>> harold: just one thing.rent corporate tax rate is 21%, donald trump once the lower it to 15%, my challenges we have a $36 trillion debt. at some point, we all have to be a part -- and 21% i think is the right thing, i don't think we should raise to 20% and 50% i don't know the benefit we get from it. finally, we spend trillions of dollars to pay service on our debt, more than we spend on national defense. >> judge jeanine: this is the first time the national debt has reached gdp, 100%, since world war ii. they own it. >> greg: we have to move on, everybody. ahead, trump warning iran after a death threat, we will blow your country to smithereens. ♪ ♪ meet the jennifers. jen x. jen y. and jen z. each planning their future through the chase mobile app. jen x is planning a summer in portugal with some help from j.p. morgan wealth plan. let's go whiskers. jen y is working with a banker to budget for her birthday. you only turn 30 once. and jen z? her credit's golden. hello new apartment. three jens getting ahead

harold.t of all, like the bebe king music. >> dana: that's like saying you come from a middle-class family. >> jesse: run out the clock. >> harold: you say prevent defense, the first debate come out down at her was defeated by the dumb vice president, he said he one after, if you are the champion, you don't give a second debate to the loser, so he was playing his own version of prevent defense and saying i'm going to use the strategy. i'm not convinced that strategy works for either. the vice president says she wants an opportunity economy. it would be great if she gave us some elements p or what doesn't opportunity economy look like? more affordable to buy a home, raise their kids, buy groceries, pay for education? is it stimulus or tax cuts for small businesses? maybe their first million dollars or a small business you cut taxes and have for them? give us some meat on the balloons. i would argue president from has not given this, either. look what i did five, six, seven, eight years ago p o

it's an ambush. >> harold: it's 4:01. >> judge jeanine: we all love you, harold.rder czar couldn't hide from this one. donald trump shelves the migrant crime disaster ri right in kamala harris' face. ♪ ♪ >> university of maryland global campus is a school for real life, one that values the successes you've already achieved. earn up to 90 undergraduate credits for relevant experience and get the support you need from your first day to graduation day and beyond. what will your next success be? ♪ ♪ >> greg: the debate moderators every time it was kamala's turn. it donald trump on the disaster she made at the border. >> why are we allowing millions of people at the border? many millions of criminals. they allowed terrorists. they allowed common street criminals. they allowed people to come in, drug dealers to come into our country. >> i am the only person on the stage was prosecuted transnational criminal organizations for the trafficking of guns, drugs, and human beings. he would prefer to run on a problem instead of fixing a problem. >> greg: so judge, she always br

>> shannon: harold, i see some skepticism registering on your face. >> harold: i listen to the judgetaking it in. on debate night the other night even the groups in some of these small focus groups that they had that said they thought the vice president won, they still gave large advantages in some of these groups to president trump when it came to the economy and how they think that is going to be handled. they still are not moved that she has the better choice. >> harold: i think that's one of the things, one of the reasons the press conferences for vice president harris are important and why specifics are important at this time. you know, one of the things we talk a lot about this in the last segment, i'm amazed no one talks about the debt anymor. my entire political career was animated by political animated by republicans criticizing democrats for not being responsible on that front, and then bill clinton won the presidency saying he was going to usher in a new era of government spending, the heir of the government was overcoming out both parties partake at the table of big spend

harold, anything else?s is taking place, and again, i repeat what i said yesterday our first segment, we all think about what we said and how we say it. >> greg: i'm never going to do that, harold. >> judge jeanine: you should tell karine jean-pierre not to say he is a threat. >> harold: hope you, me, and everybody things what we say and how we say. >> dana: judge jeanine -- >> judge jeanine: do you remember come acting director of the secret service rowe, he is the one who said well, it wasn't on the schedule, so we didn't secure the golf course, right? think about this. president trump has been playing on that golf course for four years before, as if they didn't even know that golf course existed. >> dana: the hole in the fence. >> judge jeanine: the thing about mike johnson, i understand he was a theater major in college. >> greg: really? >> judge jeanine: this is what i want him to do. i want him to do a kamala impression where he just goes -- [fake laughs] what do you think, harold? [laughter] >> dana:

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harold, you seem like you might have built some things. >> harold: the last thing i contributed building. we didn't have someone else come in after i screwed it up but that was the last time peer. >> harold: jesse, do you pay people -- >> jesse: yes, i do, greg. instruction manuals, more than two pages, i pay somebody. or have my daughter come do it for me. >> judge jeanine: do you -- >> jesse: that's how bad i am with my hands. >> greg: oh, stop it. >> jesse: around the greens. >> judge jeanine: that's enough. >> jesse: really soft hands. >> judge jeanine: when i was growing vegetables in my yard i would get wood from home depot and i have a drill and i would drill the wood into each other. >> greg: jillian? >> gillian: no. can't think of a thing. >> greg: probably the orphanage in madagascar are. >> judge jeanine: next question. >> harold: talk about that one. >> greg: it was beautiful. a tv show or movie you love but none of your friends or family like it? >> jesse: yeah, "the five." [laughter] my family hates this show. [laughter] >> greg: that's so true. >> gillian: a show that ever

>> harold: i probably wouldn't do that.every weekend. >> greg: people don't want to be bothered by that crap. >> jeanine: they want to ask people about who they vote for? can you imagine if i did that? i'd be arrested. no conservative would do that. look, if we have those hard conversations, we're unfriended, blocked, accused of destroying the country. i love this thing. greg said it. everything works better when everybody minds their own business. if we did, we wouldn't have found out about a stolen valor. so far trump has had more combat than tim walz has. >> jesse: a good point. whoa whoa what? i can see the next conversation, hard questions with greg gutfeld. rated x. >> greg: nobody but ab tips. >> jesse: coming up, what caused the famous rock band to throw fists on stage. ♪ clogged gutters can cause big problems fast. until now. call 833-leaffilter today for your free gutter inspection. i've had terrible flooding problems on my porch. now i understand why. right now leaffilter is offering a free inspection, on your sc

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>> harold: yes. you got to deal with it the border, the economy with inflation, and crime are things that favor according to the polls, favor president trump and abortion favors vice president harris. and she capitalized on it she moved on it, she was the aggressor, for some reason president trump was not. i think if you are president trump and you are vice president harris this morning. things probably didn't move very much but you have to worry about the undecides. we are a 50-50 country which means that 50.149.9 is going to win regardless of whom had a bad night and whom had a good night. if you are assessing this honestly, vice president harris who was not known by most of the country, probably had a better night last night. >> brian: definitely prepared. definitely prepared didn't let the moment overwhelm her 90 minutes plus it went. do you believe there should be another -- from both -- forget about the american people for a second, from the harris camp, they want another. should they? was i pl

harold, it's interesting. sounds pretty good. >> look owe get it throwing everything. you will have people working two hour work days and 8 hours overtime who knows what that may do. for the president nothing changed. none of their supporters, i agree with bill. no one we talked to in the green room. what you have to be interested in if you are him. something martha covered on her show the haley supporters where do they go in states. i don't know where they go. we will get polling data. taylor swift, 300 million followers get algorithm how many are first time voters and how do you target them? for her to win she has to bring new voters to her side. if you are looking at what we have the pool of voters right now this is a dead heat and who know what is may happen. she has to bring new voters to the polls. >> bret: support steady for the former president. remarkable how you see up and down this race has been. but his support has really been in this area. i think we have a graphic that shows it that hasn't really

e >> harold? i believe it was smoking. right.er quit sog you started and then later read it regretu starte. >> hmm. maybe a couple of books, but ibo thn't looklot like back a lot le that, so i don't really. >> i don't. i don't. dr. books? noe ar, their books that i stard that i wish i had had not set>>e down so long. >> so. >>dge, you ever quit something ? >> something you started and regret that you quit? yege jeani s. >> yeah. smoking. oh, you regrets. you regret yes. ge jeani. >> yeah. oh, so you wish you were stillc, smoking. >> yeah, but i can't. it's not good for you. that's not a regret. that's just. that's a reallgret -- jeaniy goe .ppeare >> every time i smell a cigarette, i want to go to bedd e . >> smoking adds years to your life, kids. i'm jokingur. that's the great thing about live shows jesse the ever quit s jesse,o it's hard to quiten something when you never start something that's true. >> i'd say heroin.in yeah. while i was so good and thenit i gave it up because it's bad and then sometimes you just miss it. >>yo

remember that guy, harold? harold, kill me. no.rian is on. >> adam hunter, great comedian, film director, star of am i racist? matt walz, is it am i racist or are you racist? it's good movie. anyway, i saw it kat timpf. >> and let's do this. greg's firefighters are great. they're great for a lot of reasons. but here here's the firefighters in brazil. check out what they rescued here. that is a baby marmoset. >> look at that little fella, huh? they found it, wrestled it from a forest fire, and they gave it water out of a bottle. >> so it really is cute. it was later taken a veterinary hospital where it was put to death. >> poor thing. just kidding. but you know what? there's also a life that is named as baby brigade continues with mackenzie fritz. >> oh, yes. yes, yes. >> september 11th at 5:41 a.m., our parents are kelsey and hamilton morgan. they couldn't be more thrilled. they have cute little pups as well. benny and remi, congratulations to all of the fritz family. jeff and cami, too. and don't miss putin on politics this week w

we have a full house, with us tonight in new york, brett hume, dana, harold ford junior. >> laura ingramie henrik kicks us off, she's there at the site in the spin room where there's a lot of excitement, highjacky. >> good evening, martha and brett. the vice-president has been studying president trump's past debate, his comments and policies, she wants tonight to feel predictable. democrats see this as an opportunity to show that if she can handle trump, she can handle someone like vladamir putin and handle the job of being president. she had to scrap plans to direct questions at trump and put her prosecutor hat on and they lost the bid to keep the microphones on, instead they're going to have the travelling press positioned close enough that they can hear what's become said. it might not be picked up on the mike phones and hopefully have the press write about it. it's unclear how she will explain her shifts away from the more progressive views of the past, and try to convince projective voters, she's a safe bet for a moderate. employing public endorsement and former trump officials as s

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thank you, harold. and harold, you go by h., is that correct? all right. i'll make sure to call you h. so thank you all for being here and we're here to celebrate american trucking and industry and remind everybody just how good our truckers could do if we get better leadership in the white house, which is why we're going to send donald j. trump back to the oval office. [applause] we're here in the great state of passive where i-don't know if you knew this. one in 15 jobs in the state of passive relies on the trucking industry. that's amazing. and yet we have a vice president kamala harris who wants to be president who thinks we ought to put our truckers out of business and they should all learn computer code. that's what kamala harris thinks about the trucking industry. if we've learned anything, it's that we have not enough truckers and way too many computer coders. let's support the trucking industry, kamala, not put them out of business. [applause] and if anybody needs to get a new job and learn a new code it's kamala harris, ain't that right? let's th

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that's why i'm disappointed in this guy harold ford. i don't know if is he still there. i don't know what he was watching because he was just as dishonest as abc in my opinion. >> steve: mr. president, i interrupted a moment ago. they just on the face of the pentagon, every year for the last 23 years, we have gone down to the pentagon at 6:46. that's sunrise down in the washington, d.c. area when they unfurl that flag to commemorate american airlines flight 77 that crashed into the pentagon. it killed all 64 on board. >> right. >> steve: 125 people at the pentagon. 184 people lost their lives 23 years ago today. i know you are going to take part in some of the commemorations as well here in new york city. >> that's right. >> steve: new york city and pennsylvania. >> that's right. i will be doing that that little while. in fact, right after this call i leave. i'm going down to the world trade center site and i will be down there for much of it, j.d. is going with me. and we had a great talk about it yesterday. very, very sad. horrible day. never been anything like it. hor

harold in cleveland, ohio. good morning. caller: yes, how are you doing? like i said, i'm still supporting trump. i think the debate was obviously three against one. it sort of reminds you when she was debating mitt romney and obama. it was like candy crowley was debating mitt romney and barack obama sat back and watched the debate. a disgrace. another thing i would like to say is, another point i would like to make is, i've never seen anything like this in this country where a presidential candidate can have a bad debate like joe biden, and the powers that be in the democrat party come to him and say that he can drop out. not because he is sick, but because he is going to lose. can you imagine? everybody knew john mccain was going to lose to barack obama. can you imagine if republicans went to john mccain and said, drop out of the race and we will replace you with someone who did not receive any votes? i've never seen anything like this in america. the supreme court eventually needs to come in and say this can't be done. four months outside of the race sh

but the move is dividing opinion as harold with us or reports writes groups, a kidding hundreds of wild animals in the media is misguided animals, including elephants, zebras, and will abuse of being called as part of the government's dropped relief program. it should be the very last solution because it is a short term solution that is not going to benefit anyone in the long term. we can look goods and barbara and the books are not in the 1980s in the ninety's with they have resulted so cutting was our new most and but the long term solutions way a decreasing biodiversity, namibia, like some other countries in southern africa, is experiencing it's west drought in dickens, government officials, so reducing the wildlife population is necessary. i must be for size. that's without the same dimension. the what the last piece is endorsed, the nation of the box that we have identified are going to dive in because numbers then the number of steps we have currently taking off from the selection of boss. so this is why this decision was sticking so that we don't end up losing a lot of what are t

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air now costs money, harold. >> dana? >> harold ford jr. is on perino on politics. just posted. >> >> judge jeanine: wonderful. okay. all right. first, it was david and goliath, now there is chip monk versus the bear. check out this george just little guy nuts enough to get up close and personal with a bear northbound to steal the bear's food. one tough nut to crack. get it? that's as good as it gets. that's it for us, everybody. have a great night. >> bret: dana, thanks for having harold on your podcast. [laughter] good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. as students attended colleges across the northeast returned to classes anti-israel protesters are also making their presence known. we will take you there. a former top aid to new york governor kathy hochul is accused of spying on behalf of the chinese government. we'll explain. and after the labor day holiday, we are now in the final sprint to election day, 63 days until election day 2024. the countdown is on. but, first ♪ breaking tonight, middle east policy is the focus of domestic politics tonight

john harold. a lieutenant for the pennsylvania state police.he pennsylvania state police on july 13th. next we have mr. patrick sullivan who served over 40 years in federal law enforcement. he began his career at 18 working for the f.b.i. and joined the secret service as a special agent where he served 23 years, retiring as a superviseor. though he is retired and not present july 13th he served on the secret service presidential division for four years and his expertise will be helpful in context of how the secret service works with local law enforcement to insure the safety of all protectees. then we have dr. gold schmidt. he is the chief medical examiner for the allegany county office of the medical examiner. he conducted the autopsy of the would be assassin thomas matthew crooks. we appreciate you all for being here today. before recognizing the witnesses i would like to remind them their oral testimony is restricted to five minutes in length. if the light in front of you is red the testimony is concluded. will the witnesses stand and raise

giving harold the night of his life?e his doctor. >> yes. exactly. i am his doctor, and his condition can't be cured. his world is darkening by the day, and those days are numbered. and while you would have me forget him, let him rot, i choose to walk with him, to find a path forward, because nobody else will. not even his family. yes, it's true, harold can't live for the memories, he only has the moments. so i'm going to help him and patients like him seize that moment, no matter how fleeting it might be. that is my responsibility. that is my job. >> jimmy: yeah, that's how you do it. [ cheers and applause ] zachary quinto. "brilliant minds" airs mondays at 10:00 p.m. on nbc, and streams the next day on peacock. we'll be right back with stand-up from brandi denise. stick around. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ (vo) dan made progress with his mental health, but his medication caused unintentional movements in his face, hands, and feet called tardive dyskinesia, or td. so his doctor prescribed austedo xr— a once-daily, extended

and for harold, in the higher reports of fields as she rose to stab him a half century area, plain cotton, more dramatic rules. one of the most versatile and accomplished actors, i've had generation maggie smith's rep range to him, shakespeare, just as that bone and 1934 and a 6th english in the middle class parents. she said she'd never even seen a play until the age of 17. however, disliked stock did not impede her career affairs. public performance came in 1952 blind viola in shakespeare's 12th night in subsequent years. smith but holding her craft on stage to much critical acclaim. have lola's desdemona in the 1965 film adaptation of a settler found to have 1st oscar nomination for best supporting actress? then in 1969, she won an oscar for best actress. i had performance in the prime of miss jane birdie making her an international stock. over the next 3 decades, maggie smith appeared in numerous productions on stage television and failing cementing her reputation is one of britain's most versatile and recognizable stars . in 1990, she was made a day by queen elizabeth the 2nd for ser

in 1968, harold wilson, the prime minister of england, announced in the house of commons of that countryt we intend to withdraw our forces from the far east and the persian gulf as soon as possible, which will end in 1971. english foreign minister douglas hume announced in the same year that british protectorate agreements with persian gulf sheikhs will end in the same year. after this incident, the island of bahrain and other islands sought to form a single government or started to build a new country under alliance with each other. well, this issue is welcomed by the government shahshahi was appointed and it was announced that it is a very correct idea, but this thought also arose that a vacancy may be created and this vacancy should be filled by the shammahi government considering that it is the largest country in the persian gulf region, oil security is the biggest concern of the western world. at this time , they considered england to be the founder of security, at least the carcass of this old lion that was established, they thought that by that time, i think we all rarely had in m

. >> greg: harold? >> harold: florida police department gives kids doing the right thing awards.et coins for doing the right things. redeemed at local businesses like mcdonald's and burger king, fries and hamburgers thank god for these guy's innovation. >> jesse: that's where kamala worked. >> greg: that's it have great night. bret? >> bret: have you talked about pay per view to show what you talk about in the dismernls. >> greg: yes it. would make a lot of money. >> bret: okay. thank you. good evening. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, we are tracking a major hurricane as it barrels towards florida's gulf coast. we'll take you there. and show you the track. on capitol hill, the justice department inspector general hints there was more to the january 6th 2021 capitol riot than the administration has acknowledged so far. we'll be live on capitol hill. but, first, a bad day for the u.s. secret service as former president donald trump says no threat from iran will slow him down and the senate comes down hard on the people assigned to protect him. lawmakers are blaming the secret ser

harold dall is now a seasoned veteran.endation giving us major credit for the success of the crossing. we understand he recommended us for a presidential citation. we are mighty proud of that little do. the presidential unit citation never happened likely because of secrecy. today, the 1300 men of the ghost army are finally getting their due. on behalf of the veterans, bernie bluestein, seymour nussenbaum, and john christmann who are here today. on behalf of of private harold dall and lieutenant gil seltzer whose families are here today on behalf of other families watching from home and on behalf of of fellow soldiers, their children and grandchildren. on behalf of the men whose lives they saved and their children and their grandchildren, i think congress and the president and everyone who helped make this happen for recognizing and honoring the laudable wartime service of the ghost army. thank you so much. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, the honorable christine, secretary of the >> ladies and gentlemen, the honorable

harold wilson, the prime minister of that country, announced that we intend to evacuate as soon as possible . will find after this incident, the island of bahrain and other islands followed the formation. they emerged as a single government or started to build a new country under the alliance with each other. well, this is the case their government's welcome was announced as a very good idea, but this thought also arose that a vacancy may be created and this vacancy should be filled by the imperial government considering that it is the largest country in the persian gulf region. when it was established , they thought that it would be the area, now it is going , what will happen to the security, it was really the end point of politics in the area and it opened up of course the arena for the next dominant. and it was the united states. by that time, i think we all really had that both in mind iran and saudi arabia had become much stronger in the meantime, and between them they should be able to at least see these very small states through the early years . they reach other seas. iran was the

washington to run, but he helped organize harold raab -- harold washington's run. see the difference? in a city where he has called truth to power with a woman named karen lewis, that no one else wanted to stand next to. [applause] reverend jackson leveraged his influence for other people, but that's not all he does. reverend jackson is one of the most brilliant strategist who has never given gratitude. [applause] much will be said this entire week about this convention, but let me tell you who's convention it belongs to, it belongs to reverend jesse jackson. it belongs to a man who changed the rules to make it possible for two other people with names like barack and kamala to come behind him. see, they don't get to be president of the united states of america with the winner take all rules. he knew we needed equity, not just in speeches, not just in marches, but equities in the rules, so he changed them. [applause] and see, how many leaders can say that the woman who was going to owe this party on the most bluest and biggest state, also came from this place as wel

harold? >> harold: alexei set the friday monday champion 410 feet into the mediterranean sea with restrictive stuff around him so he couldn't use his hands or his arms. he set a record. he owns 35 world records. congrats to the guy. >> judge jeanine: dana? >> dana: dallas-fort worth think is 100 years old. when she was 70, she took up belly dancing. she wanted some attention. now she is 100 years old. never going to stop showing off her moves. >> judge jeanine: all right there she goes. that's it for us tonight. have a great night, everyone. >> bret: there she goes. all right, judge. thank you. good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. former president donald trump thanks florida's sheriff's deputies for capturing the suspect in sunday's assassination attempt. we will have the very latest. vice president kamala harris gets a very different welcome from black journalist thanked former president did a few weeks ago. we will take you there to those questions and answers. and entertain

. >> greg: in your face, harold. i hope you learned a lesson. >> judge jeanine: stop promoting her. >> harold: congratulations billy jean king. >> dana: i like her. >> judge jeanine: not enough. >> bret: i like the sexy geese better. okay. thanks, greg. ♪ ♪ >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. we are following two major stories tonight. we are getting our first look at the latest fox news polling on the presidential race vice president kamala harris up 2 points over former president donald trump. no news may be good news for the former president. bad news for the vice president. the teamsters union is refusing to endorse either one of the candidates tonight. normally that's a given for the democratic nominee. but first up those polls we mentioned. >> harris as 50 to 489 advantage among registered and likely voters. that is the same 2-point lead hillary clinton enjoyed at this point in the 2016 campaign. the top issue for voters? the u.s. economy by more than a 2 to 1 margin. immigration comes

. >> judge jeanine: harold? >> harold: michigan sheriff's deputy named nicole, i hope i'm pronouncing her name correctly. person in that call was having a medical emergency. turned out it was. she leaned over. got in that car, got the car stopped. and they got -- the person got medical help and thank god survived. >> judge jeanine: i did that once on the fdr i went from one car to another. i did. i will tell you who it was in a minute. that's it for us. good night. >> shannon: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm shannon bream in for bret baier. vice president harris gets back on the campaign trail after having a tough time answering questions at an event with oprah winfrey. what changes in the electoral process in georgia could mean for the presidential election. and now congress is trying to shape the future of sports gambling. but, first, breaking tonight. the acting head of the secret service says his agency failed in its mission to protect former president trump. he blames, in part, complacency, poor co

and what your take away harold? what has to be thought about by supporters a donald trump and people in that campaign is a disappointment. we talked about it being a different kind of collapse for joe biden june 27th. this has to be thought of as a collapse in some ways as i got reaction from republican friends two common things were train wreck and he needs this to end these are people he supported and people who will continue to support them. i said joe biden was all over the place unprepared unorganized i think the moderators could done a better job it's like if you are in a basket will game you go against a team taller than you you don't complain at the end of the game they are taller than us he's used to people piling on them he just didn't seem he was ready if you look they are reminded of the great dennis greene who said they are who we thought they were and trump tonight was that guy. she conveyed the calm preparation to chance all the questions about the switches no but i would've thought he would've raised

the forces responded with fire to words and main instigator of while in 6 to between is for harold rock, set the forces and imposed a stretch to them. johnson was with ice and on that day, let's for a 2nd. go with the. it's really nice. say it was true in that distance, even if you are the olympic champions of stone flooring, it wouldn't make half that distance, disabilities the message. and the message is that no resistance to a vertical don't you live in will be tolerated. and they know that they will not be held accountable. and they know that because no one hold them accountable, it is the same. who that, that use is to perpetuate in genocide, we'd complete impunity in god's done. the turkish presidents condemned the killing, pointing a finger at a 0. i showed is d. a vine, lima. the young child abbas to this day that killed 41000, the innocent civilians, 17000 whom children. they all pop directly attacking children, women, young and old. they spinning blood, while the investigation is on the way on the ground, there are no questions on who's to blame. the idea of kill tens of thous