donald trump versus kamala harris. we are going to tell you everything you need to know heading into this debate including what traps kamala will set, how radical she really is, and what trump can do to come out on top. my angle in moments. first, alive to philadelphia where fox's aishah hasnie standing by. how do we know about what trump is preparing for tonight and how is he feeling? >> good evening. we know a lot from his campaign about how he's feeling in his strategy. i want to make a note to viewers of the former president has now landed in philadelphia. just got off his plane along with his son eric trump, daughter-in-law laura trump, as well as his campaign -- excuse me, his debate prep coach matt gaetz from florida congressman. i've been told the former president is coming to this cool, calm, collected, and well read on vice president harris' record, especially going back to her san francisco d.a. days. that is the strategy tonight for the team and trump: forcing harris to own every biden domestic and foreign

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

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

kamala harris, 1. some saying that kamala harris is just a cog in the democrat machines.shouldn't be mixated on what kamala harris votes or believes. democrats are voting for the party, not the face of the party. so when president joe prd too craggy, she was turned to be the spokes model. another empty vessel that democrats can fill with by the slogans. democrats don't want decisive leaders to guide the nation, a president with vision. they want someone to control. the name on the ballot, largely irrelevant. kamala's own throughout, largely irrelevant. her lack of insight and conviction is a plus. not able to push back on anything the machine wants. voting for harris is like not really a vote for change. it's a vote for higher taxes and regulation, open borders, and political correctness. you know all the things the machine has been jamming down our throat. just like biden, it will be stage managed, told where to stand and what to read. the real power behind the machine is driven by untold numbers of elected officials, academics, and media devices who share a left wing id

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

nothing matters any more in the upside down world of kamala harris, for example, remember kamala's recent against fracking, you might recall. take a look. >> will you commit to implementing a federal ban on fracking your first day in office, adding the united states to the list of countries against fracking. >> there is no question that i am against fracking. >> sean: a complete ban, she said it on numerous occasions. on friday, however, the harris campaign told the hill that their candidate doesn't mean what she said many times and now does not support a fracking ban. now, here is my question to you. which kamala do you believe? i believe the one that said she wants to ban fracking. what about that single payer medicare she cosponsored with bernie sanders, vowing to get rid of private health insurance, this was a few years ago. take a look. >> you support the medicare for all bill. i believe it will totally eliminate private insurance. for people that like their insurance, they don't get to keep it? >> the idea is that everyone gets access to medical care. you don't have to go through th

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

listen, again, what is kamala harris for?r estimation the we have done since kamala harris has been the de facto nominee, 34 sit-down interviews or press conferences where donald trump and j.d. vance have answered questions. kamala harris and tim walz have done exactly one. she spoke for just under 17 minutes, there was of no pushback during that a interview. tim walz's answer of why he lied about carrying a gun into war zone was because he has bad grammar, and the only thing harris could say was the biden administration didn't ban fracking even though she said she would do it on day one. as the vice president, she didn't have the ability to do it. i believe we should listen to what she says. she wants to ban fracking. that would be devastating to the people of pennsylvania. howard: well, i can ask because when donald trump was president, he did try to get rid of obamacare, but i think he's moved on from that, so i wanted to clarify. dick cheney, once known as darth vadar, mr. weapons of mass destruction, says he's voting for

congratulating kamala for the debate is stolen valor.uld be congratulating david muir and linsey davis who did the heavy lifting, and calling that a debate is disinformation. that's like me going into a bar with tyrus and inciting a brawl and then later taking credit for all the broken jaws. you know, it's -- it's just -- by the way, oh, how do you know that it is a sham? kamala confidently and casually unloaded all the hoaxes. the "fine people" hoax peered the bloodbath. project 2025, the abortion ban. these things have all been debunked. would she have done that knowing there would be consequences? she did that knowing there would be no consequences, no follow-ups at all. this was actually a betrayal of knowledge, knowledge being the act of solving a problem. we had agreed to what the problem was. who is kamala? the debate deliberately chose the opposite path. instead of the opportunity to gain a knowledge, they chose to cover it up and betray the public. i went by the stupid assumption that may be they would ask kamala some real quest

because kamala is on it. >> so let's just be clear about this. kamala harris was a prosecutor. she got elected in san francisco and fought crime. >> somebody who is -- she says smart on crime. you could argue tough on crime. >> kamala harris owns the message of being tough on crime. >> laura: oh, real lip? because i didn't know you could be tough on crime and ante anti-police. >> defund the police the issue behind it is that we need to reimagine how we are creating safety. and when you have many cities that have 1/3 of other entire city budget focused on policing, we know that is not the smart way and the best way or the right way to achieve safety for too long the status quo think something you get more safety by putting more cops on the street. that's wrong. >> laura: she tries to blend into whatever background. when it was trendy to be anti-law enforcement. he echoed whatever trite blather whatever other socialists were blatt terring. >> a movement, an standing on te shoulders of the movement before. part of this has to be about changing the system. rehauling the system, up

kamala kino solvind of evaded tm in ways that i think left many americans frustratedm . >> was kamalavasive because she decided to be evasive or or were the people runninwhg tel kamala the machine? were they telling her not to say anything that she believes in? >> and who she are those people? it's you know, i think the vehicle behind kamala and ir said this yesterday in my post-debate commentaryda, we'vea got blackrock in kyiv runninguka a war in ukraine, enriching themselvesin and very significat ways. we have big pharma behinicant wd kamala that is really relying on the affordable care act to directionally continue in the direction it's beeny expe going, which is, you know, very, very expensive pricenss and kind of under deliveryserv of services and reallyic an accounting of an ongoing swath of very sick people in this country. o i think what she did, v where she was very polished, she was very prepared. edbut americans are feeling thes issues in a very visceral way that her talking points and her sophistication and weren't really able to somehow manipulate around. and even if that

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they could not let that happen to kamala.that's a nice admission but it does say a lot because they never once corrected kamala and we've added up over 25 lies she told. as to the federalists and many other fact checkers. despite all of this assistance from abc disney, the woke network, the talk network of liberal democratic talk show hosts, even fake jake our own friend over at fake news cnn was less than impressed with kamala's performance. look at this. >> despite the economy being the number 1 issue facing the country the sitting vice president generally reverted to talking points about a few of her policy proposals. even harris allies today are saying she needs to talk more about what she will do for americans if elective. on the border another vulnerable issue for harris she also dodged >> would you have done anything differently from president biden on this? >> i'm the only president on the stage who has prosecuted transnational criminal organizations for the trafficking of guns, drugs and human beings. >> that wasn't

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

kamala harris backed all kinds of loopholes that allowed pay to sway to continue. kamala has it. trump moved to the us embassy to jerusalem and recognized that city as the capital of israel. kamala harris backed russia on israel to reopen a palestinian consulate in jerusalem and paved the way to a divided city, donald trump issued an executive order to send a simple message to every college campus in america, stop anti-semitism on your campus or lose federal funding. kamala harris desperately trying to win the votes of students, professors, administrators at these universities that 95% vote for her party and they are the ones fueling anti-semitic hatred on college campuses, they fueled it throughout this entire winter, defaced a statue of george washington, on and on and on. all over the press, she support all that. the bottom line, america can't afford four years of kamala harris, can't afford her economics, can't afford or open borders, can't afford any of that but the jewish community in israel should not be forced to endure four more years of kamala harris. think about why yo

trying to explain kamala harris's past. it's both embarrassing and sublimable. >> i love this story as a young prosecutor. kamala harris talked about going in that courtroom for the first time. she's had one client. >> what did he say? >> a young prostitutor. >> tim walz you don't want to send out to talk about kamala -- you get it. >> laura: all i can say is that pick for vice president, that was a disaster, raymond. always great to see you thank you so much. have a great weekend. that is it for us tonight. jesse watters and the gang take it from here. >> jesse: welcome to "jesse watters primetime". tonight... >> david murr, i think he corree 11g calls for an investigation into the abc debate. >> we have a nation that is dying, david. >> you may have heard of springfield, ohio. some facts about immigrants. they are ambitious, hardworking. they commit less time. >> jesse: john legend goes to war against springfield, ohio, from his beverly hills mansion. >> i'm a person who loves watching sports and playing football. enjoys

kamala harris wants to defund the police. kamala harris wants to ban fracking. kamala harris wants to further entrench the ev mandate that sends your tax dollars to china instead of buying american-made cars from american workers. kamala harris has said all these things on videotape and as much as she wants to pretend she agrees with donald trump, i have a suggestion, kamala harris, if you want to enact the policies of donald trump you can do it right now because you are the vice president. do it right now. don't pretend you will do it in six months. i have been in politics for all of two years. i have meant pretty shameless politicians. but, i have met -- not met anybody who has vice president can stand before a crowd and say on day one we will tackle the affordability crisis affecting american families. but, day one was at 1300 days ago. you have been the vice president for three and a half years. if you want to get to work, don't make promises, start doing it now. and here is the final big difference between kamala harris and donald trump. i have been asked b

go ahead. >> laura: trump is leading kamala in the cookie poll.d every election outcome, since 1984, as of today trump has 3006 cookies, just 398 of kamala's were sold. >> jimmy: don't get excited, they have to count the mail-in cookies. i'm not surprised, kamala supporters have been told milk is bad because of cows. the passion is trump. >> laura: now travis kelce getting hit for parties too hard in the offseason. is that why he has a mustache that looks like a porn star? >> jimmy: he wants to be gron gronkowski. he wanted to wind up in every commercial, he's trying too hard and that is the problem. >> laura: he's a great player, seems like a great guy. lose the mustache is all i'm saying. jesse is next. >> todd: a fox news alert, breaking this hour, ne

you know why they went with you kamala harris? because they own kamala harris.harris is an islamist and marxist. have you noticed the silence? while she's trying to figure out how to weasel into being presidency. they know they own her, exactly what she's going to do. they think kamala harris because they can control kamala harris because she believes what they believe and that's why they're not complaining in the least but takes a flip-flop lie. i'll see you next time on life, liberty and levin. ♪ ♪

kamala harris is the border czar. talking a big game now like she wants border security, maybe even a wall, but i think you and i both know that she's had three and a half years to secure the border and, again, democrats have long talked about the plight of children at the southern border. even aoc crying at kids in ages at -- cages at the border. none of them have come to the defense of the 3000 children lost plus -- 300 children lost plus at the southern board e. what do we do to get hose kids back, make sure that they're save? i have to imagine many of hem are in sex sexy or indentured servitude -- sex slavery. their plight cannot be good. >> no. 10 million migrants have entered the country under the biden-harris administration, 300,000 young people they can't account for, 99 individuals who have come into the country who were on the terrorist watch list that they released into the country, and they just made the border czar their nominee? this is how bad it is. i think this issue is front of mind for the american

ironically kamala's favorite phrase does not apply to her.look. >> i can imagine what can be and be unburdened by what has been. you know? what can be unburdened by what has been. what can be -- s. remain focused what many of you have heard me say all the time, s. remain focused on what can be unburdened by what has been. >> sean: if bob iger's abc-disney news disney does it's job, she will most definitely be burdened by what has been. she's burdened by her role in the biden-harris administration got burned by her long held radical beliefs in her own words, she's burned by her lackluster, record. as a political opportunist. and tomorrow night she faces another burden, no teleprompter. but kamala, she is on turf at abc news with moderators who want her win. you know, bearing any kind of political marcoux here it will be three on one against donald trump all night and all that we showed you, abc has an obligation to get answers to. because the election is in 57 days. early voting, ballads have gone out and states are ready. early voting starts

el debate entre kamala harris y donald trump ha terminado.nes siguen entre los electores y el mundo entero. ambos midieron fuerzas durante 90 minutos en los que criticaron las polÍticas del otro. el cara a cara ocurriÓ en filadelfia. ahÍ se encuentra cristina londoÑo, quien tiene las reacciones post debate. adelante cristina. una noche interesante para ambos candidatos. >> asÍ es, octavio. una noche interesante. y ahora el cara a cara se libra en las calles del paÍs y entre los dos partidos, para quedar muy claros. tanto los republicanos como los demÓcratas mÁs allegados a las campaÑas dicen que su candidato fue el que ganÓ. sin embargo, hay titulares en que dicen, por ejemplo, la portada de la revista time, que dice que trump estÁ en problemas. el sitio drudge report dice la noche en que donald trump perdiÓ. pero tambiÉn hay analistas que aseguran que kamala harris perdiÓ la oportunidad de distanciarse mÁs de joe biden para ser la candidata del cambio y perdiÓ tambiÉn la oportunidad de explicarle al paÍs por quÉ ha tenido cambios de posturas

kamala harris will take more money out of american pockets. my plan will leave the typical family with many thousands of dollars more than they have right now. first, i will end kamala harris's and high-energy crusade and implement energy abundance, energy independence and even energy dominance. we have more liquid gold under our feet than any country including russia and saudi arabia. we will be using it. my plan will cut energy prices in half or more than that within 12 months of taking office. it will be an economic revival of our country like no one has ever seen before. energy was what caused our problem initially. energy is going to bring us back. that means we are going down and getting gasoline below $2 a gallon, bring down the price of everything from electricity rates to groceries, airfares and housing costs. that is why opec and the arab nations, honored to have some of my friends here with us today from that part of the world, working hard despite being here that i not be your president. they don't like me. meanwhile, kamala harris

that's harder because kamala harris made grocery prices 25% higher. anybody rich or poor to be able to turn on their heat in the middle of a cold winter night, but that's become harder because energy is 40% more expensive thanks to kamala harris' policies. we want our young people and our beta families to be able to afford the american dreamff of homeownership but that's harder because kamala harris' policies. and most important way at least to me is that we want this country, we want the american dream to be an american dream of second chances. because as i told you my mom struggled with addiction for most of my life. and now i'm proud to say by the grace of god she is been clean and sober for nearly ten years and were so proud of her and so grateful to work. [applause] but, i remember being a teenager and i remember praying at my mom's hospital bed because she taken something that we didn't know what it was and we worry she was never going to wake up. i think anybody who knows anyone who suffer some addiction knows this combination of hope but also

>> there are many reasons to vote for kamala harris.at she's a female of color with a comprehensive plan to address racial injustice and inequality throughout the country. >> reporter: we should note alexa is now giving the same answer for both candidates, saying it does not endorse a political leader, but as you just heard that wasn't always the case. as for political leaders giving answers, kamala harris continues to refuse to do any live tv interviews since last month harris and malls market one single pretaped interview. it was edited when it aired on cnn and trump and vance meantime have done at least 35 interviews. quite a big difference there. >> trace: alexa, what does it feel like to get busted? christina, thank you. [♪♪] [♪♪] >> trace: let's bring in fox news contributor steve hilton and former democratic state senator gloria romero who also made a big announcement today. all of a sudden you have decided you are going to change parties, and i'm wondering is it a sudden decision, long time coming, what is it? >> it's been a lon

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>> we want to thank maria for that policy we have never heard from kamala kamala harris. i would love to hear that from her because american people deserve why she was in one place as one point as a prosecutor and wants to run as a prosecutor but decriminalize her drugs. that is a fine line to walk and she should tell people what she means. but she is a pretty opportunistic transactional politician with california liberal bent. i am open to civil liberty arguments particularly marijuana and how we deal with it and the war on drugs, but you do have to explain it to people particularly the laboratories of democracy trying this in colorado work in and out going well and hurting people. a great way to stop fentanyl from coming over the border is not to govern a position to trump border policies and reverse all of them and get yourself in this mess in the first place. >> john: all you have to walk around is in d.c. and decriminalize what marijuana smells like and you can get a contact high there. marijuana decriminalization, "the san francisco chronicle" rode in march, the 15

it reminds me what the kamala campaign is giving us.treat this election like a scratch off lottery ticket and roll the dice, and hope it's not as bad as we think it's going to be, it's probably going to be worse, and the kamala campaign tonight, they better hope she practices with her trump stand in and hollywood lights, because if she has a biden kind of night, i don't think they can swap her out at this point. they're kind of stuck. >> jesse: they're definitely stuck with her. we've seen some developments, tommy, i've never witnessed in my many years covering the news. we've had very nice things said about donald trump by celebrities. here is for one, the rock. listen to this. >> it was great. the last time, the first time i saw him win, the eyebrow, there it is. he was a fan, but you watch as a fan, he used to -- big sports fan. >> jesse: if that wasn't enough, elton john got in on the action much listen. >> i laughed, i thought it was brilliant. i thought good on you donald, i'm the rocket man. donald has always been a fan of mine a

kamala harris and joe biden basically instigated this, kamala harris was last in the room she said whenhey came up with the decision to leave the way they did and got people killed. it put our allies in harm's way, they did not know that we were withdrawing from afghanistan until we were taking off in planes and running for cover, and leaving people behind, it was a tragedy, it got our people in trouble over there that turley work -- that actually worked with us, the interpreter, people that laid it on the line for us to help take out the taliban, from the begin, you could telec tell -- that kamala harris and joe biden were not truthful, people around them were telling us they were for it we did not want do it this way. larry: if you are secretary of defense, and change joints chiefs, and head of centcom. if they are against it, if the head of your national intelligence is against it. it sit is inc conceivable to me they would buck that, joe biden thought he knew better, he went and lied. he had tolly ily lie to say it was great success, thin saying no americans were made. i know mistak

>> if kamala harris want to protect u.s.teel, i wonder if she knows anyone in a position of authority like the vice president of the united states. donald trump and i have been fighting this trans action since it was announced. . again, it how absurd her entire argument is, laura she is she is trying to say elect me president and i will somehow do all the things i haven't done for the last three and a half years. i don't think americans buy it. >> then today, all of a sudden, after not doing anything for months, sources told "the washington post," that biden will formally block the deal. now, this is the power of economic populism, trump and the angle, joining us now kevin hassett. former senior adviser to trump. kevin, interesting how this is happening. so close to the election is it not, and i know you know a lot about this issue. you know, mobile we are witnessing a bewildering cyclone of policies and retractions and then reassertions and it's just astonishing. it's really almost the death of policy analysis. but the nipp

and kamala harris needs to do a sitdown interview. one thing i can say about president trump is that he will absolutely continue to do media interviews and sit downs with local stations like we do in every battleground state we travel to. hours long podcasts and press conferences., lead harris is going on day 52 of not doing any of that. the american people still have a lot of unanswered questions about her record and where she stands on the issues. >> in the cnn snap poll after the debate, a large majority said that they believe that kamala harris turned in the better performance. you called it a success for donald trump. 63% said she had the better performance. 37% say donald trump. this is actually a republican audience here. four points more republican than actually registered voters. what you make of that ? >> the audience also said that they trust president trump more to handle the economy then they do kamala harris. and his support on the issue of the economy actually increased after last night's debate because he outlined the

with kamala harris, not so fantastic as. >> jesse: voters online with kamala harris selling. >> my husband's life, it was a horrible experience. now the silence, would need to uncover the truth be three more secrets from the secret service. plus... [ ♪♪ ] >> jesse: nobody is perfect, certainly not of me, certainly not you is certainly not gone from. but an imperfect on trump still beats kamala harris on her best. and it neither trump or harris or other breast last night, but they were at their realist, kamala harris was well rehearsed, aggressive kibo voters still don't have a clue about what she wants to do. trump was emotional, and disciplined, but his vision for america was clear. and he owned the good moments. p7 i'm talking now, if you don't mind. does that sound familiar? >> she does not have a plan. she copied joe biden's plan, is sick for sentences. she has no policy. everything she believed three years ago and four years ago is out the window. in fact i was going to send her a maga hat. >> jesse: >> we have a president who does not know he is alive! this is the one the weapon eyes,

not everybody knows who kamala is.she will chew talk time this evening, presenting her biography, and avoiding accountability. this debate is completely unpredictable. we know kamala is looking to throw a punch, but can she take one, can she speak without a script. trump can be presidential, but also self destructive. the country knows trump, but it doesn't know kamala yet and how will abc moderators be. this is a news broadcast that doesn't give 45 a fair shot. it's promoted harris with completely positive coverage. will moderators be fact checking trump? we'll see. tangling with the moderators could help the former president, because no one really likes the media, except me. we like to see them counter punched, and will prove the game is rigged which trump can exploit. because he's not just running against kamala, he's running against the machine behind her. donald trump doesn't have to be her valentine. no one is asking you to fall in love. he's asking for another four year, his last four years, he's termed out, his

but kamala is not the only one complaining. playing the expectation came too and working the refs. >> they are the most dishonest network, the meanest, the nastiest, but that was what i was presented with. i was presented with abc, george slopadopolous. is a nasty guy, i've had him up to here. but let me tell you, he's a very bad kind of a guy and i think a lot of people will be watching to see how nasty they are, how unfair they are. i agreed to do it because they would not do any other network. the other thing is, her best friend is the head of the network. her husband's best friend is married to the head of the network. and they are going to get to questions. i've already heard they are going to get the questions in advance. >> jesse: if the moderators and the media won't ask harris the hard questions, trump has to do it himself. she's going to come in with rehearsed punchlines back know you did nuts, but trump can to rail the whole production by turning to her directly and saying the moderators and the media won't ask you t

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i don't think that is going to be kamala harris' concern. she's going to have to win the heart and the mind of the judge, the people watching at home but probably can't keep up with steve. i'll be frank, steve. you do a great job explaining as well as anybody possibly could but it's going to claver -- glaze over for so many people and i worry about trying to come off and i'm guilty of this, trying to come off sounding smart as opposed to relatable. >> can they cut out that deflation stuff? >> they can't cut it out. [ inaudible ] >> one thing, one advantage she has that she needs to use his that he was the president. what happened in your four years, all that you talk about, you did not do and you lead us into a prolonged pandemic that did not have to be that way because he would not listen to the health experts. you told us to take bleach, which crashed the economy. and you, the advantage she has got -- she is not running against the guy that was an insurgent. you were the president half the time biden and i were in if i'm kamala harris, we

tell kamala harris you are fired.ll not allow people who guess like us to enlighten us about what they have done in office. [applause] charlie: charlie: and this state is one of the most consequential and are the most crucial, which is where you are here, especially this part of the valley. to reiterate what i said earlier, every single one of you going out with turning point action to chase peloton register voters, j.d. we are seeing in the state, that this state eventually becoming more republican. not republican. in 2028 -- [applause] in 2020, we had about 100,000 more registered republicans than democrats. four years later we have 260 thousand more registered republicans than democrats. and that is a net increase. and it is happening because everyday americans are seeing the failure of the open border policies. and seeing what is happening internationally. also, phoenix especially, everyone here is feeling it, it is to be a decade ago one of america's most affordable cities. remember that? remember you used to bra

kamala harris lost that debate because she was kamala harris.ht back at betmgm, everyone gets a welcome offer. so whether you're courtside trying to hit the over... or up here trying to hit the under. whew! or, hitting that win with your crew. ohhh! yes, see defense! or way up here with a same game parlay. yaw! betmgm's got your back. get your welcome offer. and play with the sportsbook born in vegas. all these seats. really? get up to a $1500 new customer offer in bonus bets when you sign up now. betmgm. download and bet today. >> welcome back america. we're here with america's wise man my dear friend, and i'm proud to call him that victor davis hanson wrote many great books the case for trump hoover institute victor davis hanson. 50 some days left before this election, i would like your global view what is your global view of what's taking place right now? >> well i think there's two global views, mark. one is the american role in its foreign policy if you look at the world abroad whether it is the houthis or hezbollah or hamas or iran, or the

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

kamala has shown us she's tough. she has had a career of being tough.he's had a career of solving problems. she has talked about her upbringing, child of two immigrants who came to the american dream, raised by a single mother, worried how they are going to pay the bills, a lot of discussions around the kitchen table. she learned a lot from her mother, and her mother would always tell her don't complain. do not complain about things. go out and solve those problems. kamala harris sees a problem, solve the problem. that has been her mantra. how she started out, she told the story about her best friend in high school who is being molested by her stepfather. she invited that friend to live with them. doing the things to protect us, protect our friends. that got her into becoming a prosecutor to protect victims of crime. as a prosecutor, she put away the worst of the wars, murderers, rapists, sex offenders. she never asked them, are you a republican, a democrat? the only thing she cared about is are you ok. that is the only way she approached public service

kamala harris' office rife with dissent and the biggest from the atlantic, the kamala harris problem. few people seem to think she is ready to be president. why? why? maybe because the washington news media had been doing everything it possibly could to deliver the message that kamala harris was not ready for the presidency for three full years. if you spent one minute reading any of those articles you wasted that minute, and if you are forced professionally to spend more than a minute, as i was, you learned nothing about the real kamala harris, which is the whole point of those articles. the conceit of that kind of journalism is that the reporter can get the inside story about who kamala harris really is, how she really operates, and how we should value her as a political player. these articles are supposed to tell you whether she can someday do what we all saw her do last night, and none of those articles predicted it. this program has been covering, hair is longer than all the news organizations whose headlines i just read. she first appeared on this program when she was the distri

this is bad for kamala harris. but the white house of kamala harris is moving in the right direction and that july number revised down is the worst in nearly four years. >> if you look at june, june's number was revised down in the recent report by 43% from what they originally said it was. it's almost half of what they claim. ? july's numbers, which revised down 22%, these are massive reductions and the fed, the financial markets react to the initial numbers that the bureau of labor is it a ty icks and -- statistics and nowhere close to reality for the numbers and earlier interview about immigration and last month we added 635,000 jobs for people that were immigrants to the united states and we lost 1.3 million jobs for native born americans and those part-time jobs were added that went to immigrants and about half a million full-time jobs we lost. those were native americans. this is a terrible report going down into the substance. liz: we're in a job slow down and manufacturing sector and second worst performanc

kamala harris you say cares about people.ied? why did she let fentanyl important into this country and wreak havoc. why did she let prices go up and do nothing about it jessica? why does she let criminals go prey on elderly people in our cities, a person that cares about other people doesn't do it. you talk about the haitian situation. border patrol agents were trying to prevent illegal aliens from breaking into the country. she lied and said they were whipping them and then imported and inverted 300,000 haitians into this country where people don't even know how to speak spanish anymore have a translator to go to kindergarten. that's what's happening jessica. and let's not argue, please, come on. >> dana: let's not. coming up kamala harris won't have her secret weapon for the debate. ♪ please don't let my dreams run dry ♪ ♪ under me ♪ the more you end up eating the other half of your footlong. no one can resist juicy chicken, smoky bacon, and creamy ranch. get the elite chicken and bacon ranch. now at subway! ♪ ♪ >> jessica:

every time i open instagram there's a live feed of kamala harris but there's no shortage of kamala harris to be had. i think your interview went absolutely fine and i think the way she brushed off the of trump was exactly right. >> will the interview may have been fine but as i said i like more detailed i think she should have spoken longer. let's take you back in the way back machine to a couple of things that candidate harris five years ago said. >> we are banning fracking. >> we helped have to drive electric cars? >> bite 2045 will have zero-emission vehicles 100%. >> kamala harris rejected fracking and then she flipped and yet she tried to minimize that particular by saying things that were untrue. >> the border comment was the most of all. when she ran on these things against biden for the democratic nomination last time she went nowhere because they take out these ideas or popular so it makes than she's not actually changing her mind but she doesn't stand by them anymore and i would have liked to have seen that pressed harder from the unabashed. but why have you abandoned these and

powering possibilities. >> kamala's victims. >> laura: kamala's victims.ice president harris will try to argue tomorrow night she deserves your vote because she's th e futures and donald trump is the end of democracy. all is calm in america with her in the seat and should be a beacon of safety. >> last year 554 deaths in riverside fentanyl related. inla 2016, we had two. this is tidal wave of death and destruction coming across the open southern border.en we have to get a handle on this fast, it is wrecking our communities. kamala's kabul does not care, nt they are bringing in certain amount of criminals, they wrote it off as collateral damage. elites are not affected, regular americans are, like in sprin springfield, ohio. >> they are flipping cars in thm middle oidf the street. >> what do you expect of us as citizens? i understand they are here undea temporarrey protected status ani understand our city services arf overwhelmed, who is protecting me? >> laura: kamala's answer, sorry, you are on your own.s ma marching? orders from january 2021 were to impo

harris. >> there many reasons to vote for kamala harris.uy: sorry i can't, except i c can, another a.i. tool, praising kamala harris, bashing trump effectively, we will discuss that in more coming up. ♪ craig here pays too much for verizon wireless. so he sublet half his real estate office to a pet shop. there's a smarter way to save. comcast business mobile. you could save up to an incredible 70% on your wireless bill. so you don't have to compromise. powering smarter savings. powering possibilities. switch to comcast busines internet and mobile and find out how to get the latest 5g phone on us with a qualifying trade-in. don't wait! call, click or visit an xfinity store today. introducing a revolution in pain relief. absorbine junior pro, the strongest numbing pain relief available. it's the only solution with two max strength anesthetics for fast penetrating relief absorbine junior pro. nothing numbs pain more. ♪ ♪ >> welcome back to "the big weekend show", the secret service leadership on blast as the congressman leading the investigati

for president against kamala harris, as they are word tonight. kamala harris won that first statewide campaign by less than 1% of the vote in california, and that is why she is where she is tonight. she is pulling four points ahead of donald trump in the latest wisconsin pole. a market university law school pole, the most trusted pole in wisconsin, shows that among likely voters, kamala harris is pulling at 52 in wisconsin and donald trump is pulling at 48. that is in a state where the last two presidential elections have been decided by less than 1% of the vote. in 2016, donald trump won wisconsin with 47.2% against hillary clinton's 46.5% and in 2020, joe biden won wisconsin with 49.4% against donald trump's 48.8 percent. that is how close it is supposed to be in wisconsin. a four point gap in the marquette poll in wisconsin among likely voters is more than what democrats could have reasonably hoped for at this point in the campaign, and that polling was completed before wisconsin watched what karl rove saw in that debate before, which karl rov

this strategy, kamala harris looks like she is playing to win. jonathan, the next big event is the vp debate. and it's stunning to think they could have the final word in this race if there is no second debate. again, it's an if. we watch and we wait to see. how high are the stakes are people going to watch? could that change minds? >> it could change some minds at the margins. i think not a ton. certainly i think tim walz could reinforce the campaign of reassurance that i mentioned a minute ago for kamala harris. aimed at that sort of middle of the road voter that's never going to vote to trump but isn't quite sure they can get to kamala harris. i do think she has to do a little bit more especially on the immigration issue. this is the focal point for donald trump going after immigrants. turn off a lot of americans. she's got to find a way, kirsten, to say, yes, we're a nation of immigrants. we're also a nation of laws. talking about the border and border security. how does she find that balance? if she can find that balance on that issue in par