let's get some last-minute analysis from karl rove and kellyanne conway. let's start with kelly anne beile you had a piece on foxnews.com about the six key things you will look for. has that changed over the course of the day? >> it has not. i made point in that statement that politically speaking no one had a better 2022 then ron desantis and no one has had a worse 2023 then ron desantis. he has a chance to reset and regain the attraction and excitement around his campaign. he has debated in the past andrew putna him, charlie crist. the other season debaters chris cristi and mike pence know their way around the podium. they will not have any stage fright. i believe the task for each of these candidates is to portray confidence, but also to project competence. if you are hung up on something or somebody is making you angry it is important to stay calm and remember your audience is not each other. it's not even the moderators necessarily. the audience is we the people. look in the camera and take your case directly to the people. last thing, all these candi

joining us now, karl rove and kellyanne conway.ce on foxnews.com about the six key things you're to going to look for. has that changed to over the course of the day? >> it has not. and i made the point in that piece, dana and bill, that politically speaking nobody had a better 2022 than ron desantis, and nobody's had a worse 2023 than ron desantis. he's got an opportunity to reset, to regain the traction, the excitement around his campaign. he has debated in the past, adam putnam, charlie crist, the other seasoned debaters, chris christie and mike pence, i don't think they'll have any kind of stage fright. and i believe the task for each of these candidates is to both portray confidence but also to project competence. and if you're hung up on something or somebody's making you angry, it's incredibly important to stay calm and remember your audience is not each other, it's not even the moderators necessarily. the audience is we, the people. so look in that camera and take your case directly to the people. last thing, all these cand

you bring up a good point with karl rove.ns have to do a better job of pointing out how radical the other side is. they are for abortion all the way up until birth. joey: there no closer to the middle area then some republicans. will: make 70 articulate their position on abortion. coming up we will have cory mills on the program. joey: turning to headlines for people dead and three others her after a pennsylvania home exploded yesterday. one person is still missing, the blast destroying three surrounding buildings and damaging the dozen others. the cause of the explosion is under investigation. republican congressman greg steube of florida is filing articles of impeachment against president biden claiming he abused his influence by protecting his son hunter from the law. he said it's long past time to impeach joe biden, he is undermine the integrity of his office, brought this on the presidency, betrayed his trust as president and acted in a manner subversive of the rule of law. pretty heavy stuff there. and to baseball, the

take a listen to karl rove. >> if he doesn't show up there are going to be people to say to themselveshasn't he said he's the world's greatest debater. maybe there's something he won't want to talk about, and doubts will begin to grow. doubts are growing. >> at the same time, the candidate with arguably the most to win over lose at the debate, ron desantis, denies even knowing about a debate strategy memo that suggests, among other things, that he hammer away at vivek ramaswamy and that he should quote, invoke a personal anecdote story about family, kids, casey, showing emotion, a nod to his reputation for chilly awkwardness. let's ask tim miller, former communications director for jeb bush's 2016 campaign, a writer at large for the bulwark and an msnbc political analyst. i wonder what you make of this times reporting if he's going to stay away from the debate, go talk to tucker, and is karl rove right, it's going to make him look like a chicken? >> i wish. i mean, look, i hate to say this, i wish karl rove is right, but this guy has been wrong for nine years, maybe longer. he's wishin

what to these candidates have to do weather is there not question of joining a fox news contributor karl roveow you love this stuff even at this stage is full of talent, what you're going to have right now early on welcome. i first want to hear your take on the rules. no opening statement, one minute to answer questions 30 seconds for follow-up, 45 seconds for a close. if i give your candidate those rules would you emphasize that he or? >> first of all it's affirmation this is not a debate this is a news conference in which were strictly limited in your responses to the questions. if you are going to make an attack make an attack on somebody who matters and that means donald trump weather is there or not. and keep a focus if you can on what it is you think gives you the best chance to cause people to flock to your standard this is a lesson about scoring points with attacks on others then it is giving people a vision of what it is you want to achieve and what you would do as president they find as compelling. that may involve attacking somebody made involve describing what you have done what y

karl rove to analyze. good morning from austin, texas. what did you learn from our numbers, karl? >> well, first of all remember we -- things in a primary the end to change dramatically sometimes and vivek ramaswamy has got the mo, no ifs, ands or buts. will he be john carey 2004. the leader was howard dean and john kerry began to move up in the polls winning iowa and new hamp hampshire. it was a little bit of a surprise. he hung on. on the other hand, her man kane in 2012. it came and went. the question will be in the debate next week, this is a good poll for vivek. the question is, is he going to be able to build on it by a performance in the debate that says to people he really is exciting, new and different and i'm all for him? >> dana: what's interesting, karl. this is the question of your second choice for gop nominee. what i think is interesting in march desantis was 52%. now down to 37%. ramaswamy was at 0 but now up to 22% and pence was at 16 and now at 11. so both pence and desantis lost some with second choice preference and ramaswamy picked those up. what does it say a

thank you very much, karl rove. good seeing you.lly for the former president in all these battles and indictments. 91 different charges across four criminal cases. how that sorts out for the former president. that's tomorrow. "the five" is now. >> jeanine: hello, everyone. i'm judge jeanine pirro along with dana perino and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >> jeanine: here's how to deal with the woke mob. republican presidential candidate vivak is schooling a self-described pan sexual activist who decided to confront him over lgbtq issues. >> have a negative vie

we need karl rove. karl rove is with us of this morning.lear front runner, donald trump in our power rankings but virtually tied with biden in a head to head matchup. does that surprise you? >> not really, former president, popular among republicans, president biden is a weak incumbent. what is interesting to these are national numbers. what will matter is what happens in iowa and new hampshire. in 2008 hillary clinton was way ahead of barack obama at this point. in 2016 jeb bush was leading the pools. one month before mitt romney, was nominated in 2,012, a month before the iowa caucuses gingrich was leading. what matters is these in state polls and trump has a big lead in iowa but not as big as his lead nationwide and similarly in new hampshire his numbers are below his national numbers. we've got a long way to go. the front runner, likely nominee is donald trump but a lot of nominees. stuart: have we yet seen the impact of the trial still to come? the indictments? have we seen the impact on republican candidates? >> we see one affect. whe

karl rove. this is from the nbc poll last week. 32% positive rating, 39% is very negative.o doubt there might be some polls that show she is really popular but the -- this is about the average that she has out there. karl, what is she thinking? >> darned if i know. i have great poll numbers and i'm in the 30s approval. when you got a problem it is better to acknowledge it. if she said i realize the numbers aren't where i want them to be. it means i need to work harder at communicating the message of what we've done in this administration which is blah, blah, blah. instead it is like let me take the reality that you are understanding in your own personal view of american politics and tell you you are wrong. it is not a good way to respond. not at all. >> bill: we wanted to take a look now, karl, about voter turnout. we just found some of these numbers interesting. i don't know if your own research backs it up or not. call for two. voter turnout in the 2022 mid-terms compared to four years prior 2018 mid-terms, black voter turnout dropped by 10%, asian pacific islander, fell,

karl rove, thank you. thank you very much.rket not much price movement i think people are waiting for the cpi tomorrow the dow is up eight, the nasdaq is down 63, any big war with us this morning. was talk about the consumer price index with us tomorrow we have predictions it's good to go up year-over-year. the consumer inflation rate will go to 3.2% up from 3% previously. if that happens i'm not suggesting it is not forecasting but if that happens what happens to the market? >> the fed's biggest nightmare will be every acceleration of inflation. if it comes in line i think it'll be a nonevent. we go about that from an acceleration perspective that's going to be a real problem for the market. if this sells off because of the re-acceleration it still buy the dip environment in the short term until we go into a recession. if you do see that and trying to make a tactical move that'll be a good opportunity to do so. oil prices where they are and commodities there is a chance whether the cpi or next month that shows august i think

former white house deputy chief of staff karl rove with us now. good morning to you. jordan's story is gripping, really stops you in your track and one of thousands of people who are living that life right now. karl, good morning and thank you for being here. saw your piece in the journal this morning. you write this. if i were a betting man i would say mr. trump shows up. he must be the center of attention but no one knows now, probably including mr. trump. he may decide at the literal last hour. so you are on record as saying thumbs up he will be there. >> well, i said if i had to bet. and of course that was before he last night proceeded to say he is not going to sign the pledge he would support the nominee of the republican convention. that's big news. it has implications for the immediate. it means unless he signs that pledge, he is not going to be in the august 23rd debate. if you were to become the nominee he has given license to any skeptical republican who is concerned about his behavior on january 7th or exaggeration and lies about having won the election. he

karl rove, former white house deputy chief of staff, best selling author. rl, you know, john ended with, i think, a significant insight here. if the goal all along was to sort of kneecap republicans and hurt donald trump, well, they've escalated his values in the polls. that could be short-lived, and maybe that was the intent because he's the nominee they prefer, and you've heard that he can't win a general election. lo and behold, this past week some polls come out that show, yes, he can. i just wonder your thoughts on this and when those going after him could be going too far. what do you think? >> well, we don't know. you're right, each of the previous indictments has helped the former president many in his poll standings, and the question is, does this latest one help him. we won't know for a few weeks. but the question is what is the cumulative the impact. this was a revealing number that "politico" dug up for us. they looked at the donations to the trump campaign following his april 4th pleading guilty on the hush money case in manhattan, the sort of d

karl rove here. and the republican alternative to move away from that. who would that benefit if indeed it does come up, karl? >> well, obviouslish florida has been a great destination point. but look, it's going to be to the advantage of every republican that talks about the republican agenda of less government, lower taxes, sensible regulation, maximum freedom, support of free markets. you mentioned the investment firms. texas has gained schwab, which moved from san francisco. fisher investments moved from seattle to dallas. it's not just investment firms. think about this. caterpillar is now head quartered in dallas, texas. a lot -- a number of other major manufacturing companies have either expanded their operations in texas or moved their headquarters there. one of the largest apple and google facilities will be located in the center of texas. it's not just investment houses. >> neil: with that wave of people that go to these states, does it change the complexion of the state? in texas, does it

anita went to throw this to karl rove on "one nation" l less i dd something for fastening to say.s is politics not necessary but the principles of morality of abortion but the question of how it plays a politically part let's listen to karl rove. >> we have learned that if the republicans do not have a good answer on abortion and they look like they're overreaching, they are going to be in trouble. on the other hand what to learn from ohio gubernatorial race florida gubernatorial race in the georgia race that a republican candidate who can articulate their view about abortion in a comfortable positive optimistic way, even if they are very tough on abortion can win reelection. ask her anything, anita? >> i think he's right, i do. but i also looked back to the midterms were abortion played such a key role. the red wave was supposed to happen. it didn't happen we had a red trickle. a lot of people said it was because of abortion and that leak from the supreme court. that just turned off a lot of voters. think republicans have to be very careful in the way they play this. going back t

we interviewed karl rove. we interviewed chief justice rehnquist or excuse me, -- cheney, all the people who had served on that process committee. and as it turned out, the right wing of the president's party did not want harriet miers that o'connor seat, because you might remember it was called the swing seat. she a moderate conservative and sometimes voted with liberals, particularly on abortion and affirmative action and sometimes she voted with conservatives and. the right wing of the party had been just waiting, waiting, waiting for her to leave so they could put certain conservative in that role. and they didn't have that faith in harriet miers. they thought she might be more like o'connor, and she realized was hurting the president. she also said she wasn't an expert in law and she admitted that. but it would be like a language for the first time and in two or three weeks having to go up to the hill and meet with senators and 1 to 1 meetings and, not be able to speak the language. so she saw she was hur

and it just reminds me of karl rove. and that statement he made a ron suskind. it's always attributed to call rosalie. we're an empire now and we make our own reality. and we're seeing the end of that cycle, which really began at the end within the world war 2, the dropping of the nuclear bombs, which was totally gratuitous. and the way that the u. s. has just fix, explains the way that it one of the world to be understood by people and pretty much and forced that as much as it could. and, but the more, you know, the more the empire kind of, it comes over extended and praying. the more that the narrative just stops conforming to reality. yeah. but we're in that stage now or nothing. makes any sense. it doesn't make any sense in cuz i in aaron's right, right, right. but then one of the problems that i be a symmetrical element of all this is that russia is couch, that's all in its security concerns. the west ignores them, but russia will enforce them. but they, the us primarily and it's in and they to world, they're fighting, an ideological more per, had gemini an

wait to talk to him comedian jamie is really creative, really insightful at least he said he was on karl rove get set for the first debate for the gop. but first we'll begin with this theme the tide is turning in for the better part for the first time in a long time were getting the sense or at least i am the

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. >> karl rove said the same thing. >> watching history tells you something unexpected is coming and is a hunch and got feeling. >> something unexpected in the year 2023, are you kidding. >> we have a lot unexpected we've gotten used to it. stuart: market we will be watching you 3:00 p.m. on the story we would not miss that for the world. >> it to be with you. stuart: will also be watching you moderate the first republican debate alongside brett baier august 23 i believe is two weeks from today. a lot of work to do. back to the market because we have marked temper with us agreed to stay for the full hour, our credit rating downgraded by fitch moody's check it out for the banks for the credit worthiness. are we shrugging that off. >> were down .32% for the s&p 500 i would've expected a much more knee-jerk reaction these are serious things but investors seem to be taking the cavalier attitude towards things and it's understandable. when banks are failing who would've thought that the right move at that point in time was not to go to cash and not to get defensive but instead to get aggr

here to talk about it karl rove and harold ford junior. welcome to the program. >> well, it's a path to get on the stage. if you don't sign it, you don't get on the stage. you know, chris christie is being a little clever on this saying he will sign it but also said, you know, he won't feel bound by it. he will treat it with the same seriousness donald trump treated the similar pledge in 2016 where the former president, then presidential candidate said i will sign it, but i'll -- i'm a free agent when it comes to the november election if i'm not the candidate. >> bill: you can sign it and we've seen it before, right, harold, 2015? >> no doubt about it. good morning. thanks for having me on. i thought your interview with governor christie was revealing in so many ways. i would agree it's a way to get on the stage and have an opportunity to challenge, lay out your vision and to challenge the frontrunner in a presidential race. i thought his take on the indictments and particularly the georgia and jack smith tension between the indictments or the cases as well as lay

thank you very much, karl rove. good seeing you. i'm going to be talking to bill barr on what's at stake legally for the former president in all these battles and indictments. 91 different charges across four criminal cases. how that sorts out for the former president. that's tomorrow. "the five" is now. >> jeanine: hello, everyone. i'm judge jeanine pirro along with dana perino and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >> jeanine: here's how to deal with the woke mob. republican presidential candidate vivak is schooling a self-described pan sexual activist who decided to confront him over lgbtq issues. >> have a negative view of same sex couples. but i do have a negative view of a tyranny. we have now in the name of the majority created a new tyranny. and i think that's wrong. i don't think that somebody who is religious should be forced to officiate a wedding they disagree with. i don't think somebody who is a woman who has worked really hard for her achievements should be forced to compete against a bio

let's bring in karl rove, former deputy white house chief of staff and fox news contributor. great to have you on this big week, a friday afternoon. what do you think about that strategy, put democrats on the spot where they stand on abortion. >> yeah, look, we got a lesson here in 2022 on this. strong pro life governors in for example ohio, florida and georgia won election by drawing distinction between them and their opponent. say i'm in favor of setting a limit. shouldn't be abortions in the third trimester or second trimester or after 15 weeks, six weeks, ten weeks, whatever it was they were willing to defend it. parents ought to be involved in the decisions of their teenage daughters. exceptions for rape, incest, life of the mother and other conditions. but they went out and argued on behalf of a position. and said here is where i stand, look where my opponent stands, no limits on abortion up to the moment of birth and as a result the republican governor of ohio wins by 25 points, governor of florida wins by 20, brian kemp in georgia beats a tough opponent in the form of

karl rove saying this. >> these things have a way of playing out but what it really says is the debatesst 23rd and september 27th are going to be very important to the republican contest because they will be the way that people get to know these candidates particularly if donald trump doesn't participate. it is way for them to get to know the alternatives and make judgments about who they like. >> the president of valcor is with us and also a senior advisor to senator joe manchin. matt, let's start with you. the debate next wednesday will be a first chance for these candidates to make a first impression. what they will be looking to do is make the public look at them, at least try to, as a viable alternative to former president trump. who has the best chance in your estimation of doing that? >> i will be in the audience on wednesday and look forward to seeing looks like nine candidates potentially joining. francis suarez says he qualified. the president trump shows up there are match-ups between ron desantis and donald trump and chris christie and donald trump. they know each other very

. >> dana: karl rove last hour as a brand-new fox poll shows five republican candidates are this close to having a strong chance of defeating president joe biden. biden is leading the rivals by only a single digit. when you consider the margin of error it looks like a dead heat there. welcome to a new hour of "america's newsroom." i'm dana perino. >> bill: second hour now. i'm bill hemmer. race for the white house heating up ahead of the first debate which is in six days being held in milwaukee. you'll see it only here on fox. former president trump maintains a large lead over his closest rivals. the latest numbers are showing some movement within the rest of the pack. watch that. trump sitting solidly on top. 53%, florida governor ron desantis losing a bit of ground in the polling. the big story here support for vivek ramaswamy has now more than doubled for him. >> dana: we have full coverage on fox. north dakota governor and republican presidential candidate doug burgum joining us in a moment. alexis mcadams is still in des moines. >> i'm not leaving any time soon unfortunately for t

let's get to our panel here, fox news contributors kelly an conway and karl rove. kellyan we had a chance to talk to really great voters. thoughtful. you run a lot of focus groups and wonder what you thought of their answers. >> they were fantastic and shows why we should have faith in the wisdom of people. these voters have thought these policies through. we don't want to hear sound bites tonight from the candidates but substance. we don't want personalities, we want principles. we don't want politics we want policy. we the people. folks are saying they are living paycheck to paycheck can't afford an emergency bill of $1 thousand. the interest rates are the highest since 2000. everywhere you look voters feel really pressed on quality of life and everyday affordability and security issues. you heard that. what i loved about the conversation had with these voters they are leaning a certain way. some have preferences but very open minded and that's the whole point of a debate. having candidate forums so people can access the candidates free of charge all at the same

karl rove is falling to big debate and before now. ♪ ♪ >> hello, i am greg gutfield along with judgenine pirro, jesse watters. "the five." president biden a trip to maui is getting blasted as a live debacle laced with bizarre stories about himself and of course that time. democrats and immediate think it was oozing with emphasis. they are interrupting their lake tahoe mansion it to spend about five hours to tour the destruction. joe issuing a white that he carries by appearing to nod off during a ceremony honoring the hundreds of americans killed by the fires. when he was awake biden connected to their anguish by talking about a time when his cat almost died. >> i don't want to compare difficulties, but we have a little sense jill and i what it is like to lose a home. when lightning struck at home on a little lake just outside of our home, not a lake, a big pond picnic, i almost lost my wife, my 67 corvette and my cat. i watched the firefighters and away they responded. >> turns out that massive blaze with the small kitchen fire that got put out after minutes the empty seat tour it d

: let's bring in our fantastic panel today, dana perino and bill hemmer from america's new room, karl rove and trey gowdy, the host of "sunday night in america." great to have all of you with us. >> afternoon. >> martha: what a fantastic panel. dana, you listen to the voters. hear what's on their mind. if you were helping one of these can digits prepare tonight, what would you tell them? >> part is you have to shed any sort of pre-planned, pre-canned artificial sound bite that you want to try to land. i think what these people are looking for and we heard it over and over again, they want authenticity and they want to know how life might be different under your presidency. what will that look like. these voters are thoughtful. the economy, the border, the crime issues in the country are all super important. really they have to figure out a way to say how the economy actually would be better if they were to take over the presidency. >> martha: bill, you look across the country and you know all of these different counties. you know what wisconsin looks like on the ground here. it's a razor t

. >> martha: tom dupree, karl rove, thanks for being today. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> martha: former president trump is waiting for a decision from the atlanta grand jury this time, which could produce a fourth indictment surrounding the 2020 election. today the court posted the charges on its web site. oops! then quickly took the document down. jonathan serrie with the back story here from atlanta. what's going on, jonathan? >> yeah, hi there, martha. well, among the witnesses is atlanta journalist george cheetie. he walked in on a panel of alternate electors that tried to certify georgia's election for donald trump even though he was narrowly defeated by joe biden in the 2020 election. he was supposed to testify before this grand jury on tuesday. he posted on social media change of plans. i'm going to court today. they're moving faster than they thought. the grand jury heard from two stormer state democratic lawmakers. one that attended a post election hearing with mr. trump's personal attorney. in that hearing, rudy guliani tried to convince legislators to overturn the election ba

karl rove, very busy news day. what do you make of the latest developments and the impact the special counsel probe is now going to have on the primary campaign season as it really kicks off over the next ten days? >> yeah, well, couldn't have picked a worse day and worse way to make a terrible announcement. friday, our suspicion is friday afternoon in washington, d.c., when you drop the bad news. a four minute long monologue, no questions from the press and the very nature of the appointment itself. appoint the guy who had the sweetheart deal with hunter biden that was already criticized by two whistleblowers from the internal revenue service as being the kind of thing that would not be done for any person whose last name was not biden. why the biden administration has gone down the path is beyond me. i couldn't agree more with senator graham that it's a political mistake. i couldn't agree more with andy mccarthy that this was ill considered and poorly down. if you have a special prosecutor, a special counsel, hav

. >> eugene, karl rove in '03 saw same-sex marriage propositions -- anti-same-sex marriage propositionssolutely. they know that the voters were scared after dobbs and the one thing that they have done a good job of is actually channeling that fear and anger and this is one of the ways to do that, right? you look at ohio. is this the way you can make sure that the voters come out to vote in november? was it this november or next november, michigan is one and florida. i'm going to be fascinated at how they all try to tiptoe around it all. >> that's right. no question. it's one of the biggest challenges with the hottest potatoes, shall we say, for this republican primary voters and it raises a really interesting issue for republican governors and state legislatures as they try to play defense against these ballot initiatives. arkansas passed a law making it harder to get ballot initiatives instead of meeting signatures from people with 15 counties. >> if you're changing the rules rather than changing the position you will still lose to the votes are. it always -- it fascinates me when peop

if the shoe were on the other foot, right, you think back to the karl rove days, he was seen as a political, right, if the shoe were on the other foot and this was a former democratic president of the united states who had been indicted three times, possibly one more in the pipeline as well, you know republicans would be going in hard on this. they're handing this thing on a silver platter to the democratic party and also to other folks that are running against the former president of the united states in this primary race and it seems as if no one has been able to legitimately capitalize on this moment, cornell. >> well, yeah. it is tough, right, because at the same time you don't want to get in the way of your opponent when they're drying himself. don't take desantis or scott as serious candidates now. because they are, in fact, taking on trump's talking points and they're never going to get in front of trump with a 30-point lead if they keep supporting him. they're never going to get in front of him. i don't take them as serious candidates. but to your point, it is -- democrats have a to