svg has a shot. >> rick: haley still out front. chase elliott. blocking for haley. svg as shane van gisbergen trying to get there. trying to take a peek. not close enough as they come into 1. >> mike: looking for the right moment. maybe a slip from chase elliott. chase elliott is conflicted. he's trying to go offense. he'll lose second as svg is on the move and will take the spot. >> dale: zeroes in on haley out front. haley looks in the mirror and sees a new car. does that add pressure? does that push the 31 into a mistake? look at how much the 91 gains. he's right on the back bumper out of turn 5. the. >> mike: here he comes out of five. this is the potential change for the lead. justin haley. shane van gisbergen will take a peek. not there. right up on the back bumper of haley. battle for the lead and possibly the win leaving 6 and heading to turn 7. >> dale: gutsy move under braking. we have a caution on the racetrack. go back and see where they lined up before that caution came up. >> rick: just as quickly as the pass was about to happen for the lead, martin tr

ambassador to the united nations nikki haley. she talks her tenure under former president dald trump and her potical career. he w joined by his wife and children while making remarks on education policy and abolishing the department of education. >> thank you so much, it is great to be here. i have to tell you there was nothing i love more than being in a room with a group of girlfriends. we appreciate you fellas that decided to join us as well. the fact that you should appear, i was talking to the press and the press said you are a mom so what do you think these moms want to hear? i said mom's about a lot of things. it is not just schools, we care about the debt, we care about crime. we care about national security and the border. moms care about everything that matters and affects their family. to tell you a little bit about myself, i was born and raised in a small rural town in south carolina, 2500 people, to stoplights. you cannot think about doing something wrong without somebody already tell your mom. we were the only india

haley: my parents are extraordinarily.hey left wealthy lives in india and came here with a dollars in their pocket because they knew that this was a place where they could raise a family that would really have every opportunity in life. my mom was actually a lawyer in india and she was picked to be one of the first female judges to sit on the bench, but because of how challenging the times were, she was never able to do it. think about how amazed she was to see me become the first minority female governor in the country or see me become ambassador or even see me run for president. that is why this country is so amazing. i am not special. this country is special. that is what people need to understand. we are blessed and my family is proof of that, and i tell everybody instead of telling our kids they can't, we need to tell our kids if you work hard, there is nothing you cannot do in this country. [applause] >> allowed the moms here have teenagers. your kids are little bit older now but they were teens when you were in the

i recently spoke with anthony and haley to talk about the book and about recent live readings.egan by asking anthony arnove to talk about howard zinn. >> howard was born 101 years ago in brooklyn to working class immigrant parents. he, from a very young age, was actually involved in political organizing, worked in the brooklyn navy yard, had a number of working class jobs around new york city and was around people who were talking about the need to fight for better working conditions, opposing racism. and then howard entered world war ii where he was a bombardier. and that was an experience that profoundly transformed him. he came home a determined anti-war activist and someone who dedicated his life to opposing u.s. empire. he then went from that experience to studying on the gi bill. and becoming a historian, where his first assignment as a teacher was at spelman college, right at the very beginning of the civil rights movement, and he threw himself completely into that movement. he said that he learned more from his students than his students learned from him as a teacher. h

>> well, first of all, aishah, nikki haley, you'll see the true nikki haley, but she's on the debate stage. she's somebody who is warm, she's somebody who attracts young people, independents, older people, blacks, whites. she is a rock star when it comes to debates and what you'll see is a clear path to get this country back on track and i will tell you from being in congress, we're off the track right now. nikki haley is just what we need. we need eight years to do it. we need youth, we need vigor and she brings all of that to the table. aishah: the only one we're not xeking to be on that debate stage that's qualified is donald trump. al, do you want me to him on that stage? >>-- do you want to see him on that stage? >> sure, if you want to look at who you want to vote for, he owes it to the american people to be on the stage and compared to the other candidates. my sense is he doesn't want to be on the stage because he stands to lose ground. you know, governor asa hutchinson has been a member of congress, he's been in charge of homeland security, border security. 's been a governor

haley stanton, c l, a tourism teacher. now, haley, thanks for joining us again. what are some of the potential challenges or risk associated with the over reliance on tourism as a primary source of income for our country? well, there are lots of risks and when we do rely on it as the primary income because we're putting all of our eggs and one basket essentially. and there are lots of things that could happen to prevent tourism from happening. you know, kind of like 9 teams, a fantastic song, clothes that obviously negative example, but put it into perspective very clearly that without tourism, you know, the destination is come really, really struggle, for example, in toilet that what and people who have ellison sung trees, one of the biggest things to do when you visit, turn on, and they were unable to feed data for the ever since we're dying and, and really struggling. and, and that's really, really sad to say that when people in bodily who relate to having to take the children out of schools because they no longer have any money to pay for those schools. so th

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nikki haley is not talking about what she might keep or improve upon.talking about cutting rnd funding, sure-fire way not to out compete scientific and economic bohemeth that is china and most important one is courage. she was un ambassador when donald trump gave a conference standing next to putin that was called disgrateful. she said nothing. without courage, no virtues can be made possible. >> shannon: talk about china, a lot made of the fact they don't seem to have a great deal of fear and respect publicly for this administration, incursion with jets and spy balloon there has been no apology for. secretary blinken was over there and with his meeting she was lectured how the u.s. is to blame for breakdown in our relationship, we have to do more to fix it. they refuse to open military to military communication, everybody agrees that need to happen. chinese came out and sent the moeszage we moved toward their position on taiwan. they say it accomplished nothing, but humiliation, how maintain leader of free world when officials are humiliated and scolde

haley, but please stick around. dr. hailey stanton will stay with us right and be with us right here after the break. and when we come back, tourism has become a global and job creator, especially for women and developing countries. will have more after the break, the kind of liberal agenda received with no is not to be the reason based. but it's a kind of ways i really just create an outside to crowd of all sorts of real estate practical objections to validation off creating a kind of city on the hill on the take a fresh look around. there's a life kaleidoscopic, isn't just a shifted reality distortion by power to vision with no real opinions pictures, design to simplify. it will confuse really once a better wills and then it just shows you few fractured images presented to this. but can you see through their illusions, going underground can or the to do thank god for to know what to keep this key but and what am i paying for that? yeah, cuz i was online with a gun that are available that were you well with them he

three out of four, diego, haley and trinity had to forgo their top choice.f people there is a sense college is attainable if you just work really hard. you can get there you can pay for it. there are options out there. is that realistic? >> no. >> no. but that's a privilege to think that way. if you think that way, that working hard is good enough, because it's not. working hard isn't -- we all work hard. a lot of people work hard. >> right. >> there is this thing where people don't have ambition. a lot of people have ambition. that's not the about pro. the problem is access. >> reporter: we asked the country's top education official if a college education can still be that great equalizer. >> yes. i feel very strongly that it can be. >> reporter: but how? the math is just brutal. >> because there are multiple pathways that we're really pushing. so you could think a four-year college as one pathway. we're going have millions of jobs, high-skilled, high-paying jobs that don't require a four-year degree. so it might mean you go to a two-year college. you know,

host: former ambassador nikki haley, former south carolina governor nikki haley speaking friday nightt the lincoln dinner in iowa. she is among 13 republican candidates for president who were invited, each of them given about 10 minutes to address the crowd. our question is for republicans and independents only this morning. if you are a democrat, we will have a similar question for you tomorrow. republicans and democrats, who is your 2024 candidate for president and why? if you support donald trump, call us at (202) 748-8000. if you support any of the other candidates, your number is (202) 748-8001. if you are not sure, call us at (202) 748-8002. send as a text message, (202) 748-8003. next up is shelby in tennessee, who are you supporting? caller: so far, i believe -- i like what nikki haley is saying. we need it much change in the government -- we need so much change in the government. is someone looking at all the issues -- we have had so much corruption on both sides of the parties that we have lost trust in our government and overspending for so many decades has hurt us. most of

the high corporate will also drill down on haley's tough talk on the handling of u.s.hina relations. >> he's going to keep ignoring the chinese threat. we are falling behind. practically and bring it massachusetts congressman who was a challenging her foreign-policy threats. then the president make this economic hit to voters that his policies are good but there books. >> is another way of saying restore the american dream progress will ask our sunday panic work whether americans are buying it. plus the art of diplomacy. >> there's nothing like be able to set the stage for a conversation progress we take it and cite a beautiful tool exerting america's influence overseas. all right now on "fox news sunday". ♪. shannon: hello from foxes in washington we begin this morning to striking images out of france pre-protesters have clashed for days with police. there are new reports overnight that writers with a burning car. he said injuring his wife and one of his children. this is the fifth night of unrest sparked by the police killing of a teenager. police made more than 700

host: former ambassador nikki haley, former south carolina governor nikki haley speaking friday nightthe lincoln dinner in iowa. she is among 13 republican candidates for president who were invited, each of them given about 10 minutes to address the crowd. our question is for republicans and independents only this morning. if you are a democrat, we will have a similar question for you tomorrow. republicans and democrats, who is your 2024 candidate for president and why? if you support donald trump, call us at (202) 748-8000. if you support any of the other candidates, your number is (202) 748-8001. if you are not sure, call us at (202) 748-8002. send as a text message, (202) 748-8003. next up is shelby in tennessee, who are you supporting? caller: so far, i believe -- i like what nikki haley is saying. we need it much change in the government -- we need so much change in the government. is someone looking at all the issues -- we have had so much corruption on both sides of the parties that we have lost trust in our government and overspending for so many decades has hurt us. most of u

thank you so much for joining us, haley. hi, now, starting off, haley. how did it cost a vacation in torres and very between different cultures? do some countries spend more on their vacations than others? yes, absolutely. there are certain coaches that do like spend more on travel. and predominantly, we have get people from the us. like, spend a lot on the travel europeans and those from a wealthy countries and country in the markets that is spending a lot on traveling. tourism is china and china are growing rapidly in terms of the outbound tories and market. so the people that leave china to go to other countries, us, they spend more than any other nationality in global economic conditions, impacting the tourism industry and recent years. so obviously we have to kind of be depend demik, which has had a may. i am traveling towards mis, completely wholesaler in many countries. and people was you might think that people have less money because a lot of people went on to what, what actually has happened is that a lot of people, so they say you've got the m

so much for joining us, haley. hi, thanks for having me. of course. now starting off, haley. how did a cost a vacation in torres and varied between different cultures? do some countries spend more on their vacations than others? yes, absolutely. they're all set and comfortable, and predominantly, we have get people from the us, like, spend the loss of my travel europeans and those from a wealthy countries. and but the new risk is spending a lot on traveling. tourism is china and china are growing rapidly in terms of the out down tories market. so the people that leave china to go to other countries and they also spend more apart from the us. they spend more than any other nationality . wow. and how have changes in global economic street in recent years. so obviously we've had the courage come demik, which has had a major impact on the turnaround tourism industry. i am traveling towards was completely hostage in many countries and people and that people have less money because a lot of people went on to what, what actually has happened is that a lot of people couldn't travel f

host: there are reports coming in about nikki haley and ramaswamy. can you elaborate? guest: yes, he is mostly self-funded. nikki haley started running fairly early compared to other candidates and is linked to some moderate republicans supporting her. she is lingering in the polls so maybe having a order time making her case with donors who are eager to have this. host: there was just announced that the iowa gop caucuses will took place january 15 of next year. what does that mean for the players involved? guest: that is early. it is important for desantis as campaign, the states that come after iowa, that appeared to be less favorable to him. he is really banking on getting the evangelical conservative vote in iowa to dent trump momentum out of the gate. you can see him trying to move to the right of donald trump. he is hoping to make a strong showing in iowa. it could be a make or break. host: when it comes to this, we talk about a lot of republicans. president biden was hitting the road talking about biden onyx -- bidenomics. guest: his team is trying to push the i

this is the rivals of nikki haley and tim scott., haley or scott, to pull off a south carolina upset? >> it didn't look so right now. and i think it is interest because just because a group of voters elect nikki haley to the governorship or tim scott to the senate doesn't mean that their allegiance to trump is going away or vanish. or that they want to elevate those people to be president. and so i think trump's base is very loyal to him. they like when he gets charged by the federal government, because it means that the establishment is against him and they feel like they are downtrodden, many of the voters, and so i think that trump has not suffered from this indictment. he seems to be only growing in support and there is very little for scott or haley to do to actually peel away those supporters. you don't see them holding crowds of thousands of rallies. >> so if the support is only growing, what about this new reporting on trump's pressure campaign on arizona former governor, does that change anything? >> i don't think so. i thi

haley: thank you for being a part of the solution. we will fix this country. go to nikki haley.com if you like what i have to say and tell 10 people. if you don't like what i have to say, don't say anything. god >> >> please welcome your chapter chair. wilson. ♪ richardson. ♪ >> hello. good morning everyone. i was a little nervous, and i said what better is it then to talk in front of people who all agreed and are like-minded than the school board or in front of the haters that we have in new york. so, i guess the honor of introducing a presidential candidate for 20 34, governor asa hutchinson who served as the 46th governor of the seat of arkansas. in 2018, he was reelected with 65% of the vote, having received more votes than any other republican candidate for governor in the state's history. asa hutchinson is distinguished by his success in securing over 100 million dollars -- $100 million per year in tax cuts safeguarding income for veterans, and creating over 100,000 new jobs, and leading a national initiative to increase computer science education. the g

thanks margaret. >> i do want to pick up on something nikki haley continues

running against haley.im. everything, before he speaks, he thinks, how would god want me to respond. he breathes and sleeps the scripture and knows the bible like the back of his hand. he bought his mom a house and car. his phrase is from cotton to congress, he is great grandson of slaves, mom is a single mom, his story is incredible. will he be the nominee? i don't think so, he is not polling as high as donald trump or desantis. will he be vice president? will he be president one day? >> joey: right now seems like the gloves are on for everyone, nobody is taking hard shots. when we have opportunity to see all of them together, we are waiting on who will say if i don't take my gloves off, i don't have a chance, maybe after this first debate. i don't want to see them get in the mud, but attack each other on their ideas, that is where we have to learn. >> lawrence: the followers are in the mud right now. >> ainsley: that would separate them from each other. >> joey: a lot of them have trump's policies. >> law

join me in welcoming ambassador haley to the podium. [applause] >> thank you so much and it is great to be here. i will tell you i and getting over about of letter jackets -- of j it's -- of laryngitis. i want to thank walt --aei for being great partners through the years and when i was a governor of south carolina, it is great we have organizations like this that see -- keep things front and center on what we should be thinking about. last month, shortly after i left the united nations, i gave a policy speech about china. i was in seoul, south korea. one part of the speech was what i had seen in the butte -- united nations. the other looked was what i saw about china. i warned about their growing military power. and it's growing challenge to american interests and america itself. i specifically called out its military civil fusion program for the chinese, this party exploits american companies to strengthen its military. i urged our leaders to quote " think about china critically, creatively and courageously." china's police state is m

as desantis is now scrapping with nikki haley and tim scott. that really just sets donald trump on his own trajectory. rachel: all right. we're going to turn now to your headlines. at least four people are missing including two children as nova novascotia reels from what somee calling a storm of a lifetime. canadians were told to stay in their homes and 40 million americans could see triple digit temperatures today as extreme heat grips the south and the west. be shower download the fox weather app for the latest on these stories and more. the president of the teamsters union says ups workers will strike on august 1st if an agreement isn't reached with the shipping giant. talks between the teamsters and ups broke down earlier this month over wages for part-time employees, among other complaints. around 40% of ups shipments go to businesses and a strike could mean serious issues for the supply chain. earlier we asked you which one of our fox trend stories you wanted to hear more about and the story on time blinders came out on top. >> i'm flying

. >> i do want to pick up on something nikki haley continues to raise.nd this is this idea of a mental acuity test for anyone over 75. you're 72 years old. if you win the presidency, you'd be right in that range. what do you think of her concept, do you think that's appropriate? >> well, there's a mental acuity test every time you go to iowa and there's a town hall meeting with questions from the voters. they do a pretty good job of assessing those issues. you know, as a practical matter, you want a president to be in good health and in charge of, you know, the country in a good mental state. but the tests are not constitutional so it's really something that's a throw-away line that catches people's attention. but the voters, i have a lot of confidence in to make the right decisions. i'm in the race, but if i'm the nominee of the party and you've got joe biden there, i'll be the youngest person in the race. >> well, i want to ask you about a number of things in terms of who else is in this race. you have already called on donald trump to drop out. you've

ambassador nikki haley has analysis. first rich edson has the story from the north lawn as best as we can tell at the moment anyway, good morning. >> the circumstances as to what this soldier was doing crossing into north korea are unclear. here is what we know from united nations command. they tell us a u.s. national on a jsa orientation tour crossed without authorization the military demarcation line into the democratic people's republic of korea and we believe he is currently in custody and working with the kpa counterparts to resolve this incident. the jsa is the joint security area straddling the border between the two countries. soldiers from both sides are close to one another here. we were there in 2017 with secretary of state rex tillerson. there are several blue huts there that cross the border, half in north and half in south korea designed to hold discussions between the two countries. tour groups from either north and south korea can occupy the huts. when we were there troops were taking pictures of us. in 2

> we'll hear from two other republican presidential hopefuls, former south carolina governor nikki haleygovernor asa hutchinson. >>> then we'll look at the bright spots on the economic front last week with minneapolis federal president neel kashkari. >> global boiling has arrived. >> a stark warning from the united nations. but has the july extreme heat changed americans' views of climate change? we've got new insights. and we'll talk to the mayor of another city suffering from extreme heat, san antonio's ron nirenberg. it's all just ahead on "face the nation." ♪ ♪ ♪ captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning, and welcome to "face the nation." legal troubles continue to mount for former president donald trump, even as he continues to overshadow the rest of the field for the 2024 republican nomination. both in terms of polling and popularity within the party. he campaigned over the weekend in iowa and pennsylvania. >> you know, they're not indicting me, they're indicting you. i just happen to be standing in their way. >> late thursday, we learned of new charges in the classified document c

haley ross, so hit home for the lead 5 minutes before half time. it was russell again who found herself in the right spot to reach the back of the net australia. simply a step faster than canada. 3 meals after 58 minutes. everything seemed to be working out for australia. on the brink of full time, the referee awarded a penalty for this clumsy tackle no problems for stuff. kempley. a commanding waiting for the co host who go through to the knockout stage. well, canada are eliminated. the w sports corresponded tundra noise was at the game in melbourne that it was do or die for them. and so this hey, and open tonight and they all well and truly alive. they advance in stride and style into the knockout stages of this competition on have avoided the dreaded early illumination. now who to talk ahead of this game had been about the role that suit the style. so i guess i'm cub would play in the event. she remained an unused substitute while her team proved that they were moving capable of doing it without house haley ross. so, mary filed on steph kindly p

not nikki haley or -- because he is number two, my biggest competition. >> steve: exactly.ou touched on the reason donald trump does not like ron desantis, question of loyalty. he feels like -- >> ainsley: i think he respects him and likes him, he doesn't like he is running against him. >> brian: is nikki haley being disloyal. >> ainsley: ron desantis is just the next guy. >> steve: in second place. >> ainsley: if it were nikki haley, he would go after nikki haley and not ron desantis. >> brian: 15 after the hour, let's go -- more on this interview -- >> ainsley: quickly cutting us off. >> brian: more of your interview later. steeshg that was the teaser clip. >> carley: all politicians should hug and love each other on both sides of the aisle. >> ainsley: everyone eat cotton candy. >> brian: it would hurt our ratings. >> carley: crazy detail, something major in germany, police in germany capitol of berlin are searching for an exotic animal near a residential area. officials deploying massive forces and using helicopters and drones to locate what they believe to be a lion. a

i was reading an article, five months in nikki haley is still waiting for her moment.going to be? what is it that will propel you out of -- it's a crowded field. trying to get noticed or focused on is pretty tough right now. >> you know, i'm not concerned. we hit all of our benchmarks. look, the rest of the guys have spent millions of dollars in ads and all of this other stuff. if you look at our campaign, the accountant in me has not allowed us to spend much at all because people aren't paying attention. their kids are out of school, they're on vacation cans. what you're going to see is once the debates start, that's when people are going to start paying attention, that's when we'll start to spend our money. we haven't spent anything. i'm very conscious about what we're doing, how we're doing it, and this is about making sure that our messages are out are there when people are prepared to listen. and i think you're going to see that post-labor day. charles: one message that i keep hearing from you over and over, in fact, just a few moments ago president biden refusing

. >> candidates mike pence, nikki haley, tim scott, nikki haley and vivek ramaswamy have reached the0000 donor rational required for the gop first presidential debate. former president trump still on the fence about this stage telling maria bartiromo that he does not think he risks anything like ron desantis cutting into his lead if he does not show up. >> somebody else cuts into his lead, that's what's happening he is going down and a couple are going up. i think vivek ramaswamy is doing a good job and others have done a good job. i have not made up my mind. >> he is not made up his mind is something to gametime decision. all the candidates were outdone by president biden to the surprise of lots of anxious democrats, biden's reelection campaign based in 72 million since his announcement but keep in mind this very important factor, the new york times is reporting the small dollars donations defined anything under $200 not only accounted for 10 million of the 72. he does not have the small donors. ashley: just the big ones. fascinating stuff. florida governor ron desantis blaming medi

about the violence posing challenges for presidents macron republican presidential candidate nikki haley being in class is a sure he listens to hispeople and brings call . we've seen in the united states at the end of the day what lens is law and order class live in paris with the verylatest . >> french authorities have deployed national police units to the suburbs of paris in anticipation of more right to i want to show you outside a city hall outside the french capital. police have lined up cars trying to ensure people in this area due to riots into this building for writing in the suburbs began tuesday after police killed a french algerian teenager during a traffic stop video prompted houses to burn sores and port cars violence continued as rioters rounds of car into the house of a suburban mayor in this town with this family will on fire while there were still people inside french authorities have deployed additional units, around 45,000 officers in an effort to quell the violence as president macron was forced to cancel a state visit to germany these cities have large populations of

it is an honor for me to be here and be cochair for ambassador haley. an inspiration, such principles, goals and fears and such a leader and an example for our young people. she will bring pride back to this nation for our young peopl and really inspire them to be the best they can be and show them what our nation used to be but what really drew me to her was her foreign policy experience. she knows what our country faces ahead when true china, i knew i made the right choice. i consider her america's iron lady, please help me work from ambassador nikkico haley,. >> it's great to be back here and thank you for having me. david, thank you and i want to tell you happy birthday. this also here today in the beautiful red dress, she's spending her actual birthday with us. i we just spent a few days in the north country and we were in north conway and then lincoln and littleton -- oh, you are to hear a sovereign say this? we went to lancaster. did i say that right? [laughter] i'm trying. it's hard to get a seven voice to talk in a subway. anyway, it's beautifu

, nikki haley. she didn't pull i punch is when it comes to foreign policy. did she? i mean, she said china is basically planning a war with the united states. how would that go down with amongst republicans? the republicans are very into china bashing right now. as much as republicans actually, democrats are as, as well as even the us military has said in document after documents they considered china, the great pacing challenge of the united states. there's a lot of concern about taiwan. they say that when it comes to ukraine's at present as you paying of china, is watching to see exactly how the world reacts there. there's talk about giving even more arms to taiwan. the bottom line is this. they're trying to paint president joe biden this week, week abroad week at home. we could the economy. she did bring up the afghanistan withdrawal that was just so badly handled, even though it was. in fact, i'll try to set the date to buy and follow through. but that has been a real point of contention among r

amba ambassador, nikki haley, a republican presidential candidate. great to have you on.y a quick sound bite from senator tim scott referring to bidenomics. watch. >> well, i hope he's going to start his apology tour here in south carolina. what we see with our own eyes, bill, is a loss of 10,000 of spending power. we've seen a 40% increase in gas prices. 20% increase in food. every single month since he's been in office except for one, inflation, outpacing increases in wages. >> trace: it's baffling that he would run on something, speaking of the president, that 70% of the country believes is going in the wrong direction. >> you know, he can't fool the american people. the american people know exactly what is in their wallets. let's look at what bidenomics is. inflation is doubled since biden took office. you look at 60% of americans are in credit card debt. one in 6 american families that can't pay their utility bill. he spent $5 trillion that has gotten us to a $32 trillion debt number. interest rates continue to go up. ask any american family when they go to the gas s

trump lda big lead in south carolinaith the state's former governor nikki haley in a tie for second placeith desantis. senator tim scott also from south carolina is only other candidate in the double-digits there. lots to discuss. here with us in the studio is harry enten and errol lewis of spectrum news and shelby talcott and shane goldmacher of the "new york times." so these polls seem to confirm what we maybe knew all along which is that donald trump is still very far in the lead and all of the other challengers are still struggling to even get close? >> yeah. it is certainly he has the front-runner, he's acknowledged recently that he's so far ahead he could have to do something seriously wrong to lose the lead. >> well we have indictments coming but we'll talk about that later in show. >> in the south carolina poll, this is something that desantis supporters have been concerned about for a few months now, is the fact that they have two people from south carolina in the race and so their argument to me over the past few months has been all of those votes, if nikki haley and tim scott w

because of tim scott and nikki haley. he is a cuent elected official from south carolina.te a popular one as well. >> the south carolina numbers. >> and nikki haley, you know, former governor, was well liked as governor there, and look at that. they just can't get any headway. will the debate allow them to do that? we don't know. that seems to be the only opening because they've been living in these states for months now. >> you're seeing a lot of these folks who had hoped for an alternative to trump, ron desantis, now looking for an alternative to desantis which explains his struggles in the polls. we're seeing tim scott get a bump here in the polls, showing he's doing better. he's spending a ton of money in the early states, campaign ads, boosting him, but they're going to come after him hard. the desantis camp and other rivals. can tim scott sustain that barrage of attacks that is almost ctaly coming. he's not been tested between the senate races. >> let's put the iowa horse race number back up just to show, again, how far ahead donald trump is. jeremy, i also want to t

nikki haley is in new hampshire. >> the people know what is in their wallet.s nothing good about bidenomics. ron desantis' campaign tells fox it raised $20 million during its first weeks. >> are the miami dolphins going to win the super bowl? >> his leadership has transformed miami into a city that is thriving. >> it rarely answers direct questions, just like real politicians. we have seen it with the desantis add. there was no hug that we know of. the better this technology gets, the more those questions are going to come up. >> i made a commitment that i would be present for all americans. >> every month since he has been in office, insulation outpacing increases in wages. >> there is nothing good about bidenomics. american families cannot afford it anymore. >> some of the sights and sounds from the campaign trail. we do this all the time. joining us tonight, chris ryan. aaron. aaron, let me start with you. we are seeing more spending on tv ads. >> there is a strong amount of spending on tv ads. we are seeing less on the ground activity by some of these cand

former ambassador haley is right, we are outpaced by china.t pronoun our adversaries and the he, her, she, him, they, them, those are not what china and russia and north korea are focused on, they are focused on eliminating. that is where we need to be and something i take seriously, i'm here to support armed forces and will continue to allow military to focus on readiness. >> carley: we will not out pronoun our enemies, combat should be the main focus. happy 4th of july. >> thank you, happy 4th of july. >> carley: workers about to lose their job and it could be because of the dylan mulvaney bud light controversy. >> ashley: cheryl casone is here to explain. you can age on your own terms. retinol overnight means... the smoothing benefits of retinol. are now for your whole body. plus, fast-working crepe corrector diminishes wrinkled skin in just two days. gold bond. champion your skin. is it possible to protect my business from cyber threats? it is, with comcast business. helping every connected device stay protected. yours. your employees'. ev

has been spent will signify which candidates have been there for the former un about that or nikki haley into wing today. she said this earlier. >> and of the other candidates are spending millions of dollars we have not started spending any money yet because it is foolish to do so. it is not time for eczema governor desantis is by far dished out the most money on and digital advice according to nbc news his team even sent out a letter to donors reassuring them the campaign is not short of momentum for large donors reportedly concerned about that. he is also campaigning and i would today. this week former governor chris christie senator tim scott were added to the candidates who have met the rnc donor requirements to take the debate stage next month before president trump has yet to commit he set down for an interview, then 20 or tomorrow on "sunday morning futures." quick to people think trump is going to be elected you will never have a recession for the people think i am not you will have more than a recession you're going to have a depression for quite yesterday the biden/harris camp

nikki haley also, chris christie also absent from the trail.s that surprise you for the two further down in the polls here? 18 months out from the 2024 election. >> little surprised about nikki haley. not as surprised about chris christie necessarily. certainly not surprised about donald trump. it's just not his thing. of course he doesn't need it. he's winning the primary right now. fourth of july parades are a great tradition. i'm glad to see most of the candidates out there. but for a lot of these campaigns it will take more than parades to bring them back from the lower reaches of the race right now. >> yeah, it's a good point. natasha, though, trump isn't on the trail, but he is on social media. he posted this meme, stunning decision on his part, it says, f biden, and by f i mean a four-letter word that i won't say on television. and it's a flag that says f biden and f you for voting for him, happy independence day. what do you make of that? >> well, that certainly brings the country together on this holiday that is supposed to represent u

now, i've watched all of them and especially what you mentioned nikki haley and tim scott, burgum, all, desantis are all talking about the economy. interesting to see as they are out more. i think the debate will make a difference. >> without a doubt. >> harris: i look forward to that. let's move to president biden for a second. at his delaware beach home this week. not a surprise, 39% of his time has been on those weekend moments where he is hanging out. republicans ramping up the investigation into the biden family bribery allegations while he hits the beach. former president trump seizing on that in this new ad. >> what do you call someone this week, someone caught in a bribery scandal that made them millions, complicit in a government cover-up, and uses your government to get special deals for his family? you call them joe biden. >> harris: president biden's time away from the white house also coming as his gop rivals are all over the country campaigning in key battleground states. governor sununu, i asked about the strategy on the left, biden and how he is doing. >> well look, he

. >> neil: you know, nikki haley took umbrage to that, governor. she says she has taken own the former president. she said she's not anti-trump referring to you. what do you think on that? >> i have great respect and affection for nikki. she asked me to campaign for her in 2010 when she ran for the governor and again in 2014. we've been friends a long time. here's the bottom line. nikki has not figured out her position on donald trump. in one interview, she thought he shouldn't run againn't then she said she wouldn't run if he did. she changed her mind. then she said she wouldn't run. now she's running. if she's not clear with the fact that she's been sending very, very mixed messages and hasn't spoken directly about whether donald trump is fit to be president given all the things that he's done and by the way, neil, you know, a report that is very spotty. he said he was going to repeal and replace obamacare. he failed to do it. he said he was going to build a big beautiful wall across the border of mexico. in four years, he build 52 mills of new w

cbs's haley ott has the details tonight. >> reporter: a dream vacation turned nightmare. holiday makers on a greek island fleeing flames on rescue boats. >> so we're one of the very lucky ones. we managed to get on the authority boat, and this is what we're leaving behind. >> reporter: rhodes, a popular destination for europe's beachgoers, is on firere. >> please! please, this way! >> reporter: extreme heat and dry windy weather fueling wildfires with tourists forced out of their hotels and residents their homes. greek firefighters say it's one of the most difficult situations they've ever faced. and with more wind in the forecast it could get worse. >> we were really lucky we got off the beach, but there were hundreds and literally thousands of people still on the beach. and everybody was screaming. they were fighting. it was absolutely -- it was like arma armageddon. >> reporter: southern europe has been hit with severe weather this surnl with temperatures raechling triple digits. john naren of the meteorological organization says heat waves may be the new normal but th

the adult suspect is 20-year-old evan haley. investigators say haley and the teens broke into a house in south san jose on june 11th and shot someone inside while robbing the home. police have searched the homes of the suspect. they found a ghost gun, several unregistered guns, magazines and hundreds of rounds of ammunition. >> we believe that one or more firearms taken off the streets from these suspects likely eliminated the possibility of another shooting in the streets of san jose. >> the victim in the home invasion who was shot did survive. >>> a rift between labor and business interest in the south bay. the battle has a couple of city councilmembers calling for better protection of their free speech. allegations of racism and intimidation. >> reporter: in a conference room full of labor and community leaders two councilmembers made some serious accusations. >> these corporate interests chose to rely on racial stereotypes and dog whistles to accuse us and this movement of intimidation, bullying and even inciting violence. >