liz: kaylee mcghee white. please send us your e-mails. we love reading them but.attention given to the flight of retirees under bidenomics, personally my 401k dropped 30% since 2020 and everything that i buy goes up 30%, that's a good point i think retirees are really getting hammered, no one seems to care. we care we're going to stay on the stories. i am liz mcdonald, thank you for watching "the evening edit" we appreciate you watching now it's time to send it over to the bottom line we're going to deliver it to dagen and sean. thank you very much. ♪. dagen: good evening i'm dagen mcdowell. sean: i'm sean duffy. welcome to the bottom line. it's an opportunity that could

cheryl: working or not working, kaylee mcgee?oval rating is at 30 percent. cheryl: i certainly appreciate you both being here, that is it for me. i will see to you all tomorrow "varney & company" is up now. stuart: good morning, cheryl. good morning, everyone. look out below. technology stocks getting hammeredded again. blame beijing and washington d.c. now, there's speculation that china's iphone restrictions will be extended beyond government workers. apple gets almost 20% of its

why does he keep doing this kaylee? >> that's the thing trace. it's pretty unbelievable that he has told this story within the past week at least three times. it's dishonest, it's insensitive and he's been widely criticized for it and yet he keeps saying it. and i think that this just goes to show that the nice uncle joe act was all for show, it doesn't mean anything. and i do think the american people are starting to wake up to this when you have the people in howie who had a vicious reaction to him visiting and then this recent ap poll where people were asked to describe how they think of joe biden and they said old and confused. that's uncle joe for you, old and kwon fused pfrjts kaylee mcghee white good to have you on thank you. another business goes belly up in the city this time extreme violence pushed out a much loved and long lived. christina coleman has that. >> kat: good evening. another business closes its doors this time a popular vegan mexican restaurant. the general manager said, quote, it was a little bit too dangerous to come at n

kaylee hartung is there in kansas city for us. hey, kaylee. >> reporter: hey, good morning, guys.his stadium right now? don't get used to that. this will not last. in just a few hours this place is going to be absolutely wild especially when the chiefs unveil their latest super bowl banner. this team has been so dominant in recent years, but now a young and really exciting detroit lions team is coming to town, hoping to wreck the party. it's football night in america. tonight, a new nfl season kicks off in kansas city, as chiefs kingdom gears up to defend their super bowl title. >> back-to-back. >> i love it. you don't sit down the whole entire game. if you can't stand up for three hours, you probably should. go. >> reporter: with patrick mahomes at the helm it's won two championships in the last four years. no team has won back to back in nearly two decades. coming to the electric environment of arrowhead stadium are the detroit lions, after their first winning season in five years, they're in unfamiliar territory, as favorites to win their division. and a new era begins in new y

kaylee mcghee white, thank you for your time and your insight.r 100 inmates refused to return to their cells during a heat wave. the prisoners were reportedly protesting over a modified cell release schedule which limits access to drinking water and shower. officials say the protest was peaceful and no injuries were reported. and it's been seven months since the toxic train derailment in east palestine, ohio. joe biden still hasn't visited the area. why? because the man who takes 40% of his days on vacation is too busy. earlier we spoke to a few frustrated residents about the apparent snub from the commander-in-chief. >> i just wanted to see federal support come in to east palestine. everyone is focused on the economic recovery, the businesses, putting in a new park but nobody is focused on the residents. >> i just still don't feel comfortable and i don't want to take my kids into something that is obviously biden doesn't even want to show up. so there is obviously some reason as to why he is not coming. >> it's really frustrating to see him go a

alright kaylee, president harris toothache america is ready for that?hup of kamala harris versus the potential gop candidates she loses every single one of them by a lot it's not even remotely close, the democrats also don't want kamala harris as president. if they did they would be pushing port they would be pushing biden to step down and you don't see a single call from amy over bringing democratic congressman seriously advocated providing to step down and let kamala harris run the show. no one wants it. cheryl: she's been a failure at the borders are, she does not understand a.i. clearly which is something else she's been given of the job. >> this is a stark reminder no matter how bad things are they could get worse. she talks about being clear, she cannot even clearly articulate her thoughts whether yellow school buses or a.i., machine learning she's not very good at that and if you go through her list of accomplishments throughout her total career not just the vp, nothing as vp she flopped on the border it keeps getting worse and worse every single

kaylee: and i'm kaylee greifeld. stocks are higher on both the s&p 500 and the nasdaq 100. west office worst week since march last week, rebounding a little bit today, about .3%, and that is even as

mark tepper, kaylee mcghee white, thank you so much. see you again tomorrow the, everybody.good morning, everyone. we're in the last two days of summer. there is dramatic news tod

. >> trace: kaylee, the media's not covering the border, the media -- i mean the administration lyingbout they're not covering that either. >> not at all. a big factor is not just the media's unwillingness to cover these illegal border crossings but the unwillingness to hold the biden administration to account when, for example, alejandro mayorkas exists before congress that the border is secure. where's the wapo on that claim, where is the new york times denouncing that lie. you don't see it and just now we're starting to see a little bit of push back from the liberal media. i'll tell you why, it's because there's an election next year and they see what it's doing to the polls. >> trace: it's interesting, this video is the migrants on trains, a train load coming from mexico city cheering, they know they're getting in and the border is wide open. and kaylee is absolutely right you look for fact checks there's nothing about mayorkas and time and time again saying the wrong thing or untruthful thing before congress or anyplace else. >> trace, i think we also have to add in the question,

restoring america editor for washington examiner and senior fellow for independent woman's forum, kayleeee white and raymond arroyo. we begin with president biden reelection bid in serious danger after another round of low marks for our commander-in-chief. new poll by "wall street journal" found 58% of americans hold unfavorable view of the president. he wants americans to believe everything is great and claims his economic plan is helping blue-collar workers. >> president biden: bidenomics is blue print for america. it's for you. >> emily: voters aren't buying what biden is selling. 60% disapprove of the handling of the economy and concerns about his age are haunting. what does president biden do? crack jokes like this. >> president biden: only thing that comes with age is a little bit of wisdom. i've been doing this longer than anybody and i will continue to do it with your help. >> emily: looks like americans aren't laughing. "wall street journal" found 73% of americans think president biden is too old to run for another term with 22% claiming he is up to the task. those numbers are a

let's bring in kaylee mcgee white, restoring america editor.ou think about the subpoenas and where the investigation is going? >> the better question, who was not involved in this biden family cover-up. we have had reports about the doj coming up with a sweetheart plea deal and seemed like everyone was involved in it. and now the biden transition team was tipped off. we don't know why the fbi interview of hunter biden did not take place. it is not clear how this fell apart. around the same time hunter biden legal team went to the doj and warned them if hunter biden was interviewed, they would put joe biden on the stand. there was a clear threat delivered to the doj around the same time. again, better question is who was not involved in this? hope we will get to the bottom of that with the subpoenas. >> todd: that is the question, you wonder how far the cover-up goes, doj, fbi. what i'm confused about, what does alejandro mayorkas have to do with hunter biden? why was he subpoenaed? obviously comer knows something, care to hazard a guess at why

independent woman's forum kaylee mcgee white and former n.f.l. player and co-founder of mission.com, chris valletta. prosecutors say the couple took cash gold and payments toward mortgage, compensation for a no-show job, luxury vehicle, it was like a soap opera, but this is reality n. june of last year, federal agents searched their new jersey home and found $500,000 in cash. that's a lot. some stuffed in envelopes and some hidden in clothing. they allegedly found $100,000 worth of gold bars and mercedes benz convertible form menendez' wife. indicted on two unrelated criminal allegation. 2015 corruption case against him ended in 2017 and dameien williams says the three-term senator used his power and influence on a large scale. >> the indictment alleges that between 2018 and 2022, senator menendez, the senior u.s. senator from new jersey and the chairman of the senate foreign relations committee and his wife nadine menendez engaged in a corrupt relationship with hana, uribe and daibes. the senator and his wife accepted hundreds of thousands in br

nbc's kaylee hartung has been following the story.jets wooe aaron rodgers away from green bay with high hopes, super bowl aspirations. but their season is now up in the air. while no one should count aaron rodgers out, this is the kind of injury that could end his career considered one of the greatest players to ever take the field aaron rodgers now sidelined for the rest of the season the new york jets confirming the quarterback tore his achilles tendon in monday night's game against the bills. >> he needs surgery. >> rogers now out after just four regular season snaps as a jet. fans of the franchise who haven't seen postseason play in more than a decade in disbelief. >> it's a shame for the jets. >> aaron rodgers is going to take us to the promise land. >> but from sports talk radio -- >> do not tell me today that the season is over do not tell me that. because it's not. >> reporter: -- to the jets head coach. >> i don't know why people are trying to put on obituary under our team name. >> reporter: an attempt to keep hope alive >>

thanks, kaylee.o up next, elon musk speaks out about the wild looting that we see on the right-hand side of the screen here in philadelphia. it's stunning what is happening there and elsewhere. and also, this story. another layer to the hunter biden case has just been revealed. there's evidence that hunter biden got $250,000 check from the chinese -- from a chinese government connected company. but not a long, long time ago. while his father was actually running for president. and the money, according to the oversight committee, was wired to joe biden's delaware home. they say they can prove that. next. i'd like to take a moment to address my fellow veterans, because i know so many of you have served our country honorably. one of the benefits that we as a country give you as a veteran is the eligibility for a va loan for up to 100% of your home's value. if you need cash for your family, call newday usa. with automatic authority from the va, we can say yes when banks say no. give us a call. ah, these

kaylee if you're the biden administration, that's a bad sign. >> it's a very bad sign especially for a president who is making bidenomics the main part of his reelection pitch. this is not a good sign. another really notable finding in that washington post poll, trace, was biden's decrease in support among young voters. trump was up above biden by 20 points among voters under the age of 35. that's my generation, gen-z and millennials. and that's significant because two-thirds of gen-z voters and millennials turned out for biden in 2020 and now just 4% say they have a favorable view of the president. that's a significant drop and if trump can make up a lot of ground in a hypothetical general he could very easily win the election. >> trace: the key phrase there is a significant drop dustin. of course karine jean-pierre at the white house is saying polls, polls, who listens, who watches polls. watch. >> polls are polls, right? they are going to be all over the place. they are going to, they're going to, you know, they don't tell the whole story actually. and that is just the way a poll

swayzee ♪ ♪ she's in the army and it's not the navy ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: thank you, kayleefront? >> oh, my god. >> jimmy: what is your name and what branch did you serve? [ talking over each other >> my name's adrian. >> jimmy: adrian, very good. adrian what -- >> in the army >> jimmy: yeah [ cheers and applause i saw that adrian, taylor swift recently announced her new "eras" world tour "eras. what was the first concert you ever went to >> a tyrese concert after the circus [ laughter ] ringling brothers used to have a concert series right after the end of the circus. and you stick around and he sang the coca-cola song. ♪ ♪ always coca-col yeah ♪ >> jimmy: tyrese tyrese after a circus >> yeah. >> jimmy: wow. adrian, is there an era of your life that you wish you could revisit? >> the '90s. >> jimmy: really [ cheers and applause why? why the '90s >> i was a teenager. i had a better full head of hair life was just great. the music was amazing. [ applause ] >> jimmy: are you a musician >> um, i wouldn't say a musician i just, you know, fiddle around and wife laughs. >> jimmy:

. >> kaylee at the detroit news, thank you for bringing us up-to-date. >> now turning to libya wherergency teams are searching the ruined city in the wake of catastrophic floods. this growing criticism of the authorities in eastern libya, where politicians are dramatic an official investigation, many libyans have claimed port infrastructure maintenance after two dams collapsed leading to a storm surge. the united nations has also criticized libyans alert system saying that casualties could have been avoided had residents been properly warned and given time to escape. more on that in a moment. let's have a look at the latest numbers. the red crescent says that 11,000 people have died in the north african nation. however, the made up of the port city of genesis that up to 20,000 people may have -- below may have died. many the red crescent has ported as mission, -- missing, and we explain how this deposition began. >> one of the worst disasters in the bee's, but how did it happen? this satellite footage shows storm daniel, which some analysts called a mediterranean hurricane, killing 5

kaylee and fox news contributor charlie hurt is with e us. start with you. .orderate being flat out lied to the border is not closeu and the border is not securere. by the end of three years of joe biden being president, there will have been anywhere between seven and 8 million illegal immigrants enteringn this country. not only not stopped, but aided and abetted by joe transportation to the city of your choice. these kids are getting in school. every other parent has to yo hac know, makein sure the kids are vaccinated, etc.. none of that applies to anymigrn immigrants. >> right. and it's great to see democrats y recognizeow the consequences of their own policies on this, because here's the. when you invite people who have crossed the border illegallyre, they are criminals. and yet you have sanctuary states lik ce new york who refue to treat illegal immigration as a crime and they direct copss to not cooperate with immigration enforcement, to deport these people or even to arrest them in the first place. ratsurprisedand then democrats are surprised when the cr

an effort to protect grizzly bears they say they can help gauge the health of the entire ecosystem kayleeorning in yellowstone national park, biologists are baiting grizzly bears in the name of science the u.s. geological survey and national park service are running the two-month survey to capture and monitor the creatures. >> there's some data that scientists can only get when they get up close and personal with a grizzry ly bear. >> reporter: they became a protected species in 1975 when they were almost wiped out about a thousand remain in greater yellowstone. the monitoring is critical to the species' ongoing recovery. >> if we find grizzry bears that aren't doing so well that probably means several things in the ecosystem are off balance and the ecosystem needs improvement. on the flip side, finding healthy bears, especially young bears, mothers of breeding age, that kind of thing, suggests that the population is doing great. and so all this information, whether it's good or bad can help biologists give recommendations for conservation >> reporter: large cage-like traps will be set wi

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what a cutie pie. >> we have to socially distance with our umbrellas >> up next, kaylee hartung will. >> guys, football means autumn is underway. we have affordable ideas this morning to transition your wardrobe from summer to fall. >> coming up, sheinelle sat down with oscar winner anne hathaway who opened up about her career, beauty and getting older. >> the idea of who i'm going to be if i'm lucky enough, lucky enough to be a woman experiencing age in her 80s, i'm building her right now, and i get really excited about that. >> sounds like a refreshing take so you don't want to miss that conversation in our next half hour. >> and we got another big star tomorrow stanley tucci is going to stop by we look forward to talking to him about his love for family and food right now, where is mrs. dylan dreyer where are you? >> i ran over to the other side of the plaza here. we have this beautiful love sculpture behind us. if you have been to new york, you know it. you love it. we'll get to that in just a second but first, the rain is coming down here in new york city we're starting off this

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. >> reporter: rachel and kaylee said the a's are accessible for northern california fans. >> i came here as a kid because i could afford a barch ticket and and a's tickets. we can't all afford to be giants and warriors fans, but it's a beautiful atmosphere out here, and it's something i've enjoyed since my childhood. >> the a's lease at the coliseum runs through next season. >>> now to the big news out of hollywood tonight, the writers guild reached a tentative agreement with movies studios, ending the strike after five months. the guilt released a statement , in part, we can say with pride the deal is exceptional with meaningful gains and protections for writers in every section of the membership. the new three-year proposed contract would raise both pay rates and residual payments for streaming shows, and also would impose new rules on the use of artificial intelligence. exact details have not yet been released, and while picketing has been suspended, members of the union still have to vote on it. governor newsom , for his part, so that he is glad to come to an agreement, because

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kremlin house concerns that's north korean that need to conjunction will soon officially visit russia. kaylee to has been invited by russian president vladimir putin who was justified in russia's far east himself to participate in the eastern economic for him. now this will be the 1st time that certainly does have met since king john and trip to russia in 2019. when it was a budget, let's try the vote. stoke, the city where the form is actually taking place. we're going to be pointing to all the latest details as we get them otherwise to when he's on the account with a hit on all the international, this monday will updates to be found on the website. all teeth come back with the rest of the team in 30 minutes the the the tax on the .

kremlin and has confirmed that north korean leader kim jones and will soon officially visit russia. kaylee the has been invited by the russian president vladimir putin to hold because she ation is between moscow. joan young, a correspondent, the ego stone of has the d test. the most to and beyond. young have confirmed that the north korean leader will be visiting russia shortly. neither of the sites have explicitly said that kim jumped on would the meet flight of my food and the here in flight of a stone. but given that the president of russia is here right now, and that is a destination that can be easily reached via kim jen ons famous. i'm a train, it seems quite likely. but what the both sides did confirm is that they will have a face to face meeting. again, one can only speculate as to what they could be discussing, but some topics are quite on the surface. firstly, russia could be very much interested in the, the opportunities and in the capacity of the capabilities of the north korean military industrial complex, they could discuss the shipments and the supply of newest korean weapon

you walk into and it renew those aimed with the countries president and some of his associates for kaylee lula. the secretary general of south africa's african national congress policy, attended the ceremony and gave his take on so called western standards. the, i'm the new on the job out election. they themselves could not set to be on the form. at some point, if you remember not too long ago, there was a big fight and award the in the coverage i attempted to allows you to not just pay the medicare medicaid is not the one before you submit them. i was independent and there must attends and bob seals page. and that is what is important. we know what the imposition of human life has done to nations make you can take your dog and libya. the use of the one that we we use as in bob wins peaceful enough for us, but i was kind of going into the printer and the fact that we've seen the last time any form of do through the eyes as that is of any less if there's a machine that doesn't make its own looks every since it is within the arch about the machines themselves. a lot of times citizen subsets

year the us renew those and the countries president on his friends, we had a chance to hear from for kaylee by the, the secretary general of us, south africa's for good national congress party who attended the ceremony and gave his take on what he called weston's done. the. i'm the new on the job out election. they themselves could not set to be on the farm. at some point, if you remember not so long ago, there was a big fight in the world the in the coverage. the coverage allows you to not just pay the medicare medicaid the for this meant the muslims, bob was independent and there must attends and by the state. and that is what is important. we know what the imposition of human life has done to nations make you turn it off and libya is not the one that we waves in baldwin, peaceful in the process, but i was kind of going into the printer and the fact that we've seen the last time any form of do through the eyes as a result of any less. if there's a machine that is made the total exemption, it is within the arch the machines themselves on a ton city since upsets demo government time. the mi

. >> kaylee: and young people think biden is ineffective, he can say, i tried. >> ainsley: they wereike, it never happened. >> kayleigh: it wasn't effective. >> ainsley: you interviewed ron desantis after everything that happened in florida, your house got six inches of water. your family's business was destroyed. >> kayleigh: i have family in cedar key, their business wiped out, main eye of the beach, keaton beach destroyed, crazy to have president biden say he has no home when americans do not have a home. i asked governor desantis about the comments and he called them odd. i got a report that 98% of electricity restored, 98% of power marshalled by the governor and 63 out of 67 school districts open today. 67 out of 67 open tomorrow, that is an effective response. >> ainsley: let's roll some tape. set up the sound bite. >> kayleigh: joe biden came to town, place he wasn't necessarily wanted and said you are not intelligent if you don't agree with climate change. >> nobody intelligent can deny climate crisis. >> i study history, they act like this is precedented. it is not. this tra

here with the reaction, "washington examiner" kaylee mcghee white, fox business host brian brenberg. be vice president. >> or for that matter and quite frankly she is the gift that keeps on giving for the republican party. at the greatest way to guarantee a g.o.p. victory in 2024. the most unpopular vice president and all. horrible approving ratings, every hypothetical has her losing to trump, ron desantis, she's probably the only democrat that could lose to chris christie. [laughter] keep talking, kamala, you are doing us a favor. >> if democrats thought she could be president, they make her president. but they've gone too comical, if not tragic, lengths to keep him in office because they do not want kamala as president. they've done america a fever in some ways by keeping her out. >> sean: how you interpret interpret the shot across the bow for gavin newsom who's going to debate ron desantis. >> i think they will get nervous about gavin newsom because he's willing to come on the show, to have a debate. with biden, it's insulated, don't let him talk. that they want an empty vessel.

kaylee isn't being invited because of her insubordination that she broke the dress code when she wore colorful sash celebrating her mexican heritage five months ago at graduation. she was told it was okay to wear it. the league of united latin american citizens says the snub is pure nonsense. >>> writers can finally go back to work today after nearly five months off the job in a strike that might have delayed the next season of your favorite show. the union fought for higher pay and better compensation from streaming services. >>> and ahead, boosted out, a new survey shows only 25% of american adults definitely want the latest covid-19 vaccine. we'll have more on that. the power goes out and we still have wifi to do our homework. and that's a good thing? great in my book! who are you? no power? no problem. introducing storm-ready wifi. now you can stay reliably connected through power outages with unlimited cellular data and up to 4 hours of battery back-up to keep you online. only from xfinity. home of the xfinity 10g network. >>> despite a spike in the new cases of covid-19, infecti

nbc's kaylee hartung joins us with all of the highlights highlights unless you were a new york giants fan last night. >> too soon, guys. too soon for all the big names making big news to new teams, the nostalgia of seeing tom brady wearing that number 12 jersey in new england was enough to get any fan fired up football sundays are back. the now retired g.o.a.t helping to ring in the new season. a homecoming for tom brady in foxborough, wearing the patriots jersey he made famous, capping number 12's sixth season with the patriots where he established a dynasty unlike any other. >> one thing i am sure of and that will never change is that i am a patriot for life. >> reporter: owner robert kraft announcing the team will induct him into the hall of fame in june >> i love you guys so much and i'll see you next summer thank you! >> looking for evans he's got him >> reporter: the buccaneers handing the reins over to bakerr mayfield and odell beckham junior made a monstrous return with the a ravens. >> beckham over the shoulder. >> reporter: statements made by teams firing out of the gate bal

the conversation already long strategic wealth parker entrepreneur mark tapper, washington examiner kaylee mcghee white in washington examiner tn althou ♪ ♪. maria: let's get into it seven candidates taking the stage for the second gop debate. fox news correspondent bill melugin is on the ground at the reagan library in simi valley california. >> good morning to you, quite a bit of bickering going on at the debate interrupting and seemed like several of the candidates had it out for vivek ramaswamy he was tingling with several of the candidates last night and some of them went after former president trump that included forming a governor chris christie he broke his promises regarding the border policy. listen. >> donald trump failed on this as well he said he would build a wall across the whole border he built 52 miles of wall and said mexico would pay for, guess what mexico new he was only going to build 222 miles they might've paid for the 52 miles. >> another topic of conversation the united auto workers strike with president biden joining the picket lines and candidates were asked to d

restoring america editor for washington examiner and senior fellow for independent woman's forum, kayleehite and raymond arroyo. we begin with president biden reelection bid in serious danger after another round of

. >> all right, kaylee. >> i think the winner was ron desantis.m, and he did have some presidential breakthrough moments where he was able to tout his successful record in florida. maria: i wonder if it's going to be enough to cut into trump's lead. >> probably not. maria: lee. win or loser. >> i'd almost say the winner was trump because i don't think anyone had enough of a moment to put a dent in that lead. but i think desantis and nikki haley had decent nights, but it's the not going to be enough to take on trump. maria: so the next debate we are watching for november ask will the stage be smaller? >> absolutely. ing. maria: yeah. you think people will be dropping out at this point. >> i would assume so -- >> i think the rnc should force them ooh too. >> it was tough for burgum to even get an opportunity. maria: although i've got to say, to me, he impressed me. he had a lot of important things to say, and i thought he articulated his work in north dakota. >> yeah. i 100% agree. maria: not enough to cut into the trump lead, but still -- >> voters

kaylee should be on vogue and gutfeld was in short people magazine. it's like work them in.me love. that's all i'm saying. >> sean: but, you think you'll guest host for them after this? >> he loves me and i love doing his show. it's pressure filling in for number one late night show and in his case it's only a size 3 so it's fine. >> sean: the failed biden press secretary and general psaki was rewarded and i have a hard time keeping up with joey and has so many strength and stamina and now getting her own weekend show at msdnc. >> i saw that. >> sean: now a one night aweek show, i guess, monday night or something. jaire yeah, yeah, yeah. >> sean: circle back and gets rewarded. that network is full of people that for three years pedal nothing but lies and conspiracy theories. >> russian collusion, buried the laptop. >> sean: all adam schiff. >> yeah, she in her defense, she wanted to go to a comedy channel and cnn wasn't hiring so she got stuck there. my issue with her taking this job, again, it's like kjp, you're propping up a liberal not particularly good and niceish les th

is that enough to make someone like larry hogan or joe manchin look a little more attractive and kayleefirst on that. >> no label sees a path to victory because so many polls show the american voters are fed up with both joe biden and donald trump. basically everyone polled said they don't want to support either candidate and one recent poll found 47% of americans said they would consider supporting a third party bid and this one recent a.p. follow, when voters were asked describe of the leading candidates, they called biden old and donald trump corrupt. is this the best we can do? are these really the only options we give voters? many swing voters say we may take a look at a different candidate. >> anita: david, another poll and then you first. this is the poll showing the enormous lead that the former president has against the other primary candidates. there doesn't seem to be any weakness there. when you look at that poll, is there any doubt in your mind that he's going to be the republican nominee? >> no, i think polling tells us, look, trump is far, far ahead. now this is a generic

cheryl: working or not working, kaylee mcgee? >> it's the not working, and that's why biden's approval rating is at 30 percent. cheryl: i certainly appreciate you both being here, that is it for me. i will see to you all tomorrow "varney & company" is up now. stuart: good morning, cheryl. good morning, everyone. look out below. technology stocks getting hammeredded again. blame beijing and washington d.c. now, there's speculation that china's iphone restrictions will be extended beyond government workers. apple gets almost 20% of its revenue if china, losing a piece of that would hurt k. and what impact on other american businesses like disney with its theme park in shanghai? separately, google is on trial for its alleged monopolistic practices, and amazon is threatened with antitrust action. big tech down across the board. look at the nasdaq, that is the home of big tech, and it's the sink ising fast. more losses this morning for the dow and the s&p, but the slide is clearly focused on technology. nasdaq premarket down nearly 20

joining us strategic wealth partner mark tepper, restoring for the washington editor kaylee mcghee whitend culture group ceo lily gail valletta. "mornings with maria" is live right now. ♪. maria: it is time for the hot topic of our hunter biden's request for a virtual court appearance for the gun charges being denied by delaware judge. the judge decided the prez were under presidents son should not receive special treatment ordering to appear in person for his october arraignment. merrick garland did not have much of an answer when pressed on his involvement in the hunter biden investigation. watch. >> have you had personal contact with anyone at the fbi headquarters of the hunter biden investigation? >> i don't recollect the answer to that question but the fbi works for the justice department. >> i'm sorry you don't recollect whether you've talked to anybody at the fbi headquarters about an investigation of the presidents on. >> i don't believe that i did. >> i don't recollect, your thoughts. >> garland was his slippery self refusing to answer the basic questions. one of the answers it

now, who the hell do you think that you are [ laughter ] >> seth: it was a freaking joke, kaylee, okayr ] i said it's cool you won prom queen. even though you're already the queen of bitchistan. [ laughter ] it's a freaking joke you overlord [ laughter ] then there was the other boebert, marjorie taylor greene, who similarly used her time to scold former twitter employees for suspending her personal twitter account after she repeatedly lied and spread dangerous misinformation about the pandemic and the covid vaccine. now, just a quick warning about this clip -- don't stare directly into her eyes, unless you're covering your eyes with lead-lined oven mitts. [ laughter ] >> you can consider your speech canceled during my time because you canceled mine. you see, you permanently banned my personal twitter account, and it was my campaign account, also january 2nd, 2002, you permanently banned my twitter account. this was the account that i would put my campaign adds on, raise money on, fight back when attacked with lies so while you coordinated with dhs, the fbi, the cia, our government, an

mark tepper, kaylee mcghee white, thank you so much. see you again tomorrow the, everybody. "varney & company" picks it up now. stu, take it away. stuart: good morning, maria, and good morning, everyone. we're in the last two days of summer. there is dramatic news today on politicses and money. first of all, the new fox business poll, main point among south carolina gop primary voters, the rise of nikki haley, she is the former golf of south carolina -- governor of south carolina. among iowa gop primary voters, donald trump maintains a 31-point lead over ron desantis. a dramatic announcement from the if white house. nearly a half million migrants from venezuela will be are given work permits. they can live and work here legally for 18 months. let's get to the money side of things, sharply high treasury yields. when that rate goes up, mortgage rates go up. the 2-year yielding now, what, 5.16, 5.17. 5.16, it is. all right, that's not popular with stock investors. the tow is going to be down, the down and the nasdaq is going to be down on the opening bell. and we have some pers

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and nfl legend aaron rodgers just a few handful of plays into his very first game as a new york jet kaylee hartung joins us this morning with more on that. that was certainly hard to watch. >> yeah, absolutely, craig no player was more talked about this off season than aaron rodgers and no fan base was more hopeful on the impact a player would have now the team fears it is a serious achilles injury. at 39 years old, that could not end his season but jeopardize the rest of his hall of fame career just four plays into aaron rodgers debut with the jets. >> down and time runs out. down goes rodgers in the sack from leonard floyd. >> reporter: the star quarterback went down and did not return rodgers taken off the field. first to a medical tent and later for an x-ray with a boot on his injured leg leaving those watching in utter disbelief. >> holy cow! i cannot believe this. i thought we'd go tape it up and get him back in there. >> reporter: after the game, the head coach robert solis saying they believe it is an achilles tendon injury. >> mris are going to confirm what we think happened but i

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>> definitely another kelce ball. >> kaylee hartung reporting there.>> by a mile. it's not even a conversation. >> let's read from your piece in the atlantic titled "the thrill of defeat." you discuss fatherhood, fandom and the lions' faithful. quote, the lions had been the better team. even a kid could see that. but we lost anyway in dramatic fashion. it was too much for my 7-year-old emotions to process. so i went. as we pulled into our driveway, my dad said it's just a game, we'll win the next one. it was the only lie my dad ever told me. a few summers ago, the day after dad did, i stood outside a funeral home with my brother brian. after standing in silence for a while, my brother let out a sigh. man, he said, pops never got to see the lions win. thought about it last summer when my wife and i took our son to his first lions game. we pacified him with candy and a stuffed mascot. me wife turned to me. her tone was serious as a practicing child therapist, she knew what trauma looked like. she was worried about our son. are you sure you want to do thi

and kaylee hartung sat down with our first-time coach and the rest of the coaches. >> hey, guys you can cowboy boots to fill. >> if you did choose me as your coach, you know we'd have a blast. >> he's like a son to me. >> oh, my gosh >> what kind of confidence do you have coming in being the newbie >> absolutely none. >> she's still the queen don't get it twisted. >> yeah. >> they're being so sweet,y hav some tips. >> they have. filling the shoes and the seat, blake shelton. i got to do him proud. >> as "the voice" tries to figure out life after blake, gwen, what is going on back in oklahoma. >> my life is all about blake. teaching me, guiding me. the show without him i miss him so bad on the show. you know what i mean at the same time, it was not as hard as i thought it would be. i think he was so ready to have a break that it was weighing on me the last season we were on there. >> this will be in the tabloids. >> i still really love being on the show. >> and you took a break? >> yes one season. >> one season. >> i wanted her to have a chance to win while i was gone. >> let me ask john

in a statement to news nation, the families of kaylee said nobody knows anything about the case whichion is fueled by the secrecy surrounding everything that is filed and every hearing that is closed off to the media and the public. the judge considering all arguments, but told the court he doesn't want this case to turn into the oj simpson trial. >> if anybody watched any part of that case, it was a circus. >> reporter: several media outlets are requesting cameras be allowed in the courtroom. the judge said a final decision will be made in the next couple weeks. the trial was supposed to start in october, but kohberger recently waved his right to a speedy trial so it could be delayed. guys? >> thank you very much, erielle. going to go now to the american cave explorer mark dickey, who was rescued after being trapped in a turkish cave more than 3,400 feet under ground for 12 days. he suffered a life threatening emergency, but thankfully he was saved and is recovering in the hospital. mark joins us live from turkey right now. we got to say, mark, we are so glad to see you on the road t