he says the biden-harris administration is using the federal treasury for political advantage. re money from this he says. i don't think it matters to biden and harris but it should matter to us as taxpayers. another group of l lawmakers was the government accountability office to take a look at this project which they say shifts costs from plan sponsors to taxpayers. liz? liz: great reporting, grady trimble, thank you so much. >> i co-sponsored legislation led by senator frank church. let medicare negotiate the cost of drugs and the law i signed can negotiate prices for another 15 drugs next year, 15 the following and 20 after that until every drug is covered. >> [applause] >> that's the law. now, now. liz: all right, president biden, kamala harris, in maryland today their first joint appearance taking a victory lap on medicare drug prices, saving medicare $6 billion in the first year. let's bring in former treasury secretary for public affairs under former president trump monica crowley. monica, it's great to see you again, but didn't insurers just hike the premiums by double-

joe biden and kamala harris actually got it done. joe biden talked about restoring manufacturing and got it done. where donald trump just talked. reducing prescription drug prices and strengthening and defending our nation's access to affordable health care, donald trump said he would get it done. joe biden and kamala harris did it. it's an incredible record given how tight the margins were. on our best days we had 50 folks in our caucus willing to vote for joe biden's in the senate. i think it was a five-seat margin in the house. and as someone who led the office of public engagement, former chairman of the congressional black caucus, and the best congressional pitcher in our history, i'ming. going to hand it over to congressman cedric richmond to further expound on how we've got a lot to celebrate tonight and we've laid a great foundation for not just a successful convention, but for a campaign that is going to move kamala harris and tim walz forward as our next president and vice president. thank you. >> thank you, senator. i'm act

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the harris/biden gaslighting campaign is officially over.ve been hearing line after line on how great the economy is and the conservatives are creating a bogeyman but we're finding out that isn't true. the policies of the biden -- rather, the harris/biden administration has been a disaster for all americans especially those in the working class and which democrats often say that they care about the most. wages are being evaporated due to inflation. and we're continuing to see record unemployment. not record but recently record unemployment in this administration. so i think for biden and harris to not answer questions at this particular point in time is something that i think americans are finding to be scary. >> trace: i think you're exactly right. as far as the headlines about, lauren, for the harris campaign, "the wall street journal," poses risk to cracks. "the guardian" says it may be bad news for kamala harris and cnn saying kamala harris's economic pitch got a lot more complicated. even if the markets recover a little bit, the economy

harris campaign wants good energy and joy and it is obvious joe biden does not represent that. es have a positive tone and forward-looking performance. joe biden got on the stage and same old angry, yelling, talked about democracy and how donald trump will destroy the world. they wanted him to be late into the night and few people to listen to him. he's been simply doing the dirty work and piling on donald trump. his message is far from the happy joy harris campaign wants to present. now out to pasture. >> todd: not a lot of joy out of mr. biden. don't go anywhere, trump campaign's karoline leavitt is next. >> carley: first lawrence jones will look at what is coming up. >> lawrence: i miss you guys, i'm here in chicago. we'll hold down the forthere. pushed out of prime time, president biden touting his record and denying angry about be being booted from the ticket. kamala harris working to erase his legacy that she helped create, will voters buy it? we'll ask them. we'll ask bepete buttigieg reco. and i went to an event yesterday and asked about kamala harris' biggest accomplish

kamala harris has been an integral architect and executor of the policies of the biden-harris administration. >> bill: was that on message, kayleigh? >> kayleigh: for team biden, yes. if i were kamala harris, i would be cringing. she can't escape her vote for inflation act. american rescue plan it spikes to 4%. she can't escape this. >> bill: fracking, illegals, medicare for all, that is just what i remember off the top of my head. >> dana: that happens, al gore tried to distance from bill clinton and mccain from bush and hillary clinton tried with obama, she needed those voters. it is what you do, they don't have time to do that. there is also this. we keep seeing that clip of the woman who did interview on nbc reminding everybody, maybe your life is okay, a lot of people go to work everyday and are having a hard time. prices rising under biden-harris 2.9%, eggs are up 19%. auto insurance, big killer, 18.6%, day care 5% and baby food 4.6%. those stood out to us. >> kayleigh: that stands out a lot, i'm confounded by the choice to stand next to biden today. if you want to separate yourself, y

so much so that under the biden harris administration we have had far more workers reinstated who are illegally fired by their employers just in the first year of the biden administration then we have in all four years of the trump administration. >> and i think you don't see the word union in trump's platform because he doesn't care whether you are a union member. he wants to have those jobs and those income gains for everyone and if you look at the record, real income growth under the trump administration averages $4000 gains. what was real income growth under the biden harris administration? a loss of $2000. caller:caller: one of the things that i would offer is i think a lot of americans, even union members, some of them have forgotten what they union has actually done for people. people fought really hard and died to have that. the reason is we have an eight hour day, we have vacation time. what i think people don't understand is business is always trying to find ways to cut labor. their interest is to increase profits. they see labor as something that they want to minimize. and

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it's the harris/biden administration. she is joe biden's vice president. community note appearing under the post. "kamala harris is currently serving as vice president of the united states for the biden/harris administration, a role she was sworn into on january 20th 2021. however, that note no longer appears alongside the post. it's a conspiracy and you know it. >> which part? [laughter] >> all of it. speak i think that's why it's hard for vice president to run for vice president. we have seen this. you're both defending, you have some of the weight of an incumbent's but you have to make a case about the future. i think kamala harris has embraced joe biden. she has visited swing states with him, done a lot of events with him, but she has also, i think, made a case at the convention, and maybe we will see in this interview tonight, about what a future could look like, that she's going to build on what they've done, that she is proud of the accomplishments but has a definitive vision that is her own for the future. she is on that pretty successfully. i thin

joe biden was leading younger adults by two points. it's now harris plus 20. among black voters, biden was lead big a healthy 60. well, harris is up 72 among black voters. an eight-point jump among hispanic voters and this is a big one. independent voters, it was trump leading by four in our last poll. now it is harris up 11. that is a major, major turnaround from just a couple of weeks ago. >> martha: a major turnaround indeed, and voters' concerns about biden were driven by his age and his ability to perform the job as well as those most pressing issues. how's that changed? >> yeah. this was a big drag on the democratic ticket. everyone knew it and everyone who was going to be in this arena the rest of the week was worried about that dynamic. donald trump is now the oldest presidential nominee ever, and it shows in the polling. voters are picking up on that. they saw donald trump as -- in better physical health than joe biden by a 31-point edge. now it's harris plus 30. totally reverse. 100% in the opposite direction. they saw trump as having better mental sh

biden knew, and just as harris -- just as the people around biden knew that he was inept and incompetentapable of doing the job, they also knew that all of this was going on. and we're going to continue to pull that thread and politics be damned, we're going to get to the truth and expose it to the american people. maria: wow. this is incredible, by the way. i want to get your take on what's going on in these plots to the assassinate president trump. there's an assassination task force, and we mow that a pakistani man with ties to iran has been charged with a plot to carry out a political assassination on president trump. what can you tell us about this? >> well, here's the problem, maria, is we are getting more and more visibility on all the secret service failures that happened around butler, pennsylvania. but not a single person has been disciplined, has even been suspended pending the investigation. they're out still doing security today. on top of that, you have multiple assassination plots from the iranians. this pakistani national was recruiting females as spotters, he had recruit

it's down by more than 2,000 under biden-harris. until recently job growth has been relatively strong in the u.s. but those were covid jobs coming back. and the other jobs were created by the government, paid for by one of the biden-harris administration's massive spending bills that caused inflation in the first place. and speaking of inflation, can you see it right here. take a look at your screen. that inflation was almost nonexistent during donald trump's four years when he left office. 1.4% under biden and harris. a much different story with prices now up by more than 20 plus percent overall. this is a nightmare for all of you. every american family. look at your screen. auto insurance, up 51%. gas up 40 plus percent. eating out up 22% if you can afford it. airfare up 22%. housing up 21%. meat -- i love meat -- 21%. used cars up 18%. new cars, 17%. day care, preschool, up 16%. real wages are down. the price of literally everything you buy in every store you go to is up. so of course. credit card debt is also on the rise, up by

agenda she's been a into a girl architect and exget her the policies of the biden harris administration the notion that somehow she doesn't deserve credit for and isn't part of her wasn't an integral architect for the biden harris administration agenda is not only false it's bizarre and offensive. >> the biden harris agenda she breaks leader in the show later in the room. and it's what's happening with crime and rape and murder and $5 billion in new york city alone and free housing and healthcare as kamala and joe did that we talked we'll violent crime and lawlessness and defund dismantle no bail laws and the bail fund with those soft on crime policies you can blame her are you mad that yes is so expensive she did say it's the price of democracy and with that part there with record-setting inflation and spending, yeah, as inflations are transitory that was then. >> was it wrong to consider inflation transitory seemed like it will be with us for own awhile. >> we need to address the fact we need to deal how folks are paying for gas and groceries and need solutions to its let's talk about

/harris economy. >> reporter: biden and harris's watch americans have gone from the highest rate of personal savings in recorded history to the highest level of debt. when biden and harris in their first year came in americans were sitting on 2. one trillion in excess savings above the normal savings rate they would have expected and biden and harris unleash the worst in with elation in four decades with the american rescue plan which he cast the deciding vote on and american started spending at a clip of $70 billion a month until march of this year when they depleted the excess savings and started going below normal savings rate. at the same time they became the highest debt in american history, $17.8 trillion, 3.15 more debt under biden/harris, highest level of credit card debt ever, 1.4, trillion dollars, average american 6,022 million in credit card debt which is $1500 more than when biden harris came in, 60% of americans using payday loans, credit card debt, to pay for groceries. stuart: how does they are esteemed get out of this? >> they don't. this is why the bidenomi

trump administration is simple, pack your bags because in four months you are going home. >> harris: joe bidenamala harris have presided over a record number of illegal border crossings. so far there have been more than 8 million of illegal border crossings. and that is massive 233% spike compared to the trump presidency. i want to keep showing you that number because it is not going to go away. it will just get bigger. critics have been calling both harris and now her v.p. pick walz's liberal border records. they've been calling them out and walz has reaffirmed his support for joe biden's border orders and for sanctuary policies in his home state of minnesota. and would see them in general. he has talked about that in interviews. in cities across the country. kamala harris opposed criminalizing illegal crossings and has suggested eliminating our customs, ice. the trump campaign national press secretary said this to me yesterday. >> kamala harris and tim walz america criminals will be put first ahead of law abiding citizens and we will continue to have a wide open border for illegal migrants f

and kamala harris and biden making a trip together. , can she have it both ways? another ivy league president is out, months after anti-israel protest took over columbia campus, one plea to new leadership coming up. still stranded, nasa delaying decision on return of the astronauts stuck in space. a former astronaut will outline a safe return. join us at the top of the hour. moving piles of earth, just by moving a lever. towing up to 4,000 lbs with a machine that weighs less than half that. cutting grass, clearing the way, and perfecting every inch of your land. we could keep trying to put it into words. but nothing compares to experiencing it for yourself. you just have to get in the seat. learn more at johndeere.com/getintheseat ♪ >> carley: check out this video here of an out-of-control migrant encampment taking over a new york city park. more than 50 tents and about 100 migrants are camped along the park's bike path. the migrants have reportedly set up illicit drug market as well. nypd is trying to clear it out, but one officer says

another republicans say biden harris-biden, harris-biden harris, or if they don't shame on them, they really should the biden administration had hid this vice president for three-and-a-half years yes, they did. i mean, if we really if we're talking about if we're having this conversation prior to june 21 in that first debate there was not a lot that the biden administration gave the vice president to do she is a she is not. i don't want to say she's an empty book to the american people. there are certain things that they know about her, but she has the ability now and this is a great advantage of hers through been through the announcement and the vice presidential pick. and now we're going to have for days of love in chicago the american people are being introduced to her for the first time. i explained, i explained those numbers to a great extent by the fact that she has benefited from the fact that the biden administration didn't utilize the vice premier president very often in the first three-and-a-half years ago, you talked to the reporters who covered her. they would agree with m

the harris biden administration has been caught fraudulently manipulating job statistics to hide the true extensively economic ruin that they've inflicted on america. the new data from the beer of labor statistics shows that the administration patted the numbers with an extra come listen to this one, 818,000 jobs that don't exist. so they said they existed and they never did exist. they build them up so that they could say what a wonderful job they're doing. no, we've ever had numbers like this. they don't exist. they thought they could do it. sometime after you know we have an election coming up very quickly but they wanted this to come out after november 5, when it wouldn't have meant so much but came at a little early so there's a patriot in there

border, the fact that we have had 11 million illegal crossings and there seems to be no path by harris and biden we need donald trump back in the white house to reverse the 64 executive actions that harris and biden made that has made our southern border so porous. [cheering] >> you can probably see behind me the crowd are on their feet as the former president donald trump has just wrapped up his remarks. huge cheers. his plan to put no taxes on tips. he delivers his trademark chant of, " kamala harris, you are fired," brought the crowd to their feet. back to you. >> thank you so much. for the second time in two years, the world health organization considers mpox the global public health emergency. formerly known as monkeypox, it has killed people in the democratic republic of congo and is spreading across africa. we can speak with the deputy director of the division of pathogens at the center for disease control. how alarming is this to see it spread across parts of africa? >> it is certainly concerning to us. the public health concern by the who is a reflection of how seriously we take it. we

i put it strictly on the doorstep of harris and joe biden. have that four years ago and we do now. >> you know general the first thing kamala harris is about her responsibility, the one responsibility she was given she failed at. the idea that somebody gets a promotion for such a disastrous record promotion to commander-in-chief to oversee the united states military and the security of the united states and overseas life-and-death decisions to confront a xi of putin or whomever i guarantee you they are celebrating at the opportunity to have kamala harris as their commander-in-chief and walz the guy who turned and ran as soon as they heard about deployment. i want to pursue this with you further when w to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes with a built-n engine, like google, but it's r and doesn't spy on your searchs and duckduckgo lets you browsel but it blocks cookies and creepy ads that follow youa and other companies. and there's no catch. it's fre. we make money from ads, but they don't follow you aroud join the millions of peop

not only does harris do better than biden was doing, but women tell us they think harris would look outor the interests of women much more so than donald trump. so it's not just the demographic break. that's the rationale behind it, ed. >> they were the ones that seemed most excited, women. bottom line, what you're saying is over two weeks she's brought the race back to even in essence. >> big re-set. >> but make history as the first black woman to be nominated by the democratic party, potentially the first black woman to win the presidency, does the polling suggest the country's ready for? >>. >> so when people assess the state of the country that answer is yes. i'll give you some historical context. there's an old cbs polling question that goes back 25 years, which was, was america ready to elect a black president. by around the year was to that number was low, it changed when barack obama was running, and it went to a majority saying yes. and now, you ask a similar question, is america ready to elect a black woman president, and you get over two-thirds, including people who aren't vo

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this is under biden/harris harris/biden. she is vice president, right?l you do is go to funerals? go around and talk about abortion? she wants to run as a substantive vice president who did so much but she hasn't done thing and she certainly is not spoken up for the people of israel little of the people of the united states as far as i'm concerned. 120-millimeter tank ammo anticipated delivery 2027 they are slow walking is already been approved by congress 120 million mortar in 2026 if you're lucky to get it they had medium and technical vehicles might get them in 2026 this is all been funded, passed by congress what else? what are those? guided missile systems you take for instance they bombed eight missile and put a guidance system on it. those are being held critically important f-15s at 135 engines for the f35 the delivery and data of that between 2030 and 34 it is outrageous. you see his conversion system i was talking about outright. mk 84 the 2000-pound bombs that they need to destroy iran's nuclear program that is whether not getting them. rifles

biden and ms. harris.o therefore they could repeal this rule anytime they want and they won't do it which undercuts -- but here's the big point, question for you, mr. trump has got to hammer away on what he did and why she wouldn't do it. in other words, all these things are kind of a gift. i mean tim walz of minnesota is a socialist gift, okay? these flip-flops and plagiarisms and so forth, they're little gifts but he has to turn them into important gift the. he has to hammer away, does he not? that's what -- don't wander off, don't call her stupid, all kinds of names, stay on message? >> the winning formula for president trump is plain to see, fewer insults more insights, policy contrast. he has the swagger underdog estimated of 2016 back larry. you overlay that with the four year presidential record where we did have growth, we did have wage growth, we had low unemployment the whole line you and i know, tax and spend, call him tampon tim, i call him tax-and-spend in minnesota. he is proud of it. he will

hope you are having a good morning meta ceo zuckerberg admitting his company was pressured by the biden-harris administration to censor americans take down portfolios only, being when hunter biden laptop story dropped before 2020 election more pressure to take down the post zuckerberg writing the chairman jim jordan believed pressure quote was wrong regrets not being more outspoken about it saying i feel strongly we should not compromise our content standard due to pressure in any administration, in either direction, ready to push back if something like that happens again, the white house meanwhile claims it was only concerned about misinformation, and public health. joining me on the phone is ohio congressman chairman house judiciary committee jim jordan mr. chairman thank you so much for being here what can you tell us about this? >> well, i i mean we were right about everything, the biden-harris administration pointed out facebook did censorship he also said, back the hunter biden laptop we know had impact on the election that was 2 1/2 weeks before we vote on most important office the pres

we'll not give them a chance if we put these people in there in terms of biden-harris or biden walz, atever that group is, and give them the same playbook. they need to change the playbook. they could change it right now, kamala harris says first day she will bring prices down. how about doing it right now for the american people. not wait until january the 20th. larry: good point. i like that point about venezuelan price controls. we have done studies, this is an old saw. joe biden said this, going to price gouging, meat companies and chicken poultry companies, and then studies were done by all these agencies. they came up with nothing. then san francisco fed which is not known for its conservatism, nonetheless they came out with a study that said so-called price gouging had nothing to do with inflation in the u.s. then they always talk about corporate greed, we're going to hear more. this will be kamala harris's big economic speech tomorrow. this is so tired, so hackneyed. we've known now for 50 years, ever since richard nixon made the mistake that price controls never work and when

harris has some momentum, there is the report out this morning that there is some confusion at biden now harris campaign headquarters about who is in charge. axios writes the harris team has been wary of making the biden people feel set aside. it led to internal confusion about who is in charge. meantime tonight here in georgia brian kemp will headline a fundraiser for former president trump. they were once close political allies and have a rocky relationship now. kemp is urging the trump team to keep things focused on the economy above all else. >> people are getting hit in their wallet every single day. that's what this race needs to be about. needs to be about the economy, costs, 40 year high inflation that really joe biden and kamala harris created. they are taking credit now for inflation going down. hell, they created it to start with. >> we'll listen to see if the vice president has any direct response to the governor's comments and rallying supporters around me here later tonight. >> sandra: let's bring in noah rothman. big day. what are your expectations for this? >> i expect

i put it strictly on the doorstep of harris and joe biden. have that four years ago and we do now. >> you know general the first thing kamala harris is about her responsibility, the one responsibility she was given she failed at. the idea that somebody gets a promotion for such a disastrous record promotion to commander-in-chief to oversee the united states military and the security of the united states and overseas life-and-death decisions to confront a xi of putin or whomever i guarantee you they are celebrating at the opportunity to have kamala harris as their commander-in-chief and walz the guy who turned and ran as soon as they heard about deployment. i want to pursue this with you further when we return. we will be right back. >> welcome back america. we are here with her friend general keith killing. donald trump has been commander-in-chief for the last 3.5 years and there would have been no war between hamas in israel. hezbollah would be in a box in the abraham accords would have expanded to include saudi arabia. iran may not even exis

or president biden but now there is an axios item with the title the tension in the harris frankenstein team the problem appears to be obama operatives jammed into an office in wilmington biden people and nobody knows the i can tanglement of these different entities has led to many people feeling a real act of clarity. the source is one person involved in the campaign. one of the first harris hires was eric holder, the obama era attorney general who wound up vetting running mates and his good buddy marc elias the lawyer got squeezed out of wilmington by the biden team last year is back to help the team get back for legal challenges in november. until january, joe biden is still the president and we just heard a few minutes ago he has got some big trips still coming up, including peru and brazil. >> it is likely that both president biden and president xi will be at apec and the g-20 later this year. i don't have any announcements to make on either president biden's travel or a potential meeting but the likelihood is they will both be there and if they are it would only be na

harris, biden, economic policies. they have failed. you feel it every day. immigration policies have resulted in murder, and rape and violence, and it is costing all of you billions of dollars. every single year. harris, biden energy policies are breaking the bank for over half the country. they don't need to be this high. no bail laws are similarly a disaster for the "we the people." and the harris biden foreign policy is frankly emboldening every bad actor on the stage. kamala's convention was a big c on. one surprise guest that never appeared. because they wanted her to watch kamala. the party of joy, which cracks me up. and freedom showed nothing be hatred, of one man, donald trump. the entire convention, they were not talking about the big issues to make your life better. as i said last night, their hope is your hatred or your hatred of rage would be conveyed to you in such a way that it would transfer to you and you would hate donald trump more than success, prosperity, and security for you and your family. we will get into that in a moment. but first

that's the soft underbelly of the biden-harris labor market. while over the last year biden-harris policies have led to half a million more part-time workers and an actual negative half million drop in full-time workers. plus their catastrophic open border policies have led to an increase of 1.3 million foreign-born workers and a 1.2 million decline in native-born. in other words, it has been a far shakier economy than most of the media has ever been willing to admit and let's not forget a recession nary first half of 2022 when real gdp fell two consecutive quarters mostly from inflation stock. so much of this can be traced to the affordability crisis where biden-harris consumer price index gone up 20% over their full term. hourly wages have risen only 17%. in other words for 3 1/2 years plus typical families, typical working folks of all different stripes have suffered a pay cut, what ronald reagan used to call take-home pay. their taxes have gone up, not down. it is too expensive for them to live in the biden-harris economy. biden-harris fisca

kamala harris has been an integral architect and executor of the policies of the biden harris administrationthis notion that she somehow doesn't deserve credit for and isn't part of and wasn't an integral architect of the biden harris administration agenda is not only false, it's somewhat bizarre and offensive. >> sean: bizarre and offensive that she was an integral art -- architect of this. she didn't seem to help her because when she praised biden during their rare joint appearance. take a look. >> our extraordinary president joe biden. [ cheering ] >> he's going to speak in a minute. there's a lot of love in this room for our president. >> sean: don't worry joe, only one more day and you can go to the beach. senior white house correspondent ... they seem pretty offended to me. she is praising joe, joe says she won't distance herself. k. jp is saying there's no daylight at all between their views. susan rice ended offensive and she was an integral architect of this. she seems to be distancing herself from my perspective and obviously based on your questions i would argue you think so too.

biden is still president. he's on vacation again, day four. and kamalaagain, harris who sad biden-nomics was absolutely a success and, that the border e was secure. and now she's gone from being this person who was this horriblenow she to work for, au know, miranda priestly, to having more joy than mrs. mir claus herself. and this convention, this gathering in chicago, tly, the all talk and no trousers convention, because you look at the tal a sk side, on day on, they talked about donald trump, mentioned hiclausem on stage 16e times, days two and three, 154 times. kamala harris, in her address, mentioned donaldla harri 15 timr but yet never mentioned inflatio n once. e didn't talk about, by the way, the cornerstone of her economic policy that she announced last week, which is price fixinh is n on price gouging, or so she says is happening. that disappeared prettg,s y fas. to another point that you made, by the way, shawn, i think, that beyoncÉ didn't show up or was there and wasn't allowed to go on stage because obviously that was something that would upstage wos or

and biden is so unpopular, harris doesn't want anything to do with her. made biden take a 20 day vacation, so no one remembers kamala is his vp. hard to forget since she was boarder czar. kamala has been devastated by jd all week. he is running around, taking her apart, and the media can't defend her, because everything vance says is true. so politica covered it this way, vance tries to teter biden to harris. saying that harris is not part of the biden harris administration. >> why would they do that if joe belongs on mount rushmore, shouldn't she be proud to be his vp? >> five weeks ago, she was known as a joke. she was known as a terrible vice president. laughed at, scoffed at, they wanted him out, but not her. they would have done anything to get anyone on the list, the list of 10 people. and they put her on the list and she came in 11th. she was the last on the list. and all of a sudden they realized, that's not going to be politically acceptable. they didn't want to do it. they didn't have the guts to make the move. and they ended up with her, and th

louis dreyfus, she has been a longtime democratic support her and she has a long history with the biden-harrisdministration she spoke at the 2020 dnc. she appeared in a fun bit with then vice president biden at the 2014 white house course respondent's center. and she says that these eight female democratic governors have have shattered what she calls the marble ceiling, not the glass ceiling. and she says that she's excited to shine a light on all of their accomplishments. >> yeah. and she has a terrific podcast where she talks to mature women about what they've learned, which absolutely love before i let you go, i have to ask what everybody wants to know and by everybody, i mean me, taylor swift, beyonce, are we going to see them at the convention? >> when you say that you mean you you also made me because i am wondering and i have been trying to get the scoop for you, dana, the answer is, is at this point, we don't know. i have reached out to the convention to the campaign to both reps for beyonce and taylor. but since i am essentially a professor i should all a celebrity detective here is w

biden or ms. harris growth tax cuts and tax cuts, growth and growth. he is the only guy on the world stage, i think, much less the you know the political stage here in the states, who talk the language of growth. >> that is true. and also it put in policies of growth, ie cut taxes if kamala harris gets in she does not need congress she has regulatory state behind her, they will do what they want heck with what courts say, we'll have an avalanche of regulation, we will not be able to get rid of stuff put down our throats now that will bear down on the economy. we'rwe're in for a big downturn, if we're down the world is down, we have to lead world out like we did in 1980s with ronald reagan pro-growth policies and pay attention to federal reserve get over the idea to depress t the economy. cut taxes, and good things' happen. larry: cutting interest rates is not a solution that could reinflate. >> keep a stable dollar. larry: steve moore, you are a long time editorial writer for the "wall street journal," o

sexual predators who are illegal aliens that were allowed in b sexuay the bordersa kamala harris and her boss,ss joe biden, are attacking, and murdering young girlss and and women. it's you know, it really isn'two safe and it's terrifying. and for kamala harris tor to portray herself as some sortse of champiolfn of women. for she is the opposite. she doesn't care about women, at. all. all she's interested in is herself. abou all and shee that she tellt this pretense that she's going to be tougher on the border than donald trump. i mean w, she could do itcould tomorrow. she could change what'dos going on now, tomorrow. but she won't because she never will. that's but s not her plan. >> her plan is to regularize all these illegal aliens and hr predators and criminals that are in th e thanks to her.in and if you believe that she's going to crack down on the border, then i have she to sello sell y you. you know, the person i find this amazing, governor huckabee. and i'm sure you have a humorous tak. mazinge on it, although there's nothing really funny about it. but the person that actually was a tie breaking

jackson h. >>> maria: welcome back president biden vacationing in california after passing torch to kamala harris on day one of the democratic national convention. biden pushed out primetime not having beach of speech till affidavit midnight officials blamed there is a in hearing from joe biden on the cheering-and applause joy in the room thousands anti-israel protesters threatened to overshadowed conditions mask in have streets harassing police during farewell speech president biden did not mention israel by name once. not once, did address the protesters, watch this. >> working around-the-clock, my secretary of state, unite hostages with families serve humanitarian health into gaza protesters in the street they have a point a lot of innocent people are being killed on both sides. >> joining me "varney & co." host stuart varney live from the democratic national convention, great to see you. how is it going. going very well, i am not surprised with joe biden failing to mention oil saying protesters have a point, he is trying to bridge divide win democrat party generally speaking people of for mr.

well, they've goll, t more than doubled under biden and harris. vast new regulations imposedng by the biden-harris administration are also taking a toll. olcosting an estimated $47,000 per family. this is a horrendous economic trac d andk record. wake no mistake, kamala harris owns this record. rther towants to go further to e left of joe biden. and here's the receipt for the new tax bill she would like to impose on you. d likeo rashe would like to raio the corporate tax. she wants to, you know, yo,ns d of course that gets passed on to you. corporations do not pay taxeys. say it all the time.o rais and she also wants to raise the individual taxes on people. she wants to raise the estate taxes. she wants to raise taxesy moren on small businesses by more than eight points. she wants to almost double the capital gainl gains tax.andh i mean, how much more can b people pay? and she, by the way, apparently even supports a crazy tax on what they calcalll gains.ockr in other words, if you own a stock or property that you on may own and it goes up on paper

biden! ♪♪ >> it is truly a love fest. the harrispaign also going on offense with a new ad blitz, spending $90 million in battleground states. but here's the thing. the ads will also hit voters in markets that quote former president trump's campaign is targeting. like toledo, ohio and youngstown, ohio. it suggests the harris campaign sees an expanding electoral map, forcing trump to play defense in ohio, which really hasn't been a swing state in five cycles. democrats are not alone in seeing trump's weaknesses. allies and other conservatives basically trying to stage a public intervention, openly pleading for the campaign to reset, but donald trump isn't listening. >> i want this campaign to win. but the campaign is not going to win talking about crowd sizes. >> i think he and the republican party will be well served to focus on the policy contrasts. >> it's going to be a race and you've got to make it not on personalities. stop questioning the size of her crowds. >> he's lost control. he's committing political suicide. >> it's not g

>> do you know, this is the biden, harris administration. harris administration. she is the vice president. >> kamala harris has been an integral architect and executer of the policies of the biden, harris administration but this notion that she somehow doesn't deserve credit is frankly bizarre and a offensive. maria: it's going to be a hard balance to walk, liz peek. on the one hand you want to say that everything was great under joe biden, on the other hand you know that everybody'se w worried and getting killed by inflation and you try to distance yourself from it. which is it. >> it's very hard. for all the things she's going to do on day one, secure the border, bring down inflation, et cetera, trump has a good point, why not now? why wait that she's in the white how. we heard kjp reiterate she's is part of the team, folks. look, they don't have a plan. they never have had a plan. they refuse to acknowledge the central theme of this administration which is that too much government spending created inflation and until they can own up to t

reporter: later in a press conference, former president trump tying them together, hammering both harris and biden for inflation. >> you don't have to imagine what a kamala harris presidency would be, because you're living through that nightmare right now. and it is a nightmare. >> reporter: and he was pressed about fellow republicans calling for him to focus on harris' record, instead of unleashing personal attacks. >> i think i'm entitled to personal attacks. i don't have a lot of respect for her. i don't have a lot of respect for her intelligence, and i think she'll be a terrible president. i mean, she certainly attacks me personally. she actually called me weird. he's weird. and she's weird in her policy. who wouldn't want to have strong borders? who doesn't want to have lower taxes? >> reporter: meanwhile, tonight, nbc news learning from two sources familiar with the planning that the secret service will start using bullet-resistant glass to protect former president trump so he can resume outdoor rallies, after he survived an assassination attempt last month in pennsylvania. ballistic glass i

she is sitting next to joe biden for four years. >> harris: joe biden for the last 3 1/2, four years is saying kamala harris is the person in the room on the big decision essential that affect america. she owns it. hillary vaughn is at the white house. a tough spot for american workers to be in today. >> it's a really tough spot and doesn't seem like the harris campaign is interested in turning around the way things are going, the direction they are going in. this is the worst jobs report since 2021, the first year biden and harris moved into the white house. backtracking progress the harris campaign has been bragging about to voters on the campaign trail. they won't to own economic wins but blame the economic bad on their predecessors. they try to distract from the poor report talking about former president trump's record saying quote, donald trump failed americans as president costing our economy millions of jobs and bringing us to the brink of recession. but we might be on the brink of a recession now underharris's leadership. economists think a recession is more likely than before

h a, the biden-harris regime sent pressured facebook to censor material. cond, they in fact materia dig material largely conservative. and then third. he talks about how they throttled back the very thinottledg you were talkingthau about the hunter biden story. they throttle it back becausinge they had done the whole pre our government had met with big tech. twitter, facebook,epared all these and now big tech and prepped them forhem fo thiso and then fourth and just as importantly, he says he will not be doing the zucker bucks this time around this election. thank goodness for that. around.so four key facts he poid out in that letter. but i think the timing is so importanmingt because we don't e what they may have in store this election. what are they going to tryg toea in october? let's make sure it's not censoring information that thehe american people need to know before aborting an election. >> all right. so eopled then we have this other supreme court decision. one was about the issue of of, you know, student loan forgiveness. okay. theyem forgivenesse

dismantling the biden harris affordability crisis. more on that with tommy. first up, our very own edward lawrence at the white house with another joe biden siding. edward. congratulations. >> we saw him in maryland not far from here. his first event with the vice president since president biden stepped aside in this. it is the economy. on the economy defensive about the coverage that he had been getting from what he sees as a success. i asked him about the vice president and bidenomics. listen. >> will bidenomics continue under vice president harris? [inaudible] >> it is working. in case you have not noticed, it is working. >> the president saying the vice president kamala harris will not distance herself from the current economic policies. both blame companies for inflation. a federal law banning price gouging with the ftc leading investigations. also calling out middlemen as examples of raising prices. vowing to increase competition. inflation a target for former president trump. listen to this. >> we have all of the television the greatest commercial they