please come back. >> thank you, liz. liz: really appreciate it.jumbo rate cut or not, but what does billionaire investor omega family office chair and ceo leon cooperman think? he joins us here in studio next to share his wisdom on what the rate-cut cycle will mean for the markets and the economy and, yeah, we'll ask him about what john just said about pulling all the money out of the market if it's a harris administration. it's a fox business exclusive. we're cooking with gas here. "the claman countdown "coming right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ (girl) wooo! ♪ ♪ psst psst! aaaah! with flonase, allergies don't have to be scary. spray flonase sensimist daily, for non-drowsy, long-lasting relief... in a scent-free, fine mist. psst psst! flonase. all good. ♪limu emu♪ ♪& doug.♪ and if we win, we get to tell you how liberty mutual customizes car insurance so you only pay for what you need. isn't that what you just did? service! ♪stand back i'm going to show ya,♪ ♪how doug and limu roll, yeah!♪ ♪ ♪you know you got to live it,♪ ♪ ♪if you want to win...♪ [bump] time out!

liz?by the way fox corporation has made a donation to the red cross' hurricane helene relief efforts and it does continue to be a big disaster, but we are annual giving program partner. here is how you can help. visit redcross.org/fox forward or scan the qr code on your screen. and you know we should tell you we are seeing incredible stories of harrowing rescues over the past 24 hours. yesterday, when the hurricane was bearing down, the us coast guard rescued this man and his dog off the west coast of florida. roughly 25 miles offshore from sanibell island, near fort myers. the coast guard posted this video of the rescue showing a helicopter lifting up the sailor and his dog. according to the coast guard, the two were on a 36-foot long sailboat when the ship, the craft, started taking on water. luckily, both are in good condition but what about all of the other pets trying to find shelter during the storm, and many of them need medical treatment as well. joining us now in a fox business ex

liz. liz: edward, thank you so much. stocks were in the red today and s&p 500 down $2 trillion the last couple of we weeks in markt cap. get right to former labor secretary and you cannot trust what biden administration officials say. they talk like propaganda and we've never seen it this bad in their top spent. this is bad for kamala harris. but the white house of kamala harris is moving in the right direction and that july number revised down is the worst in nearly four years. >> if you look at june, june's number was revised down in the recent report by 43% from what they originally said it was. it's almost half of what they claim. ? july's numbers, which revised down 22%, these are massive reductions and the fed, the financial markets react to the initial numbers that the bureau of labor is it a ty icks and -- statistics and nowhere close to reality for the numbers and earlier interview about immigration and last month we added 635,000 jobs for people that were immigrants to the united states and we lost 1.3 million

liz: even so. >> even so. liz: okay.al fourth quarter results on tuesday. you beat on both the top and bottom line, but the stock took a hit because, basically, you fore the cast a slowdown with customer spending. what is behind it? because when you start seeing these threats increase, you would think they would allocate more money to fighting them, but they're pulling back. is that a broader economic macro picture? >> so our stock impact wasn't because of slowdown in spending. it was because the forecast we gave 919-20% -- 19-20% which the street expected, it met expectations. but the first half growth in billings was lower than the second half. and if first half was lower because of historic reasons. when in fiscal '23 the macro conditions hit those multi-year contracts have us if call implications. so -- fiscal implications. but we are feeling bullish. our customers are actually spending good amount of money with us. our business is growing. liz: well, somebody broke up today -- woke up today and said in fact a buy, s

liz: okay. no taxes on tips and no taxes on social security benefits and no taxes on overtime and now we've got this new development, the washington the u.s. census bureau reports no growth in household income and household inflation in the biden harris white house. median household income is down slightly to 80,610 and that was as of last year. real wages after inflation down 2.5% and we know that the economic committee republicans say voters in battleground states are $1,000 a month poorer. they have $12,000 a year less money after inflation under this white house. >> yeah, inflation is a hidden tax and my area and the phoenix metro area. it's the hardest hit inflation and we are hard hit on inflaying so when president trump says he's going to attack inflation, going for inflation and its energy policy is also going to reduce cost and that's going to make people lower cost and they're going to feel richer and feel better off and when you start reducing taxes and the regulatory reductions he wa

the big question, will liz claman fumble it? liz liz oh! [laughter] reaching through this camera to get you. [laughter] dammit. [laughter] charles: i know you won't. liz: okay, i don't know. with the dow up 588, that would be a big, long way to fall. if there is one thing to say about the day after, it's that the fed's jumbo-sized interest rate cut is fueling a rally in just about every major stock sector. at 30,000 feetst the on your screen, the bulls are charging. if gaining 588 points or 1.5%, that's topping the 422,000 lever the first time ever. look at the percentage gain on the s&p 500. the broader index is up nearly 2, stampeding deep into the green, gain of 106 points, more than double the 48 points needed to clock a new record. but the nasdaq bulls are destroying the bears in this final hour of trade with this 484-point pop. the tech-heavy index is melting up by 32.7%. 2.7%. big pockets of strength starting with the semis. the soxes basket of chip and chip equipment makers is overflowing with gains, about 5% here at 2228. major --

liz claman, over to you. liz: you know, charles, u.s. steel diving at the moment, actually off the session lows. at the moment it's down 19% of it was down more than 20. right before 2 p.m. a washington post report hit the tape that the biden administration is preparing to block nippon if steel's purchase of the domestic steel producer. the stock tanked, as you see right here, right around that time. and then it was promptly halted. when it resumed trade a few minutes later, moments ago john kirby confirmed that the administration believes u.s. steel should remain in u.s. hands and not be sold to japanese company or anybody else for that a matterful we've got more on this coming up, but we're watching it very closely. let's get to the border market. stocks slightly down. they've been up today as well. the dow jones industrials lower by 83 points after a big drop yesterday of about 626 points. s&p down 2221, we've got -- 211, we've9 bot the nasdaq lore by 81 points after falling about 577. russell 2000 down 9 points. unlike yesterday, the

liz. wrapping up a news conference in west palm beach, florida. the suspect facing federal firearm charges, two of them. but i'm told more charges are from the justice department, meaning federal charges are likely coming. these two charges are the quickest way to keep him behind bars to not get out of custody. they're possession of a firearm by a convicted felon and possession of a firearm with oolite rated serial number, one that's scratched off. records place him at the scene for the chain link for almost 12 hours, 1:59 a.m. to 12:59 p.m.. here's ronald roe. >> we are evaluating that threat and need to rach it up additionally, we will. reporter: according to producers in court, he was las vegassing and looking around and he said he understands the cha charges d more charges are possible and secret service, justice department and fbi all taking different pieces of the pie. fbi investigating ralph himself and told his cell phone, a camera at the fbi lab in quantico and fbi speaking to fam

liz: welcome back.trump, he's about to start his rally in just a couple of hours. thousands are already lining up in nassau county, long island here in new york. security measures are tight after two attempts an his life. let's take you live to the scene. fox news bryan llenas standing by, with the story. whatwhat's going on there, bria? looks happy and excited there. reporter: liz, good evening, yeah, there is expected to be 16,000-plus folks here at the nassau colosseum for tonight's rally. the former president making a stop in manhattan just moments ago about the last hour at the only bitcoin bar in the city called pub key and there he was asked about the teamsters union and the fact the rank-and-file voted overwhelmingly for him and he called that a great honor and a big thing that the teamsters union decided not to formally endorse a democrat for the first time since 1996 despite the fact the rank-and-file is for the former president. you mentioned high security here at the rally in new york. airti

liz? liz: gillian turner always terrific reporting.preciate you so much. >> what is good though about this report is that it's finally out. there's no more question. there's no more, you know, hey this is a conspiracy or whatever. this is out in chronological order and everyone can see , you know, the failures that led to this botched withdrawal. the thing is that the administration lied, if it wasn't kamala harris, it was jen psaki, if it wasn't her, it was karine jean-pierre, the one that's representing the white house and their lies and their manipulations are finally coming out and being shown as what they are. liz: okay that was stevenakuli, one of the 13 soldiers killed in the botched exit out of afghanistan. let's welcome congressman brian mass. he has served our country as well in combat. congressman, so the congressional gold medal ceremony today. why did president biden, vice president harris not show up? how come they were not there? >> they haven't showed up for anything related to these gold star families. the only place t

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liz claman, over to you. liz: great to have you. toss to me charles thank you so much folks fox business alert. quite the interesting market picture as we kickoff the final hour of trade. so you've got the dow abdomen ad the russel, in the red the dow down about 112 points russel down 4 while the s&p and the nasdaq are in the green. nasdaq up 108 the s&p gaining 17 so this mixed picture you see in the markets reflects the mixed messages we are getting at this hour from the world's top bank ceo. messages that have the financials and the dow 30 heat map looking mighty chilly. take a look all the way at the bottom. jpmorgan lower by 5%, it's the biggest loser on the dow jones industrials goldman sachs down four and one-third percent, amex down 2%, flip it over to well, bank of america all of the big integrated banks swimming in the red so who said what? goldman sachs ceo david solemon, pulled the first worry lever speaking at the barclays conference said the trading revenue in the current quarter is heading for a 10% slide led by decli

liz: all right. diane, wonderful to see you on this little bit of a freaky friday -- [laughter] especially with the markets. tow down 329 points, the nasdaq is the biggest laggard here, down about 22% here as we -- 2%, as we continue to watch this all very closely. 22.5% at the moment -- 2.25%. >>> oasis not so tranquil for live nation as the ticketmaster parent deals with another boondoggle over the long-aa waited reunion tour of the british rock band. details straight ahead. you've got to hear about what a people wanted for the tickets, what they were told they would have to pay and what they actually paid. >>> and later, compass founder and ceo robert rev kin -- rivkin is here to to tell us if fall is the new spring for those waiting for the market to heat up as the fed gets set to cut rates. "the claman countdown" is coming right back. ♪ ♪ (vo) a law partner rediscovers her grandmother's artistry and establishes a charitable trust to keep the craft alive for generations to come. from preserving a

liz: david, great to have you. thank you very much. >> nice to see you, liz.. shake shack says not quite. the fast food burger chain installed new key as osings that allow -- kiosks that allow customers to order through a machine instead of cashier, and it's bringing in more sales. but where's the jobs part of this? go live to lauren simonetti at a shake shack here in new york city. what kind of impact on jobs and sales, lauren? reporter: win win. we'll go through it. they have kiosks in every single shake shack. this is three years in the making. here's the lay of the land. five i pads essentially. that's what the kiosks are. customers come in and almost every customer, liz, will place their order on the ipad. go ahead, do what you're doing. i'm getting in the way here. they still re-stain one cash register to place your odder we are a human being. if you want to use cash or redeem a gift card, come here and pick up your takeout order or delivery the humans aren't taking gift card or accepting cash, they're freed up to do over thins and delivering orders to t

liz truss.n because of your economic incompetence? do you still see a future for yourself in conservative politics? you said it feels like the country is in decline. i wonder how much you contributed to that? was there anything that went wrong with your mini—budget that you would take responsibility for? let's bring our panel back in, and harriet cross, newly elected conservative mp who is supporting tom tugenhadt. we did not hearfrom liz we did not hear from liz truss, but she was at a fringe event, when you hear what she says, what do you think? i hear what she says, what do you think? ~' hear what she says, what do you think? ~ ., , ., , think? i think we need to be honest about where — think? i think we need to be honest about where we _ think? i think we need to be honest about where we are _ think? i think we need to be honest about where we are as _ think? i think we need to be honest about where we are as a _ think? i think we need to be honest about where we are as a party i think? i th

liz: okay, pot meet kettle. now senate democrats pressuring the fed to do a jumbo rate cut, bigger than what wall street expects and is the media going to have outreach over that? tonight this story -- >> i have to say, i'm increasingly concerned by how we see donald trump's alarring closeness with the kremlin. liz: inventor of the debunked trump russia collusion story and she's back at it. hillary clinton now says voters should be criminally charges were spreading misinformation. so should she arrest herself. liz: kamala harris want as jumbo $4 trillion tax hike over the next four years and tax hikes are mas kansas city chiefs raiding and kamala harris did a close thing for opportunities today and sara huckabee again tonight at 7:00 p.m. and new develop el pasos into the probe of two as is nation attempts on his life. joining us from senate judiciary, marsha blackburn. senator, always greatful to have you on here. are you concerned that former president trump doesn't have enough security and senator richard blu

liz, over the you. liz: you cannot, at least at the moment, even guess when there will be a bear market because the stock market just keeps holding on. you're right. charles:s yeah. liz folks, not counting today, there are just four trading days left in the month of september, and as we kick off the final hour of trade, we could see something highly unusual for the notoriously weak month for stocks, and that would be the continuation of a winning streak. now, i say webbed see because it's the dow. the dow -- we could see, because it's the dow. the dow is trying for five straight up days. but for much of this session it has been so close to call. so far today the dow has crossed the unchanged line -- [laughter] when i got down here, it was 139 times, it is now 151 times in just the last couple of minutes we've jumped from 1399 to the 151. concern 139. but we've still got 599 minutes left to trade. -- 59 minutes. any gain at the close will make it a record. the s&p, up about 8.7 points, on pace for its se

back to you, liz. liz: charlie, thank you.f crypto. there's no better crypto reporter. she breaks almost every story. liz: everyone has to watch fox business. charlie, thank you. crude, located crude. gushing today and intermediate closing up 2.5% up to $69 a barrel in the after market up 2.8% to 69.23 so oil prices are surging to a one week high as hurricane francine slammed the gulf of mexico production and 1.5 million barrels of gulf output was disrupted by the storm. pipeline operator enterprise products partner said its assets in south louisiana did not sustain damage but there are some power issues. we bring up that company because it happens to be our count down closer's pick today. chairman of sanders, morris, harris and nearly $5 billion in assets under management, and that's not the only reason that you like it because it's in this sector, but it's got a very tasty yield, does it not, george? gaspier surprise products is the queen of partnerships and it's energy, participant and mainly a transporter and storer of yie

liz. liz: thank you so much, chad pergram. appreciate you so much.s are speaking out against the border crisis hitting their hometowns. watch the heart breaking woman a springfield, ohio, resident tell as local town meeting she "can't take it anymore" as migrants harass her and also her elderly husband daily and then you're going to hear from a voter in alabama speaking out too. watch this. >> we have too many data committing gone people coming and applying for free stuff and here we are working, paying those taxes every week for what? >> so unsafe in my neighborhood and i have the homeless trying to camp out and i've made concessions with them and try to help them the best i can to keep tthem from trying to squat on my property and it's so unsafe. >> assassinated in 2021 and there's no way -- [inaudible]. >> i second. >> second. >> all in favor. liz: voters are getting cut off from speaking at town meetings because of this white house collapsing the border. bring in former acting dhs secretary under former president trump and he's cha. chad, good to

liz: down 53%.t doesn't make any money or maybe -- liz: let's just stop there. it's losing money. charlie: yeah, and tough to get subscribers to have growth because even elon is having a hard time or maybe there's a counter cyclical, a bet that trump won't win the election, so you know? kamala harris' up in the polls. or maybe it's just that, who knows but in any event, you see now if you remember. i think that traded as high as 50? liz: 79. charlie: you imagine if you got taxed on unrealized capital gains? you would have been taxed at 79. you've got to pay extra taxes, and then six months l later it goes down to 18. liz: this is for people who -- charlie: are rich. but still it's crazy. liz: well it's punitive. charlie: why would you want to buy stock? don't you want people buying stocks? liz: there has to be a way where people who are worth more than $100 million, at least pay the same tax rate as people like our floor crew, like you, me? charlie: no, i agree, but they do pay a lot of taxes. they

liz: okay.olicy kamala harris is accused of copying now. first, we want to hear from our buddies dagen and sean. what's coming up on the bottom line? we're excited. >> hey, emac, coming back and some ballots go out later on this week and what's at stake in this election and talking about that with liz peek as well and u.s. drafts sanctions against venezuela over disputed election there and also ceases maduro's plane. >> what in the hell, a big name democrats are celebrating the censorship of x down in brazil, banning elon musk, michael sh shellenberg weighing in on that and ej antoni saying that trump will take your hamburgers and not the democrats. my -- top of the hour. your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire >> welcome back. this is what we don't get. kamala harris told cnn in the nine minute interview she did t

liz? liz: we sure didn't thank you so much madison alworth good to see you. again the voter reaction coming in based on what madison just said. reuters, the new york times, undecided voters still not convinced about kamala. cspan they did a snap poll on twitter 76% say trump won but abc moderators criticize for not debating the statistics on what voters say are their top priority, the economy, inflation, the cost of living, the border crisis, crime, social disorder, drug overdoses even. their questions were tilted left, and were more confrontation to trump. let's bring in fox news vick out contributor joe concha. >> i was taking notes, and it was a disgrace by the way if you want to know my initial reaction as far as the moderators were concerned. first number is five. the number of times abc moderated or s fact checked donald trump. the second number is zero that's the number of times that kamala harris was fact checked by abc, despite having numerous opportunities to do so, when she lied

liz: equity world.talk to me about equity world. >> so here's where some recalibration we mean either putting new money to work or recalibrating within the market because it's been about tech, tech, tech, tech, tech for a year and a half now. and what you're starting to see when there's a bit more confidence that the economy can today on track, that they're proactive rate cuts, you start to see other sectors do well and do better. so things like today industrials, energy, banks. so really you start to see cyclicals do a bit better than your pure tech or defense we've sectors. so a rotation within but large caps. small caps, we think it's way too early still. it's not quite that goldilocks environment. liz: kenny. >> listen, i agree with most of what she said. i like a small caps. in a lower interest rate environment, i think they'll continue to lift their head. they have lifted their head nicely, i think they'll continue today that. and you also have to look for names like in the energy industry, look a

liz: okay.s, he can designate a designated chairman and if gary gensler doesn't leave, gary gensler can stay until the end of his term which i believe is 2025, 2026 i'm sorry so it's another year, and here is where it gets really complicated. carolyn crenshaw is another commissioner, democrat. she's up, her term is up. if joe biden and just play this out. if joe biden reappoints her, there's a democrat senate which would confirm her, and trump wins, even though trump will pick the designated chairman, gary gensler could be the de facto chairman because the democrats would hold three seats and trump just can't get rid of those three people. the republicans will have two seats, and gary gensler could be the de facto chairman and this is what people are talking about in washington right now. now if kamala harris wins, it's easier. he'll just call up elizabeth warren, the progressive senator and say go to bat for me and she will probably say, you know, let him finish out his term so it looks like he

liz? liz: stay safe in homa, louisiana.ery much. >>> folk weather, by the way, tracking -- fox weather, by the way, tracking every minute of the hurricane here. get your updates every minute, we're 24 hours. fox weather on fox business from 5-6 a.m. eastern live. >>> we've got this fox business alert, after an eventual presidential -- eventful presidential debate between donald trump and kamala harris in philadelphia last night, investors are betting on democratic nominee hearst to take the white house -- harris to take the white house in november after her performer -- performance, rather, which has sent health insurance stocks tunnel the tumbling. travelers and united health group are the two biggest losers on the dow jones industrials. humana, affleck, all down -- after lack -- aflac down 2-5%. how reliable are flash poll, and who really has the upper hand when it comes to business sectors and money? joining me now, former obama campaign fund riser raj goil along with gop strategist and former u.s. senate candidate in ne

liz. liz: thank you.n house border security congresswoman monica dela cruz and nations overseas don't allow foreigners to vote in their elections and why does it here that the house pass that had citizenship and proof of citizenship of voter id bill in july. all republicans voted for it and five democrats voted for it too and look at congresswoman virginia in alabama, texas and they're cutting out thousands of illegal aliens from their voter roles and the last election was run by tens of thousands of votes. go ahead congresswoman. >> exactly right and should be logical to request voter id and we want american citizens voting in our elections. that is the right thing to do. and we should stand every colleague of mine on both sides of the aisle should stand strong for election integrity and making sure that only americans are voting in our election. liz: president trump is outperforming his 2020 support among hispanic voters and they prefer him on immigration in the border now. hispanic voters, trump has 42

liz? liz: grady trimble thank you very much. your seat kind of thing, many ramifications. the stock up just about 2% right now. clean-up and recovery efforts are well underway in louisiana after hurricane francine tore through the state on wednesday. at this hour, there are still several thousand people without power in the state. in fact it turns out to be about 99,000. well first responders work around the clock to get the electrical grid back up and running, one company is developing right now a portable nuclear reactor that could treck right into these hard hit areas and get power up to a thousand homes and do it for 15 years without refueling. how do they work? they are called nano trucks, and when can they get on the road? most importantly, are they safe? joining us now on a fox business exclusive, is nano nuclear energy ceo james walker. james, welcome. this got a lot of people interested. at fox business we said we've got to get you on because we know there are troubles with the grid. we know that nuclear is a clean ener

>liz>can't >>wait sure. >liz>all >>right. see >liz>you later. thank >>>>you. darren. >liz>all right let's go back to the shooting of niners rookie ricky pearsall over the weekend. it's sparking a new debate over when to put minors on trial as adults. right now, the 17 year old suspect is facing a charge of attempted murder. district attorney brooke jenkins announced that she is holding back on escalating the case to adult court at least for now. >>we have to look at the facts. we have to look at the minors history. we have to look at a number of things in order to make a determination of whether we think it's appropriate to seek transfer. >liz>attorney ivan gold says the attempted murder charge could mean severe penalties, even for a minor and that a high profile case paired with national pressure to combat crime in the city may have led to more severe charges >>a high profile case this case will be watched throughout the country they do not want to appear soft on crime. the san francisco district attorney's office this case will be an example. >liz>brooke jenkins say

liz: is a big night, thank you very much.ntial debate right here on fox business tomorrow night at 9:00 p.m. eastern time. fox business alert, the dow jones industrial of five federal points, one dow component is taken a dive and it is marked down 2%, the biggest loser on the dow after the pharmaceutical company cancer treatment keytruda was topped by some late stage trial drug, some released data from the trial but showed that the drug cut projection or drug by nearly 50% lung cancer patients, summit is hitting a new record on the news up 55%, take a look at dell, pelletier and erie indemnity all three shares in the green right now, some fractionally but you pelletier of 14%, dell up 14% and on the announcement that all three stocks will be added to the s&p 500 and will begin trading on september 23. with the new additions somebody has got to make room for them, who got the boot american airlines, essien diagnostics bio-rad laboratory, we have american airlines up three and three quarters percent but as he is dad wanted a qu

liz: got ya.im walz in pennsylvania and we're monitoring this and first, hunter biden just moments ago pleaded guilty to nine counts including criminal tax evasion. is he going to get a pardon from joe biden? gop senator mark wayne mullen is here next on all of this coming up. ♪ (♪) (♪) (♪) (♪) after careful review of medical guidance and research on pain relief, my recommendation is simple: every home should have salonpas. powerful yet non-addictive. targeted and long-lasting. i recommend salonpas. it's good medicine. ♪ hisamitsu ♪ your best defense against erosion and cavities is strong enamel. nothing beats it. i recommend pronamel active shield because it actively shields the enamel to defend against erosion and cavities. i think that this product is a gamechanger for my patients. try pronamel mouthwash. 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 something about the job feels different - your wallet

liz, >liz>and thanks so much. a bay area lawmaker has a very unique perspective on all this, on gun violence because he himself was a victim of it. orinda state senator steve glazer was shot in the neck with a pellet gun in 2003, and he nearly died. now he, along with his wife and doctors, are sharing his story in his podcast. >>they had brought the x ray back, and the doctor added looked at it, and it was clear as day in the x ray they saw a metal pellet right next to my spine in my neck and the atmosphere between your carotid artery and my carotid artery. yeah. it was, and it was certainly it was like a mushroom shaped pellet. and i still have that image seared in my head >liz>earlier, i got a chance to speak with senator glazer about his work on gun legislation. since that terrifying incident. >>you came within inches of losing your life from a pellet gun. tell me what happened i was driving with my family in orinda and, just out of the blue, i got shot in the neck, went to the hospital, surgery, survived my wi

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liz. >liz>all right. jess. thank you so much. the 40 niners returned to practice today as they get ready for their opening game against the new york jets. vern glenn has more on today's red and gold report >>>>this >>is the audi red and gold report 40 niners rookie receiver ricky pearsall is at home recovering from being shot in the chest on saturday. he was placed on the non-football injury list on monday. that means pearsall will miss at least the first four games. now, the 40 niners defense is preparing for its first test of the season against aaron rodgers and the new york jets. winning this game is goal number one, but mooney ward wouldn't mind leaving levi's stadium next monday night with a souvenir. are there certain quarterbacks who are higher on the list that you want to pick off? nah. any ball come my way. i pretty much want it. but if it. well, if it's a hall of fame quarterback, i definitely would love to have my hands on that ball. hopefully, you know, if i do get my hands on it sign it for me. you asked for the sign

. >> a political bombshell in the making, former congresswoman liz cheney, vice chairwoman of the january 6 select committee and the most public facing member of the most conservative republican dynasty in america earlier this week endorsed vice president kamala harris has gone even further, this time saying that she and her father, former vp cheney will do something that casually if you're a follower of american politics may think has phone it over, cheney will vote for the democratic nominee, voting for vice president kamala harris. here she is in conversation with the atlantic, making this news a short time ago in austin, texas. >> your father, a beloved figure among democrats for many many years, do you, if you know who he will be supporting who he will be voting for, or do you care to share? >> dicky cheney will be voting for kamala harris. >> [ applause ] >> wow. >> words that i never expected to hear. >> you know, if you, think about the moment that we are in, and you think about how serious this moment is, you know, my dad believes and he has said publicly that there has never bee

>liz>yeah. where do you see the city in the next five years or so realistically, where do you see that looking like? >>>>i talk about it all the time. why i'm running for mayor is to turn the page on mayor breed's failed leadership and write the next chapter of san francisco that we can all believe in. and for me, my vision of san francisco is a city that is safe a city with clean sidewalks, a city with a thriving economy growing neighborhoods and small businesses, and our commercial corridors and as we talked about earlier, finally, again, a focus on families. that to me is a vision for san francisco that everybody can get excited about. and what we need is a mayor who's going to be a true leader articulate a vision for san francisco obviously have success, make progress towards that vision. then everybody in our city is rowing on the same war. all of a sudden we have safety back. we have clean streets back, all of a sudden our economy is humming again. and then san francisco can fulfill that p

liz, back to you. >liz>zoe, thank you so much. up next, a unique pool providing critical pain relief on the peninsula. we'll introduce you to one determined woman who spent years fighting to reopen the facility for her neighbors >>>this is the 40 niners experience on kpix. vern, glenn and matt lively bring you deep inside the 40 niners empire, where they break down the most amazing plays and take you on a superfan tour so close to the action you're gonna feel it the 40 niners experience wednesday nights at 730. only on kpix nick bosa >>>>thank you so much guys. hi i'm adrian kiss and if you're anything like me, this has happened more times than i'd like to admit. i've got everything ready to leave the house. maybe i'm even already in the car and down the road. and i realize when it's too late, i've forgotten the one device that none of us can live without these days. my cell phone. this is why i love the phone. reminder device from prox. look how lightweight and easy this is to use. it fits great on your keychain and what this is

right liz? liz: what you can't control don't stress. easy to say hard to do. breaking news on a couple of friends as we kick off the final hour of trade the market is on the cusp of another record after smashing the 29th record of the year and again, for the dow jones industrial would make it an even 30 right now up 52-point the s&p needs an 11-point gain at the closing bell to mark the 40th record of this year the broader index is up 14-point, earlier day and the nasdaq were comfortably in the green, nasdaq is still there up 32 points, russell 2000 pulling back the big winner gaining more than 2% for the week, pulling back by six-point you would see the green hopefully hold buffer corner of the world we need to take you to the valley in lebanon, this area is far north of lebanon's border with israel, it has now been swept up in the crossfire's in the move benjamin netanyahu to cause preemptive israel to force offensive launched missile strikes what they said the iranian backed militia has below which has launched thousands of rockets as israel move their weap

>liz>thanks so much. happening today, a florida man is expected to make his first court appearance for the wrong-way crash in san jose that killed a mother and her son, 38 year old duncan macquarie has been charged with two counts of murder. investigators say he was driving under the influence when he crashed head on into a tesla last monday on highway 85, near saratoga avenue. that crash killed a woman and her 14 year old son. the chp says macquarie was going 100 miles an hour. he was released from the hospital yesterday and booked into jail. he is scheduled to be arraigned at 130 this afternoon the 14 year old suspect in the deadly high school shooting in georgia made his first court appearance today along with his father, who is also charged with murder. dave malkoff explains why prosecutors are trying to hold him responsible for the shooting that killed four people. >>>>good morning sir. are you mr. colt gray? >>>the 14 year old defendant nodded his head as the judge laid out the charges against >>>>h

reporter: hi, liz. folks here are actually getting pretty excited because as you mentioned, the former president set to take the stage here at the bottom of the hour. >> [applause] reporter: see? everybody is really excited. >> [applause] reporter: before donald trump even arrived in arizona he did announce on truth social that "there will be no third debate" so tuesday was it, but clearly, there will be plenty of events and rallies and the headline for this one is the economy and the high price of housing and we do expect former president donald trump to focus on illegal immigration and how that all ties into it. you know, if you drive about an hour south of where we're standing you be in the tucson sector. that is the border patrol's busiest along the southern border, especially when it comes to all of the encounters. so, taking a look at the economy. according to the bureau of labor stacelakestatistics, arizona unt was 3.4% better than 4.3% nationwide. both candidates need independents to win this ba

i worked for dick and liz cheney and what dick cheney just did and what liz announced made it impossible, played it impossible for the chris christies and the george w. bushes and bill barrs to sustain their position, somehow, some universe, kamala harris is worse than donald trump or writing someone in or doing nothing. but liz cheney, they went further. she is endorsing the democratic nominee for the u.s. senate in texas. congressman alred over republican ted cruz. he will join our program in a little bit to react to this endorsement. that is where we start today with some of our favorite friends, tim miller, and democratic polester to tell us what do the democrats do with all of this. with me at the table. the president of the action network. the host of politic nation here on msnbc and the department of justice is back with us. lucky for us, all of them msnbc contributors. to miller, your thoughts? >> well, some ways this is a shock. a earthquake, dick cheney, darth vadar, not much of a surprise. because of what we have seen from liz cheney and and i want to go back to the when she w

liz: very good point. just what you are seeing. does anything stick out to you right now? >> the notion the market is not starting to price in but potentially 50 basis points for a couple months now, looks like you were accurate in your prediction but the price cut aside, we have an economy that's not moving equally across all constituents. we've got unemployment, one of the best educated, unemployment is 2. 3%, wages are rising. we have a demographic that is aging and we will see for years with healthcare sector growing. that's not going away anytime soon. we have an aging population and we are seeing people extending retirement into their 60s or 70s where we see part-time wages confusing the labor market because you've got aging executives standing for a little bit and people trying to piecemeal together jobs. this is a market that sitting hardest on the lowest, unskilled workers, hardest for those vulnerable to illegal immigrants taking their jobs in coffee shops, people are vulnerable to people getting

liz: please do, thank you. we need to get to the breaking news fox business has just learned that there may be some limit in the standoff between the union representing thousands of port workers and management in nine hours from now 37 ports from maine to texas could shudder for the first time since 1977 the union representing 47000 to load and unload massive shipping containers at the east coast in gulfport could strike at midnight that's with the current labor contract with the maritime alliance that represents the shippers but sources telling fox business the u.s. maritime alliance has made a counter offer to the international longshoremen's association no word on the details or what the longshoremen think of this british strike of the magnitude could slam the economy 14 of the biggest parts involved account for more than half of the nations container trades, coming up in this hour as the clock winds down with both sides of the standoff although maybe a little slice of light at the end of the port former con

warren, to liz cheney.popular way to be a strategic sort of candidate, but it is also what democracy incentivized. it is working when someone has the broadest coalition as possible and kamala harris in that way is governing as a candidate in a small democracy in a way that we know donald trump is not. >> charlie sykes, you'll have to do better than ian bass's big fat ass comment now. your thoughts? >> yeah, i don't think i can. look, think we talked about this in the last hour, how truly extraordinary it is to be sitting here at this moment, to realize that dick cheney, a two-term former republican vice president is now saying that he's going to vote for kamala harris. this is inconceivable a few years ago. and you know, yes, this is to vice president's harris's credit but it under lines how far outside of the main scene donald trump is. you have the two former living republican vice presidents saying they don't want to see donald trump back in the white house and here is my fantasy, nicolle. i'm hoping tha

>liz>all right. jess, thanks so much. the 17 year old suspect accused of shooting 49 year rookie ricky pearsall in union square, is expected to make his first appearance in juvenile court this afternoon. the teen will be arraigned at the city's youth guidance center. he's accused of shooting piersoll during an attempted robbery on saturday. district attorney brooke jenkins announced yesterday she is still weighing whether to request to move the case to adult court. our lauren toms spoke with an attorney for his take on this decision >>>attempted murder assault and robbery. san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins announcing these charges tuesday against an unnamed 17 year old from tracy in the weekend shooting of 49 year rookie ricky pearsall. the wide receiver, shot in the chest during an attempted robbery. attorney ivan gold says these charges could mean severe penalties, even for a minor. these charges can carry above >>>>ten years. there was >>>a gun involved. >>>>this >>minor >>could >>very well >>>>be >>charge

i know liz like you know liz. i did debate prep with her back in 2004. you might have been the squishy californian, but i was the form former democrat from texas. so i wasn't much higher on the level the of conservative republicanism in that. that she actually -- she didn't say this, but she basically intimated this. that there is more room in the harris-walz coalition for principle conservatives than there are in the republican party. think about that. she basically said, the coalition of vice president harris and governor walz has more room for principled conservatives than the current republican party here. i think what liz has recognized, she voted for donald trump twice. she voted for donald trump in 2016 and 2020. like many republicans, and a dam kinsing her for awhile thought the problem was donald trump. what i think they have discovered is donald trump was the proximate problem. he was the most apparent problem, but the problem ran much deeper because the republican base has moved into trumpism. that's what she fundamentally now recognizes in th

but since donald trump secured the republican nomination, liz cheney has not said how she will vote in the presidential election until today. >> because we are here in north carolina, i think it is -- it is crucially important for people to recognize not only is what i've just said about the danger that trump poses something that should prevent people from voting for him, but i don't believe that we have the luxury of writing in candidate's names, particularly in swing states. and as a conservative, as someone who believes in and cares about the constitution, i have thought deeply about this, and because of the danger that donald trump poses not only am i not voting for donald trump, but i will be voting for kamala harris in this election. >> [ cheers and applause ] >> liz cheney served as the vice chair of the january 6th congressional committee investigating donald trump's attempt to overthrow the 2020 presidential election leading up to and on january 6th. >> president trump sat in the dining room off the oval office watching the violent riot at the capitol on television. for hours

former congresswoman liz cheney, republican congresswoman liz cheney said tonight that she will voteor harris in november. cherry made the announcement during an appearance at duke university earlier. watch this. >> i don't believe that we have the luxury of writing in cp'didates names, particularly in swing states, and as a conservative, someone who believes in and cares about the constitn, i have thought deeply about this and because of the danger that donald trump oses, not only am i not voting for donald trump, but i will be voting for kamala harris. >> i want to bring in former democratic new york congressman max rose. he is now a senior advisor to the vets, and stuart stevens is here, a veteran of the mitt romney and george w. bush presidential campaigns. he's now with the lincoln project. she didn't just say i'm voting against donald trump. she said i'm voting for kamala harris. what is your reaction? do yothink she's going to have an impact on this race? >> i think she'll have an impact and i hope one of the other impacts is that others will follow her. i really don't underst

so, that is really liz cheney's point. it is an apolitical thing that is fundamental to being an american. to your point of a continuing investigation, one thing that is fascinating to me having looked at these documents is, wetwo employees, relatively low level, were charged today. the indictments spell out chapter and verse two founders of the russian front company and how complicit, illegally complicit they are. my reading of this, and it is sort of what i call educated speculation is those two founders, i suspect, are cooperating. it makes no sense for them to not be charged given the y this read to. so, i strongly suspect that what we e seeing, as detailed as it is, it is the tip of the iceberg. >> richard stengel, at the state department, one of your jobs was battling this kind of interference , which has become all the more sophisticated, apparently overtime. >> yes. the evolved, the russians, they are leng. in 2016, they created the internet research agency, which was a tall farm with russians who didn't speak engl

liz: the question what does he see the rest of us he aren't seeing?se you know, 48 hours before there a 50 basis point cut the consensus was 25 way to go no emergency, so, you have written about listening to the market what is the market saying about this? >> it is saying that politics is driving the bus i agree one hundred percent they are seeing something under the surface there is no question, but it is political too in election year, it is biggest thing fiscal monetary from 1.6 trillion to two trillion, then cut rates 50, and get the trillion-dollar package from china, i markets telling you a massive shift for commodities start really dramatically outperforming, we are seeing with gold with silver with some iranian -- you want basket that you want international you want to be in merging markets alibaba outperforming all bank stocks in 2024, remarkable. >> i want to ask about oil story. because, you know -- oil prices this morning gold, gold contract but over to oil brent slightly down wti slightly higher, but, you know, look prices could weaken, o

>liz>and here's a live look outside before we head to break. we'll be right back a breathtaking dilemma in today's project earth as a new report finds, the most prescribed inhaler in the u.s. contributes to climate change. together, these inhalers emit more pollution than an annual electricity use of 200,000 homes. but luckily researchers say there are some easy replacements. juliette goodrich has the details. make >>>>a nice seal with your mouth. breathe it in. hold your breath for a few seconds and you're done. you take a deep breath in and out for >>>>shelby. and non breathing. easy is not always so easy to do more >>>>often than not, i'm wheezing. i have heavy lungs. it's hard to exercise and it just makes my life harder. >>>>shelby has asthma to make life easier, she uses an inhaler. doctors also prescribe them to patients with copd as well as other lung diseases. >>>>they are life saving medications and they are also medications that have been shown to improve quality of life. >>>>now, new research reveals how the most commonly prescribed