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he got to meet harold hamm. he's doing amazing things. this shall revolution what you knew nothing about, i knew nothing about it what was going on in north dakota and west virginia and pennsylvania. finally we sat down and had lunch across the street from the "wall street journal" come turned into a two and half hour lunch. i remember that you said you coined the phrase saudi america. thanks to people like harold hamm we did become saudi america, so you're a great, great patriot for what you did, thank you. >> thanks, stephen. a lot of of the people involved with all the hard-working oil and gas people, you know, that helped break the code and do what were doing today. it wasn't just me but we've come a long way. and it's a wonderful story. lead game changer, the book that was given here at the rnc, everybody should understand that story and what brought the energy renaissance about. and what it took to do it. you deserve it, to know the truth. you deserve to know those facts. >> the last thing for you, harold, and i'll let you stand dow

thank you, mary kathryn hamm. [shouting]

but as william branagh a new analysis shows, hamm explains. that domestic events happen on the other side of the school wall. from 2014 to 2023 , we have seen more than 188 shootings within 500 meters of schools across the united states. that is, an average of 57 shootings were recorded every day. these statistics are based on new research and analysis conducted by the trace institute, which is a high-altitude news organization and related violence. covers the gun. by analyzing the data of approximately 150,000 public and private schools, this institute came to the conclusion that only last year, 6 million children were near the school. they themselves witnessed the shooting. oliga piers is one of the journalists who made this analysis and joined us. when we think of school shootings, most people's attention is drawn to the massacres that took place in schools like newtown, yuvaldi and columbine. look outside the schools. why are you focusing on this issue? of course, shooting inside schools is a terrible and heartbreaking event that deserves our attention. but these cases are very r

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washington times opinion editor and mary kathryn hamm, outkick columnist. i saw your eyes light up several times. what stood out to you? >> on a gut level. a lot of this week is. we're processing a serious event is the moment that he says if something bad should happen that's when your vp pick matters. that's an eerie moment to see him hours before this happened to him and i think the nation was spared horrors we don't know about because of that half an inch that made a difference in this moment in the protection of those there and the sniper, counter sniper. that stuck out to me. the other thing that stuck out politically is his abortion moderation. he is hitting pretty hard. the third time he has done it. >> harris: let's stay on that for a moment. you know the democrats want to roll with that and one in particular would be kamala harris because that has been a singular message for her kind of on the stump as the vice president. she has been talking about it for some time. sometimes to the ignoring of the border, which is actually one of her duties. what

so i guess my next question is eric hamm.o derail the entire trump campaign when he talked disparagingly of what he'd like to do to women. the biden team would hope that this video would cause some damage. do you think that this will have any traction, any resonance, because donald trump himself has tweeted this out. he seems quite pleased with it. >> look, this is a man who has been convicted of 34 felony counts and is the is the challenger and the nominee for the republican party for president of the white house. this is not going to damage donald trump in any way, shape or form. in fact, this is who we all thought and knew donald trump to be. so this is not going to change minds. this is not going to shape hearts . this not going to shape hearts. this is just donald trump being donald trump and of course, he will stand by it. and i expect that he would because this only just shows and bolsters donald trump for being who he is with his base of support. >> eric hamm, absolutely fascinating stuff . brilliant fascinating stuff

it's wonderful of you to hear the... voice of the people, yes, my name is arby hamm, i'm host of the podcast on rumble beyond the pale, and uh, for a long time now, i've been witnessing this neoliberal debockle that's been in power of all our western countries for two decades now, and i've long been expecting what's happening now, the right-wing populist backlash that was sure to follow, my question is, do you think there's any chance that us of the common sense anti-woke left can mount our? populist challenge and temper the proclivities of the populist right to maybe go overboard, well i do and i'm grateful to you for putting it as sinctly as that, i wish i'd said that, and i probably will, that's the need of the hour, the need of the hour is to find the vocabulary, the iconography, to find the... body of ideas that can move our populations, yours in canada, mine in britain, uh, in a positive direction, to challenge the oligarchs and the corporate domination of our society and its globalist vision of erasing the national state, erasing the family unit, eraising, anything which stand

in harold hamm continental resources. tonight is night number four, waiting to hear from donald trump who has rewritten his speech. joe: that is the theme. we've had grains of salt come with that and j.d. vance speaking. peter navarro and others will be interested to see what his message will be. we expect to hear from hulk hogan and dana white. kailey: you are looking at live images on bloomberg, he's made his entrance and we await his remarks. anne-marie is inside the convention. what is the feeling like inside? anne-marie: absolutely electric. donald trump came in 10 minutes ago to back in black, quite fitting. a man who has been almost exiled is being embraced again and they will crown him king as the official nominee. what fox news is saying is he will not mention biden and individuals close to trump say he is going to talk about unity. not just unity of the republican, but the nation is what he is trying to project. the question is how long this will last and this split screen cannot be more stark. you have biden in

and i'm joined by the us political analyst, eric hamm. your company. it was an astonishing moment, one that would that has changed this election and could have changed all of political history. and now the rumours, the conspiracies going around are simply staggering. tell us what's going on. >> well, right now there is an investigation to actually try to find out the motives behind what led this 20 year old individual to so brazenly attempt this assassination on the life of former president donald trump. now, of course, in addition to that, there are reports from us intelligence agencies that iran was also planning to or to or trying to plot an assassination of the former president . we're of the former president. we're learning that they also provided that information to the campaign as well. and secret service certainly was aware of that. but what we are now, what we do know is at least right now, sources are saying that there was no collaboration between this 20 year old suspected shooter and a possible plot by iran to assassinate the

our panel as we wait for vance, fox news political analyst and fox news contributor mary katherine hamm. we'll hear vance tell his story. one, what does he need to do in communicating his story tonight? >> i think the big thing to understand, even as he accepts the baton he's accepting the movement, he's the inherit for of all that donald trump has created in terms of american politics since the 2016 win. but i think what you're going to hear from j.d. vance, the senator from ohio, is an appeal based on the story of a kid from middletown ohio, who went through so much to become the man that we're seeing here today. and i think he's going to stand up for not wall street but main street. he's going to make the argument that there are not in good jobs, housing costs too much, we've had stagnant wages and we're competing can oftentimes, those workers in those rustbelt states with foreign labor, particularly china. this is a big shift. he used to be a guy -- >> he didn't like him. >> all about darkness for the white working class. >> i talked about his evolution on this. he does -- the conte

for wisconsin fox news contributor tom shillue and the she so bubbly gives us all gas mary catherine hamme milwaukee itself she's always got something brewing near times best-selling author and contributor kat timpf charlie i want to give you an analogy. >> ohno the democratic party is actually like the donner party right they undertook this a journey with a terrible leader and they have ended up eating themselves alive. >> wait an analogy. did you know that jeffrey dahmer dismembered his first victim here speaking of the donor and -- dahmer family in a milwaukee hotel i assume friend staying at the motel by the way the room is still quartered off. >> how's the buffet. >> when i heard that this the greatest information i've ever heard here's the problem with it nobody knows what's gonna happen especially them and this is the party ever since 1968 has been such and control their conventions and their politics yada yada they had figured out the way to do this and now literally nobody note we can speculate i think biden's nominee around 50% chance but he have an amazing situation where you h

thank you, mary kathryn hamm. [shouting] >> dana: the largest protest in the capital. causing chaos, assaulting police officers, defacing national monuments and burning the american flag. so far it appears the protest is getting a pass as charges are dropped. welcome to a new hour of "america's newsroom," i'm dana perino. bill is off today. welcome back for another hour. >> martha: i'm martha maccallum. the u.s. park police announced 23 arrests, the crowd was pretty large. many of those cases have already been dropped. the house oversight committee is demanding an update from police and prosecutors as republicans call for maximum penalties while democrats have been defending the protest as free speech. some of it was, some of it crossed the line. here is what the white house has to say. >> these are truly condemnable acts ripping down the flag, burning the flag, desecrating the flag in any way is abhorrent. unacceptable. we support peaceful protests. we don't support this. i can't speak for law enforcement activities. if laws were broken yes, people who broke those law

. >> dana: joining us for more is mary kathryn hamm. apparently the democrats have left this meeting. chad just said one of them said the president doesn't want to meet with anybody who will tell him something he doesn't want to hear. not the team of rivals to say the least. it seems maybe he is deciding he is the guy, not leaving. we make the most of it and go for it. >> yeah. clearly the president is bunkered up with his closest advisors, many are in his family. however, he has democrats where he wants them if they are coming out of this meeting basically in awkward silence and grumbling and supporters are more loud than critics. inertia is king. if he is the incumbent replacing them as i said a week ago they require unanimity of purpose and plan quickly. it is now more than a week after that debate and they do not have that and these ideas of sort of a blitz primary where you have celebrities hold town halls is so outlandish i think none of this is landing with democratic leaders and i think it is important that the congressional cau

let's bring in charlie hurt, washington times opinion editor, mary kathryn hamm and fox news contributornd jessica tarlov. i wanted to bring this up. the unity that you feel here at the rnc and you can feel it across the nation for the republicans, right, coming together they feel like this is their candidate and their moment. they have the momentum. everything is going well. the opposite is true for the democrats. vance talked to kamala harris and debate. i don't think i would debate august 12th. that might not be the ticket. >> it is crazy. we have no idea. i get it. we're at the republican convention so the republican unity is on display here. the whole plan for democrats is to portray donald trump as chaotic, divisive and the party is disunited. what we've seen is the opposite of that. you have the democrat party where you have not only democrat -- top democrats in the media but leaders talking about how terrible their nominee is and so we have no idea who will be the nominee or number two on the ticket. the one thing i will say i'm grateful for is i think hassoun filed the whole cou

mia hamm and brandi chastain, also from the bay area, were also on that team. been 25 years. they're still making a difference. taking you live now to the new york stock exchange. nice big gains to end the week. the dow jones up more than a half of a percent. 214 points. the s&p 500 higher into record territory up more than a half of a percent of a percent to 5677. and the nasdaq gaining, 175 points a little bit more than three quarters of a percent. their inflation is starting to ease. maybe that's some of the reason for the gains. according to the latest consumer price index this week, the price of gas is down. grocery prices are still increasing. now the cpi is giving economists some hope that we are closer to an interest rate cut. overall, prices are up nearly 20% in the last few years when in the real world is experiencing 3.1% inflation year on year. >> and we, you know, we see that in consumer spending. you know, i look at what consumers are spending on and over 50% of their spending is on housing and health care. >> in a statement about inflation, presi

the question that's been raised a few times especially by mary catherine hamm, can jd vance give trumpge with swing voters. i think that will be the next test for jd vance because it's going to come down to the swing states something that mr. trump mentioned last night. maria: that is the thing, president trump is betting that jd vance brings them not just ohio but pennsylvania, bibi michigan. the rust belt of america. but president biden wasted no time before attacking the vp pick jd vance, watch this. >> is a clone of trump on the issues. i don't see any difference. maria: this comes right after both sides of the aisle agreed to tone down the rhetoric following saturday's assassination attempt of the former president, biden claims he himself has not engaged in the rhetoric but even lester holt called him out on that one. watch this. >> you called your opponent and exit essential threat on a call a week ago and you said it's time to put trump on a bullseye. >> is that crossers i was talking about at the time i was very well focused on trump's agenda. >> the term was bullseye. >> it wa

joining us now is us political analyst eric hamm, live from washington .ly does feel that way, doesn't it, that benjamin netanyahu made it a point to meet both people, kamala harris and donald trump? >> well, we know that president trump, when he was in office, was very close to prime minister netanyahu . and i think that netanyahu. and i think that relationship continues to stand to this day. and so i think what we're seeing here is the deference that is being provided by the prime minister to the former president, even as he continues to run for office. >> what is it that kamala harris has said that's that's been so upsetting to donald trump, to the point he says he can't understand why no jewish person would vote for her? >> well, i think we know that when the vice president actually met with the prime minister earlier this week, she was actually much more harsh with him than then. president biden was saying that she's deeply concerned about the lack of a ceasefire deal, and also the way that civilians, palestinian civilians have been. so many lives hav

this morning along with michelle akers, who was the team's second all time leading scorer behind mia hamm. and taking a look at the numbers right now, you can see the dow is up almost a percentage point right now. it's really having a good day riding on wall street right now. the tech heavy nasdaq is also up about a point and a half. and the s&p 500 is also doing well. today. the city of oakland has launched a new test program designed to help low income families pay for public transportation. the city plans to give debit cards worth as much as $320 to about 1000 people living or working in oakland. the money can be loaded onto clipper cards and used on bart, ac transit and other public transit agencies. the first round of debit cards is scheduled to go to riders in west oakland, who currently earn less than $103,000 a year. a special celebration for three year old fighting leukemia. the support he received from the community as he got his last infusion after two years of trea en centrum! it's scientifically formulated to help you take charge of your health. centrum gives every body a hea

the coeditors, professors richard jensen and jon hamm are back -- hammerbach, they had context to thepeeches. some of them are written in spanish. one final quote from the book from a speech cesar chavez gave at pacific lutherauniversity. the business lobbied mhtily to exclude job workers from federal job fe and health laws. you think the national rifle association wields a powerful lobby? they are pussycats compared to organizations that lobby for agricultural business. miriam: i do not know if that is true today. host: at the time was it? miriam: i think he is being media savvy and using something people can understand. i want to come back to the last question if that is ok. there was a movie that was made by diego luna about cesar chavez . it is fictional, not a documentary. it came out in 2014. host: michael peÑa, america ferrera, rosario dawson, and john malkovich. miriam: that's right. the congressional hispanic caucus had a premier in washington, d.c.. and tom perez who was then labor secretary introduced it. and he said at that point why he was there and why the film was impor

that's a wonderful eric hamm joining us from america in washington, dc. there.his job for a while now. let's see what my panel make of american politics are compared to our politics. i have nichi hodgson and darren grimes with me still, darren, i'm going to come to you first on this one, eric was playing his cards very close to his chest, though. wasn't he, what do you make of biden? still insisting he's going to run? >> well, when eric said that some in the democratic party haven't been as loyal as they should have been, i thought, well, hang on a minute. they want to actually keep their positions of power within their electorates and all the rest of it. so you know, they're looking at the data like the obamas have, and the obamas are still an incredibly powerful base within the democratic party. so, you know, they're looking at the polling data, they're looking at the evidence. but it's plain, as you know, crystal clear of biden declining in real time. you look back at the debates from only four years ago, and you think , four years ago, and you think, wow, th

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we say good morning to eric hamm. eric, what do you make of this?ll, it's been a stunning day in the united states. 248 years of precedent has been upended now. and now we are learning that presidents are above the law with this ruling by the supreme court that rules that presidents do have immunity, even for official acts . and so this was a stunning day. and for the decision to come down from the courts, a decision that so many of us have been eagerly awaiting and anticipating, certainly seen as anticipating, certainly seen as a major win for donald trump as it now delays all of his federal cases through the november election. and, of course, if he wins , it certainly basically wins, it certainly basically puts them all to bed for good. >> and i suppose, you know, here in the uk, we don't have a judiciary that is so politicised . just explain to us, did the, the judges six in favour, three against vote on this along party lines . lines. >> yes. this was a ruling that came down along ideological lines. all of the six justices that voted in favour w

. >> us political analyst eric hamm we say hello, good morning to him now. what's your what's your take on what what's happening at the convention? >> well, i think what we're seeing here is a party and a group of people who are quickly unifying behind their nominee, donald trump. and it looks like this is going to be a party that is going to be unified and together as it heads into this, these last three and a half months of this campaign, which is soon becoming a sprint rather than a marathon. and what we're seeing right now is a party that's unifying versus a party that's unifying versus a party that's splintering. >> what do you make of jd. vance ? we many of us becoming vance? we many of us becoming acquainted with him for the first time, although i believe his book is also even on tv. you can watch hillbilly elegy on netflix as a film that's been made of it as well. but this is a man who's all about detail. perhaps that will be hugely complimentary to trump, who's more sort of broad picture, but, you know, not necessarily one to focus in on the minutia

you might remember mia hamm, brandi chastain, also from the bay area. also on that team.y are celebrating. it's been 25 years and they certainly did change the face of women's sports. >> remember, you always remember her. >> yeah. brandi chastain there's just the excitement there. yeah. so great. thank you for joining us here on mornings on two i'm pam cook and good morning i'm dave clark. >> it is a friday. it's july 12th. it feels beautiful outside of our studio this early in the morning i mean beautiful steve okay. the sun the air. right now feels good. >> well, we'll try and bottle that dave. how's that? that would be nice. keep it for the rest of the day. but i don't think that's happening. there's a lot going on. hazy skies. yes. the dome of high pressure is really trapped. everything below it. so 5060 on the temps, some higher clouds are moving into the santa clara valley. and there's a huge fog bank out there. look at all that moisture coming in. it will paint the sierra. i think with some rain, we'll get some cloud cover out of it starting somewhat today. more so

i wonder if john hamm is coming back. all right. so many questions. still has time though to give fans a little love. watch this video as dwayne grants a make a wish for 4-year-old lily, who's currently on home hospice care. apparently watches moana on repeat. check this out. ♪ what can i say except that you're welcome ♪ ♪ for the tide, the sun, the sky it's okay, it's okay you're welcome ♪ ♪ i'm just an ordinary guy ♪ >> lara: johnson said lily's friends asked him to post the video on his social media so he could help showcase lily's exceptional fighting spirit and bring good energy her way. johnson went on to tell lily that we are all sending her love, light and strength. that song in various keys he says may not exist. he did his very best and he does it with love. >> george: such a great man. >> robin: he often does things like that. >> lara: great guy. >> george: thank you, lara. let's go to ginger. >> ginger: thank you very much. i have got an update on hurricane beryl. less than 120 miles now fro jamaica. that's port royal jamaica on that east/

it stars billy bob thornton along with demi moore, ali lartner, and jon hamm.story. think "downton abbey" set in the world of people seeking their fortunes in oil. "landman" will release the first two episodes of the series november 17th on paramount+. >> lots of stuff in november. two great movies and "landman." >> i know, really good stuff. if you like to dive into emily henry's charming and funny and poignant beach reads, you will love this story, a "funny story," actually. that's the name of her latest, which has become a "new york times" best seller. i read it in two days. it has been optioned to be made into a feature film. henry telling fans she's been tapped to write the script. described as a shimmering joyful tale about opposites with the wrong thing in common -- their exes. [laughter] it is so good, you guys. it is henry's fifth book going from the page to the screen, she's on a roll. the other books are "beach read," "book lovers," "people we meet on vacation," and "happy place." they are all in development for the big and small screens. boy, is she

>> well, let's head to washington and us political analyst eric hamm.eric. and look, the pressure really is mounting. he seems determined to stay. but look, could things still change? >> well, i guess theoretically anything could change. but what we're seeing right now is not only a fired up joe biden, but a fired up democratic base of rank and file voters who want joe biden to stay in this race tonight. he was speaking from the battleground state of michigan , and you heard chants michigan, and you heard chants from the audience saying , don't from the audience saying, don't you quit? and i think they have given joe biden his answer. and i think he's in this race, and i think he's in it for the long haul think he's in it for the long haul, losing very well. >> not losing them as friends, but very, very dear friends like the obamas, like george clooney , the obamas, like george clooney, who as well as being a mega film star, is a major democrat and does a lot of fundraising. i gather for biden just recently raised millions, all of those people are tryin

even former president barack obama . former president barack obama. >> but eric hamm, every time i speakof donald trump since that assassination attempt. and crucially, in pennsylvania, where that happened, a swing state, it now looks like trump can take that. biden has to win that state, and it looks like he can't everywhere. the numbers are wrong. the donors are wrong. his own supportive media are pulling out. what would it take to get through to this guy? >> it would take rank and file voters who are still very much behind joe biden. look, we got to remember , joe biden received to remember, joe biden received more votes than any other president in history when he won back in 2020. and so if you move joe biden out of this race, you have to think that some of those voters simply are going to revolt within the party. and if that happens, then i think this is this race will be a foregone conclusion . conclusion. >> i think joe biden got to 8 to 1 to drop out. and the fact of the matter is, he's not going to there is no biden family business. there is no biden family trust fund. the entir

in the meantime, i'm joined by the us political analyst, eric hamm. eric, welcome to the show.om kamala harris since joe biden quit yesterday , since joe biden quit yesterday, before that, eric, can we just have a quick look back to an astonishing cross—examination earlier on, about an hour ago, it began , kimberly cheatle, the it began, kimberly cheatle, the director of us secret service, a bruising , eviscerating session. bruising, eviscerating session. she was asked so many questions and the people in the room certainly felt she didn't really give many answers. and the culmination of that, which struck me as incredible, one of the one of the cross examiners said, because donald trump is alive today, you look incompetent . if he died, alive today, you look incompetent. if he died, you'd be culpable . joe biden incompetent. if he died, you'd be culpable .joe biden needs incompetent. if he died, you'd be culpable . joe biden needs to be culpable. joe biden needs to fire you. what's your take? >> it was a stunning moment for the head of the secret service , the head of the secre