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i want to bring back in kaylee mcghee white. we were listening earlier to alexis mcadams and peter doocy was also reporting that president biden is planning to take down a lot of his advertising, and campaign ads for at least the next couple of days. do you think it is a good strategy? do you think they are doing this in deference to the former president and what happened today? is this something that potentially could be a problem for the campaign? >> i think their motivation is to avoid making themselves look politically bad and what clearly is a tense environment. to be frank, i want to be lectured by president biden about political violence when the man got up on the stage last year and called half of the country semifascist for supporting donald trump. i want to be lectured by the likes of barack obama and the other leftists who frankly have encouraged annexation political violence on their own side for the past several years. they refused to condemn black lives matter riots and will get hamas riots on college campus recent

trace: interesting kaylee mcghee white we talked the last segment, i was asking do you think it changed former president, but spiritually? did it change his perspective? >> very well-being have his statement this morning of more spiritual than we heard him sound in a very long time, we're headed to an exciting week in milwaukee, americans have been presented with a clear choice summed up by two visuals, first is sitting president joe biden tiredly speaking prepared remarks from a tell prompter to address the divided nation and failing. and second was donald trump, after narrowly avoiding being killed, getting up from ground, and raising his fist in air to encourage american people to keep fighting this does have spiritual ramifications for country it will be purpose. trace: dr. hammati . >> i hope that americans recognize we're electing the president who is the head of the federal government of the u.s., the executive branch, not the president of our lives, the president of our families, our souls. our families our friendships or faith. 1 wwe should realize, that we're not electing pres

trace: interesting kaylee mcghee white we talked the last segment, i was asking do you think it changedr president, but spiritually? did it change his perspective? >> very well-being have his statement this morning of more spiritual than we heard him sound in a very long time, we're headed to an exciting week in milwaukee, americans have been presented with a clear choice summed up by two visuals, first is sitting president joe biden tiredly speaking prepared remarks from a tell prompter to address the divided nation and failing. and second was donald trump, after narrowly avoiding being killed, getting up from ground, and raising his fist in air to encourage american people to keep fighting this does have spiritual ramifications for country it will be purpose. trace: dr. hammati . >> i hope that americans recognize we're electing the president who is the head of the federal government of the u.s., the executive branch, not the president of our lives, the president of our families, our souls. our families our friendships or faith. 1 we should realize, that we're not electing president t

well, kaylee mcghee white joins me now to talk about it. how do these numbers translate in november? i think they're kind of low after what happened in that debate. >> they might be a little low, but keep in mind that these numbers have been pretty steady throughout this entire election cycling. a majority of americans have been saying for months now that they do not think that biden is mentally fit to serve another four years in office, especially my demographic, young gen-z voters. we have been sounding the alarm about a biden's mental fitness for the past four years. every single time young voters were asked about a biden's mental fitness, they were the most likely group to say that they did not think that biden was fit to serve another four years. the debate simply confirmed what most americans already felt. and now it's impossible to move past this for the biden campaign because it was such a public display of degeneration on the president's part that you can't just shove this back inside the box. you can't make it go away. that image i

let's bring in richard fowler, jason chaffetz and kaylee mcghee. biden says the best way forward is to pass the torch. we talked about saving democracy, moving on to younger people but he did not give a reason why he dropped out of the race so suddenly. does he owe us a reason or are we reading too much into it? >> yeah, what changed between now and a week ago or two weeks ago. i think it was the reality that trump was running laps around him, was ahead and all of the battleground states. their message wasn't resonating. he wasn't up to the job. he did not have the energy to do it. if he wanted to pass the baton and try to plot himself like he was, you know, abraham lincoln or better yet george washington, he should have done this last year. to do it july, you know, literally less than a month before their convention, he was pushed out, shoved out by other people in the party. >> trace: the liberal media meantime called it handed and heroic. does he not have to give a reason, what did you think of the speech? >> i thought it was heartfelt. i though

. >> carley: restoring america editor at the the washington examiner, kaylee mcghee white, during theions january 6th in charlottesville right off of the bat. after the interview, president biden's campaign said, "their strategy moving forward is to prove joe biden is the calming voice in the room while donald trump is a threat to democracy." how does that turn down the temperature? >> it is just remarkable. bit show biden has no intention to try to unify the nation and no attention of lowering the rhetoric at all. he said he made a mistake in saying he claimed that trump needed to be put in the bull's-eye and a few sentences later, reiterated this observed notion trump as a threat to the nation. i think what is so frustrating about this for a lot of americans i talked to hear in milwaukee and rnc and americans back in the midwest, this is bigger than donald trump. when biden says these things about donald trump, he is a fascist, like hitler, what he is implying anyone who supports him as the same because we are voting for him. by implication, this is the idea, that americans are also

. >> trace: already, batya ungar-sargon, kaylee mcghee white, thank you. >>> hours -- >> commentator:eters of is a tough on crime prosecutor but her past actions do not match, she raised money to bail out criminals who committed deadly crimes it? good evening get. >> i was part of the faulks crew that spend weeks on the ground covering the fiery george floyd potus in minneapolis in 2020, it was pure destruction and lawlessness, entire stores burned to the ground, businesses were smashed and alluded. minneapolis even surrendered an entire police precinct to the anti- america protesters, some of these writers were domestic terrorists who deserved punishment. however at the time kamala harris instead urged americans to bail out these criminal riders, tweeting, if you are able to chip in now to the minnesota free them funded to help posted bail for those protesting on the ground in minnesota. afterwards, donations towards the freedom fund drum from $230,000, then $41 million. the organization bailed out a out of suspects and posted expensive bonds for serious crimes. the director of the f

peter, let's bring it richard fowler and jason chaffetz and steamboat institute kaylee mcghee white.on domain thank you for coming on, jason the best way forward is to pass the torch and we talked about saving democracy and moving to younger people, but he did notople give us a ren why he dropped out of the race h so suddenly. a does he os a reason, jason ordio are we reading too much into this? >> what changed, what changed between now and a week ago? donald trump was running laps around him beating him in every state, ahead on all the other battleground states. their message wasn't resonating. he wasn't up to the job. we didn't have the energy to dod it. if you want to pass the baton and applied yourself like youor know and abraham lincoln orng better yet george washington e should have done thisit last year. but to do it july with literallc less than a month before then, convention? he was h pushed out, shoved outy other people in the party. >> trace: the liberal media, richard fowler, they called it candidic and heroic. does he not have to give a reason? ch>> i thought it was ver

ortagus, senior fellow for the independent women's forum internal fellow for the steamboat institute kaylee mcgheefox news contributor "washington times" opinion editor, charlie hurt. we began here with a ongoing backlash to this year's olympic opening ceremony and many world leaders are now to announcing this is a blatant insult to christianity. it was this moment from the ceremony that invoked the sacred christian image of the last supper and you see it there. but it featured drag queens and dancers standing in the place of and his apostles. some media outlets praise the drag display as stunning and dazzling display of inclusivity. first lady jill biden, she loved the opening ceremony. >> so last night was just, it was spectacular. the rain did not dampen our spirits. every step of the way i was thinking to myself, oh, my god, how are we going to top this? how are we going to top this? >> kayleigh: how do you top mocking a religion on one of the largest world stage is meant to unify the sport and competition? there are 2.4 billion christians in the world, and the olympics appears to have chosen

>> brian: tim ryan said you should be out and mollie hemingway chief -- and kaylee mcghee white, mollyeginning of the biden slide? are you amazed that suddenly these people are believing their eyes when spent all their time ridiculing us for believing our eyes? >> exactly. voters have been expressing concern about biden's mental acuity for years. and actually struggling in the polls against donald trump or at the think that is changing right now is merely the media and other democrats are worried about their ability to pull, drag joe biden across the finish line in november. that is why they are panicking. aunt way, are they panicking. >> brian: "the new york times" reporting democrats tammy baldwin will appear with president biden when faith visits the state of wisconsin party, in the tight senate race in key for both parties. what kind of sign is that? >> it is a sign and the right direction of the democrats are clearly thinking about whether they could boot joe biden from the ballot. but the thing is, there hasn't been much of a reaction on their part but elected democrats are sort

kaylee mcghee white with us. will it be enough for harris to win in november?on't think it will because there are significant differences between this election cycle and the mid if term cycle where abortion was a very motivating factor for democratic voters. and the first part of this is that in many of the swing states kamala harris needs, this issues has a already been decided by the voters. i think of my home state of michigan. they had that decision, and they made it so it's not driving them to the polls. and the second thing, stuart, is women voters or young voters like myself, they might be more liberal on the issue of abortion, but they're not single-issue voters. they're actually capable of thinking about plenty of other things including the economy and on immigration. and if you look at the polls, trump is still dominating on those issues even in the swing states and among female and young voters. stuart: the group white women for kamala held a zoom call. they talked about how to use their privilege. watch this. [laughter] >> yeah. i'm sure -- >> as wh

still ahead, kaylee mcghee white on a writer at the new york times claiming a a bc altered their bidene white house. house foreign affairs committee chair michael mccaul on republicans' discussions about using the 25th amendment to remove the president from office. mollie hemingway on new signs that the media may be turning on the president, and allysia finley on whether medical experts gave biden a pass on his cognitive troubles. the 10:00 hour of "varney & company" is next. ♪ keep me in mind. ♪ somewhere down the road you might get lonely ♪ investment opportunities are everywhere you turn. but at t. rowe price, we're letting curiosity light the way. asking smart questions about opportunities like advances in healthcare. and how these innovations will create a healthier world tomorrow. better questions. better outcomes. when the sawdust settles and the engine roars the thing you care about is a job well done. but when you get your tools from harbor freight .. ur wallet. whatever you do, do it for less, at harbor freight. ♪ (♪) (♪) (♪) (♪) (man 1) can you hear me now? can you hear me n

. >> pam, think i want to go back to kaylee mcghee white. you wonder about the current president, joe biden is going back to d.c. tonight. he was supposed to spend that weekend on the beach going back early. the word is he may speak to the nation again either very late tonight or early tomorrow morning appears more likely early tomorrow morning. what is it he plans to say? what is it that he can say at this point that is going to comb this country down? >> i hope he clearly denounces all political violence in unequivocal terms no stop. this is what i worry about moving forward pretty worried about the chilling effect this is going to have on the entire nation to think about my own friends and family members and some of my colleagues who were at the rally tonight who were pushed aside by secret service agents rushing to get to the president. this is going to create fear among trump supporters people who might been thinking about attending some of these events. that is what i worry about. the former president and his response when he got up an