larry's money. more than friends? >> they bought matching underway together, the first week they were like, look what we bought! they both were wearing matching underwear. they were best friends. >> they were blowing through money so fast, they fell behind in rent payments for the law office and got addicted. so they moved the office into elisa and larry's home , which according to ginger, now seemed more like elisa and sarah's home. >> in the room, they had no close of larry's. the bathroom, hers and sarah made them hers and hers instead of his and hers. she said they were pretty much moving him out. >> well, not quite. because all this time, remember, larry's body was still in the garage, still in the refrigerator. as for the idea that sarah was an innocent child, elisa's puppet, that was nonsense, said ginger. >> everybody know she wasn't terrified of her. sarah had as much say as lisa had in the whole situation. >> sarah, the daughter of those devout children christians, sat at the defense table

larry? larry: bryan llenas, thanks very much.resident trump on offense hitting kamala harris on all the issues, that is the subject of tonight's riff. ♪. just two days after kamala harris picked the far left progressive governor tim walz donald trump stood up for over an hour, the news conference today, mar-a-lago and hammered the entire democratic ticket and i mean hammered. on the economy, inflation, open borders, crime, foreign wars, all across the board, you can almost call it a fresh campaign reset. here is just a little bit of the hammer. >> kamala's record is horrible. she is a radical left person at a level nobody's seen. she picked a radical left man that is got things that, he has positions are not, it is not even possible to believe they exist. larry: kamala has been the presumptive democratic nominee for 18 days. still hasn't faced a press conference or any media questions at all for that matter. mr. trump had no teleprompter. looked like he had just one page of notes. answered all the questions, still standing tall a

larry: hello, folks, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow.o copycat kamala plagiarizing one of president trump's hottest new tax ideas. we'll have kellyanne conway on that and more in just a moment. first up fox news peter doocy has the hottest news from the white house briefing. peter, what have you learned today? >> reporter: larry, we're learning a lot here in the final days of the biden administration. we've got kamala harris, the vice president saying she will release the rest of her platform at some point this week. because she is not doing any interviews we're working backwards with the help of some white house officials to figure out where exactly she stands on things like the southern border. case in point, "the new york times" is now reporting that kamala harris's immigration policy is going to be different than biden. they say that she is going to be the toughest democratic nominee since bill clinton on the border. >> she has a campaign ad where she is saying they need more border patrol agent. if president biden is doing such a a

larry: hello, folks, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow.ell, kamala harris went far left progressive bernie sanders when she chose tim walz as her running mate. it will give trump-vance a new campaign opening if they take it. vivek ramaswamy on that just couple moments but first up we go to fox news william la jeunesse. he is standing by to tell us a little bit about these, about these governor walz policies. i know you're itching to go. good to see you, william. >> same larry. look at three things, voting money, support from special interest groups. on policy walz supports union organizing, 15-dollar minimum wage, environmental protections over free trade and as a governor he supported gender affirming care for gender kids. legalized rec correctional marijuana, free school lunch for all children, abortion with no restrictions. six, seven, eight, pregnant, it is okay. free college tuition for families earning less than 80 grand. employer and paid, family and medical leave. 100% clean energy by 2040. he supports sanctuary cities, citizenship

larry: hello, folks welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow. big news today.amala harris chooses minnesota governor tim walz as her running mate and equally big news republican veep candidate and senator jd vance fires back. senator vance will join us in just a few moments but first up, bernie sanders hitting two for two with the democratic ticket and that is the subject of the riff. ♪. larry: so vp kamala harris finally chose minnesota governor tim walz as her ticket mate. he was the first choice of senator bernie sanders, vermont socialist that may be all you need to know about governor walz and the ticket that makes two for two for senator sanders who strongly endorsed vp harris to become the dnc standard-bearer. call it the modern democratic party. just the other week in the now infamous white dudes for harris zoom call governor walz said, i am going to quote directly, one person's socialism is another person's neighborliness, end quote. huh? i don't know what that means. i mean i'm a neighborly guy. i have a lot of neighborly friends i get alongwith. none

larry: companies will leave.ne, this is fame must former white house economic advisor warns harris' agenda could shut down the entire u.s. economy. it is a fame must guy, kevin hassett. said the harris green energy policies could cause a deep recession towards carbon. expand on that kevin hassett. >> right, well the thing that really got me going in that interview was the idea government will attack price gougers. in other words the government will want to set the price of everything. it is really a very socialist agenda, with a very punitive tax on corporations they're imposing, then they would absolutely knock us into a recession but the thing is, what we found out today, in the revisions for the payroll numbers is that we're probably already in a recession. they knocked a million dollars off of the payroll numbers and what everybody has been saying, sure the unemployment rate is going up but the payroll numbers are okay. now we lost all the strong payrolls. we're probably in a recession now. imagine we're in a

larry: hello, folks, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow. we await the last night of what has been a completely policy-free democratic convention. the question is, anything going to change? more on that with vivek ramaswamy in just a moment. but first up, our very own madison alworth has all the latest live from the dnc in chicago. madison. what are you cooking up there? >> reporter: hello, larry. we've been cooking all week but tonight is the big night, night four. it's the chance for vice president kamala harris to make her pitch to her party, to be upgraded to president harris but the trump camp they have been counterprograming all day long, starting this morning at trump tower where they hosted a rival pre conference that was headlined by vivek ramaswamy. and then trump himself, he has been counterprograming. he has been down at the border today, addressing the immigration issue which has flourished under the biden-harris administration. a real weak point for vp harris. here in chicago though a lot of people wondering if harris will nail

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larry.arry: i can't wait for that, four more years. let's get the latest on today's major market selloff. our own kelly o'grady is here with more on that. kelly what you got? >> reporter: red larry, unfortunately. there is a lot of uncertainty, questions are we entering a recession or is this more of a market recession. look where the indexes finished today. dow down 1000, s&p down 70. the dow really did take more of a turn t came back a little bit but that is pretty close to where it was at the lowest point. i also want to take a look at big tech here. again, all red. you had really nvidia is the one to point out here down over 6%, but also alphabet down fivers. they were beneficiaries with inflows with the a.i. hype. look this selloff is more of a correction. these valuations were already too big. so we're seeing some profit-taking. another line of thought if we are indeed approaching a recession you move away from these type of growth stocks. now another area getting clobbered, larry, cry

larry?arry: great stuff, as kellyanne conway put it the other night on this show insights, not insults, how about that? now, let's swing to go to the white house. fox news peter doocy is there to tell us what's cooking. peter what is going on there? >> reporter: we saw president biden today, larry, speaking over in the old executive office building to 100 content creators. officials here say that even though president biden is not a candidate anymore, they're still trying to reach americans who might not consume news or information in the traditional ways like tv and newspapers and magazines and we have a little clip of the president talking to these mostly young influenceers. president biden: that is a real press or fake press back there? that's a joke. that's a joke. >> inflation, mr. president. >> yes, yes, yes. i told you we would have a soft landing. we'll have a soft landing. my policies are working. start writing that way. that is why i invited you to the white house because i'm looki

larry: welcome to kudlow, i'm larry kudlow. president trump gave a tour de force speech on the economy yesterday in north carolina dismantling the biden-harris affordability crisis. more on that in just a moment with senator tommy tuberville but first up our very own edward lawrence at the white house with another joe biden sighting. edward, congratulations! >> reporter: we saw him in maryland, not far from here at an event are first event with vice president kamala harris since president biden stepped aside. it was the famous democratic line, it's the economy stupid. so on the economy president joe biden defensive about the coverage that he has been getting from what he sees as a success. so i asked him about the vice president and "bidenomics"? listen. mr. president, will "bidenomics" continue under vice president harris? [shouting questions] will "bidenomics" continue, will "bidenomics" continue under vice president harris? president biden: economy will continue with all the -- in case you haven't noticed it is working. >> r

. ♪ larry: hello, folks. welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow.o kamala harris says she won't meet the press for at least another three weeks, but mr. trump is telling the press and the rest of the country he's gonna cut taxes. first up, we go to peter doocy live at the white house. so, peter, when's she going to talk? she's got to give you an interview straight up. >> reporter: you know, larry, i have interviewed the vice president back when she was a senator right before her presidential campaign ended, before any votes or caucuses actually happened. so we will put ourselves forward as willing to interview her. but it's been three months -- three weeks since she ascended to the top of the ticket. it might be three more weeks until she actually sits or stands for more questions. listen to this. >> reporter: when are you going to sit down for your first interview since being the nominee? >> talk to my team. i want us to get an interview scheduled. >> reporter: that first q&a since becoming the presumptive nominee only lasted about one minute, and

larry? larry: thanks very much, gerri willis. folks, economic storm clouds are gathering and that's the subject of tonight's riff ♪. larry: so yes fed head jay powell issued pretty clear forward guidance that the central bank will start cutting its policy rate in september and additional rate cuts might well occur in november and then december. wall street has been whining and panting for these rate cuts for about two years. so what does the stock market do? as gerri willis just reported it got slammed down he specially the nasdaq lost 3% of its value and dow got whacked hard as well. what is going on here? as i often suggested market bond yields are frequently more important than the fed's target rate. while the fed has done nothing yet, most treasury yields are down 100 basis points in recent months. in other words, markets have been leading the fed. here's another key point, lower market interest rates are surely a welcome development, yes, indeed but the history shows that declining interest rates are also a recession indicat

larry: hello, folks, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow.resident trump and elon musk took the internet by storm last night. we're going to break it down and talk it up with vivek ramaswamy in just a moment but first up breaking news, we're going to fox news peter doocy who caught up with president biden earlier today. peter, this is a remarkable achievement. >> reporter: well, thank you, larry. we did have a chance to chat with president biden on his way down to a cancer moonshot event in louisiana and he has assured us that vice president harris is not as far to the left as her record in 2019 and 2020 would suggest. how progressive is vice president harris than you as a candidate in the general? president biden: the issues we worked on together may make progress economically. no one called what we did on infrastructure progressive. it is a good policy. >> reporter: the former biden for president campaign, harris for president campaign tells us that if she is elected president she will not push for "medicare for all" or single-payer health

larry? larry: thanks very much, edward lawrence. let's get the market story from gerri willis standing by. my goodness, gerri, you have been very busy this week. gerri: you know what? smackdown is a good word for what's going on here. stocks plunging on recession fears after a weak july jobs report. let's take a look at those three major indexes. the dow, down 610 points, 1.5%. the s&p off 1.8%. the nasdaq down earlier 3% and now 2.4%. these are major moves for the indexes guys. all three major averages hitting their lows earlier in the day. we have a bit of improvement, not much. really nowhere to run. nowhere to hide. also down today, small caps, oil, gold, bitcoin, you name it. the headline behind the route, the july jobs report coming in below wall street estimates. the jobless rate rose unexpectedly to 4.3%. its highest since october 2021. wage gains were lower-than-expected, two-tenths of a percent month-to-month. now the power behind this years stock rally, tech stock, not a power now. chipmaker intel shares down 27%. that is

larry: all right. seems to be on full display, great report, william lajeunesse from los angeles, i could not sleep a wink. what do you have today. reporter: let's talk about her record. some positions she opposes mandatory minimum sentences for convict, supported the dchandgun van, wants a national review board for police shootings, but being criticized for misleading voters and lacking leadership of soft on crime, frprop 47. >> california prop 47 allows certain nonviolent felony convictions to be reduced to misdemeanors. >> the year 2014, a get out of jail free card. retailers and local da predicted a rise in crime but state's top cop, attorney general kamala harris said at the time nothing. >> she is hiding out, not doing her job. not educating the public. >> harris claimed as ag it was her duty to stay neutral. others disagreed. >> top newspaper said harris failed to inform voters, calling her gutless and disappointing. >> prop 47 was a lie, from day one. >> 10 years later some voters top undo prop

larry: hello, fo folks, welcoe i'm larry kudlow. barbara kennedy stomped out kamala harris' dnc convention speech and we'll try to cover it all. it's a fast breaking news day. first up here are the hard-hitting points from robert kennedy's endorsement of mr. trump and that is the subject of the rif. so kamala harris gave a reasonably-well-presented speech last night at the dnc, but of course, it was full platitudes and any number of lies about donald trump's record and she worked overtime to hide her ultra-liberal progressivism and her big governme socialism. but, unfortunately, for her, the big news today comes from robert f. kennedy jr. who has just endorsed donald trump, and in a sense, mr. kennedy just wiped out kamala's dnc speech from the news cycle all together, and kennedy's logic was particularly hard-hitting and well put together. first up, he said he's throwing his support to president trump because, and i will quote. "the causes were free speech, war in ukraine, and the war on our children." then he blasted the democrati

larry: one last one. overtime.ing, about whether kamala harris is really a woke oriented politician. >> we have to stay woke. like everyone needing to be woke. [ laughter ] and you can talk about it if you are wokist or woker but stay more woke than less woke. larry: you are wokest or woker? >> i am wokey? woker, i don't know what that is. it is laughter no one else is laughing that is disconcerting. >> right here. we are in early august. mark simone who is next president? >> trump, easily. worst thing that happen tad ckamala harris was peaking in end of n july. larry: new jersey. >> and new york. >> i'm focusing on you joe has interesting faciali expressions. >> california democrats never do well outside of california. larry: you think that kamala and walz will carry minnesota. >> yeah. >> they will. >> i just want to check. >> it will not matter. larry: mark sy simone and joe concha thank you. >> are we at front end of a recession, who will be best to do something about it? we'll have old friend brian w wesbury h

larry: well done. most comprehensive thing i have seen, william lajeunesse we appreciate it. >> kamala harris choice of governor tim walz was driven by far left progressive bernie sanders politics. that is the subject of the riff. so, i stayed up to early hours of morning, reading on-line versions in "wall street journal," the "new york times," "washington post," about why kamala harris chose governor tim walz as her running mate. know what? i should have gone to bed early. each account said the same thing. mainly, she made a so-called gut decision and felt more comfortable with tim walz than shapiro, my response to this awful journalism, is sheer utter nonsense. who are they kidding. kamala harris chose tim walz because he is a card carrying member of the ultra liberal progressive left bernie sanders wing, of the democratic party. that is why she chose him, and can no longer make a claim or various policy conversions thatting is she is a moderate -- suggest she is a mod moderate democrat, she is not,

larry: experiment of drugs.nergy we did an energy and you know you have to understand that producing petroleum is not the same thing is money you look at the producers of petroleum have russia, saudi arabia and venezuela, to be far better if we produced it at much lower price much less revenue for the action that you it's amazing and if you look at all the stuff trait i thank you so trade deals pretty good sing a full look of the tray think. larry: why don't know why some of her friends keep characterizing that. is protectionism from the reality resident with reciprocity and you are treating us unfairly as front of us trump blew the whistle on china is a major turning point you known relations relations and americans have already know it. but he lowered the various with japan it is south korea with australia for example. >> and u.s. and north america yes usmc eights was tight policy was as well. art: right. larry: is really good and i think that everybody will i think to some extent, he has to remind everybody a

larry: this stuff.y radio show this morning, because so many parts of it were provocative and here's think especially inland nazca talking about have a faces an existential threat from yelping 4 percent of the worlds population and to pursue the world wanted with your donald trump in conversation, not hostile in conversation i just played it again and again and again and it was fabulous evening for the former president see what that is important because hugh hewit you have a bigger following than elon musk and everybody loves to see you ready shortly have a good many years thank you for coming on our tv show and thank you and byron york is always think you very much and all right folks, coming to story in a around i have this defense spending issue and 20 is now texas congressman wesley hunt in army combat that deployed to iraq in one of the places in my sleep thank you for coming on and you know we were talking about this defense preparedness which seems like it's a dead low point right now and steve f

larry: hello, folks. welcome to kudlow. i'm larry kudlow. there's a big government demand in central planning and socialism. more on that. they did not pass it just a moment or two but first up edward lawrence. he's got the unfortunate details on the house economic plan for america. >> i'm going to pass the first ever federal ban on price gouging on food. my plan will include new penalties for opportunistic companies that exploit crises and breaks rules. reporter: pushing back the executive director of meat processers and chris young says the cost of raising and processing animals and transporting finished products to the consumer has increased considerably under the biden harris administration. there's a direct correlation between the energy and regulatory policies of the current administration and the increase cost of goods to the consumer and grocery store owners like stu leonard also miffed. >> we're just trying to keep up with the expensive creases that are going on. reporter: limiting the ability of corporate owners and buying homes in

larry: all right.eter doocy on white house lawn. >> thank you. >> florida congressman mike waltz, a retired green beret, i was watching peter doocy's report, you know can see stop iran he said i don't know, i hope so, it has a feeling of appeasement and we're lost in our policies. and thank goodness for israel. how do you see this right now? >> you know, larry, i'll take everyone back to the schoolyard and biden and harris and antony blinken and sullivan, they are like kids that got picked on by the bully, their response was to find more lunch money for the bully. if i give you my fruit roll up with my lunch money and hey, buddy give them your haham sandwich on top of it maybe the bully will be nice. donald trump, you have to punch the bully in the mo mouth, you have to escalate to get bully to deescalate. i want to remind everyone that harris thought taking out soleimani was a bad idea, and biden opposed o obama talking out osama bin laden. we should not be surprised if we appease better and harder m

larry. larry: all right. thank you very much gerri willis. >> folks, economic storm clouds are gathering, that is the sfn subject of the riff. >> so, yesterday fed head j. powell issued forward guidance that central bank will start cutting policy rate in september and additional rate cuts might occur in november and then december. wall street has been whining and panting for the cuts for about two years. what does stock market do, it got slammed down. the high-tech nazdaq lost almost 3% of the value, s&p 500 and dow got whacked hard. so what is going on? well, as i have suggested, market bond yields are more important than fed's target rate. the fed has done nothing yet most treasury yields down about a hundred basis points in recent months. markets have been leading the fed. here is a these point, lower market interests are a welcome development, but the history shows that declining interest rates are also a recession indicator, the gdps had been growing at 2%, a bunch of other indicators of flashing bigger

larry: and.ference in obviously requiring proof of citizenship among the larry, is critical and was such a fragile society, constitutional republie requires citizens to take part in response abilities of citizenship along with the benefits of citizenship, one citizen one vote in the new york constitution and the law requires citizenship for voting for the democrats keep putting laws it edited by right to vote is sacred right that we have and continue to allow these noncitizens to delete the vote because of trying to prime the pump and wind at all costs regardless of if they undergoing think about that office a to protect which is completely really ridiculousness by the company for the grade again i just giving a document with a plan and how we do that the way the president trump has envisioned this making sure that we could do not delude the price of her citizens and making sure that they're part of this government byway is republicans, i know scott agrees with this, we want every legal citizen t

jimmy zeroed in on larry hall.tray, and i look over, and there he is 20, 25 feet away from me, sitting there all by himself. it felt like a magnet was compelling me to come to him. and finally, i bumped shoulders with him on purpose. lester holt: jimmy explained he was a brand new inmate needing directions to the library. hall obliged. i kind of slapped him on the shoulder, i said, thanks a lot. i said, i appreciate that from a cool guy like you. lester holt: after that, they occasionally talked. but the next step came when jimmy was invited to join hall's breakfast club. which in the prison system, is a big thing of who you're invited to have your breakfast with. lester holt: keene thought he was making progress, but then prison politics got in the way. i left out the chow hall one morning, and a few really big muscular guys came up to me. and they said, hey, the old man wants to talk to you right now. right now, he wants to talk to you. lester holt: the old man with celebrity mafioso vincent "the chin" gigante, a

okay, well larry, what do you think?at is it going to take to stop this holocaust? well, it i said, either the countries that have the access to control the oils set it off and apply the economic pressure, or uh, the united states wakes up and finds a conscience, which i think is unlikely, and cuts off israel, boring that, it's going to have to end militarily, uh, i, i don't think... "israel can ultimately kill all the palestinians, but they're sure going to try, and you certainly have people within the zionist camp there, the likes of bengavere and smotrich in particular, i mean these, these men are demonic, there's no other way to describe it, where the their ability to to carry out in human acts on palestinian prisoners and celebrate it to actually put it on television and celebrate the rape." of sexual violation you're talking about some of the more extreme individuals as they call um inside of the regime, but isn't it symbolic? technically of the whole that they would actually show this on israeli television and and

christopher hilali, researcher and political analys out of vermont, and larry johnson, former cia analyst out of brandington. thank you both for being with me. well, christopher, i'm i'm going to start this off with you. i mean, let's start from here, why does the regime continue to target schools? the regime continues to target schools in violation of international humanitarian love, because it continues to say that in these schools there are hamas leaders, militants, uh, military operation centers, that there are weapons, cachees, that there are many of these things that they continue to try to justify uh and and and rationalize why they continue to bombard these schools, not only. schools, but also hospitals and other areas that are supposed to be under the laws of armed conflict prohibited from being targeted. so of course the zionist regime continues this unabetted and nobody holds them accountable in the international courts or in international law realm because of course uh they are acting as rogue state with impunity and they have of course the us is backing through all of this. w

okay, well larry, what do you think is going to take? what is it going to take to stop this holocaust? well, it i said, either the countries that have the access to control the oils, shut it off and apply the economic pressure, or the united states wakes up and finds a conscience, which i think is unlikely, and cuts off israel, bar and that it's going to have to end militarily, i i don't think israel can... and the sexual violation, you're talking about some of the more extreme individuals, as they're called um inside of the regime, but isn't it symbolic technically of the whole that they would actually show this on israeli television and and get away with it? look, there was a poll conducted by channel 12 in israel the other day, almost 50% of the country approved of it, so what what you have this is, this is reminiscent to the story of sodom and gomorrah, where you've had society that has become so immoral, so evil that the only thing left for it is to be destroyed, because it has it has strayed so far from from the commandments of god

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maria: you know larry that whens been an economic issue also national security because, of course, weat at least 300 people have been ep apprehend already on terrorist watchlist we've got christopher wray at fbi says we are probably going to see a terrorist attack on our soil because of wide-open border you say remarkable that president biden 2025 budget calls for 21% reduction, in defense spending as a share of gdp next 10 years, you point out none is being discussed in the current campaign as media so is focused, on reintroducing harris, kamala harris to america, but we've got recent report that we've been talking about all week by the commission on national defense strategy larry finds that u.s. could lose a conflict with china and russia in globe war unless significant changes made to national did he have strategy. larry your thoughts what we are spending on defense, and how o technologically advanced we are we know that the navy in china is larger than u.s. navy right now. >> absolutely, maria. i think this is -- one of the great unspoken issues, you know, cheapest wars you are c

larry snelling: yes.e have apprehended numerous people who have done this and we have seen at times that some people who have committed these crimes were out on electronic monitor. so we know we have repeat offenders who are committing these crimes. it does not mean we have caught everyone but we are also working on a burglary strategy and studying the times these burglaries occur but we also know criminals have become very brazen with how they commit crimes. they will do it right out in the open. there are some people who feel they are immune from arrest or prosecution so we have to change that narrative and we are working to, i actually just met with a bunch of business owners, restaurant owners, about how we will collaborate together moving forward to fight the burglaries and loss of business. dan gibbons: thank you for that. once -- one question from josÉ for the policing project. every officer should be a community policing officer, you say. can you elaborate on what that means and how to operational

absolutely larry gerston, let's get you in here. why not? pennsylvania governor josh shapiro, young, active on social media. he can really deliver a message. why not choose him? look, shapiro is a great candidate, and there's no question about it. i think there are two reasons why. one, obvious and one not. shapiro is much more to the right. a centrist, and obviously harris is not. the other thing is, shapiro is kind of overpowering. i mean, he's quite the guy out there. and it might have been a bit too much for the vice president, who is now the presidential nominee, to have that kind of person alongside her, taking away a little bit of her own glow. so but in the midwest, somebody who she believes harris believes can go ahead and do well in places like michigan, wisconsin, even even pennsylvania, she's going to he's going to go with a progressive stance is what she's got. so, you know, the democrats have made it clear they're they're running for this election from the left. larry, there are some sensitive topics when it comes to josh shapi

hey, dan. >> hey, larry and kristen.rks 60 years since a fresh new group of british boys known as the beatles landed in san francisco. and as local fans remember that bit of history, curators at the deyoung museum are getting ready to capture the excitement of beatlemania all over again. >> well, it certainly is nice to be here in san francisco. >> it was 60 years ago, almost to the day. the beatles arriving in the bay area to kick off their first u.s. concert tour and the images of the fab four performing before a packed crowd at san francisco's cow palace in august of 1964, are still the stuff that dreams and screams are made of. >> twist and shout, shout. come on, come on, come on baby. >> and while it's a bit of a hop from the cow palace stage to the bandshell next to san francisco's deyoung museum, curator sally martin katz is hoping that same excitement will still echo through in an upcoming photo exhibit. and she met us on stage to highlight its unique point of view. beatlemania through the eyes of sir paul mccart

we cannot continue to do this, larry.e are dead broke the one president biden proposed federal rent controls for the whole country. i bet you that kamala harris has said in her plight. what you saw in the cities, they want to do it nationwide. it is absolutely incredible. interestingly to me, we did a review. trumps polls are actually quite decent. he has a small lead. one point lead nationwide. this is cnn fox. nationwide does not mean much, really. serving as swing states. he is also doing very well among working-class voters. he is outperforming harris is, he is outperforming obama. he is outperforming joe biden himself. trump is doing very well whether it is minority working-class voters or it is white working class voters or it is all working-class voters. this is his hidden weapon. he is appealing to a working-class coalition. interestingly nobody wants to say this but the numbers are there. the poll suggests he is succeeding in building working-class coalition. >> he will explode after labor day. people will come t

what do you think about that larry? because i mean, you know, you get all of us have noticed that russia gate, uh, i don't know what um, iteration is of it now is rearing its ugly head. and it has a lot less effect than it used to, obviously. but you know, who lost ukraine, that's good to be cited and there's a lot of new accounts on the republican side that will save that as well. how is trump going to have to deal with those people or? so here's the problem to trump this. so transactional, he's not guided by any kind of vision, philosophical, it'd be a logical. uh, so for example, yeah, he's going to try to withdraw from ukraine. this is the same guy that blew up the ins agreement. so really to kill the nuclear controlled with respect to enter media of nuclear weapons. and that's going to be back on the table from the center. and what russia is going to be doing is the kind of thing that sort of touches trump's hot buttons where this okay, we're going to build these, we're going to create a challenge and trumps natura

larry and kristen. i've moved away from the site of d23, the anaheim convention center, to the nearby honda center, which seats thousands and will soon seat thousands of fans. because later tonight, we are expecting some major announcements involving the disney movie world. but before we get to all of that, let me show you a little bit about what d23 is all about when it comes to the cosplay. at d23. anything goes. sometimes it's just a mash up of creativity. it's performance art. >> our theme is we've escaped star wars land and we're going to the different parks at disneyland. >> this little guy showed up as deadpool and wolverine all in one, and one day he'll be old enough to see the movie. seeing and experiencing all the fun is what this ultimate fan event is all about. all the lines here may remind you of standing in line at disneyland, but with the comfort of air conditioning on this hot summer day, our homemade queen amidala here came all the way from minnesota. >> it's my first time making someth

and larry is absolutely right. the base is very clear what it wants and doesn't want, but we don't have that that there will necessarily represented within the party. and unfortunately the people around trump. well, i think that that is, that's changing. it's like the most that bestbuy the big bands. i think is, is in st. louis at the very least, we finally have somebody at near, at the, near, from that same. yep. no, you can't. let's start, let's, let's take some wins where, you know, it's like the end of the day. you can't really ask for everything and trump is now talking about what we have. we have no responsibility is i want and that's an important distinction. now, you know, we, can we go for the try back to talking about the middle east as well. of course not, there are much different real issues in the united states in the middle east. but let's start there the, the, the bigger big question now is whether the new york hands were on their way out or not. and it was very clear that the that the donor class fo