those two have won golds before, while it's harry charles�*s first, following in the footsteps of hishree years ago. she went into the competition as the reigning world champion and gold medal favourite, and she delivered at the bercy arena. and in the bmx racing is not looking great for team gb — beth shriever finishes last after kye whyte crashed out in the second of his semifinal. despite having won all six of her races on the way to the final, the tokyo 2020 olympic champion didn't got a fast start in the final race, finishing last with gold going to australia's saya sa kakibara. you can get all the latest from the olympics and the bbc website as well as the rest of the sport. see you soon. we will get into the forecast in a moment but let's look at the thunderstorms that developed in central england. they brought 35 millimetres of rain injust central england. they brought 35 millimetres of rain in just one hour. the result of dampers that intense, and some of the heaviest i've seen all year, is flooding. we have had flooding elsewhere in surrey, hampshire and oxfordshire. looking

one of the two golds at versaille came courtesy in part of harry charles.more had harry not withdrawn from the individual event because his horse romeo 88 wasn't quite fit. i've been talking to him today — harry, not the horse — a week after returning home from paris. i want to let it sink in, it has not sunk in. i have to keep reminding myself every hour to. but it has been so nice to spend some time with friends and family. we had a nice get together on saturday night and saw a lot of friends and all the staff who play a huge role in that victory, who all work together came to it which was so nice. the relationship _ to it which was so nice. the relationship you _ to it which was so nice. the relationship you have - to it which was so nice. the relationship you have with your course is incredibly important. so important that you have his name tattooed and brief on the top of your right arm, if you could show that to everyone. are 88 to represent romeo 88. talk to us about that relationship you have because you have to bear in mind, acro was going to stop

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the british trio of ben maher, harry charles and scott brash picked up just two—time penalties to topwinning gold for the first time since london 2012. a taiwanese boxer whose inclusion at the paris games has caused controversy after she was reported to have failed a gender test last year has won her first fight in the women's division. taiwan's lin yu ting beat sitora turdibekova of uzbekistan by unanimous decision after the fight went the full three rounds. the controversy over her inclusion in the games and that of algerian boxer imane khelif continues. khelif progressed in the competition yesterday after her opponent angela carini withdrew saying she had to protect her life. khelif and lin yu ting were both banned from competing by the international boxing association but cleared to compete at the olympics by the ioc. the british secretary of state for media and sport is lisa nandy. she says there were questions to be answered. it was a very uncomfortable watch for the 46 seconds it lasted. i know that there are a lot of concerns about women competitors whether we are getting the

scott brash onjefferson sealed victory with a clear run after his team—mates ben maher and harry charlesnalties. emily craig and imogen grant won a gold medal in rowing with a dominant performance in the women's lightweight double sculls, and a little earlier bryony page won great britain's first trampoline olympic gold to complete her set of a medal of every colour. meanwhile in the men's tennis — carlos alcaraz beats felix auger—aliassime in singles semi—finals — and remains on course to pick up olympic gold. our reporter ellyn duncan has been soaking up the atmosphere in paris. more than ten million visitors are expected to come to paris across these games, and we've heard constantly that olympic organisers really wanted to bring the games to the people. over the last week that we've been here really does feel like that. there's certainly a buzz across the city. lots of these event venues are down in the centre of the city themselves, plenty of places to walk around. we have seen tonnes of fans, we've seen multiple national kits, lots of colours, lots and lots of fun displays, lots of

the british trio of ben maher, harry charles and scott brash picked up just two time penalties to topings, winning gold for the first time since london 2012. and on the trampoline, bryony page won team gb�*s first—ever gold in the category. page has now completed her set of medals, after winning silver at rio 2016 and bronze in tokyo three years ago. she went into the competition as the reigning world champion and gold medal favourite, and she delivered, with tears ofjoy at the end for the 33—year—old. two of those five medals came in the rowing, where tom george and ollie wynne—griffith won silver in the men's pairfinal, pipped at the line by the croatin pair of valent and martin sinkovic. that was before emily craig and imogen grant who won gb�*s first gold of the day in the lightweight women's double sculls. they led for most of the way and comfortably claimed victory, adding the olympic title to back—to—back world and european wins. and the other came in the diving, the team gb pair of anthony harding and jack laugher taking bronze in the men's synchro three metre springboard fina

the team jumping a gold for ben maher, harry charles and scott brash. except they did it with harry charles's father, peter. so they've come. they basically subbed out , they basically subbed out, subbed out the old guy and brought in his son. yeah. and they've managed to do it 12 years later. that is quite an achievement. what is family and on the boxing as well. that must be controversial boxing as well that we that we covered yesterday in depth eamonn khalife fights against anna luca hamouri today the hungarian he said it's not fair. this is going to be fighting them, fighting, fighting her. and the hunganan fighting, fighting her. and the hungarian olympic committee were the ones who one of the ones who voiced their concerns beforehand. so i think there'll beforehand. so i think there'll be a gathering of the media and the 66kg rumble on it is. yeah it is, it is. and, and hamouri says, i'll do my best to stay in the fight as long as i can. >> okay. can we talk about marcus rashford? >> yeah. this is interesting because, you know, i sort of finishing

the british trio of ben maher, harry charles and scott brash picked up just two time penalties to topwinning gold for the first time since london 2012. in the trampoline, bryony page won team gb�*s first—ever gold in the category. she has completed her set of medals after winning silver at rio 2016 and bronze in tokyo three years ago. page went into the competition as the reigning world champion and gold medalfavourite and she delivered, with tears ofjoy at the end for the 33—year—old. two of those five medals came in the rowing, where tom george and ollie wynne—griffith won silver in the men's pairfinal, pipped at the line by the croatin pair of valent and martin sinkovic. that was before emily craig and imogen grant who won gb�*s first gold of the day in the lightweight women's double sculls. they led for most of the way and comfortably claimed victory, adding the olympic title to back—to—back world and european wins. and the other came in the diving, the team gb pair of anthony harding and jack laugher taking bronze in the men's synchro three metre springboard final. the gold was w

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harry charles and ben maher won gold in the jumping team final in paris earlier , great britain's bryonyearlier, great britain's bryony page won a gold medal in the women's trampoline at the games. 33 year old won silver in rio, bronze in tokyo and now gold in paris. she's the european champion, the world champion and now the olympic champion. and earlier today, great, great britain's emily craig and imogen grant won the gold medal in the women's lightweight double sculls at the paris olympics. the pair missed out on a medal in tokyo four years ago by just 0.01 seconds. the event will be taken out of the rowing programme after the paris olympics, with beach sprints introduced in their place in los angeles in four years time. and those are the latest gb news headlines. for now, i'm tatiana sanchez. sam has your next headunes sanchez. sam has your next headlines for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . gbnews.com forward slash alerts. >> mark dolan in for martin daubney. to good have yo

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charles: the harris team using all the words that resonate, historically have resonated for republicans and conservatives, trying to use freedom and liberty, pro-business, we know kamala harris doesn't see business and workers on the same page. if you believe in capitalism you believe both coexist and can prosper. that's not what she believes in. she believes it is either or and you have to break down the corporation and distribute whatever might have been profits to everyone else. here is the reality. they inherited an economy that saw the shortest recession in history. they inherited an economy where the household debt servicing payments to household income was the lowest in history. they created this situation where everyone is mired in, everyone is suffering from except the top 20% because they own assets the do well on higher interest rates but everyone is suffering big time and i've got to tell you if you listen closely to the last few days to all the folks, the labor data we start seeing is absolutely horrific, i'm going to give you one item that is not going to be reported anywh

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twinkle in his eye the only thing they know and care about the city is that he's a democrat if harris picked charles call him a family man if harris picked the unabomber they would say oh, he can light up a room. she picked ted bundy they would say, hey, he really had a way with women so it's not that he's bad that these are worse. shirley are you impressed by somebody who can carve butter. >> under normal circumstances i guess but him no. i just can't we know the media is driving everything going on right now nobody was talking about harris up until a couple weeks ago nobody can name and the accomplishment she's had his vice president but the media is spending how she's a feminist icon leader we didn't know we needed their doing the same thing with her vp pick tim walz and i cannot stand how they speak so horribly about j.d. vance he doesn't have a great background but here we have tim walz with the greatest rural american success story look at j.d. vance let's look at his history he grew up from nothing deployed right after nine/11 went to to yale wrote a best-selling book went to silicon valley m

harris. >> bill: charles, thank you sir. we are just about three months away from the election day. kountszdown is on for the vp announcement. who will she choose toed. the trump vance campaign will try to counter that and we will have details on that and more as we continue on this monday afternoon in early august.e: no matter race, gender, ethnicity... the need to screen when due... for colon cancer's a priority. indeed! everyone 45+ at average risk should screen for colon cancer. these folks are getting it done at home with me, cologuard. cologuard is a one-of-a-kind way to screen for colon cancer that's effective and non-invasive. it's for people 45+ at average risk, not high risk. false positive and negative results may occur. ask your provider for cologuard. i did it my way. >> bill: as we speak, the vice-president kamala harris is inside the situation room as president biden convenes his security team over the tense situation in the middle east. the harris has hours left before announcing the running mate. from there, the two will kick off a 7 stay blitz hitting crucial battl

charles: you should be excited because vp harris tomorrow will talk about the government coming to the [laughter] the government is going to come in and build a lot of houses and come in and take action, so everyone could afford a house. >> yeah, my contingent is we have the inventory. we don't have affordable inventory, but a lot of the inventory was scooped up by institutional investors, short-term rental mom and pop investors so as sort of the economy starts to deteriorate you'll see that inventory continue so a lot of people will be surprised about the increases in inventory eel see in the spring. stuart: you don't want the government involved do you? >> i do not, no. charles: you can come back. talk to you again real soon. i want to pick-up on that because there is also scuttlebutt tomorrow that have p harris will also discuss greater government evolvement and not just in the housing market but in other areas and of course, that's really scary, right? in fact, there's the promise that the democratic nominee has sort of given to several of her friends in the media is that the prima

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great britain's scott brash, harry charles and ben mayer have won a gold medal in the jumping team finalimportantly of all, this means we've now jumped ahead of france in the medal table right in time to respond to your tweet there, tom literally just tweeted saying, one more medal. >> give us one more medal. and here we have it. that's another, another gold there for the british olympic team. it's catapulted us into third place behind only china and the united states of america. >> it shows britain punching well beyond its weight in the sporting world. and my goodness me, france. as long as we're ahead of the hosts, ahead of the hosts, i'll take bronze for that. but do stay with us here on gb news because we'll be having a rather interesting next segment. it's one of my favourite days of the year. yes, grab yourself a nice cold pint for international beer day. we'll be hearing from a pub landlord in his favourite boozer after this >> good afternoon britain. it's almost 10 to 3 now. >> that means that coming up next it's not martin daubney, but today it's mark dolan filling in for martin

performance in office were scannell enough, now harris is running on the same policies which are her policies and the democratic party is as well. charlesne, host a vacant dig deep and tell us what we need to know today about kamala harris' economic policies? >> think about this. juxtapose these two things. on one hand a supermarket making 2 percent on profits is greeting, but the federal government taking business taxes from 21 to 20.8 percent is needy. think about this for a moment as we could put it all in perspective and you are right. if elected i think kamala harris' policies are the ones that she actually will propose may go further than this because she's on record for wanting corporate taxes to be well into the 30s. the problem is that the rest of the organized world, the rest of the developed world over the last decade or so has all come down to be competitive on a global scale. this is something that hurts us and our businesses and hurts our workers, right? and you have to understand that they are joined at the hip. there's not one versus another and that's the narrative being put forth is that somehow if she can go to war wi

open question team gb's harry charles was part of the gold medal winning equestrian team yesterday.ic events. but what year? >> 1980 go on 1984, 2012. >> 1980 go on 1984, 2012. >> oh, now lizzie cundy is still in the lead. true or false? is team gb's duncan scott the most successful scottish olympian after winning silver in the 200m swimming medals. lizzie first true, i'm going to say false, but i think it's true. it's true, he a cycling legend. sir chris hoy, after winning his eighth medal. hoy does have more golds though, so lizzie is now two nil up. team gb currently sit in fifth on the medal table. last time out in tokyo, where did they finish? second, seventh or fourth? >> seventh? >> seventh? seventh. >> seventh? seventh. fourth. fourth. >> i knew the answer. they were behind china, the usa and japan. on today's show, we've been asking how the olympic boxing exposed unfairness of women's sport. according to our twitter poll, 95% of you say yes and just 4.3% of you say no. and on whether huw edwards should give the bbc their money back a whopping 91.5% say yes in just 8.5% say

. >> if harris had pickedcharles d charles, they call him a family man. s ha mand picked the unabomber, they'd say, oh, he could really light up the room. >> if she had picked ted bundy, they'd say, hey, he really had a way with. women. so it's not that walt is bad, it's that these are worse. somell right, charlie are you impressed by somebody who can carve butter under normal circumstances yet? m no >> tim walz. no. is d, i just cannot. we know the media is what's driving everything that's goingi right now. >> no one was even talkingngout about kamala harris up until a couple of weekharreks ago.list no one can even name a single accomplishment she's had as vice president. but th hise media is spinning ig oh, my gosh. now she's this feminist icon. this is th he we didn't knowng s that we needed. now they're doing the exact same thing with hee r pick, tim walz. and i also just cannot stand the that they speak so horribly about j.d. vance. >> mm-hmm. >> he doesn't have a greatnd background yet. here we have waltz with th be greatest rural american success st

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and the reason mainly that king charles hasn't spoken to harry is that he calls at just any old time have any phones that he walks around with, and he needs his working hard. he needs to rest and he needs a treatment. so it's not necessarily, very difficult. and he needs quiet and calm and harry has been on and been shouting at him, demanding this, determined to get that . so we determined to get that. so we have to think , does king charles have to think, does king charles take advantage of what the archbishop says to him and decides to see harry because he is the head of the church? >> so as far as you're concerned, do you think justin welby has suggested to the king that, you know, encouraged at least a truce with his son? >> well, i think any priests i don't think he's gone that far, but i think any priest try and help to sort out problems within families, you know, they can help sort it . they are very help sort it. they are very positive about people working together. and i think the king charles is very worried about this, about what's happening. but also for himself. i don't t

. >> and there's an astonishing other story here as well out today, charles, about harry and charles'swers his calls. and again, this is all over this ongoing security battle. >> yeah, you're right, martin, and it seems that harry has got the mistaken belief. >> and he should know better than this. he's got the mistaken belief that the king can actually do something with the committee. this. that's the royal and vip executive committee. now they are the ones who decide who gets royal protection and who doesn't. and obviously, harry falls in the second category. now the king is not a member of that committee, although there is a member of the household who does sit on the household who does sit on the committee, but they don't have any power to say, yeah, he gets he gets it. no, he doesn't gets he gets it. no, he doesn't get it. >> so i don't know why why harry seems to be just barking up wrong trees all the time. >> you'd have thought that, given he saw his dad in february, that he'd be trying to concentrate more in in bridging the rift, but he seems to be pushing it further and furthe

[applause] >> bill: you've got bernie sanders and kamala harris right there in the middle. >> charlesinteresting. the first clip was bernie sanders. what did he just say can and he says he's in favor of doing anything that would lead to victory in november. how can she win and then once she gets into office, bernie sanders is the architect, obviously she wants it. let me ask you, why do we need it? we have 65 million people on medicare, 82 million on medicaid, another 7 million kids. so why exactly would be needed? when you listen closely to a lot of proponents, there's a lot of things where it's not about economics or anything, it's this notion of fairness, that rich people get better outcomes, shared misery kind of thing. which is dumb, because even in london they did a survey of 17,000 civil servants. people have been civil servants and got private stuff on the side. that is so crazy and so disingenuous. in the meantime, even bernie himself, he said his plan would cost $35 trillion. the ts never stop. if you truly and here and there and next thing you know we are talking real money

charles coming up. we are moments away from the speech by vice presidential candidate j.d. vance in michigan p or he will go after a what critics are calling the biden-harristrations war on energy. moneyman charles payne's fired up about this, he is going to join us and weigh in on that, plus this. >> the situation is really starting to get bad. sanctuary jurisdiction protects criminals and not u.s. citizens and the real issue is there is a huge increase in violence in these areas. >> john: the migrant crime crisis exploding in denver and now it is spilling over into a nearby suburb, flooding the town with gang violence and illegal activity. we will get reaction from local city councilmember and what they arintre doing to fight. stay with us. he thinks his flaky red patches are all people see. otezla is the #1 prescribed pill to treat plaque psoriasis. otezla can help you get clearer skin. don't use otezla if you're allergic to it. serious allergic reactions can happen. otezla may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. some people taking otezla had depression, suicidal thoughts, or weight loss. upper respiratory tract infection and headache may occur.

stuart: is kamala harris really the pro-business, pro-worker candidate? charlesayne will react to that. donald trump says harris' far-left agenda wrecked her home state. >> our country will be destroyed if she gets in. her radical liberal agenda ruined san francisco. it ruined california when she was the attorney general. stuart: our next guest says voters in california have buyer's remorse on far left leaders. james freeman on that. james is next. ♪ ameritrade is now part of schwab. bringing you an elevated experience, tailor-made for trader minds. ♪ go deeper with thinkorswim: our award-wining trading platforms ♪ unlock support from the schwab trade desk— our team of passionate traders who live and breathe trading. ♪ and sharpen your skills with an immersive online education crafted just for traders. ♪ all so you can trade brilliantly. ♪ stuart: it is tuesday morning, following a big gain on wall street yesterday. a little bit of red ink this morning dow off 30, nasdaq down 38. no big deal so far. illinois' governor jb pritzker is set to speak tonight likely hi

no peter charles, but instead his son harry. brash would have the final ride.d to knock down a single fence. the poles peaked with everyjump. can he do it? yes, he's done it! a perfect round and the sense they'd completed a circle. i can't believe it. the last time you know, we won gold, these two boys are on the team with my dad, and they've been heroes of mine. i've looked up to them throughout my career. so to be stood next to him on the podium is unbelievable. that was the last gold of a day in which britain won seven medals in all, including two silvers in the pool, one for ben proud in the 50m free and one for duncan scott in the 200m medley. but in truth, he was swimming in the shadow of a giant. leon marchand of france has won his fourth individual gold medal at this olympic games. the guy's a super hero. at this stage in france, even the president looks up to leon marchand. let's speak to bbc sport correspondent katie gornall, who's in paris. hi, katie. what is happening there? you join me for the morning session of athletics with the women's 800 metre

price columbias and be concerned to folks out there that vice president is harris is talking about that. that. charles: thank you, very, very much. kelly o'grady if nor liz claman. charles: i i'm kelly o'grady inr liz claman and we're off session highs and well into the green and markets are on track to close in the green after their best week of the year but first we need to take you on the campaign trail down south and vice president kamala harris wrapping up an event in raleigh, north carolina. this is the first time harris laid out economic agenda and first time we're hearing this and live to edward lawrence at the white house. edward, break it down for us. what did this economic plan include? reporter: it was the sticky inflation and going to combat that and where he just heard the vice president shea say she was going to empower the ftc going after companies for price gouging. >> we all know that prices went up during the pandemic and shut down and failed. but our supply chains have improved and prices are too high. reporter: doesn't address the stick jim jordan inflation like -- sticky inflatio

king charles is to open is open to a truce with harry after receiving advice from spiritual leaders, got no idea what that means. so let's find out after this very short break. hello and welcome back to the weekend on gb news with me dawn neesom hope you're having a wonderful bank holiday weekend out there now king charles and harry. wouldn't it be lovely if they had a truce and went back to being a family again, especially with the king being in ill health? well, it could be happening because the king, according to sources, has been taking advice from spiritual leaders and is drawing comfort from that advice . so and from that advice. so and spiritual nourishment as well. and i'm a bit confused about what spiritual nourishment actually is, but i'm sure one of my very intelligent panellists will be able to explain. but the fact that, you know , maybe fact that, you know, maybe things could be patched up a bit here, nigel. it would be nice for the family. it would be nice seeing as the king and catherine are both poorly at the moment . are both poorly at the moment. >> yeah. and bear

i did talk to a bin that meant met prince charles, prince harry. >> i think he should apologise for usingy sourced coffee beans. >> is that right? >> is that right? >> absolutely. well, look, it is just the final section to go and we've got a mixture of silly and downright insane. we've got decentring men kissing pets and why you do not want to join the home office, find out in a couple of welcome back to the final section of headliners. it's your first look at wednesday's newspapers. we're going to kick off with the telegraph. josh howie. finally, inclusivity has gone way too far. >> indeed, home office staff told to make half of work socials alcohol free in inclusivity drive no , no that's inclusivity drive no, no that's insane. that's absolute. so they basically want to make all like half of their work events have no alcohol. this is partly because, young people now gen z don't. a lot of them don't drink. >> yeah, but that's the whole point of a work event. yeah. it's to do something embarrassing. you have to apologise for the next day. absolutely. >> and then people can be. i mean peo

>> i think charles that is the key that kamala harris is trying to combat a lot of misinformation andthere about her since she was a senator. you know, her time as a district attorney and her time as the attorney general of the state of california is one of the things where there are lots of people who have parroted rumors and misinformation but they have no citations for it and so as she starts with her origin story in many ways, we saw that at the dnc, kamala harris, for the people, she will have to weave in interesting tale which on the one hand, doing her job, district attorney and attorney general, they are prosecutors, and they are to uphold the law in all facets and sometimes people who are african american get swept up in that net and on the other hand, there are a lot of because i think race and gender, there are a lot of stories about her that quite honestly are not true. and so she and also her surrogates have to make sure that they combat this misinformation and disinformation the people who have been parroting it, have to be clear and honest about the fact that they have

charles. tonight, is it make or break for harris?i don't know that it will be make or break tonight you will be in familiar confines in front of a crowd that's very favorable to her and she's on a teleprompter but the make or break comes in the coming weeks if she ever is actually pressed any non-scripted environment to answer these questions she hasn't had to answer. obviously during a debate she will have no choice but to answer some of these questions. i don't know how you have good answers to those questions that you raise. we when will the good questions we asked in this debate? i will get to that. democrats are using this convention to define donald trump as a fraud who only cares about himself. watch this. >> trump is a chaos agent who is focused on himself, not the american people. >> is about me, myself, and i, mostly talked about himself. the next time you hear him, don't count the lies, county is. >> we know that donald trump would sell this country for a dollar if it meant lining his own pockets. >> he made his own kind o

but i do know that king charles still loves harry.wants to spend more i think, wants to spend more time with his grandchildren. and it's up. i think if there's going to be any kind of reconciliation, it's going to be charles and harry first. as the first step before william and harry decide to make up, because they brought their wives into it, into the feud. >> the accusations about meghan and kate, of course. >> well, harry's got william evans got a lot on his plate. the princess of wales is still undergoing cancer treatment. he's got three young children to think about and all his added dufies think about and all his added duties as the duke of cornwall with the duchy of cornwall now in his control. and of course, he's prince of wales, he's future king councillor of state. it's a lot to think about and i think him spending more time on thinking about harry and the feuds between him and his brother is probably not a priority for william, as king charles met both of his grandchildren on that side of the family. he has met both of them,

tuned as we bring you the latest from chicago, plus we will dive into kamala harris eyes economic plans with our own charlesesident donald trump will be speaking a short time from now on his economic plans on his swing state tour. what is his latest pitch to voters? joint john roberts and we live as "america reports" top of the hour. >> the liberal media hit the ground to poll voters who they are voting for: trump or kamala. what is their reaction? in deep blue new jersey, when it seemed they didn't get the answer they were hoping for. >> we are in jersey, atlantic city. who do you support? >> term for the win. >> wife? >> i can't call it right now but i feel like she's not good for president pure cheese good advice but not for the lead role for the country. >> does it have anything to do with being a woman? >> no. i feel like women -- don't get me into that. >> your money is on harris. who do you want? >> trump. >> i don't like tears gimmicks because she doesn't have any experience. >> she is the vice president, a senator. >> no. she has no experience. >> i want donald trump. i feel we need somebody who ha

watching the election and realize that the market could get scared about kamala harris moving into the white hughes. charles: right, right. >> that's why we have all of these puts being bought. charles: right. we have the specific in put -- so two weeks ago i was doing the exact opposite. the spike in call volume, this will go on. now it is put to your point. by the way the russell has crashed below the level where it took off when trump had a huge lead over biden. so we have a minute to go. you're saying it is christmastime. this is your all weather list portfolio. they're in very intriguing industries. hubs is one of these names i'm in. it is up big today. it is extraordinarily volatile. amd can get volatile. you don't mind volatility even in a conservative portfolio? >> i don't mind at all. what can do down quickly can snap back up and you can have that bounce and it is not a dead-cat bounce. we have hub spot and trade desk this is the way advertising revenue are sold. thighs ads are sold on googles, amazons, social media. so they're more important than ever before in a political quarter like we're in. n

harris. for now we'll send it over to charles payne. charles: thank you all, very, very much. i am glad you held robert's feet to the fire. i'm charles payne this is "making money." breaking right now, it is another day of bad data, folks, this time it is hitting the market in a tough way. all this really makes it difficult just to figure out how to make money in this market. the good news we got really some of the biggest names in the market to help us out here. also, of course, all eyes are now on jackson hole. we await jay powell's big speech tomorrow. the message he will deliver. the message he should deliver. can he bring a certain calm? judy shelton, the great judy shelton will unpack it for us at 2:25. nvidia, report next week, all eyes are on it. first all eyes on our special guest dan niles. he expects strong numbers from the chip powerhouse, but doesn't mean the stock will be strong near term. you have to hear the details at 2:40. my take on jay powell and federal reserve, the promise in 1913, they would cure all of our ills. if you're a banker they have done pretty

harris takes it omar. i think trump were take it if it was tomorrow charles feel strongly trump would take it at a small andrei if it was tomorrow has now carmel harris i came out on a limb, was tomorrow is going to be a landslide. >> joomla harris all right. >> my thanks to anthony trials, omar, henry, and hakeem for the conversation we're going to do this more throughout the next 73 days instead of just focusing on the polls and where different demographics are between these two candidates. i'm going to bring you more extended conversations with them so you can hear from the voters, especially in the swing state of georgia, gentlemen again, thank you. a lot of excitement after the dnc, but there is some disappointment to among them, another key group of democrats want to keep in their coalition will explain that. but first a big update in the case of a u.s. airman shot and killed in his apartment, an ex sheriff's deputy. now facing charges months later judge glenda the hatch it is here to help us break down the case and much more that's coming up next the pros for have i got news for you or pretty yeah. it's

the money man, charles payne will break it all down for us. >> lawrence: plus kamala harris trying to on the border in battleground arizona as residents watch migrants pour in under her policies is it all too little too late for voters? >> brian: brady is back. gearing up for his new career in the booth dressing like that. looking dapper in test run as he readies to join the fox family. week one debut. he will be forced in the booth and not on the sideline. i'm looking for a second source on that. "fox & friends" starts right now. your mornings are better with friends. ♪ ♪ ♪ oh what a night ♪ yeah, sing it ♪ almost had me down ♪ came back to life. [cheers] >> steve: oh what a night it was. that sound crew. >> brian: cameras are. >> ainsley: does all of his own stunts. >> steve: not a scene from mission impossible repelling into the stadium last night and the crowd went wild. he would eventually land and take the flag and drive out of the stadium and clearly tom cruz exhibited the fact that he still does a lot of his own stunts. so there is he taking the flag from simone bilsz and the

charles: so last night if vp if harris talked about an america where everyone had a chance which dovetailsin the past about the big difference between equality and equity. but there's been some major pushback against dei which many say is inherently unfair and actually against american ethos of american-based achievement on that note, race-based preferences for colleges were found to be unconstitutional. and only 5% of the mit class coming in 2028 is down from 15%. will america and americans, rather, vote for a government that determines outcomes? joining me now, federalist elections correspondent brianna lymon along with trisha mc mclaughlin. trisha, you used to work with v bank. this is one of his big deals, right? dei and this kind of stuff. you heard the speech, essentially, to me, that's what's on the table. big government, making sure not just everyone gets a chance, but determining the outcome so everyone will land on top. will americans go for that? >> you know, if we can really make this election about issues and not just with about a vibes and virality, i think they'll go with th

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next is prince harry told to sorry as prince harry told to sorry as prince harry is told to apologise for slavery and king charles that his plans. let's start that again. sorry. coming up is prince harry told to apologise for slavery in colombia and king charles is at war with his brother andrew and the fact he won't move out royal lodge in windsor park. we're going to break. hello. welcome back to berlioz tonight. i can talk now because the altar is in the right place. let's go live now to colombia for the latest on the duke and duchess of sussex's so—called faux royal tour of the south american country. i'm joined by senior global reporter at the mailonline , nick pisa, who's on mailonline, nick pisa, who's on the ground in cali . nick, good the ground in cali. nick, good evening or good morning wherever you are . what's the latest you are. what's the latest please, on this tour? harry and meghan, what are they up to? >> so yes, as you say, this is the final day of the tour. >> they're wrapping up after being here for four days now in south america in colombia, many, i think, to be honest with you, i'm like my

. >> right now, charles, we're really not hearing anything comforting on the political stage that suggests that either, trying to be objective, either candidate, mr. trump or miss harrisis willing to basically attack head on the the fiscal problem in the room and that is the most concerning thing that i suggest. charles: it is 150 basis points. jeremy siegel was out with 75 basis points and a lot of folks on the street kind of brushed him off. make sure we got that out there, 150 basis point cut you would like to see right now? >> well the two-year is 150 basis points below where the feds fund rate is. we need to get the yield curve steep again and then we need, once we get it steep we need it to sit there to allow the facts of the positive monetary shock to work through the system. they should have been cutting already. so mr. siegel says 75 today and then 75 in september. sure, we have got to get the rates normalized. it is unfortunate that the economists at the fed and on wall street are ignoring the elephant in the room and look, you know, you talked about the, and i will say this to you, charles, we have men each other for decades. this reminds me of 1997 when ho

charles: a stark reminder. ej, thank you very much. vp harris also programming $25,000 for down payment for homes.rk zandi, harrisdown payment proposal makes sense only if the credit arrives after she manages to create millions of new housing units for tax breaks for those that build starter homes and rehabilitate housing stock. you have to get the timing right. he says it may work. let's bring in amy nixon. mark zandi makes it sound pretty simple? >> i will give him credit for the point there is an order of operations to policy like math. in that sense if you were going to propose that policy, the time to propose it would have been in 2008, 2009 when we had surplus of housing. now we have a shortage of housing. this is not the time you want to give people subsidies for demand. that is exactly what kamala is trying to do. kind of like the kid running for student council, we're telling everybody we'll give you free recess or more recess but you don't realize, hey, that means i have three hours more homework after school. somebody will pay for this and it will be the u.s. taxpayer. >> what would be