i haven't heard much else. >> harris: kamala harris says she will face the media. she did one interview before the end of last month. which media outlets and how often will she be talking? ari fleischer, former white house press secretary in "focus" next. with dexcom g7, managing your diabetes just got easier. so, what's your glucose number right now? good thing you don't need to fingerstick. how's all that food affect your glucose? oh, the answers on your phone. what if you're heading low at night? [notifications ringing] wow, it can alert you?! and you can even track your goals. manage your diabetes with confidence with dexcom g7. the most accurate cgm. learn more at dexcom.com. philip: when your kid is hurting and there's nothing you can do about it, that's the worst feeling in the world. kristen: i don't think anybody ever expects to hear that their child has cancer. it's always one of those things that happens to somebody else, but it's definitely feels like your soul is sucked out of your body when they tell you that it's your baby. and you would do anything

harris. >> harris: all right, peter, thank you. sheriff mark lamb from arizona is with me now. these are some shocking numbers. maybe not shocking to you because you are living through it. what is the important detail that americans need to know? >> the important detail, harris, is the fact that we're allowing people to come into this country that have bad intentions and that are criminals. i've been saying this for a long time talking about the amount of criminals coming in. they kept sweeping it under the mat. new numbers are ice put into perspective how severe the problem is. 13,000 people that have been convicted of homicide now walking around in this country is staggering. 15,000 sexual assaults and other sexually related crimes. i think that we owe it to the american people to do a better job. the way we should have solved this in the beginning is don't let them in in the first place. we failed that in that area. >> harris: you are law enforcement and you lead and i'm curious to know if you know that you have 30,000, at least that we know of, people convicted of murder, h

harris? >> harris: alexandria, thank you very much.'s talk more in focus now with steve hilton, fox news contributor. so you can't really say get. alexa spilled the quiet part, and she talks so loudly. >> it's brilliant, isn't it? i'm talking to you right in the heart of silicon valley where i live. i have been a tech found her myself. this is what we call an a/b test, harris. it's very clear. one result to the democratic candidate, complete different from the republican candidate. the interesting thing about this, which is in a long line of examples of big tech bias, every single time it happens they say it was a mistake, it's an error, and we always say, funny how the errors always seem to go in one direction, which is pro-democrat, anti-trump, anti-republican. and the reason for that, people think of tech companies as computers and algorithms and everything is coded up. but it's human beings who do the coding, and human beings who write the algorithms. and actually the vast majority, upwards of 90% of the people, especially on the t

harris faulkner is up next. >> harris: fox news alert. vice president kamala harris is facing questions how to answer on several of her past far left positions. we have not seen her do a news conference in the 50 days that she has been announced as the presidential candidate on the left. and now her positions are waffling in the wind. we didn't really know where they were to begin with except for they were far left. now someone just said the quiet part out loud. the truth about kamala harris. we'll get to it. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." well, here he is, senator bernie sanders, a self-professed democratic socialist may have just told us exactly why kamala harris is flip-flopping. >> i don't think she is abandoning her ideals. i think she is trying to be pragmatic and doing what she thinks is right in order to win the election. >> do you consider vice president harris to be progressive, senator? >> i do. her views are not mine but i consider her a progressive. >> harris: he would be the expert pretty much on th

for a president harris. it says the biden administration wants to believe it has intimidated the islamic republic into better behavior. the real answer may be iran is playing a longer game and showing restraint to advance its nuclear ambitions. colonel davis. >> i hear that a lot. there are a lot of people who say we should go after iran and then we appease them. that implies people think that we should have kinetic action. otherwise we've been doing lots of non-kinetic things right now. there has to be a recognition that iran number one is not near as strong as what people think. they definitely do not want a war with the united states but protect their interests here. that's where i think the biden administration deserves a lot of blame because they have not provided any leadership. they have not even tried to provide diplomacy to try to keep the region tamped down but nothing to try and prevent iran from doing what it is doing as well diplomatically and as long as this war goes on. we can't lose the fact

we are more transparent than kamala harris over here.n miller we have fox claims kamala harris was never boarders are contradicting their own reporting. other news organizations said she was. time magazine usa today the "new york times," the new york daily news newsweek political, axioms, now they say she wasn't. with right scoop, they get egg on their faces tried to burn the right over calling kamala borders out "new york post" changes its june on calling kamala harris the borders are despite giving her the title. i think we should call her kamala harris the borders are whatever we are speaking for she was a borders are it is a disaster is and that her problem? >> is our harris is her title it was her sole responsibility as a vice president are the only actual public duty she was assigned as a vice president of not talking campaign work, was borders are. we all saw the press event were joe biden wearing a mask sitting around the table put her in charge of the border. we all remember they sent kamala harris abroad to meet with foreign le

i'm anderson cooper, after vice president kamala harris became the democratic nominee, she launched an aggressive campaign to re-introduce herself to the country but with the election looming, many remain undecided and are looking at where harris stands on the issues that matter to them before casting their ballots. over the next hour, cnn's audie cornish looks at harris's record and her promises on five key issues in this election reproductive rights immigration, foreign policy, the state of democracy. and one that most american side is they're top priority. the economy one day after president joe biden announced his decision to drop out of the race and endorsed his vice president, kamala harris, addressed a campaign. >> staff at the wilmington, delaware headquarters building up the middle class, will be a defining goal of my presidency in her first interview as candidate, she doubled down on that commitment. if you are elected, what would you do on day one in the white house? >> first and foremost, one of my highest priorities is to do what we can to support and strengthen the middle

why will voters believe harris is responsible? >> it is the biden-harris administration.are responsibility. kamala harris herself, don't take it from us or president trump, kamala harris said she was a proud supporter of biden on mx.. she said bidenomics is working. it is robbing working families of money every month. to have the same quality of life they did under president trump. kamala harris said she was proud to be the last person in the room with president biden when they decided to withdraw from afghanistan, which we know was a disaster. kamala harris was tapped by joe biden to be the borders are and oversee the crisis at the southern border and what happened, it has gotten worse since she has been in the white house. >> i know the economy will be a major topic. harris has talked about tax cuts for the middle class. is that something president trump would support? >> absolutely. president trump signed the largest tax cut in american history. harris' tax cuts for the middle class, she wants to raise the business tax rate to 28% and doesn't want to make president tru

harris selecting the podium to the right. trump winning the coin toss, choosing to deliver the final closing statement of the night. no topics, no questions have been shared with the candidates, and no prewritten notes are allowed. no huddling with advisers either. their microphones will only be turned on when it's their turn to speak. in front of them, the countdown clock. two minutes for rebuttals and one minute for any follow-ups, clarifications, or responses. though this will be harris' first general presidential debate, the former prosecutor is known for her punchy comebacks. in 2020, making a point of showing she is hold her own against mike pence. >> well, i'd like you to answer the question. >> mr. vice president, i'm speaking. i'm speaking, okay? >> reporter: now, tonight, the candidates preparing to take this stage before what will likely be their largest audience -- the world watching. >> david: let's get right to mary bruce, she's here with us tonight. mary, the vice president likely knows this is her moment to re

harris at 47, 45 for trump. two-point lead for harris.emocrats like that but some context for that first of all, there's this. trump has run from behind both times he ran for president at this same point four years ago in our poll average, donald trump was trailing joe biden by 7.8 points and at the same time in 2016 in our poll average, trump was trailing hillary clinton by 4.5 points. now it's only two. he's behind but this is closer than in previous elections, and there's also this. in 2016 trump lost the national popular vote to clinton, won in the electoral college. in 2020 trump lost the popular vote by a wide margin to joe biden, almost won in the electoral college. is there going to be a gap like that again that works to trump's favor? an electoral college advantage. that's what you think about when you look at this, the seven core battleground states and, again, poll average, the average of the major polls in those states right now, and you see the headline obviously, these are very close margins. harris 0.1 in the north carolina

harris. >> harris: thank you very much. as peter just mentioned the teamsters did not endorse trump despite overwhelmingly supporting him. one report with this. people are asking quote, the union suggested that harris only needed to have majority support. well, trump got that to receive their endorsement. but trump would have needed universal support to receive the endorsement. what does that even mean? is that 100%? steve forbes, editor in chief, always great to have you in "focus." for kamala harris she needed a lower bar to get the endorsement. it was majority. i would imagine that is 51%. but for trump, he would have needed universal support in order to get the endorsement. what's the difference? >> the difference is for them to endorse a republican, even though the rank and file want trump, would have put them in the crosshairs of democrats in congress now and in the future. so they are covering themselves since they aren't going to endorse harris, they know the rank and file want trump so if trump had gotten 89% maybe

faulkner. >> harris: fox news alert. as this date continues we've seen former president trump and his running mate jd vance meet with firefighters in new york city. this day marking 23 years since terrorists attacked our nation on september 11th. remembrance ceremony at ground 0 began this morning with president and vice president biden and harris, and former president trump and ohio senator vance. it was also the second time that the two, kamala harris and donald trump, have met in the past 24 hours. the first, of course, was last night's presidential debate. it was a tense match-up that some people today are calling an unfair fight. i would be one of those people. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." former president trump and vice president kamala harris traded barbs on that philadelphia stage last night. critics say the v.p. had some help. >> president donald trump did a good job. >> a three-on-one cage match. the moderators were so biased anyone could see it. >> terribly moderated debate. three a

. >> dana: here is harris faulkner. "the faulkner focus" it has been quiet about the attempt to kill former president donald trump in butler, pennsylvania, the first attempt on his life. perhaps that's about to change in a very significant way. acting united states secret service director ronald rowe is set to hold a news conference soon with one topic scheduled, that first assassination attempt on former president trump. we are expecting to see the released details on a secret service internal report of all the colossal failures on july 13th. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." calls are growing for more information on both that shooting, that would be assassination attempt on trump, and the second shooting possibility. the second assassination attempt. i want to be clear at trump's golf course in florida just this past sunday. republicans say it is time for all of us as a nation to get accountability and answers. >> we need a thorough investigation of the failures not just once but twice that near

shake kamala harris' hand, call her vice president harris or my opponent. i would call her kamala or a log name. to that end ask americans watching for their votes. asked for their votes. it's a great blessing and privilege to be president and run for the presidency, so why not say so? i know he thinks that. and make it by giving everyone hope that together, we are going to turn this around. by the way, turning around is going to be fun. we are going to have a fun time doing it. thinking about this and the importance of tonight, and what's going to happen on election day, this could be the greatest political comeback of all time, both for trump and for the country. that's "the angle." coming up, we thought we knew just how extreme kamala was, but a new document reveals it is so much worse. that's next. ♪(voya)♪ there are some things that work better together. like your workplace benefits and retirement savings. presentation looks great. thanks! thanks! voya provides tools that help you make the right investment and benefit choices so you can reach today's f

so if harris were able to carry these three states.gument, if you turn them blue, you see what it does. it brings her to exactly 270 electoral votes. if she starts losing these states, one of these three that the trump campaign is investing in got two things would happen. harris, because pennsylvania is the largest of the swing states, it would take two states from the sun belt for her to make up for the loss of one pennsylvania, but also if trump were to get pennsylvania, that would open up for him is cleanest and most efficient path to 270 and it would be get pennsylvania, hold on to north carolina. this is the only one of the core states that he carried in 2020. if he hangs onto that in georgia. george wendt for joe biden by just under 12,000 votes. if trump can win georgia back with holding onto carolina and flipping pennsylvania, trump is that exactly 270. >> i want to bring in my friend who's the director of polling at harvard kennedy school institute of politics and mark murray is here. our senior political editor. the polls giv

harris. the low expectations for miss harris may be an advantage. all she has to do is not humiliate herself and her performance will be hailed as a triumph. if the press corps did its job we would all know more of what we need to know about kamala harris and what kind of a president she would make. but because it won't, it is all on donald trump to do that job himself. v.p. harris and governor tim walz have only done six interviews combined together as a ticket. just one of those was a sit-down interview kamala harris did along with tim walz. they sat together. she hasn't even been alone. compare that to 39 interviews from donald trump and senator vance during that same time. you can get them alone, together. harris has also gone 51 days without a single formal news conference since it was announced she was running. secr secretary -- >> she has been impossible to pin down on anything because she hasn't given any access. the american people deserve it. wouldn't you agree? >> yes and you know, i hear you but i respectfully disagree. this is a preside

it will be harris' first. her goal here tomorrow night will be to highlight her positions on the issues and then pivot to put the spotlight on trump. reminding voters of his record, to counter what the campaign is describing as trump amnesia. and, yes, david, she will try to get under his skin. the challenge for harris, to bait him without being baited herself. david? >> david: mary, thank you. let's get right to abc's rachel scott, also here at the national constitution center. rachel, president trump also says he's not one for formal debate prep, but your sources tell you he is, in fact, preparing. >> reporter: yes, david. i'm told that donald trump is taking this very seriously. and that he knows just how consequential this debate, this moment will be. the former president, i'm told, has held nearly a half a dozen informal policy sessions, including with former congresswoman tulsi gabbard. also involved in his debate prep, congressman matt gaetz. we are told that gaetz is firing off questions at trump on so

this is a harris economy and harris border crisis and this is harris with iran, harris with hamas and harris in ukraine and harris with the up tick in crime and violence and harris moving to account for those 13 families from afghanistan to the vic tips of crime, the families are saying what does she mean that crime is down? not in our family where we lost a loved one. this is incumbent and not the insurgent and she's not the underdog. she is the person that wants us to believe we should have four to eight more years of the same. every single poll says it's not true. this is more important for the battle of her and she needs that debate and doesn't exercise nose muscles and we don't know anything about her: larry, when the 3:00 a.m. call comes to the commander in chief, you don't have advisers stuffing your head with clever sound bytes and pad lum. you don't have notes in front of you and have to make crack decisions and the worst thing a woman in power and authority could do is be wishy washy, shape shifting and flip-flopping and opaque. larry: i don't think she answered the question

kamala harris. didn't want to talk about it. suite to the dinner writes the following, "the electorate is firmly divided and most have a firm view on mr trump. but harris made a strong enough impression to persuade the undecided that she is worth taking the risk". did she make the case at all, superintendent? >> no, she was all over the place people are not stupid. they hurt her lies they saw her flip-flops they saw her repeatedly not cast a vision for the country. they saw president trump went to debate by being decisive, by being crystal-clear by showing the strength that he showed while he was in office. she continues to not tell americans what she would do because she knows she cannot show the americans her true marxist worldview. so she lies, she flip-flopped, americans watch that and saw an incredibly strong candidate president trump the strongest we have ever seen and they sent somebody not willing to tell the truth, somebody pushing a radical agenda. kamala harris. they watch the mainstream

biden and harris are going to put the onus on him? here is what's going on, harris.e is what's going on. this is all about domestic politics for harris. they are petrified about losing michigan, petrified that these college protests are going to kick off once again now that college is back in, and get b.b. to cave and get it off the headlines through november. even if you condemn israel to more october 7th, so be it. it is all about power for harris and it is despicable and she should be ashamed and thank you bibi netanyahu for standing up for your interests just as we would if we were attacked like they were. >> harris: "fox & friends" had a great interview with him this morning. everybody should see it. i'm going to post parts of it. it was really good. and also great as always in terms of tearing all this foreign policy down and getting us to understand what's happening. congressman mike walz from the great state of florida. shocking new information on what you know was breaking beginning at this hour yesterday. the deadly school shooting in georgia. red flags wer

harris, 49, trump, 44.e point ahead for harris in this poll against donald trump and if we zoom out here and look at the bigger significance of this finding and we've been polling the 2024 race going back to next year and you can see these are all of the results on the left side of the screen from when joe biden was still the democratic candidate and this is our first poll since harris switched in and look at that result. >> you can see that the race has been completely reshaped since harris took the top of the ticket. >> completely and one of those things powering that lead. there is a pretty pronounced gender gap. harris is leading in our poll by 21 polls. among men, trump is leading by 12. that is a 33-point gender gap. that's enormous what we're seeing here, too. take a look at this, the debate happening in the next couple of weeks. 20% said that debate made them more likely to support harris and that might be helping her as well here and then there's this, the view, the overall perception of kamala har

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thursday harris back in pittsburgh. on friday the former president makes his way down to north carolina for a fraternal order of police speech and on saturday he's in the badger state of wisconsin. >> trace: many believe she has to win pennsylvania or she's not going to win. kevin corke live in dc, thank you. [♪♪] [♪♪] >> trace: the "fox news @ night" commonsense department just read an opinion piece in the liberal outlet called the new republic. it makes a very simple argument saying kamala harris should skip plans and policies and stick with the vibe. but just so commonsense is clear, the advice is not just for harris to keep the joyride going, no, the advice is to shut down any and all information about where kamala harris currently stands on everything. here's the key sentence in the op-ed, "there's no indication that harris needs to offer specific potentially divisive policies on any issue." so the people who support the person running for president are not just telling her to zip it, they are telling her to zip it

i thank you for your time and expertise. >> thank you, harris. >> harris: vice president kamala harris was widely seen of the winner of last week's debate and got taylor swift's endorsement. none of that helped her in a significant way. plus she finally sat down for an interview solo. many viewers are expressing they are not impressed, including her rival. >> a big word salad. she just kept talking, talking, talking. she had no idea what the hell she was saying. she reminded me of sleepy joe biden. t failure, farxiga can help you keep living life with the ones you love. ask your doctor about farxiga today. farxiga can cause serious side effects, including ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration, urinary tract or genital yeast infections, and low blood sugar. a rare, life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the perineum could occur. stop taking farxiga and call your doctor right away if you have symptoms of this infection, an allergic reaction, or ketoacidosis. ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ i'd like to take a moment to address my fellow veterans, because i know so many of you have served

contin. >>> kamala harris is bringing the >>> kamala harris is bringing the issue of reproductive rightsld trump's front door. the harris-walz campaign launched its nationwide reproductive freedom bus tour today in palm beach, florida, which is a stone's throw away from mar-a-lago. the tour is going to make 50 stops through this fall and critical states across this country so i want to bring in florida democratic party chairwoman nikki friede. you are at the kickoff today in palm beach. what is your take on the strategy? >> first of all, so good to see you again and thanks for having me on tonight. the energy in palm beach county was electrifying. as you just said, it was less than a few miles away from mar- a-lago where we do believe donald trump is currently residing at the time and the people that were coming together from all corners of the state of florida, we heard people traveling hours to come to this event and people were chanting we won't go back, we will go back. we're going to keep fighting cyrillic people here in the state of florida are ready to get to work and to make sure

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i mean, if i were kamala harris and i'm certainly far from being commonly harris, but if i were harris would be an issue that i would i would i would bring up i would say pennsylvania ones donald trump wanted to disenfranchise you all of you. of course you have the opportunity to make that case pennsylvania to have opportunity to make the case about a variety of things that are in the trump lexicon over the last two years. she's making the case funded mentally, that we need to change. and so people think he's making the case about biden. he's really making the case about the trump year it's been ten years of donald trump on the national scene in those ten years, we've had birth is frankly more than that. if that birtherism, we've had denial, we've had children being separated at the border. we've had january 6. we've had the pandemic which was turned from a tragedy eva, crisis systems would tragedy, but they're all these things that maybe we can get back to a normal kind of government where we can all talk to each other, disagree about a few things, find a middle ground, and then move

reporter: harris campaign says "vice president harris, a: toker prosecutor, will be fundamentally dis-eged y the format and serving to shield donald trump with direct exchanges with the vice president". campaign wishes the mics were not muted, katie. >> we'll be watching, lucas. thank you very much. molly, we have the rules. this is a big topic of desecration for the last couple of weeks and harris campaign polling out of the -- pulling out if they didn't get what they wanted and thoughts on where to be on tuesday? >> i think kamala harris is disadvantaged by the rules and wanted to be interrupted to play the victim and say excuse me, i'm speaking here and did that with her debate with pike pence and the 2020 debate, she consulted her notes constantly and they'll be an increased challenge for her. >> i think the muted mics and the no live audience is worse for harris and looking back in 2019, early on she had a breakout with the line between audience and on stage set and won them over because she started talking about prosecuting donald trump early on. she can't do that here. there's no

vice president harris. another candidate whose north star is what is in his own personal self-interest, donald trump. it will be on full display tonight. >> dana: they will hash it out tonight and going forward as a spokesperson you will have a lot more to work with after she does the answers this evening. thank you for being on the show. catch up with you on the campaign trail. >> bill: thank you, michael. >> dana: you can catch all the action right here on fox news, tune into our democracy 24 special coverage of the abc presidential debate beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern time. >> bill: ten hours away. debate starts 11 hours. the government may potentially shut down weeks before november 5th if congress does not pass a spending bill by the end of this month. one major point of contention is the save act. proof of citizenship if you are a voter. republicans and democrats at odds over this. mike johnson responding to questions about it just yesterday. >> it is a righteous fight. 87% of american citizens belie

kamala harris voted against it.he reporter says there's no state that -- where this is the case. clearly it is the case. one other point that i want to have your input on this. when it comes to late term abortion, she wrote it for a bill that democrats put up to eliminate virtually every single state regulation on abortion including parental notification. including partial birth abortion. they voted on that bill but for two democrats, it might have passed two democrats said no. the democrat from west virginia and arizona at the time. so the idea that they're not radicals on abortion -- they go away beyond roe v. wade they go way beyond any country on the face of the earth about the way they treat human babies. and abc and she were permitted to push that lie and that propaganda to the end until donald trump tried to put an end to it. your thoughts. >> if they were confident mark on their positions on abortion they would not have to lie about it and fact checkers yet they did both of that in that debate. the fact is t

vice president kamala harris and president donald trump. >> kamala harris. thank you. >> welcome to you both. >> trumpeters, you see timidly and slowly on the left side of your screen, thinking maybe slowing his walk down would give him a later, cooler entrance, but kamala harris, 20 years younger, strides in purposely, straight for donald trump and instantaneously establishes domination over him. we are going to do this my way is the subtext of what she is saying to donald trump with that outstretched hand. for 90 minutes she spoke directly to the american people. sometimes directly to donald trump and when she wasn't speaking she was always turning and listening to donald trump, the way a human being would. and in her way to emphasize, by her listening, the absurdity of what donald trump was saying with her human reactions to what she was hearing. donald trump chose two modes at the podium. the angry and bitter 78-year- old man, while he was speaking, and the mug shot face while he was listening. he did not once dare to turn and look at the vice president

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jobs and they're going to get hammered by kamala harris with a 28% tax rate on this. she's saying ignore the polls. really? she's going to try and talk about her narrative growing up with her mother as a single mom. and is it your sense that her positions are disconcertingly vague? comes off unserious in campaign maneuvering. >> well, i think she dent know how to actually be a leader. she's been -- she's failed up her entire life and how will she do anything? how will she talk about small businesses? that's a fabulous idea because there's no one better to talk about this than donald trump. he was able to see record entrepreneurism for women and minorities while he was in the white house. we want to see that again and michigan wants to see that and look at my state, we've been built on small businesses and throttled by the regulation democrats put in place. liz: watch voters speak out for president trump and watch pollster frank. >> over the last 30 years, we've lost 57% of our car manufacturing business and i'm bring every one of those jobs back. i just have to say i'

biden decided vice president harris could lead a diplomatic approach. her assignment, reach out to central american countries directly. >> she was in a meeting with several high-ranking officials, including putting joe biden himself and she very cogently. it was outlining ideas. she had for alleviating some of these root causes. and joe biden hears her and says well why don't you take that on? that sounds great there's no better trying to organize. well, thank you, mr. president. and for having the confidence in me and there's no question that this is the challenging situation border issues were a key feature of harris's political upbringing in california. we've heard her talk about what she was attorney general, and she would go down to the border. she went into some of the tunnels that existed where people were smuggling goods, how she prosecuted people who were guiding runners and human traffickers in 2016, a newly elected senator harris said it would be a priority immigration reform and legalization for people who are here but the most successful vi

harris has a narrow lead within the margin of error. bigger majority of voters think she won the debate, but what's the impact here? where are we in the race? >> hot scoop, it's still really close and still very competitive. you heard it here first. in conversations i heard from a biden campaign aide, they said we knew this race would be close. the vibes are good essentially, but there's a lot of work to do on the ground and we have to do it and prosecute the case and when you look at this poll it does show that yeah, voters think she won the debate, but it doesn't catalyze much movement on the ground, if you will, the trump camp felt she didn't effectively prosecute the difference if you talked about what he would do nor did they think she made the case and they've been talking about this . . . comes to president trump, peope can build a with him on stage is talk about consistently taking the bait that kamala harris laid out essentially. >> he took every piece of bait, and jonathan, i know that you've been talking to republicans about

against harris. his campaign press secretary will join us to discuss. >>> so will there be another debate? this is what donald trump told sean hannity overnight . >> she wants it because she lost. >> do you have an answer? >> i have to think about it. if you won the debate, i think why should i do another debate? >> press secretary karen leave it is with us. just so you know, trump went on fox a short time ago and again expressed doubt that he would do another debate. he said, i don't know that i want another debate. why? what is he worried about? >> i have not talked to the president since he made those remarks. as you know, he is at the 9/11 ground zero ceremony this morning commemorating the anniversary and the lives lost in that terrorist attack. however, what i will say, is all the debates we announced on the campaign, and there have been many of them, have come from president trump directly. i will let him make an announcement on that front. what i can also say as last night was a big success f

that's the true kamala harris. weak, dangerous, san francisco liberal, kamala harris is the one who owes the american people a lot more answers. donald trump can simply point at his record and say for four years when i was president, we had peace, prosperity, a secure border and we were respected around the world. that's what the american people remember. that's what they're going to get when they elect him again to the white house. > should trump debate again? >> he's already debated twice and j.d. will debate tim and tell a great job with his story and pointing out what a radical record kamala harris and tim walz has. the american people know what donald trump will do in office. kamala harris is still trying to fool them. >> senator tom cotton republican of arkansas thanks for being on "face the nation." we appreciate it. we will be back in one minute. stay with us. money for retirement. (wife) and travel to visit our grandchildren. (fisher investments) i understand. that's why at fisher investments we start by g

kamala harris. are americans better off than they were four years ago when donald trump was in office? they say she dodged it and no wonder. on tuesday the census bureau released an update on income, poverty and health insurance in the u.s. as of last year. this is all in the "washington post" now. the data suggested that income-wise as of 2023, many americans were still not quite better off than they were in the last pre-pandemic year of 2019 nor necessarily even than they were in 2020. the left has made a talking point of turning the corner on inflation but bare essentials -- i mean bare. who lives without food, shelter, auto insurance, energy costs, all up by more than 20% since biden and harris took office. sean duffy, former wisconsin congressman and co-host of the bottom line on fox business. let's talk business. let's talk the economy. it was just a misfire by kamala harris over and over and over when she wouldn't even address the issue of the economy. what is she going to hand us? >> the pro

>> thank you, harris. this is an issue that is very important to me, making sure that our american hostages are returned home and what we know, after we saw the murder of six hostages held by hamas in the gaza strip, one of them, an american, goldberg pole-in, they're kept in dark, damp tunnels beneath the gaza strip. they lack proper medical care. they lack clean water, food, and they are waning away. for those that are being held, it is very difficult for them. we do not have a complete number on those that actually might still be alive. >> harris: early on, i was fearful we would work with other countries, special forces take in a coalition. americans are among those being held. unfortunately we haven't been able to report that. if it's happening we don't know. your last quick thought. >> we still have four americans that we believe to be alive, three others that are being held that are deceased. we need to see them home quickly. we ask egypt, qatar and turkey to lean on hamas and allowed our hostages t

and it neither trump or harris or other breast last night, but they were at their realist, kamala harris well rehearsed, aggressive kibo voters still don't have a clue about what she wants to do. trump was emotional, and disciplined, but his vision for america was clear. and he owned the good moments. p7 i'm talking now, if you don't mind. does that sound familiar? >> she does not have a plan. she copied joe biden's plan, is sick for sentences. she has no policy. everything she believed three years ago and four years ago is out the window. in fact i was going to send her a maga hat. >> jesse: >> we have a president who does not know he is alive! this is the one the weapon eyes, nodded me. at probably took a bullet to the head because of the things they say about me. attack about democracy, i'm a threat to democracy? they are as a threat to democracy. >> jesse: kamala harris was study by did not have a moment. she triggered trump for 90 minutes then smirked, the times said you made reaction from clinical analysts david harris. appearing to rattle mr. trump but not all voters especially th

call this number >> harris: kamala harris sat down for her first solo interview.he didn't have a running mate by her side this time. it was with members of the national media and it has been the first time since jumping into the white house race. she still has not given a national one-on-one interview or a news conference. the panelists at the national association of black journalists took a very different tone when speaking with kamala harris yesterday compared with some of the treatment that they gave former president donald trump in july. i was on that panel and didn't see it coming. watch. >> you have told four congresswomen of color who are cam an citizens to go back to where they came from. you have used words like animal and rabid to describe black district attorneys. you have attacked black journalists calling them a loser saying the questions they ask are stupid and racist. >> republicans have at times weaponizeed you laughing in campaign ads, for example. why is joy important to you to insert into this election? >> harris: first of all, notice the physic

harris, trump, and expectations. the expectations are pretty well baked and performer president trump. it will know what to expect. they are looking to find out what kamala harris will say and do. what will her mannerisms be, can she stand up to him? will there be gendered sub textual jabs? this isn't 2016. the nation is in a different place. processes gender sites differently than in 2016. the trump campaign knows that. they have counseled the former president on that. they are urging him to avoid that because they can see it as a huge trap. one other thing, as for the former president, they had a session on sunday described to me not as debate prep but a bull session, lobbing the hardest questions on the jibes. he batted them casually away. they felt good after that and took the entire monday off. we'll see that's a good idea. >> norah: that's interesting. thank you. let's bring in cbs news contributor ed gordon. you had one of the last interviews with president biden before he dropped out of the race. what are you

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harris. harris. after a student accused israel of ethnic genocide she responded your truth should not be suppressed and it must be heard, right? your truth. simply false. let me give you another quote, we should not have to tolerate anti-semitism or bigotry, whether they are pro-genocide or anti-genocide. who do you think said that? Élan omar. she is a full. here's what aoc said. if you want to know what an unholy genocide looks like, open your eyes. these people are racist. they believe a country goes out to defend itself from terrorism, it's genocide. none of these people should be taken seriously. these are not blue haired college kids protesting on campuses. they aren't anti-israel professors, they are members of congress and one is a democrat nominee, the democrat nominee for president. we say every election is important and every election matters, they always do but this election is far different than any election in our lifetime. this election is about whether we as a nation will tolerate anti

vice president, harris and former president trump. >> kamala harris. thank you. >> welcome to you both. >> trump anders use either timidly and slowly on the left side of your screen, maybe thinking of slowing his walk down would somehow give him a later, cooler entrance but, harris, 20 years younger, strides and purposefully, straight for donald trump, and instantaneously establishes domination over him. we are going to do this my way is the subtext of what she is saying to donald trump with that outstretched hand and then for 90 minutes she spoke directly to the american people, sometimes directly to donald trump to the right and when she was not speaking, she was always turning and listening to donald trump the way a human being would, and two in her way, emphasized by her listening, the absurdity of what donald trump was saying with her reactions to what she was hearing. donald trump chose two months at the podium, the angry and bitter 78-year-old man while he was speaking, and the mug shot face while he was listening. he did not once dare to turn a

of course, he is the leader of the biden-harris administration. of which harris is kamala harris.en trying to do to separate her in some ways and talk about turning the page to the future, without thinking too hard about the current, which is their existing ongoing administration, it's awkward to begin with. if they decide that maybe biden isn't the liability that he is, but he is, he is down 20 points on economic approval, then they have to continue doing this stiff arm some places, hug him a few other places. i just don't know if that really works. because their joint economic policy has been a failure. and i think the trump campaign would love to have this election be about that question. >> bret: all right. here is the former president with mark levin on sunday. >> what i do is tax the hell out of them if they want to send cars in. because, if they allow those cars to pour in here with no tax, no anything, you are not going to have any jobs in cite. anywhere in michigan you are not going to have any jobs anywhere in south carolina and all the other places that we build cars. o

he may make kamala harris spend money had he not done the work here. >> harris: i would add, it also brings the country together. by default, i don't know if he's meaning to do it on this issue, when you identify people in springfield and other places having similar economic pressure on resources in the area, you have people come in who won't be vetted in this country, we'll never know who they are. when you see pressure come in and feel them all over the country, there is unified idea, we're all under pressure now. and maybe that cuts across party lines, maybe that is why he's doing better with independents than she is doing. you'd have to be able to articulate the path and i appreciate so much what emily says, if you want to get to where trump is now, if you want to borrow that no tax on tip, he is for that, a lot of people won't have to pay taxes, would it be military for injured people? whatever it is, if you get to that point with borrowing, maybe you ought to explain why you look like a republican at this moment. forget she's flip flopping, people in her own party ought to be q