jacqui: why didn't she say yes? >> folks don't remember four years ago we were in the middle of a global pandemic that was made much worse by the total buffoonery of donald trump and his administration. we are doing a lot better. we are about to have huge news in the coming days with reduction of interest rates by the fed. that will go a long way. we are moving in a great direction. the policies of vice president harris will be much better for the economy. the worst thing for our economy is a total dumpster fire and that is what we get with donald trump. the policies he has in place in the things he would do as part of his project 2025 agenda would set us back by decades. that is why we've got bush, romney, mccain staffers supporting harris because they know putting country over party, what could be disastrous. jacqui: you've heard donald trump distanced himself from 2,025. the white house acknowledged it is not trump's project 2025 agenda. republicans embrace it. why do democrats and harris campaign keep trying to

jacqui. jacqui: all right, griff. thank you.ring in our political panel, with us today is republican strategist lance trove r and fowler. >> the vice-president was soefg a lot of praise after the debate after what many viewed as a successful performance. there was also gaping holes on the specifics of her policy. what she would do about the economy, and she had a week to digest that and last night she had the first solo interview and faced the same questions as the debate and here is how it went. >> talking about bringing down prices and making life more affordable for people. what are one or two specific things that you have in mind for that. >> i'll start with this, i grew up a middle class kid, my mother raised my sister and me, she worked very hard and finally able to save up money to buy our first house when i was a teenager. >> do you believe americans are better off than they were four years ago? >> so, i was raised as a middle class kid. >> how does something like that happen? she did eventually, to be fair, get to the d

jacqui? >> jacqui: thanks, peter. peter doocy. >> john: let's bring in florida republican congress woman laura lee. she's a member of the bipartisan task force investigating the first attempt of assassination at donald trump. i expect you'll include the most recent assassination attempt in your investigation as well. the "wall street journal" said this in an editorial about the security surrounding the former president. "donald trump needs president level security. a second apparent assassination attempt called for biden level security." joe biden said to the secret service to give him the full package. jared moskowitz said if this is the highest, we need more. it's inadequate. there's not a single american that has faith in the secret service. what do you think about this? >> i think that's right. president trump needs a more elevated level of protection. i don't think he's all the way to the level that joe biden has right now. it's clear it's warranted in light of the seriousness of these threats against him. one th

senior white house correspondent jacqui heinrich has our story. >> jacqui: the harris campaign now tryinganswer the question she dodged at the debate: >> it is a challenge for us on the campaign to connect and communicate with people about the answer to this question are you better now than you were four years ago. people don't want to think where we were in august of 2020. >> according to data labor department cooling to 2.5% and clearing the way for the federal reserve to cut interest rates next week, americans still feel the pinch in their walls. a new falls from republicans on the congressional joint economic committee shows the average household is spending about $1,000 more per month than they were in january 2021 for the same goods and services. in swing states, arizona and ned, it's nearly 1200 more. >> i believe the vp highlighted on how we are better off on how -- off now as well as her plans to build on that progress. >> just say yes to that question? >> you're going to have to speak directly to her team. >> democrats say harris missed a key opportunity. >> i think we need to l

jacqui. >> jacqui: good evening, bret. a vice president holding a position she staked out before diverging from other progressive issues where she has flip flopped. but it could have far ranging consequences and for that reason, it's been opposed in the past by members of her own party. >> i have been vo clear. i think we should eliminate the filibuster for roe to actually put back in law the protections for reproductive freedom. >> jacqui: swift reaction from two formerly democratic senators who blocked biden's request to do just that two summers ago. now independent senator kyrsten sinema to state the supremely obvious eliminating the filibuster to codify roe v. wade ban all abortion nationwide. what an absolutely terrible, shortsighted idea. and senator joe manchin with this. a.harry reid tried that with just a district circuits, circuit judges. and then the republicans came back and did it for the supreme court. >> it's not the first time harris has made this pitch. as a candidate in 2019 -- >> i am prepared to get rid

live in the north lawn, jacqui, thanks.ll look for that announcement possibly tonight. up next, an issues forum on the middle east and foreign policy with democratic congressman adam with democratic congressman adam smith and republican senator lindsey graham. #1 broker here for the #1 hit maker. a lot. so talk to them about getting this seasons' vaccines... because you've still got so much to talk about. ref you suck! ref you suck! ref you suck! you blew the game for us! you just cost us the game! ...the worst call in the history of this sport. he should never be allowed to ref... (♪) ♪ i tell ya... ♪ (♪) ♪ how much i love you, love you, love you ♪ (♪) ♪ i believe. ♪ (♪) ♪ i believe. ♪ ♪ i believe in you. ♪ >> part of the cease-fire would be the exchange of those hostages, number one. number two, on all out war is possible. but i think there is also the opportunity we're still in play to have a settlement that could fundamentally change the whole region. >> bret: president biden with a warning about the war in the middle e

jacqui, what are you hearing? campaign has not confirmed the trip but there's report it could happen as part of a trip to arizona on friday in part because she is proved by these polls, cn and out-of-date showing trump beating her by 14 points on the issue of immigration but in arizona specifically and on the terms pose she is behind from back by 12 points on that issue among registered voters. 13 points among likely voters and among both groups immigration is the most important issue that any of their vote from one in every mark it seems though the harris doesn't have a lot to say about her border policy outside of restating support for the bipartisan border bill which her campaign sees as an advantage bringing up trump' rule on that field vote. as specifics of what you do if she gets elected her campaign is dodging both on her past possessions and current demonstration policy. for instance bipartisan border bill would immediately and the cbp 1 app. is a scrutiny for loose-fitting payment in june 3c according to

thanks, jacqui. we know. this the former president will be in north carolina today, over the weekend, he has already been affected. he want to have a big outdoor rally in wisconsin. stunningly i talked to someone -- three weeks ago now. i talked with someone with the trump campaign. almost lety to give up on wisconsin. now historic is been a point or two. michigan is dead heat or point or two. come all the way back. he wanted to have a big outdoor rally in wisconsin. instead, secret service tells him you can't do it. 2500 go indoors. that is a huge adjustment. because you get all those names, possible donations, and those people tell other people. the whole town gets 1r0689. even though next week is he going to go butler. keep in mind she down in a major way, 14 points in arizona when it comes to immigration. she wants to get 1 or 2 points back. as i mentioned in the first hour, how unbelievable the audacity that she shows, sitting in front of that wall. that obama built, that was extended by trump. and was s

hey, jacqui. >> good morning to you guys.vice president yesterday addressing the national association of black journalists pledged to earn the black vote. it comes after a concerning poll for her from the naacp showing one in four younger black men supporting trump. in 2020, about 90% of black voters supported biden according to exit polling, despite this rocky pitch. >> a long way to november. we got more questions. >> you got more questions. i will tell you what, if you have a problem figuring out whether you are for me or for trump, then you ain't black. >> jacqui: harris yesterday instead made an economic pitch, focusing on her plan to promote entrepreneurship and access to capital expanding the small business tax deduction from 5 to $10,000. other ways to build generational wealth bias in home appraisals. reducing student loan debt and medical debt and eliminating it from medical scores. >> i think it's very important to not, um, operate from the assumption that black men are in anybody's pocket. black men are like any o

jacqui: that location is stunning. i dare you to jump in. reporter: should i?ric vehicles they can't afford and it cuts dramatically and adds to debate over government mandates and joining us from house energy and commerce, congresswoman marinette miller-meeks and using them to make mandates and the environmental protection agency to force car makers to push out electric cars and does the administration have the authority to do this and keep doing this? they've done it and then to overturn that rule. we've seen with eps versus west virginia and we've seen that on waters of the u.s. or potus and u.s. over-- wotus and overruled by the epa and congress and what's most important about the minnesota date is we're not against electric vehicles and against the mandated tail pipe elision rule to require about 66% of vehicles to be electric vehicles. all the billions of vehicles gone into electric car charging stations and there's no instrategies structure and no electricity required in order to be able to charge that mini electric vehicles. it's a bad policy. edward: y

good evening, jacqui. >> jacqui: good evening, bret. the harris campaign believes the vice president did so well they want to do it all over again in a second debate. they even posted the full hour and 40 minutes from last night on x. calling it their newest ad. while harris landed a lot of punches, she also left a lot on the table. >> kamala harris, could goode debate. >> good to see you. >> after glo of good night may be shorter than hoped. pundits said harris won the debate. undecided voters weren't so sure, quote. she did not seem much different from mr. biden and they wanted change most of all what they wanted to hear and didn't was the fine print. >> it gets flushed out in terms of what she is for. my prediction is she gets weaker. >> asked about this: >> she is biden. >> clearly i'm not joe biden. [laughter] >> top harris surrogates left reaching on the spin room floor. >> i didn't hear a single thing that was different than joe biden's plan. >> that's news to me. look at just the difference than the way she addressed the issue o

good evening, jacqui. >> jacqui: good evening, shannon. vice president harris will try to cut into new quinnipiac polling showing that trump leads her on the economy here outside the margin of error. to that end she will be introduced by the local teamsters local president after the national organization declined to endorse a candidate despite historically backing democrats with more than half their membership supporting trump. >> the news in georgia this week bumped wisconsin to second on her schedule. >> he brags about overturning roe v. wade. he is proud. proud, that women are dying. proud? that doctors and nurses could be thrown in prison for administering care? how dare he? >> vice president harris adding a campaign stop in georgia after a report linking two deaths to the state's abortion restrictions. harris highlighting 28-year-old amber nicole thurman who died of complications from abortion bills she got out of state. thurman's mother says a simple procedure would have saved her life but doctors delayed treatment because of the sta

jacqui heinrich at the white house with about the administration is saying about the growing conflictthe region good mike tobin live in tel aviv. good evening, mike. >> after almost a year in which israel says 9, 9,000 rockets --e air force responded striking at some 1300 targets in the south lebanon. as a defense minister booted, to demolish what has been built over the last 20 years. lebanon says this was the most deadly day since israel and hezbollah went to war and 2006 as israel rained air strikes down on southern lebanon attempting to stop has been a rocket fire which has menaced and threatened israeli civilians for almost a year. prime minister benjamin netanyahu spoke directly to the lebanese people. >> using you as human shields. they placed rockets in your living rooms and missiles in your garage. >> the idf released video spokespeople say showed a home to store a missile complete with an opening for the weapon to be launched. air strikes followed by secondary explosions and stored weapons detonated. israel took the step of sending electronic communications to tens of thousa

larry: thank you jacqui heinrich, we appreciate you very much. all right folks, holistically, big government socialism is a failure. and that's the subject of the rif. no matter what she may say, kamala harris a big government socialist, whose alleged economic plan is a classic example of big government socialism. noteworthy, a tip inside poll of 1,488 adults shows that 54% say kamala harris' ideas lean toward socialism. democrats thought 38%, 53% of republicans, 49% of independents, so it's basically across-the-board and as i've said many times it's scored as the most accurate in recent presidential elections so indeed the subtitle of the article says "her holistic socialism exposes deep economic ignorance and total unpreparedness" so take a listen to kamala's holistic word salad yesterday in pittsburgh. >> you know, homeownership for too many people in our country is illusive. gone is the day of everyone thinking think ecould actually live the american dreams, and looking holistically at the connection between that and housing, and looking holi

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jacqui heinrich is in philadelphia. how the democrats are preparing for harris' tour so my first direct encounter with the president. we begin with the congressional correspondent, also in philadelphia, with insight into the former president's strategy. >> i'm told the former president is "cool, calm, and collected," and well read on the record of vice president kamala harris, going all the way back to her san francisco d.a. days. for his time tonight, and told by the campaign that the president is going to be himself. the question is is he going to be able to stick to the issues? will he take personal tax? campaign says he can be focused on the issues. >> of course he can and he will. >> tonight, former president trump campaign says he will force vice president kamala harris to own every biden domestic and foreign policy failure over the last four ye years. he plans to lay out her liberal record, going all the way back to her role as san francisco's district attorney. >> very focused. he is an incredible debater. we sa

to jacqui heinrich in philly on that. the vice president is under considerable pressure to explain her shift away from liberal policies, she promoted when she ran for president in 2020 things like taxpayer-funded gender transition surgery for the teen migrants and the policy that she is running on now. much of it reportedly ripped directly from joe biden's campaign website. that is according to an outlet to look at the source code for her brand-new campaign issues page. but from what we can tell, harris is likely to continue her current approach at letting the contract with trump tell the story for her. >> were excited about tonight and the opportunity that the vice president had to continue to introduce herself to a wider swath of the american electorate and to kind of contract her vision for when she went want to take this country against donald trump wanted to come backwards through his extreme and dangerous project 2025 agenda. >> harris will have to expand her policy shifts face-to-face with trump who she has never m

jacqui, thank you very much. let's go straight to democratic senator cory booker for the smoke from heart my home state of new jersey he's a member of the harris campaign nationally mattered alongside harris in the senate, the rent i get it started in 2020 democrat primary. senator booker sits on the foreign relations and judiciary committees, very important positions obviously. senator, thank you very much for being with us today. >> is great to have two dirty people together on fox. >> martha: exactly, good to see you, sir. who those stances did you heard an introduction on lowering funding for ice pack on even funding transgender surgery college under surgery for people who have come in to the country illegally or for prisoners, do those stances seem to be three extreme to you and for the american people? >> look, i've served with kamala as you said and let me just tell you in the senate she was a pragmatist and one of the things i really admire about her the most was her willingness to cross the aisle and loo

. >> john: to jacqui heinrich live at the white house. you are brilliant to join us. >> good afternoon to you guys. "new york times" poll shows the vice president might need to make up for those seven weeks that she spent without a clearly articulated agenda. that poll showing 31% of registered voters say they still need to learn more about the vice president and in her new policy section of her website curiously she spends a lot of time defining herself and defining trump in each section tying him to project 2025 which he has repeatedly distanced himself from and although harris is framing herself as the agent of change, 56% of people in that survey view her as more of the same while 51% see trump as representative of major change. harris seems to be focusing most on what trump might say in this debate. >> there's no floor for him in terms of how low he will go. and we should be prepared for that. we should be prepared for the fact that he is not burdened by telling the truth and we should be prepared for the fact that he is probably goi

larry: thank you jacquie heinrich. >> joining us now. congress woman anna paulina luna and scott perry, anna. what do you make of this, going to border maybe for first time. i don't know if you saw that clip of her dancing no deportation. there is a study i hate to bring it up, having so much fun with dancing there. but there is a study from respected manhattan institute, think tank here in new york city, saying, if something like mr. trump's idea of large scale deportation were put to do place this would among other things, slash the federal budget deficit, that is the reverse of what the cbo has been selling, what do you think. >> referencing her dancing with the deportation chance, chant, i heard that, only thing kamala harris is going to border even her own party say that crises that she created, is something that is unsustainable. let me say, she is a minority woman, i know too, do you know what she has done for us, nothing, she'll not fix will problem. she is using it as a political talking point, referencing deportation, let me te

. >> jacqui: i'm jacqui heinrich. this is "america reports."bi lab is sifting through cell phone, camera and social media accounts for any hints about his motive and movements in recent days. >> john: we'll get reaction from rand paul. he's on the senate subject committee investigating the secret service. first to aishah hasnie where president trump will hold a town hall. how is it looking there? >> this is the first public event on the campaign trail. there's a lot of trump supporters out here that are waiting to see the former president in person. to make sure that he's okay and to hear about what happened on a sunday. they want to know the details. security is high here as it has been. really every campaign event. i want to show you the mags that they'll go through in just a few minutes. we're seeing a lot of flint police, a lot of sheriff deputies. after covering these campaign events for months now, really nothing is different than what it has been since the butler, pennsylvania incident. i've been talking to folks out here. they tell me t

a senior white house correspondent jacqui heinrich has details tonight. >> i am a radical. [laughter] i believe we need to get radical in what we are doing and take it seriously. >> congressional democrats are in a bind answering for vice president harris' shift away from her liberal positions from her last presidential run. >> i don't think she is abandoning her ideals. i think she is to be pragmatic and doing what she thinks is right in order to win the election. >> do you still consider vice president kamala harris to be progressive, senator? >> i do. >> the m's are serving up fodder for republicans. >> you got me to say something i think i've never said before: i agree with bernie sanders. >> harris says her values have not changed, but left the explain to others. >> she supports universal health care for everybody. different ways to get there. >> harris instead has focused on a with trump. the day before the debate, a new policy section on her website contrasts per plans of those of the former president, plus an entire section on trump's project 2025 agenda. >> repeate

in arms, but so far as for usual it's been radio silence from the white house pickles go live to jacquiich at the white house with more. >> being misinterpreted. -- ice revealed there more than 13,000 aliens convicted of homicide and 15,000 convicted of sexual assault who are not in their custody right now, meaning that they could be running around the country. -- 400,000 convicted criminals not in detention. the data of this letter is being misinterpreted, goes back decades, including individuals who enter the country over the past 30 years or more, the vast majority of whose custody determination was made long before this administration. includes many who are -- under the jurisdiction or custody of local state or law enforcement partners. they didn't provide data to breakdown their claim. so far the white house has not addressed about vice president harris campaign at the border of the weekend claiming that she will go farther than joe biden to secure the border. >> we will pursue more severe criminal charges against repeat violators. if someone does not make an asylum request at a le

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jacqui heinrich at the white house. like to call it, these kids are hip with these terms. tape playback. it's been out there for decades. i want to get to brigadier general rob on all of this. former white house national security council senior director for strategic panel, planning i should say. war without rules best-selling book. always good to have you. you. i know this is veering from maybe the obvious but it still seems weird to me general. we have this environment where the present commander-in-chief makes these events happen, this time with prime minister of great britain. i don't think anything of him doing that but we have vice president running for president and it's just weird environment. what do you make of it? >> to be honest i am flabbergasted. with what's going on with what antony blinken said, with what vladimir putin said, go back to cuban missile crisis. we had kids practising to duck under desks. we were mobilizing forces, you know, down across from cuba and florida, flying u2 and bombers and that w

jacqui heinrich live at the white house with more details.at dinner. >> a very long time john. in fact, the first time since 1984 that a presidential candidate has made this decision. the dinner benefits catholic charities and is hosted by the archbishop of new york. the archdiocese spokesperson told "the new york post" that trump does plan to attend but harris declined saying she will instead be campaigning in an unspecified battleground state. it prompted this reaction from "the new york post" editorial board. the candidates are supposed to deliver light jabs at each other during their dueling addresses which can plainly be written in advance but the program has too many risks of being called upon for spontaneous reactions for harris to agree. harris has still not held a formal news conference and she has focused on nontraditional outlets for the few interviews she has done. her top surrogate says transparency is not a problem because she is the only one in the race who wants another debate. >> i have incredible confidence in the vice presi

jacqui, thank you very much.ly considering a trip possibly on friday to the border in arizona. that as a new poll shows that he is falling behind in that crucial battleground sun belt state, trump is up four points right now in arizona according to the latest polling and she is also falling back with latino voters. watch this. >> one of the things that we should note and i don't know we can show this number, i want to put this up on screen, latino voters have moved away from harris in arizona if you believe this "new york times" poll nine microlitres shrunk by 11 points in the voting bloc. it was -- she was at 60% in august now 49% now. >> martha: a spring katie pavlich time -- townhall.com twitter and pound -- fox news conservator and pat murphy former -- iraq war veteran and former army undersecretary. with her both of you with us. so interesting patrick that harris has decided that it's not too -- them to be through the border when she has in men there for about three and a half years. so why now? >> she's bee

jacqui heinrich is now questioning. >> any questions you would have to ask the campaign and that is forpeak to and what i will say is what i can say is as far as contrast, the contrast can't be more clear. could not be more clear. if you think about four years ago, america was a real leg. it was reeling and a once in generation pandemic. it was isolated from the world stage. crime was up, the middle class was sidelined, we saw an insurrection. an insurrection on january 6th and 2021. that the former president lead. and you think about today where we are today. three and a half years later we have -- we are leading the strongest economy in the world. you hear the comeback stories in places like milwaukee, to dayton, to scranton, pennsylvania. we have done what people said we could not do which is true in the economy around, turn the country around, be a leader on the world stage and i think it is important for americans to know and to be reminded where we were and where we are. the president certainly agrees with her. he agrees with her leadership, her policy decisions, he agrees with he

. >> reporter: brother and sister attendees jacqui brokaw and david janssen. >> 2020 was a fraud andld probably swing the rest of the state. >> reporter: the courage tour targets key counties in battleground states including places where trump lost narrowly in 2020. including voter mobilization, they went charismatic christians as poll watchers and workers. you are seeing the most targeted and tactical voter mobilization effort to done by christian activists ever. >> reporter: matthew taylor has written about this activism that fuses political outcomes with divine intervention. what is the political import possibly in the 2024 election of events like this? >> well, if trump wins, then that becomes a part of the impetus that donald trump can say, i don't just have a democratic mandate, i have a divine mandate to change the country in accordance with the biblical values that these folks claimed to have. >> you won't have to vote anymore, my beautiful christians. >> reporter: trump's nihilism galvanized for weeks leading up to the january 6th capital right. >> january 6 was not an insur

nvidia down new data shows tens of thousands of illegal migrants with serious criminal convictions jacqui heinrich at the white house what is the homeland security department saying about the very large numbers. >> the numbers are stunning but dhs says they're being misinterpreted it came to light after republican texas congressman tony gonzales asked eyes how many illegal immigrants are in the country facing criminal conviction or charges that are not in their custody visits with information return 13000 aliens convicted of homicide, 15000 convicted of sexual assault appear on ice non- detained list meaning it could be roaming the country freely, overall the data shows 425,431 convicted criminals not in detention with an additional 222,000 facing petty criminal charges, dhs is the data in the letter is being misinterpreted it goes back decades and includes individuals who enter the country over the past 40 years or more the vast majority who custody determination was made long before this a administration it also includes many who are under the jurisdiction are currently incarcerated by

. >> ai jake /* >> ainsley: jacqui heinrich is live at the white house. >> making an economic pitch after poll shows one in four younger black men are backing president trump. >> i think it is very important to not operate from the assumption that black men are in anybody's pocket. black men are like any other voting group, you got to earn their vote. so i'm working to earn the vote, not assuming i'm going to have it because i am black. >> harris discussed plans to promote entrepreneurship and ex -- student loan debt and medical debt and dodged question if she would take executive action to study reparations. politico wrote last yell, it is hard to deny democrats have masculinity problem, important predictor of votes for donald trump. black and latino voters lean democratic, men in those communities are turning to republicans at higher rates than wo women. that might be why harris answered this question this way. she was asked to address handguns, responsible for majority of violent crime in major cities. >> first of all, yes, i am a gun owner and tim walz is a gun owner and we're not try

jacqui heinrich joins maine does harris have any if plan for hard-hitting, solo interview on a nationaldoes plan to do more interviews, but temper any expectations for big names on tv. new york times is reporting she's looking to podcast, radio stations, daytime talk shows and local and national outlets with niche audiences in part because voters are getting their news from less traditional sources and also because there is no urgency to the take any risks. that is how she handled herself yesterday addressing a national association of black journalists for nearly an hour. politico's headline, quote, harris refuses to the veer off script in her second high profile interview. if -- "the new york times," harris campaign says she will meet the press on her terms. although those reporters did try to pin her down on israel, distinguishing between aggression and defense, harris did not break any new ground. >> i absolutely believe that this war has to end, that it has to end as soon as possible. and the way that will be achieved is by getting a hostage deal and a ceasefire deal done. >> is the

jacqui heinrich in madison, wisconsin.tes today but still no national interviews, right? >> reporter: that's right. and we don't have any idea if or when he will do any. the strategy, stuart, has been to reach very targeted audiences with local interviews and radio hosts and podcasters and people like that. but she's hoping to contrast with trump -- the contrast with trump will be enough. and in wisconsin a new quinnipiac poll shows she is leading trump by a single percentage point, but it's well within the margin of error. and on the issue, trump is ahead. on immigration, trump leads harris by 7 points, and on the economy, trump leads at 51%, harris with 47. asked again yesterday what she would do to lower the cost of living, she once again began her answer with platitudes before she got into the details of her plan to lower the price of things like groceries with price controls, a plan which economists say could backfire and even democrats in congress have been saying has absolutely no chance of a passing. but on the iss

those were great questions there by jacqui heinrich.would apply to fracking in pennsylvania, it would apply the reparations, is she in support of reparations? we know she has been in the past in support of reparations. it would apply to the border. are you the person who left the border open for three and a half years and now acts like you would with the -- you would be the person to build a border wall? if this is her candidacy, it's to remain a mystery, and it's karine jean-pierre's job, i guess by default, to keep up the mystery. stuart: tough to do. will cain, see you later. see you on the show. thanks a lot. >>> now to the latest on tropical storm helene. it was a category four as it made landfall, more than 3 million are now without power. 3 million people. if it was still a cat one when it hit georgia, but it's now been down traded to the tropical storm. we're going to bring you the latest on really an extraordinary event all the way through the show. and, by the way, join fox forward support of recovery efforts, visit red cross.

join jacqui heinrich and me at the top of the hour for "america reports." you soon. >> we're so excited. emily compagno is coming out with a new book called "under his wings." how faith on the front lines has protected american troops. "under his wings" coming from psalm 94. tell us about this. >> this is an extraordinary book. it is because of the stories within that i'm honored to serve as a messenger for. it details and profiles very intimate stories of service men and women that experienced intimate connections with god in combat on the front lines from a native american, apache special forces, green beret realized what a phrase he had been spis entire life, what it actually meant. we have testimony from pows in vietnam whose specific prayers were answered. we also have people from the nonhome front, from the home front who are still fighting the battles. for example, the spouse of gold star mothers. i have a personal connection to this book. i have many family members that are profiled, including those that fought in the global war on terror. a shell e

i know, you know, she has talked at the white house a number of times to peter doocy and jacqui heinrich going to be doing more events across the country. hitting the campaign trail later this week going to north carolina and going to pennsylvania. she it is going to be doing more interviews. she is going to be doing more events. >> steve: bring her on "fox & friends." she shouldn't be afraid -- bring her on "fox & friends" then. you know, if she can't talk to us, god forbid how she deals with putin. >> we ain't afriend of "fox & friends." i'm sitting here talking to you and enjoying it very much. >> steve: i appreciate you stopping by. all right. you have a big day. ian, thanks so much. >> thanks, steve. >> steve: all right. there you got what she is planning for tonight with ian sam's. we're going to step aside more "fox & friends" in just a minute. minute. ♪ at inspiresleep.com. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. e

know, the police magazine, we get sent it every month, every single home secretary going back to jacqui david blunkett has been absolutely vilified and excoriated. the police always have a go at the home secretary. they don't themselves feel it. so i think we've got a real problem to go. we've got to convince the police that we're going to stand back a little bit, stop actually trying to direct them politically and say, look, we need to give you the tools to get on with the job, but let's each one look ourselves in the mirror. what are we as individuals doing? where are we? we're not giving the police the information. we're not backing them up. we're not supporting them. and come. >> but, stephen. stephen. come on, come on. let's let's get real. the police, when we see these two police officers in manchester that are now, you know, on limited duties, they've been investigated, could lose theirjobs. i rather hope they their jobs. i rather hope they won't. well, i hope they don't. how does that send the right signal out? >> i think this is a textbook example of how not to do it, we've got

this was the reverend doctor jacqui hitler.ewis, speaking on msnbc's broadcast of the saturday show, likening trump to hitler. how symptomatic is this of the discourse in us politics? >> well, actually, i think what it shows, mark, is how many americans, excuse me, don't know enough about their history, because if they knew anything, of course, about adolf hitler, they wouldn't say something so absolutely pathetic and ghastly . absolutely pathetic and ghastly. so it shows their ignorance. number one. number two, it's this, this sort of rhetoric. people that don't know their history have no clue and are just trying to pick some name out of history that they think will spin people in the wrong direction. so i think it shows a highly uneducated person, and i think it's a great pity. i would prefer discourse that has facts and data and facts . let's talk and data and facts. let's talk about economic policies. let's talk about the corporate tax rate. let's talk about what kamala harris's policies that have devastated california woul

and jacquie says we shouldn't be banning smartphones for youngsters, but instead should be teaching them