there is a marvelous op-ed today by african-american "wall street journal" colliscolumnist, jason riley called trump gets serious about black voters, he lausd laweds president for -- lauds the president for gee ing to places that help black and minorities and work class during his first term. joe biden is hemorrhages black support on jean teen ajuneteenth and calling trump a racist will not change anything it is stupid and pathetic, no one will buy it joe biden last minute election year measure to grant parole in place authority, for illegal alien spouses of u.s. citizens, that is daca 2.0, an election year plow it will be challenged and held up in court just like daca 1.2, none of the a amnesty measures will be implemented, mr. biden lost all support regarding his open border that is killing innocent americans and wreaking havoc across america. fraufraudulent marriages and phony executive orders are no substitutes for serious policy actions, joe biden is not kidding anyone. about any of this. in fact, makes him look so political, and low down, that the hypocrisy of it all will probably

jason riley, smart guy, writes in the wall street journalnald today. - what jason is basically saying do really well and if he doesn't, they're going todoes pull him. they being whoever, i don'tno know, they are but democratic elders at the convention or some such thing, jason's saying if donald trump has an off night and mike goodwin of the new york post said something similar, trum matp could have an off nig, it doesn't matter much. if biden has an off night it's death had valley for him. what do you make of that. >> it's one of the reasons why the debate is so early. it gives them time if president biden has a hour of i'll night,s very badly, it gives them enough time to move him out. i thinsiblk that's possible. they see the polls. they now believe the polls. at first they were saying they didn't. at the same time, people i think right now generally know who they like, they understand what's happened. it's so dramatic, it's not like at seminar at stanford where you have to wonder and read thingsrn and try to figure things out intellectually. every day, r americans lives, tf realiz

there is marvlous op-ed today by distinguished african-american "wall street journal columnist, jason rileyump gets serious about black voters. riley lauds the former president for actually going to places like the south bronx and the black church in detroit and echos trump's strong economic track record that helped blacks and minorities, frankly the entire working class during his first term. joe biden is hemorrhaging black support here on juneteenth and calling trump a racist is not going to change anything. in fact it's stupid. it's pathetic. nobody is going to buy it. likewise, joe biden's desperate last minute election year measure to grant parole in place authority for illegal alien spouses of u.s. citizens this is daca 2.0. it is an election year ploy. it will be challenged, held up in courts just like daca 1.0. without congressional legislation none of the amnesty measures will be implemented or work, but even more than hemorrhaging black support, mr. biden lost virtually all support regarding his open border catastrophe killing innocent americans and wreaking havoc across america.

jason riley. other folks talked about, brad wilcox, charles murray.ou said this in a philadelphia meeting. they all start beating up on you. how can anybody deny what you said was correct? >> well, larry, thank you for asking about that. it is interesting all of the people who have issues with what i said in philadelphia, they never talked about the substance. they talked about their feelings associated with one of the great tragedies in american history which is jim crow. i think also a lot of the critics, they don't want to acknowledge jim crow was a, was a era ushered in by democrat politicians in the south who still wanted to seg a gate and subjugate black people in this country. they also don't want to acknowledge it is lyndon johnson's great society, heavy democrat policy, led to fathers not being in homes. federal agencies, state agencies would come and examine the apartments to make sure there wasn't a father figure in the home in order for welfare checks to go out. then of course you have the '94 crime bullish bullisherred in by joe biden. we

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my point is, jason riley written about this, other people written about this too, mr.s first republican in memory, go face-to-face to speak with these groups and it seems to be paying off, wesley. if nothing else, it is a symbol how the top has changed? >> it mostly certainly is. president trump went to the bronx. president trump went to philly. president trump has surrogates in the country speaking on his behalf. where is joe biden surrogates? he has no surrogates. i love the fact we can draw the contrast with me, byron, dr. carson to be there for president trump in our community. the most interesting part of yesterday, interesting part, president trump's mug shot came up in the barbershop was a never surrender, president trump mug shot displayed during the entire conversation. president trump had no idea it was in there. people are waking up to what is going on. black issues are being sick and tired, sick and tired of looked over again. we had four years of president trump. it was good. biden is complete disaster. we have the opportunity in november to make it great

jason riley writes about it in "the wall street journal," distinguished black columnist, i know him veryho will provide opportunities and tax cuts and enterprise zones and deregulation so that a small business can be bought and or owned by the minority community which has got to be better than living off the state? >> that's correct. because of welfare in that time democrats replaced the man in the black home a long time ago with the government. we have got to reverse that. just earlier we were talking about tax cuts. tax cuts are good for everyone. hyperinflation we're seeing right now is bad for everyone. the message is this, what can we do over the course of the next four years to reverse the curse of biden's economy? that is elect president trump. you know what we know? byron and i know, if we get 25 to 30% of the black male vote, mathematically democrats can't win but something i saw there that night too, larrys, was this, there were black woman there also very receptive to our message. i think we have to understand as a community, and as a people and as americans, that a strong eco

my point is, i think jason riley has written about this, other people have written about this, mr.n in memory actually go face-to-face to speak with these groups and it seems to be paying off, wesley. if nothing else, it is a symbol how the gop has changed. >> it most certainly is and president trump went to the bronx. president trump went to philly. president trump has surrogates all across the country speaking on his behalf. where are joe biden's surrogates? he has no surrogates. i love the fact we can actually draw this contrast with people like me, byron, dr. carson, be serve the trump in our community. the most interesting part about this, president trump's mug shot came up. in the barbershop, was a never surrender mug shot of president trump during the entire conversation. president trump had no idea what was in there. people are waking up what is going on. black issues are american issues. we're sick and tired of being sick and tired of looked over again. we had four years of president trump. we had it good. biden has been a complete disaster and now we have the opportunity

i do think what jackie was saying, jason riley wrote about this in the journal today, if biden has an off night, off night, he could be toast. he could be toast. biden's people control the rules committee at the convention. so it is not easy but it may well be a biden has a bad night. you know, here's, you tell me, he has 16 advisors up at camp david in an airplane hangar rehearsing 90 minutes twice a day. i couldn't do that. i have most of my marbles left. taylor: you have all your marbles left, all of them. larry, thanks so much for joining us. "making money" with payne starts right now. charles: all righty, thank you very much. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne. this is "making money" and breaking right now, so the market really marking time ahead of tomorrow's biden and trump showdown and of course friday's inflation news. there is this question that continues to sort of, you know, weigh on everyone's mind. what happens to the rally if nvidia continues to stumble? and it is time now for the financial media and policymakers to change the narrative about the super strong c

jason ri riley rights about it. tax cut and enterprise zone and deregulation so a small business can be bought and/or owned by the minority community, which has to be better than living off the state. >> that is correct, because of welfare and that time. democrats replaced the man in the black home a long time ago with the government, we have to reverse, that you were talking about tax cuts they are good for everyone, hyper inflation right now is bad for everyone. the message is, what can we do over the course of next 4 years to reverse the curse of biden's economy that is elect president trump. and you know what we know, byron and i know if we can get 25 to 30% of the black male vote that democrats condition win, but i saw -- can't win, i saw was, there were black women that were there too, that were also very receptive to our message, i think we have and as community -- understand as community, people and americans a strong economy low taxes not depending on government is great for us, president trump is deliver t

jason chaffetz. timeline thoughts on this. >> i like what riley gaines and guests have to say.baffles my mind in in day and age we are having this discussion. fundamental and physiological differences between men and women. the idea that you would put these men in these women's locker rooms and have them taking medals and pushing women aside from competing on an even playing field is just unbelievable. i think it is one of the fundamental differences in approaches in this election and it is something i wish we would address head on and just decide. if you want to do this as an adult and you want to do something different and you want to try to identify, that's different. we're talking about our kids and young women trying to enjoy sports and participate and have privacy in a bathroom setting like changing into a bathing suit. that is just a bridge too far. >> harris: it is wider than sports. as you just said bathrooms are part of this conflict, this battle, whatever this moment is, however we describe this right now where people are so polarized. it is bigger even than sports.

riley writes in "wall street journal," president's debate. donald trump -- what jason well and if he d does not they will pull him, they being whoever they are democratic elders, jason says if donald trump has an off night. trump could have an up on night it would not matter, but if biden has a off night that death valley for him what do you make of that. >> first, that has been an argument about why this debate is so early it gives them time if president biden has a horrible night. collapse, just does very badly that gives them enough time to move him out, that is possible. you know they see the polls, they believe the polls. at same time, people i think right now, know who they like. they understand what has happened, this is so dramatic not like a seminar at stanford, you sit around a table, of day americans lives they realize what happened to this economy, the quality of life, and the safety of their children po will likely be drafted and put into whatever world war iii is. this is not brain surgery. americans know nobody is waiting for that thing to tip them over.

riley. >> yeah. thank you for having me on, maria. i think the main thing that americans need to understand is they're preventable. and jasonicted, the criminals we're talking about, the 13,000, those are people that have been in the united states before primarily, and we have actual records checks to run, to run them against. but the vast majority of the illegal aliens coming across the southwest border, over 2.2 million that a cbp has encountered this year, we don't have records checks on them. we have to take them on their word of who they are and what their intent to come into the united states is. we used to be able to identify threats by having face to face interviews, but we don't have time to do that anymore, so we have no idea what we're letting into this country. and that's just the known apprehensions. what about the 11.9 million -- 1.9 million gotaways that have been documented that we know they wanted to avoid law enforcement? if this open border is a disaster for our nation. these are preventable crimes, if and this could be fixed with policy which is the saddest thing. maria: well, i mean, why are we okay wit

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