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joe t.: we lose money like this? sammy: i think so. t.: so your suggestion is to leave those burgers or don't leave those burgers? -sammy: wipe them out. -joe t.: wipe them out? so the highest-selling burger in the restaurant, you want to wipe off the menu? sammy: well, it's the highest selling 'cause it's the cheapest. we're inventing items on the menu just to make some people happy. joe t.: we didn't invent any items on the menu. and they've been incorporated now for three months, and this is the first i'm hearing that nobody likes them. lemonis: the problem is that it wasn't part of our original concept. and so when we depart from it, it could create animosity. sammy: these are the areas where, like, sometimes i feel offended and i don't come to the restaurant, because, like, i walk in and i got -- joe t.: you don't come to the restaurant 'cause you don't feel like it, sam. let's not make-believe. -sammy: so i did all this -- -joe t.: you did all this? -sammy: well, i tried. i put effort in to do all this -- joe t.: you put effort in

money. i'm not worried about joe biden having money in the campaign. >> that's a good point. governor, it seems that biden is attempting to reset after the debate performance. he is kicking off the longest stretch of the campaign -- on the campaign trail so far. tomorrow he is sitting down with cnn for a rare tv interview. i was struck by you told the l.a. times after the debate that biden is rusty as a candidate. is this how you kick-off the rust? >> sure. you kick-off the rust by doing things. you know, if you're rusty you get in the batting cage and you swing at a lot of balls. you know, i think the vice president is going to be fine. remember we are sitting here seven months to the day before the first vote is cast. there is plenty of time. i know we the -- the chattering class, the people making their livings out of politics, the media we take it really seriously a carrier and a half out. the public will start looking at in as we go into it. but just take a look at the polls after the debate. kamala harris soared in one poll, the cnn poll was only 2 points behind joe bid

beyond the campaign money, joe biden has not figured out that he's running in a millennial marketplace today with a progressive value system that he has to learn how to i'm brace quickly. people are not jumping on the bandwagon of senator harris but because of the debate but she looked complete and strong in that exchange. it put on the minds of this woman that she could defeat trump in a presidential election. i got a lot of phone calls on my radio show. people said i think senator harris is electable. so the electability issue is something that was squarely placed on joe biden. now you're seeing that switch to kamala harris after the debate. >> neil: it's early. but i find it interesting that those polled even with the democratic party don't want to go so far as candidates running for president in their party when it comes to offering legal protections for those trying to cross in or providing health insurance for all illegals. so that is something a majority of democrats are leery about. isn't that something that whoever gets this nomination, that they're out of step even with their

the money may be slipping away from joe biden. a top donor distancing himself from him. hat is this telling us? let's bring in caitlin owens from axios. let's start with the money. it's pouring in for a lot of people, but maybe there's a red flag for joe biden. >> right. i think the thing to remember about money, especially at this point, it's a big signifier of enthusiasm. right now joe biden's story line post debate is he's falling behind. he had a poor debate performance. he's had controversial statements about working with segregationists and kamala harris upped him in the discussion about bussing. so this is right now just the way things are headed for joe biden. now, october, this is the story line of the week. it does take away from this image that biden was inevitable democratic nominee. >> charles: there was anxiety even before joe biden got in the race about money. that was sort of his achilles heel in the past. certainly if he loses any more momentum, he's lost a top donor. it could mean the end of his campaign, couldn't it? >> i think it's a little premature f

joe looks at him and smiles and says, "ain't it crazy? my signature on that old picture just got your wife a whole big pot of money." d just maybe bill is getting "shoeless" joe to explain exactly what happened back in chicago in 1919. i'm jamie colby for "strange inheritance." thanks so much for watching, and remember -- you can't take it with you. [ bat cracks, crowd cheers ] >> a letter arrives in the mail with news of a strange and lucrative inheritance. >> the letter goes on to say, "if i got a letter like this, i would think it to be a scam." >> and i was like, "why are we named? somebody's scamming us." >> so, is it a scam? >> i said, "you know, ray, there's a fine between genius and idiot." he'd say, "yeah," and he said, "i cross that two or three times a day." >> who is this mysterious benefactor? >> he was a hidden man. >> he didn't have the family life. he didn't have a friend to talk to. >> he really, truly was a fan. >> but an inheritance? >> that's a strange inheritance and a stranger story still. [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] ♪ >> i'm jamie colby, and today i'm on old

. >> anthony: who hates money? >> joe: with her, it's not about the money.goes bankrupt? when it's at the point that it's actually considering selling what's left of itself in chunks? in detroit, city services are reduced, or cut out completely. fewer buses, fewer cops, fewer firefighters. answer -- they turn to each other for help, or figure out how to do it for themselves. detroit has a reputation as a tough town, but that toughness is about resilience, too. the insistence on sticking with it no matter what, on not giving up in the face of the utter failure of leadership year after year. if the city abandons its parks and leaves them to become overgrown, eaten, like so much of the city by tall grass and weeds, then somebody has got to do something, right? meet the mower gang, started by this guy, tom nardone, with the simple mission of doing what they can to keep detroit's abandoned parks maintained. who are you guys and what are you doing here? >> tom: we are the detroit mower gang, and we clean up the abandoned parks and playgrounds in this town. >> anth

joe is a sinking ship. he's hit the iceberg. he's going down. draining water off a ship that's singing. pete buttigieg the mayor of south bend raised a lot of moneyjoe had a good run. but his friends are going after him to remind people of this horrific voting record. this terrible 8 years what he did to the economy which was devastated when he was president of the united states. he remind me of the jeb bush campaign saying i am the only guy who can beat donald trump. jeb was out of the race by south carolina and i predict the same for joe biden. he'll be out of the race by south carolina. judge jeanine: what about the democrats? a lot of them see him as the one who can take the president on because he's more mainstream. but letting illegals in and all the other stuff that's a lunacy as far as i'm concerned. isn't he their best home in terms of competition. when the left gets rid of one of their own and they are eating it alive. don't they put themselves in a worse spot in terms of ultimately running against donald trump and getting anywhere near close to winning? >> judge, i look at the economy and the jobs numbers and look at what this ht has d

no money left for joe.harks will be keeping him, the 22-year-old scored 30 goals and was huge in the postseason where he had five goals and 10 assists. >>> sad baseball news. age 27, found dead in his hotel room in texas at the team hotel. no foul play is expected. he had just pitched against the a's on saturday. today's game against the radars was canceled. -- >>> a little kiss from dad. just 15 years old. he went out and got 39-year-old williams, to pull off and upset. the yo to win at wimbledon since 1991. there is only one person in this building that has ever faced venus williams on the court. >> it was not me, it was serena. but i have seen her. >>> we will be right back. >>> thank you for watching tonight at 6:00. the cbs evening news is up next.'s >>> will be back here at 7 pm. have a good night. ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> begnaud: tonight on the "cbs evening news," border patrol agents discovered joking about immigrant deaths on a secret facebook page, and there is rising concern over condi

. >>> plus, remember money party, joe? >> i love it. >> it seems like the one thing that gets bipartisan support is just to keep on spending. both parties back a bill to borrow now and pay later. a money party. >>> plus, a big day for great britain. the uk picks a new prime minister but what does it mean for brexit? >>> and mr. mueller at the microphone. the former special counsel testifies tomorrow and the president is bracing for it. good morning. it's tuesday, july 23. we have mike barnicle, former economic analyst steve rattner, senior adviser at moveon.org, karine jean-pierre and eugene robinson is joining us as well. good to have you on board this morning. the white house and congressional leaders have reached a deal to raise the country's debt limit and dramatically raise spending levels. avoiding a potential showdown to avoid a government shutdown, and it followed intense negotiations led by nancy pelosi and steven mnuchin. it is expected to clear both the house and the senate before lawmakers leave for their august

joe biden may be the democratic front runner but not leading the pack in the money race. the former vice president second quarter fund raising haufl totalling $21.5 million. that puts behind mayor pete buttigieg at 24.8 million but ahead of bernie sanders raking in 18 million last quarter. biden entered the 2020 race three weeks into the second fund raising quarter. but he did devote a substantial amount of time to raising cash. holding more than two dozen high-dollar fund raising events since launching his campaign. earning criticism from grass roots focused candidates such as sanders and elizabeth warren. >> well in in unprecedented campaign we are doing it very differently. >> biden's numbers come as many 2020 candidates did he screened on iowa this week. exactly seven months before the state's caucus sees. >> 99 counties here i come. >> a poll jed found biden still ahead in the hawk eye state with 21% followed by kamala harris at 16%. on the trail in iowa harris took aim at president trump. >> i know predators. and we have a predator living in the white house. >> roun

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. >> reporter: joe biden may be the democratic front-runner but not leading the pack in the money race. the former vice president second quarter fundraising haul totaling $21.5 million. that puts him behind south bend mayor pete buttigieg at $24.8 million. but ahead of bernie sanders who raked in $18 million last quarter. biden entered the 2020 race three weeks into the second fundraising quarter. but he did devote a substantial amount of time to raising cash. holding more than two dozen high-dollar fundraising events since launching his campaign. gaining criticism from grassroots candidates such as sanders and elizabeth warren. >> well, in this unprecedented campaign, we're doing it very differently. >> reporter: biden's numbers come as many 2020 candidates descend on iowa this week. seven months before the state's caucus. >> here i come. >> reporter: a poll yesterday found biden still ahead in the hawkeye state with 24% support followed by kamala harris at 16%. >> it is my full intention to work very hard to earn the support of the people of iowa. >> reporter: rounding out the top fo

that they are going to become a one world government that will run everything, including the money system. joeally struck all week by how much people in d.c. are thinking about this. powell in his testimony, obviously concerned about it. lots of congressmen and senators concerned about it. president trump with a very specific criticism. it is not just facebook should take over the money. it is very plausible and there will be hearings down the road. it is possible that facebook will have been caught by surprise with the seriousness by which people are concerned in d.c. about libra. marty: thank you to joe weisenthal. yield" withreal jonathan ferro. from washington and new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ i don't know why i didn't get screened a long time ago. i kept putting it off... what was i thinking? ok, mr. jones... we're all done. i told you it was easy. with life line screening, getting screened for unknown health conditions is so quick, painless and affordable, you'll wonder why you hadn't done it before. so if you're over age 50, call now and schedule an appointment near you. for just $149-

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but some of them, joe biden, people were betting big money that he would win. want to go through the list. joe biden. >> well, as gore vidal said no, talent is not enough. he just has no political instincts. he showed it again, 1970s he gave all these interviews to newspapers how he liked working with the segregationist senators, they thought lucky there's nothing on videotape or audiotape. but he says on it audiotape that, he likes working with them. the guy is totally, totally clueless. he was for the hide amendment before he was against it. against reparation bfs he was before it. against bussing before he was for it. he's a joke, you're right. >> tucker: right, that's about the crispest summation. beto o'roark, for a moment it really did seem like beto was the guy. he was our bobby kennedy. now he's a joke. why? >> well, i think you know they always talk about the glass ceiling for women in politics. there's also a glass ceiling for gigolos. john kerry married two heiresses but never reached the height. beto o'roark who changed his first name, but he married

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the primary and the general to get there but if you don't have a breakout moment your money will run out. jillian: is joeen in trouble if the debate goes anything like it did last time? >> one debate won't kill joe biden but won't help his momentum. you have to build momentum and build infrastructure. there is only 4 or 5 candidates who have enough money to build the infrastructure so you need to have that money, that infrastructure. if he has a bad night, slowdown that process and you can't afford to be slowed down when you take on donald trump and the money he has raised. rob: it holds strong and says something about what democrats really want. we appreciate your time, getting up early. >> i am going to take a nap. rob: we asked what our viewers thought of the first round, your comments have been pouring it on social media. jillian: important issues, terrible format. rob: i watched for one hour of fox what a waste of my time, turn the channel and read the side. jillian: mike saying, quote, they keep saying they are going to fix the economy. that is an easy one, already fixed and they say they are going

emily: we discussed the future of the digital money with joe weisenthal, the bloomberg cohost of ""what'dou miss?" and bloomberg businessweek's max chafkin. max: this skepticism gets to the general skepticism about crypto, which you heard jay powell's two cents on that, plus the fact that facebook has so much power. that is something we have been reckoning with over the last basically couple of years, where they have this huge user base, they are able to push people into new projects, and you can imagine if we aggressively tried to push people to this new cryptocurrency, that could create a whole bunch of issues. emily: joe, powell is talking about libra posing a threat to the global financial system and at the scale of facebook's size, any problems would be magnified. is he right to be concerned? joe: you know, listening to chairman powell, i was struck by -- this is something that is on his mind a lot. as you mentioned, a lot of the lawmakers asking him about it. i think in the past when it came to cryptocurrencies or blockchains or other endeavors like this, you got the impression that

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all of the money drop attempts, butler boulevard, chick-fil-a and now joe's crab shack had ended in failure attempts at a ransom drop the money never actually changed hands. >> no. >> the kidnappers never actually got the money. >> no, no. >> i turn to the fbi and said what's happening with the money? he said, well, we don't exactly know where the money is right now. i said great you've gotten my daughter killed >> the real kidnappers were still looking for their money. and of course it wasn't at the drop location. >> it's tense. and mom's a wreck. mom is getting upset because mom knows she dropped off the money. >> everything went south at that ransom drop. >> and we still didn't know who we were looking for. we were back to square one. >> back to square one, again. >> again. >> you were kind of at the end of your rope >> absolutely. >> it's not like a tv show, is it >> no. >> it had been about 43 hours since quinn disappeared. as the fbi prepared yet another bag of money, the kidnappers called back. it was the same male voice from before, and he was angry about the lack of progress. >> li

joe fryer, nbc news. >>> and in tonight's your money your life, we follow up on the world's most expensive drug with a $2 million pricetag. it assured us earlier this year that insurance companies would cover it as kristen dahlgren reports it's a battle for some families >> reporter: this boy is just three months old, but his parents say time could be running out. >> how quickly could his health change >> it could happen at an witmea disease call ed spinal muscular atrophy. at any moments his legs could stop working some kids lose the ability to eat, even breathe. but then came a new gene therapy approved by the fda this spring. >> you thought this was your miracle. >> yeah, absolutely. >> the one time infusion is the most expensive drug in the world with a prig medicine gets the medicine >> at the time it was approved, the drug maker said the single treatment is half the price of ten years of current treatments. >> we have had conversations with major insurance companies around the countryxpt there to l coverage >> reporter: but just two months later, some families are fighting with their insurance comp

fast money, 5:00 p.m i'll see you on "power lunch." joe kernen and the exchange begins right now >>> you got that right, brian. thank you. welcome, everybody i'm joe kernen in for kelly evans. president trump firing away at china. the fed and europe once again taking some of the steam out of the market rally his comments and what they could mean for jay powell's next move. >> and the devil's in the details. big banks may be beating estimates, but some are saying that the beats are not quality the quality is strained. that's why we're not seeing a big time rally we will take a look. plus, putting its best foot forward. why saks is betting big that man will want to spend money on their next pair of shoes however, we begin with breaking news from fed chair jay powell steve liesman has the headlines. steve. >> thanks, joe fed chairman jay powell speaking in paris at this hour, says uncertainties around trade and global growth have increased he said the u.s. debt ceiling and the problem with the resolution of brexit remain unresolved he used a

joe biden. warren like sanders accepts only money from small donors. >>> tom steyer is expected to announce hisampaign for the white house months after saying he would not run. steyer has spent millions of dollars calling for president trump's impeachment. >>> illegal burritos have landed a los angeles man in prison. prosecutor i say those foil wrapped packages were filled with meth. the street value, $40,000. the suspect was convicted and faces 15 years behind bars. >>> the proposed tariffs on china could cause a bible shortage in this country. the majority of christian bibles sold and given away in the u.s. are printed in china. evangelical groups say the tariffs would make them too expensive to give . coming up, 15-year-old coco gauff's inspiring message after a tough loss at wimbledon. >>> but first team usa returns home after their world cup soccer win. their message to the fans this morning. >>> up next, important news about prescription drug prices. what a judge has now decided. across the country, we walk. carrying flowers that signify why we want to end alzheimer's disease. but what if

money. we need a simple system. >> traveling with the biden campaign in iowa. >> reporter: dave and jessica, joe biden kicked off a three-day swing in des moines by touting his health care plan which he says will build on the affordable health care act. this would provide a public option to allow medicare type program. it needs massive subsidies regardless of income. biden insisting medicare for all isn't the real answer. plans like that will be difficult to invest in. >> you're talking about public option as part of your health care plan. >> yes. >> that was very tough. >> sure it was. >> when obamacare was first coming around. >> sure it was. >> and it didn't happen. >> can you imagine medicare for all if you think that's tough? come on, here's the deal, guys. one of the things that's happening is american people are figuring out what obamacare is about. solid, real, consequential. can we for a significant portion of the price, we can secure 97, 98% of the people that want to be ensured. they can keep the policy if they want. >> reporter: biden has established clear lines of differences betwee

she raised a bunch of money after attacking sleepy uncle joe, who has most to gain and lose.hor of brand-new book still inning. why we must do it again. charlie hurt, welcome back. >> great to be with you. kennedy: let's talk about this lineup, i think it is fascinating, i had a great time watching the debates last time. >> did you get a lot of -- you feel like you were informed on the issues. kennedy: no issues, it was void of any issue filling. but you have to see some of the characters better fleshed out. >> but problem for them, it is like a 3 ring circus without a ridge leader -, ring leader, you don't know where to look, like a cnn panel, all over the place, problem is, there is not -- then there is really nobody that is able to sort of put a fine focus on those issues. i have said all along, that 2016 election was most issue-oriented presidential elect that i covered, you had two polarizing candidates, and all that was left people focused on the issues. kennedy: st. louis with -- >> that was detroit. kennedy: that was right after that access hollywood tape, they wasted

joe biden. but it is teresting to see if they will keep up. lots of money was raised in the last two weeks. laura: after the debate. what do you make of joe biden trying to appear so centrist while the party seems to be pushing left with the other contenders? brtany: i thitr he has been ng to say for a while, even when he was barack obama's vice president, that there are democrats beg left out of the national conversation. if you saw the interview this money, he took a very direct shot at aoc, who reesents the young, progressive part of the party, saying that that might be a fringe group but the real americans are in the center, and ng voters that he might be trying to capture trump voters or apprehensive older democrats who are not comfortable with the way things are on twitter or facebook or they know. laura:si the pnt lashed out at joe biden today. does the presidency him as being the biggest threat, especially when it comes to winning back the midwest? brittany: i can never guess what is in the president's head, but with much time spending in the white house, president trump sees joe bid

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the newest democratic hopeful, tom stier hit up the mission district while joe vazquez caught donald trump junior and an old money part of town.>> reporter: it was a fundraiser residence on hill. the main gas was the presidents own son donald trump junior . >> wonderl insan htendedth hi girlfriend who sawith taking questions. we are told by attendees that they both spoke at the fundraiser hosted by prominent san francisco socialite didi willsey and attendees say there were about 50 or so people in the room. we asked some of the donors what they thought of the presidents recent remarks telling some members of congress to go back to their home countries. statements that have been criticized for being racist. >> i think it is controversy that is not worth discussing. people who are viciously critical of our great nation maybe should think about why they are in this nation. >> what he said is go back and fix your country and go back and tell us how you did it. the mainstream media --tobe esi again. nobody's perfect. >> surprisingly there were no protesters tonight. likely because the location of the fundraiser was ke

money donors but all democratic donors are looking for new and fresh candidates and ideas. look, there was a world in which we would have come into this primary and bernie sanders and joe bidenould have eaten up all the money. and instead what we have seen is a bunch of other candidates who have had relatively successful fund-raising hauls. with warren, it's fascinating, because, again, she is a skewed -- the big-money donors, a small-donor-only route, proven a strategy that not only works for bernie sanders. that another candidate is able to take that on themselves and find success. and so it speaks to, again, especially for a lot of democrats who very often talk about the corrupting influence of money and politics, it crafts a pathway for candidates to be able to sustain a substantial campaign without having to spend all their time calling big-money donors. >> talking to mj lee, who covers her for us at cnn, saying the average donation 28 bucks, and got to $19.1 billion. let let's talk joe biden. the former vice president apologizing for defending segregationists. we saw this after he clashed with kamala harris in the first debate. let me play biden apology and then harris

money. the reality is that most of the candidates combined with the exception of the top two, joe biden, bernie sanders and maybe one other will not hit that altogether. so that is how significant it is. as julie and i were just talking about, it is barack obama kind of money as well. i was going back to look at the 2007 figures from '12 at this period and barack obama raised $25 million in his first quarter but he started in january. so this is basically the equivalent. he's doing that, pete buttigieg is doing that through a combination of small dollars, peeping sending in $5, $10, $20 and the big money. that is the important part. he's raised so much in los angeles, san francisco, new york, so that's the combination there. the average i think is $47. but i think the question here is, is he going to start spending this money. >> and where does he spending it. >> he is far behind in terms of organizing but it's a good problem to have. now he has the money to put it to use. >> and people are taking notice. the biden campaign already responding and they say that they -- this email says they blew

joe biden for example, people were betting big money that he would win that i want to go to the listenerell me happen. joe biden. >> as gorby dollar 1 cent, no talent is not enough. he just has no political instincts. 1970s, he gave these interviews to newspapers about how he liked working with segregationist senators never without he's lucky there's nothing on videotape or audiotape of him saying this. what does he do? he goes out and says that on audiotape and video tape he likes working with jim eastland, herman talmage. the guy is totally clueless. he was for the hyde amendment before he was against it. he was against reparations before it was for it. he was against busing before he was far. he's a joke. you're right. >> tucker: you're right. that's about the crisp summation. what about beto o'rourke? for a moment to really did seem like beto was the guy. he was our bobby kennedy. now he's a joke. while? >> well, i think, they always talk about the glass ceiling for women in politics. i think there's also a glass ceiling for's. there's only so far you can rise. john kerry married two

clearly better money management. >>> tonight, joe biden and kamala harris preparing for a rematch.er stage at cnn's debate in less than two weeks. but she is not the only one that biden campaign has their eyes on. a source telling cnn they anticipate most of the other candidates on the stage to direct fire at biden. the vice president's strategy, well he will try to point out policy differences, particularly on health care. outfront now michael nutter former mayor ever philadelphia. process joe biden supporter. and former director of communications outreach for hilt's campaign and van jones former special adviser to president obama and host of the van jones show. mayor let me start with you. how prepared and how important is it that biden comes better prepared than he was during the first debate? >> well, there is no question that the vice president has some work to do. you know, first debates often are a challenge, especially if you haven't been on the field in a while. i expect that he will be very, very prepared. and certainly with every respect to senator harris there will be t

in fact, she pulled in nearly as much money as former vice president joe biden and again, she did ithout holding any fund-raisers. instead focusing on a small army of small donors. she more than tripled her fund-raising total. warren's big haul comes amid a shifting power dynamic that produced a third big change. joe biden shifted gears and apologized for comments he made nearly two weeks ago about working with segregationists. here he was this weekend in south carolina. >> was i wrong a few weeks ago to somehow give the impression to people that i was praising the man i successfully opposed time and again? well, yes. i was. i regret it. i'm sorry for any of the pain or misconception i may have caused anybody. >> biden's record was called into question and senator harris had this to say. >> i think he is right to recognize the impact of his words. i applaud him for having the courage to do it. there is a point of disagreement between he and i and that remains, but i applaud his courage about segregationists. >> how does all of this change the race going forward? chief public affairs

the nomination sure.: probably i'm not so far, if they are taking corporate money, and that is all of them, kamala harris, joend even elizabeth warren. she started out saying she was not going to take money, but in the end, she is taking corporate money as well. if you take any corporate money, that kind of does it for me. i cannot support candidates that take corporate money anymore. host: let's talk to susan, calling from massachusetts. good morning. caller: good morning. i'm a lifelong republican. it is an uphill battle. the parties have a hold on what is going on. no one wants to consider anybody besides donald trump. i could not vote for donald trump. do you plan to volunteer for his campaign? caller: i donated already. i will volunteer. i worked hard for chris christie when he ran. i like a strong candidate. i just wish some of the republicans would have more of a backbone and stand up to trump. some of the things he is doing are not kosher. campaign doesn't end up replacing president trump , what will you do then? will you volunteer for president trump? what happens? caller: i'm going to have a big dec

[laughs]im >> laura: no, they make too much money in china. >> honestly, joe is not prepared. that is a sad truth about him. >> laura: rudy, we got of a lot of other topics we want to get to. we destroy thatim topic. >> [laughs] >> laura: i want to get to what attorney general barr said] about mueller's upcoming testimony next week. y watch. >> i was disappointed to see him subpoenaed because i don't think that serves any purpose dragon bob mueller up if he in fact it's going to stick to the report. it seems to me the only reason for doing that is to create some kind of public spectacle and if bob decides that he doesn't want to be subject to that, the department of justice would certainly back him. >> laura: what do you make of those comments? h >> i think that the attorney general realizes this has gone way beyond what normally happens that way beyond the bounds of ethics in discussing the facts about somebody about whom you are not going to bring charges. a 400 plus page report, ten minute sort of suggested press conference, and now we will repeat it all with this kind of g

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others like joe biden are raising a lot of money. he is burning through a lot of money.nders also raising a lot of money. elizabeth warren raised an enormous amount of money while refusing high dollar fundraisers. if she carries her campaign through without holding fundraisers and still manages to raise the kind of money that you need to be a successful candidate, that could change the way campaigns were going forward. david: let's go back to that bern rate. kamala harris is also burning through money pretty fast as well. sahil: she has raised quite a bit of money, is burning through a lot of it. this will be the question going forward, how much our candidates spending? elizabeth warren has hired a huge staff, has invested in the ground game early on, in the belief that she can get their help to craft these important policy proposals, and list volunteers in these important states. that will be an important thing to see, who is burning through money? once the money runs out, candidates cannot travel, and they end up dropping out. this ends up being one of the first things

money management. lou: another blunder from joe biden, 2020 hopeful says he is beat president trump next year.e does not know if he would have farewelled in the past, when asked, he said, i don't know. since then president trump amassed a record of success, setting himself apart from biden, the rest of the radical dim hopefuls for 2020, and his achievements out numbering those of any modern president that preceded him. a majority of americans demonstrating support for president trump's america first economy. in opposition to the open border policies of the radical dimms, the npr, meris poll finds 53% of american adults approve of the president's handling of the economy. when it comes to question of decriminalizing illegal border crosser 66% of americans oppose that idea. 62% oppose national health insurance for illegal immigrants. joining us, former reagan white house political director, leading republican strategist, and fox business political analyst ed rollins. >> thank you. lou: poll after poll. a lot to talk about. i don't see good news, but we'll get your view here. i want to ask you, jo