going to bring in karl rove, good day to you. just curious, may be in a political sense how voters see this. do they see a law and order president going back to 2016 trying to take charge with these federal agents in portland for example, or do they see a former vice president who is laying back a little bit to see how all of this plays out, what is your sense? >> first, let's take what they most obviously see and that is an overbought prosecutor who is doing the stupid thing. here's a couple who i have not seen any footage of them pointing their weapons at people, but think about it. the prosecutor says it's wrong for you to display a weapon, to defend your home when people have broken through a fence in an iron gate, walked over trespassing signs and are in a private neighborhood walking down a private street, a large mob, and there's nothing wrong with that, but it's wrong to have a display a couple of weapons in a state that has protect your home law. it's absolutely right to say that he is going to take action against her an

joining us now to break it all down, fox news contributor, we call him the f architect, karl rove. rl, we need an interpreter. can you interpret what that is and they just fade to black now. joe is losing it. sorry. we are out of time. you are out. >> yeah, mystifying. i was taken this week with his appearance on joy reid's new msnbc program. he was her inaugural guest. she immediately gives him a chance, what do you think of biden's handling of coronavirus, continues toli pummel him for a few moments. she lets him go. and then she turns over and sa says, look, if you're elected, the pandemic problem is still raging. walk us through, she says, walk us through what you would do differently next year.en he then makes seven statements.. every one of the recommendations he is going to do next year is already being done. he says, i've been talking about the defense production act. well, president trump used that in march and he says we need to have everyone wear masks. well, the cdc and white house coronavirus task force recommended that months ago. he said we need to make certain diffic

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i want to bring in karl rove, former deputy chief of staff to george w.n, none of us are. but he had great humility. i thought that was a great word brought forward by governor huckabee. and he was also a man of joy which president obama referred to. he was so angry over the results of the 2000 election, he refused to come to the inaugural but shortly thereafter he had an occasion to meet president bush and the two men formed a relationship, he was very supportive of the president's no child left behind education effort, the president worked with him closely on renewal of the voting rights act. and so the two men became friends. and it was amazing to me that here was this icon, this man who had suffered brutally at the hands of state troopers on the edmund pettus bridge and you can't look at that footage and not see the courage of that moment. but he was a humble guy and when we come to the white house and you'd say hello to him, he always had the same response which was to say "how are you doing, my brother?" maybe that was a politician figuring out how

karl rove the architect. thank you. today the president laid out exactly what's at stake in november. let's see what he had to say. >> i used to say we would become another venezuela for the same ideology, you would become another venezuela. venezuela used to be some of the richest in the world and in the period one of the richest in the world, among the largest oil reserves. now they don't have water, they don't have medicine, they don't have food. if you've got a lot of oil, it doesn't seem to matter.m they don't have anything. and that can happen to us. all you have to do is look at portland. look at the agitators. look at the anarchists in portland. >> sean: here with the reaction, louisiana senator john kennedy. that's a lot to absorb. i want to get your reaction to all of it.o have great to have you back, sir. >> thank you, sean. i think it would be a fair statement to say the democratic party has taken a hard left and kept driving. many of my democratic friends now believe that socialism, illegal immigration, and

about were already being done, so he doesn't have a clue as to what additional he would do. >> neil: karl rove very much. i wish we had more time. and to karl's point, we are doing a heck of a lot better. ♪ right now, there are over a million walmart associates doing their best to keep our nation going. because despite everything that's changed, one thing hasn't and that's our devotion to you and our communities. our priority will always be to keep you and our associates safe, while making sure you can still get the essentials you need. ♪ - sir. - you're talking about a first [runnigeneration americanren] from the streets of the imperial valley who rose to beat the odds. she worked nights and weekends till she earned herself a master's degree. she was running in a marathon when a man behind her collapsed from cardiac arrest. and using her experience saved this man's life. so why do i think there should be more people like carmen bravo in this world? because that man... was me. the coronavirus is wrecking stif the senate doesn't act, it will mean painful cuts to essential public services across

it's kind of interesting to see cheney looking kind of benign there, and karl rove looking so evil, when nowadays it's sort of reversed in the pop culture. >> one other thing i think is interesting is if you ask most americans, at least at the time, the perception was, karl rove is an evil genius. dick cheney pulling all the strings, and again, philip pointed out, george w. bush, very small. it will be interesting how history evaluates that relationship, and if any of you have been to the george w. bush library, it's a wonderful place to visit. again, i think they try very hard and obviously philip knows better than anybody, to push back on this narrative that his decisions were controlled by other people. and again, it will be interesting to see how the public perceptions change as history goes on. >> yeah, i recall very personally one occasion where this played out. i was the director of the 9/11 commission. we interviewed both of the relevant former presidents, bush and clinton. and the vice presidents, cheney and gore, in the course of our investigation. arranging these interviews wa

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karl rove 'd karl rove the turd blossom as we've talked about is in charge now and i'm not seeing anything that rove is doing is almost like rosa rose can open you are going to i hope we can squeak look less than $100.00 days from the election talk about where we are with you know where it comes electoral college where it is where the where it's one lost and popular vote popular vote right now to me doesn't mean as much what as what electoral vote is with will is so popular vote bines latest nearly 10 points. 'd vote that's going to be won in these battleground states and as you run down that list of the battleground states at present wisconsin by the 10 i would trump is a point and a half north carolina 2 percentage point basically dead even in florida biden 7 to 8 percent arizona biden is for as you go down the list many of the states those battleground states that trump won in 2016 he is actually only leading in iowa a sign of trouble i think it's i think florida of all the battleground states in order to exhibit florida especially is crucial to president trump if he has any chance and

let's bring in wall street journal columnist karl rove, served to george w. bush.ood to see you, first of all, what do you make of joe biden's performance, he came out of hibernation, the press gave him good marks. karl: it took him 3 months to have news conference and maybe we will have to wait another 3 months before he has his next one. they obviously had him rested, prepared and ready for it and he came across quite well, i thought. paul: well, then, what do you make of his strategy? he has been basically building a 10-point lead in hibernation in basement. i guess the question is if your -- you're winning, why change? [laughter] karl: reappear in another couple of months. look, he's had the advantage of being off the stage so the light while we have gone through a pandemic, while we've gone through an economic recession, while we've gone through, you know, a rocking recovery from the pandemic with fits and start, he's been off the camera and the camera has been pointed straight at donald trump and the lights have been hot and they have singed the president. 4

writing this, use driving waste suburban rhetoric voters in the week it went south for trump and then karl roveat the trump campaign needs to hit reset. joining me now, former speaker of the house newt gingrich, host of the fox news can and do good to see you and thank you for being here tonight. what's your reaction to those folks and their concerns? are they right? >> i think they have every reason to be concerned, but i also think that the president will in fact put together a very good campaign. i think that if you watch the jobs numbers i just came out are amazing. they are now talking that we might actually have 21% growth in domestic product between now and the end of the year because our congressional budget office numbers. if the president can deliver, that will be a big step in the right direction. i also think that there are things the president should do and i think he should be aggressively putting out a big vision of what he would like to achieve in his second term and i think he ought to be challenging the congress to pass a 12 month holiday from the payroll tax and to pass 100%

here with more fox news contributor, we call him the architect karl rove. your reaction in the state of the race from your perspective. >> i think you put your finger on it. there needs to be a big contrast made and i think the president did a good job on getting the energy issue in texas. it's not only the opposition of fracking and immediate leasing on federal lands, it is also an immediate ban on leases in federal waters. and if president trump had been on the opposite side not in west texas but the eastern side of the state, he would have been in houston with the economy that depends mightily upon somatic increase and exploration and production that is coming out of the gulf of mexico. but that would in hand, no more releases for the gulf of mexico and in the immediate ban. if you want your utility bill to go higher and your gas bills to go higher in united states to become dependent again on foreign sources of energy, vote for biden energy plan. you know, it is amazing to me, i just saw a letter from the laborers union international to the ohio oil and

karl rove reacts to that.y of a bigger world in a highly-connected lexus vehicle at the golden opportunity sales event. lease the 2020 es 350 for $359 a month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. new jobs out today. d.c. trying to get the economy in line. is china about to return diplomatic fire? jordan chang is here to take that on. and more about joe biden's campaign and the president addresses the lockdown in america. more of dr. marc siegel's exclusive interview. i'm bill hemmer. see you at the top of the hour. >> trace: most americans are afraid to share their political views according to a new poll from the cato institute. what does this mean a little more than 100 days before voters head to the polls? let's bring in karl rove, fox news contributor. good to see you. in your op-ed in the "wall street journal," you're talking about joe biden's lazy new ideas and you write the following. questioning here, joe biden's strategy to become president appears to be a,

karl rove saying trump's tweeting habits, that doesn't advance his cause.at do you say? >> i think what mick is making a very good point here. whenever donald trump is talking about joe biden, making the case that the u.s. will be unmitigated disaster, specifically that he is a senile, corrupt chinese-loving hypocrite who would be a figurehead for the far left and socialism. that is a good message. when you talk about what president trump has done for the black community versus what joe biden done the past 40 years. that is great. from what karl rove is saying i don't necessarily agree about the tweets. you need a contrast with more message focused. every time we're out there, take chicago for example, number of children that died. what trump should be doing, here are the people who died, because the democratic policies. make the case that you're going to advance america forward and donald trump can certainly recover and win this election. elizabeth: you know, we have rashida tlaib, michigan congresswoman, progressive doing a big hard push, pulling the demo

congressman dan crenshaw joining us with a reaction to the idea and others in moments about karl rove, here with their analysis and we begin with correspondent mike tobin with a closer look at what's behind the growing protests across the country. hey, mike. >> hey, martha, i can tell you this week in the big pylon of groups demonstrating in chicago and one of the groups demonstrating refusing fascism and they are opposed to the federal agents showing up in chicago as part of operation legend. they said the demonstrators in portland and that's despite clarity of the top level of government that the federal officers in chicago focus on gangs, guns, drugs, and officers of portland to protected with federal buildings and black lives matter's protest composed with a numbe number different gs advocating things like defunding the police. if joined by groups like the chicago activist coalition of justice, wearing yellow shirts and forming a wall of human shields to protect protesters. at the same time, antipolice protesters and the blue rally held by the christopher columbus statue was remov

to karl rove while we can, your impressions, karl. >> -- that was the quote. to karl rove. >> they stamp their feet, wag their finger, lash out at the attorney general and not give him a chance to answer their questions and if he did get an answer in to their questions they immediately ignored him, stomped off and went on, this is embarrassing, why chairman nadler, i give the democrats credit, they prepared this, they knew their attack lines, they said i'm taking back my time, they knew how to control the dialogue but they come off looking like jerks. >> bill: geraldo, stand by. joe biden speaking in delaware. let's stop by there. >> taxpayer dollars invested by the administration in purchasing things to rebuild roads. fill those cracks in the sidewalks. instill braud band. close the digital divide. create safe places to live and work where you can drink clean water. breathe clean air. and shop in the nearby grocery store with a fresh stock of healthy food. we can't rebuild our economy and meet this climate crisis unless we create opportunities for people to b

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the president taking a more disciplined approach and karl rove karl rove, white house deputy chief oftor, good to have you here today. what was your assessment of that briefing yesterday, is at the turn indirection that may make a difference in some of the poll numbers for the president? >> i think the president's team hope so because it is a pretty dramatic change. he was disciplined, focused, restrained and short and i think that's what his team has been asking for much earlier and i think they are hoping that this is still done in time. this is what we want to see. commander in chief, he had a message, didn't sugarcoat it and on the other hand he did point out that there are things that we are doing that are going to confront this and i thought it was a good performance. i know from several of his team members that this is what they've been working for and hoping for. >> martha: what your assessment as we are about 100 days from the election and we look forward to a question i've covered many presidential elections but i haven't seen a new cycle like the one that we've been living

coronavirus pandemic put a hold on such meetings it was preparing its leaders for the coming election karl rove is the field director it used to be that only the unions had the high tech capacity to do these big phone banks and run voter lists we actually brought that to local organizations. local groups in the california cause alliance played a major role in swinging power from republicans to democrats in the state today it's capable of turning now closed. 1000000 voters for elections well there was demographic change played in the transformation of california politics it's played a central role what we're saying is we need to make the electorate actually reflect who the people are and we've been at it for a while our wake up call was the ninety's we got a hell of a lot smarter and more sophisticated. in april of 1992 use of excessive force by police in california at least a powerful reaction like what happened in cities across the u.s. george floyd was killed by a minneapolis police officer in may huge riots broke out in los angeles where white police officers were found not guilty for the br

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karl rove, enjoy the holiday. thanks. >> alicia: a major about-face in texas.r abbott issuing a statewide mask order requiring most texans to wear face coverings and public. back in april, abbott banned local governments from mandating masks but that has all changed as a virus rages uncontrolled. jonathan serrie is live with more on this. >> this really represents a 180-degree turn for a governor who until recently had tried to keep mask usage voluntary, thinking that voluntary work on the part of texas residents would be enough to mitigate the spread of covid-19. but republican greg abbott says mandating face coverings is not just about protecting public health, it's also about protecting the economy. >> wearing a face covering is not the convenient thing to do. but i also know that wearing a face covering will help us to keep texas open for business. >> president mike pence's visit to arizona this week was due in part to several members of the secret service detail testing positive or exhibiting symptoms up for coronavirus, according to reports in "the washin

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bush fox news contributor karl rove mr.s always this is a smart move to he cancel the convention rather than pouring money into planning which could be canceled anyway. >> we are not that far away from convention five piques away from time delegates to arrive in charlotte somehow get to jacksonville, or have part in charlotte to conduct official business of the convention and then have the nomination acceptance in jacksonville, i hated to be the convention planners, they've been, not a good year to be in charge of the republican or democratic national conventions how they pull this off draw an audience the purpose of conventions officially is to nominate the candidate the political impact the largest moment between time that a candidate announces, and time we get to the presidential debates that people tune in to watch the presidential candidates i think was like 35 million, for donald trump, 2016, 34 million for hillary clinton. >> do you think democrats have to canes their convention different state he have nevertheless a

jillian: karl rove says democrats response to the unrest in portland has shown how far left the party and condemns joe biden for not condemning the violence. >> arson, those people are to be prosecuted but he never put it in the context of i deplore what is happening on these nights in portland, oppose the violence we are seeing in seattle and the reason is because the left of the democratic party is afraid of angering this faction was there is a contagion that has taken over the leadership of the democratic party, critical of standing up and being strong for what they are to be strong for and that is the rule of law in america. jillian: former police officer tom homan reacts to the chaos in portland and local response coming up. todd: coronavirus of stopping 150,000 in the us, that number rising for a third straight week. the nation reporting 4.4 million covid-19 cases accountable for a quarter of all cases in the world. 7 states reporting a record number of deaths in a single day, florida, california, texas, north carolina, arkansas, oregon and montana. louis goehmert says he is a s

jillian: joe biden has been critical of the president's pandemic response but as karl rove points outhe strategy looks like the president's. >> i was taken this week with his appearance on julie read's new msnbc program, she gives him a chance, what do you think of donald trump's handling of coronavirus, he begins to pummel him for a few moments and then says if you are elected, the pandemic is probably still raging so walk us through what you would do differently next year. he then makes twee 7 statements, every one of the recommendations he's going to do next year is already being done. >> we will see if mister biden gets the lead during the pandemic, the election, that pesky thing on november 3rd just 100 days away. prepared to mask up asked nfl games. it will look like this was a spokesperson confirming the leak mask policy is on twitter right now saying all fans are required to cover their faces at games this season. several vendors are reselling masks for fans to show their team spirit, they will look like this, the regular-season scheduled pickup september 10th but i will not b

karl rove likes to remind me of that. ling author, former top aide to president george w. bush with us right now. karl, do you buy that? could a republican lose the state of texas? i don't know when the heck the last time that's happened. >> well, last time that that happened was in 1976, but yeah, republicans could lose the state if they take it for granted. they almost did in the senate race in 2018 and that was a wake-up call. at the same time ted cruz is beating robert francis o'rourke by less than 3%, our republican governor and -- is winning re-election by i think it was like 14 points and the rest of the statewide republican ticket was winning largely comfortably. so the republicans need to wake up and get their act together and the good news is they have, since 2018. senator john cornyn who is up for election this year has helped set the tone and we have a very aggressive voter registration effort and a very large get out the vote effort planned for the fall here in texas. i'm involved as a chairman of the board of

joining us now, architect karl rove, reaction and analysis. between the enemy comment, between bolshevik bernie, aoc, the new green deal sorry. beto o'rourke, pelosi, and schumer. i've never seen a candidate go hard or left because he needed to shore up his base. >> it's robert francis or rourke. it's interesting to me , about the surplus military equipment bid he's being asked s receiving surplus military equipment, and he said something that i think it's really far out there. he says, surplus military equipment for law enforcement, they don't need that. they show up with an armed humvee and it makes them look like in military, and they become the enemy. while, look, we've seen situations, and you had some of them on your camera on your screen recently in which it was clear that you are walking in with the normal suv or police car was not enough. you needed it in places like portland and seattle to have armored humvees to get in there. what's interesting is he's being interviewed. if the interviewer is a bernie guy. he says, what -- but do we

karl rove has pointed this out today in his opinion piece calling for the defense production act to maketors trump already did that biden calls for covid-19 testing while 50 million of 40 been tested bidens is help for small businesses the president re- signed into law $650 million worth of help for small businesses.lt and advisory board member great to see you do need he sounds like president trump. your reaction? >> yes. i am not surprised. first of all joe biden is a serial plagiarize are he was before he got into politics and fast-forward he is still a plagiarize or. everything you just mentioned the president already has these initiatives in place. former vice president biden has no new policy ideas he is driven and controlled by the radical left. they are pulling his strings and he needs to be reminded of the failures of himself and former president obama. they dropped the ball regarding swine flu and how to handle it. with a vaccine there were delays and mistakes made and they depleted the federal stockpile for medical supplies. he needs to be reminded of all the things they did w

and so i'm -- i've also published hillary clinton's memoir, "what happened" but i also published karl rove's memoir about his time in the white house. i feel like first draft of history if they're book of quality and i believe those books were, then they are important contributions to what we need to know about how our country is either moving forward or not. and so i tend to think there shouldn't be a sort of, we only publish -- on the other hand if a book is going to say things that are irresponsible and if it's not going to be a quality book, then you wouldn't publish it. >> what do you think, brandon? >> i like the way that priscilla just filmed it -- just framed it in terms of publishing the first draft of history. that sounds like a fair and rigorous way to sort of -- i don't know -- at least give the opportunity to have these kinds of conversations and i especially like how you phrase it in terms of you want to understand the influence the forces of influence on our special political conversations. so you have a brain. if something is bad, inaccurate, if something is just wrong or inf

. >> not to mention, brian, we both think that karl rove is may be ruthless but very, very good at what he does, he says it's time for president trump to reset his campaign, what say you? >> i do and it's not a massive reset but we saw over the last two days, he mentioned the masks, he said i'm wearing it, i've worn it before and i'm going to start wearing it, he also said, those great economic numbers, very happy about it, good night, everybody, tip your waitress is. and he did not take questions and that was key, he did not step on his own message and that is key, he just talked to the press briefly and got on the plane. if he pulls off the speech and they don't like the south dakota forest on fire and the mountain stays there that's -- you will begin to chip away in the scenario will be it's close enough to force joe biden out, it's like if he gets blown out in football if you want the team to start throwing the ball, you're going to have to close down and if he can get closer, camping three or four times a day, he will make this whole thing of circus. >> do you see any downside? is

joining us now, the architect, karl rove with an reaction to alln of this. karl, between the enemy comment, the reallocate comment, bolshevik bernie, they actually plagiarized that, aoc, the new you green deal czar, beto o'rourke, pelosi, schumer, i've never seen a candidate go hard or left because he needed to shore up his base. >> yeah. incidentally, it's robert francis o'rourke, not that other name. was interesting to me is this thing about the surplus military equipment. he's in an interview, he's being asked about the cops receiving surplus military equipment, and he said something i think is really far out there, he says surplus military equipment for law enforcement, they don't need that. they show up with an armed humvee and it makesmv them look like the military, and they become the enemy. look, we've seen situations -- you had some of them on your camera, on your screen recently -- in which it was clear that walking in with a normal suv or police car was not enough. you needed it in places like portland and seattle, to have armored humvees to get in

conservative karl rove pointed this out in his opinion piece today.production act to make ventilators. trump did that. called for covid-19 testing. 350 million have tested. help for small businesses of the president signed into law $660 million worth of health for small businesses. welcome to fox news contributor, black voices for trump advisory member, deneen borelli. he is sounding awful lot like president trump. your reaction? >> i am not surprised, liz. first of all, joe biden is a serial plagarizer. he was before he got into politics. fast forward he is still a plagarizer. everything you just mentioned the president already has these initiatives in place. former vice president biden doesn't have any new policy ideas. he is being driven and controlled by the radical left. they are pulling his strings. joe biden needs to be reminded of the failures of himself and former president obama. they dropped the ball regarding swine flu and how to handle it, with the vaccines. there were delays and mistakes that were made. they depleted the medical stockpil

karl rove goes through a whole list of things that joe biden has talked about on television, and literallyrything he said, president trump is already done. >> harris: wow. i come to you, emily, just in terms of the messaging that goes forth. when i saw the conversation, i don't know that it brings people together, the name calling. to call someone a racist. we've seen it, we see in the name calling a different ways among all politicians over the years. right? but we are out of time now when we are all calling for a kumbaya and go forth after the death of george floyd is it helpful to hear the former vice president called the current president a racist? >> emily: i don't think name-calling is helpful. there are some who argue that that label is necessary. if they truly believe that, i'm not going to trample on their right or feeling to say so. extensively on this network that i think all voters deserve something to vote for, not against. i think both candidate biden and president trump should articulate either their second term or first term respectively, with that would look like. but thei

of attention in the rose garden speech about the president and he gave the other day, he is what karl rove had to say about that. >> rule number one if you're president running for election the most powerful president as the president of united states any of the biggest megaphone, platform, give the greatest ability to control the quality and the content and direction of your message the act in that way. don't use presidential advances can't be an offense and turn campaign offensive to presidential effects. >> martha: what do you think about that? >> he's entitled to his opinion and his white board and we've seen it many different times but at the same time i can tell you that not only is the president staying on the message but he's making sure that he provides the contrast between what he would do another might do. i and say that there's one thing about this president. he's delivered on promise after promise after promise, not only from an economy but from a foreign policy standpoint, from the draining the swamp standpoint, he continues to do that and just as committed today as he was al