterred by the threat from american airlines flight attendants to go on strike potentially later this summer. part of the reason they are not bothered is airfare is down from last year. the travel booking apps hopper says domestic round-trip tickets are down about 18% for fourth of july weekend and if you are planning a big trip to europe that weekend those round-trip tickets are down 37%. on top of that a lot of consumers are still choosing to spend their money on experiences over things. >> the younger generations, the pr

colleges in an effort to keep the best in the brightest in the country let's bring in fox business grady trimblek it all down, good afternoon. >> former president trump first floated the proposal to create a pathway for foreign graduates of u.s. colleges to become permanent residents during a podcast interview as you noted the former president says the goal is to keep top talent in part to help u.s. businesses, the biden campaign immediately attacked trump on the policy calling it an empty promise, ally and insult but the trump campaign defended it saying it would only apply to the most thoroughly vetted college graduates and this is a quote you would never undercut american wages or workers at a rally in philly over the week and the former president attacked president biden on the handling of the crisis of the southern border and trump promised other major changes to stop illegal immigration if he is elected. >> we will shut down deadly sanctuary cities and i will shift mashes into massive courses under portions immigration enforcement in on day one we will begin the largest domestic deportatio

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fox business' grady trimble is here in washington with the latest.bite and campaign trying to win over these voters? >> the campaign and the president himself or highlighting how much money his administration has sent to wisconsin through signature laws the president has signed. the state has gotten nearly $7 billion for infrastructure and clean energy projects, $3.5 million for roads and bridges, almost $1.5 billion for high-speed internet, nearly $26 million for green school buses, and $45 million for ev electric vehicle chargers. former president trump at a campaign rally in wisconsin yesterday took aim at his opponent and he tied the spending to higher prices. >> i will stop biden's wasteful spending and rapidly -- we are spending like drunken sailors. they love that expression. i will end the biden inflation nightmare and we will end it quickly. >> but the biden campaign is helping people in wisconsin and especially in the milwaukee area where the president needs solid turnout in november see the money coming in how they are benefiting from it.

grady trimble is stranding by -- standing by live with the latest. good to see you. >> reporter: you too, liz. biden is now officially here. he arrived a couple of hours ago and had a bit of a surprise campaign stop where he was greeted by supporters, shook their hands, spoke to a few people. former president trump is in the air right now expected to land in the next 30 minutes or so. and this is a big night, but there are a lot of unknowns. if will the two men shake hands on stage when they first are called out? if we don't know that. how will the new rules play out? there's no live audience, and the mics will be cut unless it's that particular candidate's turn to speak. what we do know is voters have hire expectations for trump than biden tonight. despite biden's week of nonstop preparation at camp david, a new national poll from "the new york times" and sienna college just released finds that 60%9 of registered voters say former president trump would perform very or somewhat well tonight, only 46% say the same thing about biden. >> he's going to b

. >> larry: first up let's go to fox business grady trimble in atlanta, georgia, it's been a week since i've seen you or a week since we've seen president biden what can you tell us about that? >> it sure has come o'leary we got a glimpse of him for a few minutes getting off marine one at joint base andrews and getting onto air force one and now the president is en route to atlanta, little bit behind schedule but he should be arriving shortly. in advance of his arrival his campaign has been here sort of previewing what we can expect from the president tonight. we know he is going to draw a stark contrast between himself and his predecessor. >> donald trump, his demeanor may not be the same demeanor we see on the debate stage or that we see at the maga rallies but he has to answer for all the things he says of those rallies on the debate stage tonight. that's with the president is focused on going into tonight. >> as you noted the president has been holed up at camp david for nearly a week nonstop preparing for this debate tonight. but maybe it was not worth it because a new national pol

fox business correspondent grady trimble has a preview from atlanta. >> before the candidates arriveatlanta, the trump and biden campaigns are already here. both meeting with small business owners, highlighting the importance of the economy tomorrow night and in november. >> mr. president, how are you doing? >> at the trump team's event, the former president wasn't in the room but he called in taking questions bashing president biden's handling of the economy and discussing his plans to cut taxes and regulations. >> now the inflation is a disaster, it's killing the black community and it's killing the country. i just came up with the concept of no tax on tips. let the people earn what they earn. >> president biden on the other hand claims his legislative wins like the bipartisan infrastructure law and the so-called inflation reduction act are creating jobs. georgia senator jon ossoff campaigning for biden with small business owners tuesday, says all that government spending is spurring private sector investment. >> electric vehicle production, advanced energy, research development an

thank you, grady trimble on a lot of that.ockdown at the border. not quite working out and can you say, overwhelms. bill melugin has more. >> neil, were getting our hands on some front -- brand-new internal isaiah which is revealing just how overwhelms ice is as an agency, as a hole. coming up after the break, we're going to tell you how many millions of immediate -- illegal immigrants release in to the country the agency is trying to keep track of right now. we'll be right back. >> ♪ ♪ who knows what to expect! turn shipping to your advantage. keep it simple...with clear, upfront pricing. with usps ground advantage®. ♪ . . ♪ ♪ have you always had trouble losing weight and keeping it off? same. discover the power of wegovy®. ♪ ♪ with wegovy®, i lost 35 pounds. and some lost over 46 pounds. ♪ ♪ and i'm keeping the weight off. wegovy® helps you lose weight and keep it off. i'm reducing my risk. wegovy® is the only fda-approved weight-management medicine that's proven to reduce risk of major cardiovascular events in adults with k

north carolina, the same state, yes, where the wright brothers took flight in 1903 so we said get grady trimble on boom's big day. reporter: this morning the ceo joked with the governor here for the ribbon cutting they need to change their license plate in north carolina. if i can get the paper to open, to say, first in supersonic flight, at least here in the us. they expect planes to start rolling out of this factory in about three years or so and faster planes, of course, means drastically cutting down flight times on overseas routes. as an example you'll be able to get from say new york to london in just about three hours and 45 minutes. right now, boom supersonic is still testing a smaller prototype plane but here's what its commercial supersonic planes that'll be made at this factory will look like. boom ceo says newer materials, engines, and tech will allow the company to bring the cost-to -fly way down compar ed to the concord to around the price of a business class ticket on a regular commercial flight today. >> i deeply believe the next generation of airliners are going to be supersoni