it is a wealth taxpayer this is what liz warren wants, like liz warren but actually indian. a conspiracy that the government would somehow juice the jobs numbers in an election year to help the democrats, okay, so when trump wins and investigates it, they are going to call that a revenge tour. this is what is happening here. you now need to make $120,000 a year to live a $100,000 a year lifestyle. $20,000 in purchasing power is gone because of joe biden. medium household income under donald trump $78,000 come under biden-harris $76,000. it's gone. they are just taking the money away. now she wants to raised taxes and spent $3 trillion in cap prices like a communist but don't call her comrade, that's mean. you don't want to call people names. >> dana: jessica, the economy is the issue aside from abortion, which if you are voting on abortion you are voting on abortion, but an economy is the one that can move voters either way and not great timing for kamala harris who is trying to do this role out. she will have a great speech tomorrow night, no doubt, but friday everything ge

so i appreciate the honesty, but one of my favorite things to watch is liz warren tries to be relatablyavo te. yes, she started this call saying hi swifties. yes. never in you r have you had someone told you what that was? >> yes had it was like when shee first tried to open up a beer. >> remember that? oh, yeah. i'm going to get remembe a yeah, i'm going to get, what, a beer? >> beer? she asked her husban d if he wanted one. >> he looked at her like, what's happening? i thin sppenink, yeah, she's cr. >> tyrus to be fair, the english, her secondh is language, you know, since taylor was not affiliated, should they imprison theser doig people for doing this? >> by the wathisy, can we discus that? >> there were men, male swifties. >> is that masculine? is it the new kind of masculinity at the last kin alpha masculine, toxic meetings you symposium? hurt oh, that hurt my brain. how dobrain. it didn't come up. >> yeah. between weightliftinge up and chugging beer, it never came up. one , the song one of the guys turned the song on. >> he was beaten to submissions. this whole. >> but this is th

comes to us from a fundraiser with talus with fans including liz warren and self-proclaimed originalkane. want to, please. >> let's elect kamala harris and -- the next president of the united states. you can get this done. >> make the friendship bracelets, get out the vote i talked to your fellow fans about what's at stake in this election >> if her music gives you that jolt or that sense of community, channel that. >> i'm excited about kamala because so many people are excited about kamala. taylor inducted me into the rock 'n' roll hall of fame, she sang my song will you love me tomorrow so i have to go play is going to play play... i'm just going to shake it off! >> greg: i the same thing at the urinal. [ laughter ] >> greg: it almost compels me to vote specifically to cancel out one of their votes, it was not at all to you? >> it was not. first of all, trying to say associate being a single cat lady with taylor swift because she owns cats, she has not been single for more than five minutes of her life. she's always got a new boyfriend so power to her. i'm curious what she thanks a

talking about the future, not making up stories, like the fine people hoax, which is what harris and liz warrenshing last night. when you think about those televised hearings, when our politicians are talking about one issue, and they have to be prepped by staffers bearing reams of research, laid out perfectly for them, and they still don't know what the hell they are talking about, yet these two guys, i don't know how deep trump can go on this stuff but he can at least talk about artificial intelligence. kamala harris is the czar of ai and all she knows is you could use some. and then her campaign -- her campaign, which kills me -- said it was too rich guys talking. so i guess like apollo 11 was a bunch of white guys going on a road trip. it kind of celebrates -- it is a defense of lethargy and ignorance. on one hand you've got a man who created an implant to help paralyzed people think. he built rockets and cars. on the other hand you have a guy who doesn't get paid to be president, he could have retired, and he gets shot. these are two rich guys talking. there is like this weird decline in t

warpath so now they're on the warpath, like liz warren at a columbut ts parade. >> you know, it's no question republicans took similar abuse from the left that trumparm th takes now ever. george w bush was called a war criminal. they deemed romney a bigot, a wh back ind there' chains. >> and there's mccain, who was loved by the media untiho wasl. he he ran against obama. then he became the old reactionary bigot who'd bomb and cause world war three. >> it's obvious these its are fully thant the ib a hotel toilet at an ibc convention. they're really just swamp rats terrified of the orange monster because he flipped the scriprt.n when trump came along, nothing went according to plan. g gording trepublican democrat. >> there's an improved way a of doing these things. approvedppy of doi to produce cs and trump unclogged noat pipeline with a firehose filled with . no wonder they act likr theye gt their punched by mike tyson. >> but remember, the dems may be able to capture 238 drones, but trump got a tulsdronesi andn rfk jr. and that's a trade that i will take any day because those people

liz warren used to be a republican back in the day.to stop rich people and corporations from cheating people. to stop banks from cheating people. that's a basic value, and that is now a mainstream democratic party progressive value, and i think that's why she's feeling that love. >> for viewers, we have up on screen, as joy is speaking, what we saw moments ago. the clear emotion for senator warren. this is that moment. go ahead, joy. >> she obviously was not expecting -- you know, i just interviewed her yesterday. and she's just jubilant. you know, we both have interviewed senator warren. she's a jolly, jubilant person. she's always happy and smiling, even when she's fighting and getting at republicans in the big banks. she does it with a natural joy. and so it's really rare to see her that kind of sort of softly, like, you know, crying. like it's just not what she's normally like. so literally, i have run into her in the airport and she's jogging along like, hey, so it was poignant. i have to be honest. i think you can feel the emotio

to help answer that, here's massachusetts senator elizabeth warren. liz?en any girl presidents yet, but someday there will be. just like how for a long time the minions didn't have their own movie and then in 2015, bam. the first minions moviepossible. also sexism. >> stephen: thanks, senator. hope that answers all your questions. parents, if your kids have questions at home, please post a video to social media with the hashtag #colbertkidsquestions or submit a video at the link below. we just might feature it in our next installment of... we'll be right back with matthew mcfadyen. it's a big match for the national women's soccer league and only the best will win. ♪ music ♪ ♪ music ♪ ♪ music ♪ ♪ music ♪ ♪ music ♪ ♪ music ♪ ahh, yellow! didn't pass the tissue test? buckle up! whoa! there's toothpaste white, and there's crest 3dwhitestrips white. whitens like a 400 dollar professional treatment. pilot: prepare for non-stop smiles. crest. for more than a decade farxiga has been trusted again and again, and again. ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ ♪ fa

unless they get her to disavow elizabeth warren this is a waste of time. liz. >> ellie tariq is all over this stuff will have updates on her twitter page. i will do it as well. liz: charlie, thank you very much. make sure to tune into fox business coverage of the democratic national convention. that starts monday, august 19th through 22, through the 22nd sorry. closing bell seven minutes away. looks like the dow is the only solid gainer out of major indices. the s&p is up just slightly by 16 points but on its way to a fifth positive session in a row. meanwhile the nasdaq is lagging behind just a bit. we have it down eight points. the russell is losing about 11. okay, so dow component cisco systems i already mentioned it, you just heard dan niles talking about it, on tech to report its fourth quarter numbers after the closing bell which is minutes away. shares of the network communications equipment-maker have struggled over the past year, losing 15 1/2%. joining me reagan capital, chief investment officer, skyler wynan. how important are earnings now? feels li

liz: never know. >> i don't know. who is, whose political patron is elizabeth warren, who also hates crypto, who is, is vehemently supportingr cuban will have to justify the fact that kamala harris is not going to throw gary gensler under the bus. liz: or maybe they look at it as she is from california. she understands silicon valley and these new sectors that pop up. maybe she wants to separate herself from joe biden. >> wants to unburden what has been. liz: yeah. >> get it? get it? liz: no. >> [laughter]. i can't help myself today, what is wrong with me today? [laughter] liz: meantime what is wrong with bitcoin. ether is down. >> ro khanna is having another one of his get-togethers. coffee klatschs for crypto, for democrats i think tomorrow. i just don't think any of this is going anywhere. they, the democratic party has been so anti-crypto at the top. liz: kristin gillibrand, the senator from norco sponsored with cynthia lummis. >> she is nowhere to be found, she is nowhere to be found on this. liz: where is she? >> i haven't heard hide nor hair of her recently. i just think the democratic party dug itself in a hole. lis

liz: that's a quote. love it, don. here's the thing, they've been in dc for awhile and elizabeth warren, kamala harris, biden, maxine waterse cannot afford a home under biden and harris. watch that and watch the media now say, yeah, it's absurd for her to campaign as if she's not been in the white house the last four years. watch this. >> >> lives have been difficult and ratos high and don't have 20% for a down payment on the home. >> a new chapter. incumbent vice president and democrats controlled white house for 12 of the last 16 years. >> they given her a path to re-invent herself from to 19 from the presidency and it's not a fed policy. >> with the new tv ad from kamala harris, it's a complete ignoring of the fact that she's the sitting vice president and been at the center of american public affairs for a number of years. liz: don, can you -- let's unbutton this. explain to the viewer how when trump left office, we, i think we had 1.4% inflation. 3% mortgage rates and everything got blown to smither renos when she was tie -- smitherenes when she was a rate and going interest rate to stop it and mortgage rates shot up

he said if elizabeth warren had a her way, there'd be no credit or bank loans ever in the u.s. again. >> lizandidacy right now screams marxism. and that's nothing new. that's simply an extension of her political career and her larger background, some of which you just pointed out. i mean, we really shouldn't be surprised here when we hear these ridiculous proposals from her about setting prices? are you kidding me? we tried this in the '700s for crying out loud when we tried setting prices on fuel. it created gas shortages and gas lines. now you're going to set prices in grocery stores? there were food shortages year ago a, people ended up eating zoo animals. is that the kind of third world politics we want the to bring to america? elizabeth: listen to brian brenberg talking to working class and middle class voters out in iowa. >> the rate of growth is going down, but the prices aren't going down. >> right. >> it's like adding -- gaining 10 pounds because we went to the fair, and this year we're only going to gain 3 pounds. we went down, but we're 13 pounds up. >> childcare is one. mortgage

liz. >> it all looks pretty good, maria. i would note that last month's retail sales were revised down like almost every government report, and i also wonder why does warrenest cash holding he's had in 32232 years? just -- the 32 the 22 years. just wondering. maria: thanks for that, a little caution in the wind. mark tenner the, liz peek, great to see you. "varney & company" picks it up. stu, take it ay.

liz. >> it all looks pretty good, maria. i would note that last month's retail sales were revised down like almost every government report, and i also wonder why does warren buffett right now have the biggest cash holding he's had in 32232 years? just -- the 32 the 22 years. just wondering. maria: thanks for that, a little caution in the wind. mark tenner the, liz peek, great to see you. "varney & company" picks it up. stu, take it away. stuart zero good morning, everyone. we're getting the first indication after what candidate -- of what candidate harris will do about inflation. she will call for a crackdown on price gouging. it's not wild government spending that creates inflation, she says, oh, no. it is excessive profits. tomorrow harris revealings hersc policy. walmart offers lower prices and still makes a good profit. their report morning very positive, especially its e-commerce business, up 21% globally. that this stock going up $5, that's about, what, 8.5. now listen to this, retail sales overall double expectations. up a full 1%. the market likes walmart's results and definitely likes the strong retail sales. good news is good news. the dow up ma

liz: i'm just looking at nvidia, is down 7% of the moment the blow of the session was $90. is it 99 now. when there's greek theatre, that's where the guys like warrene been way too expensive. it takes a lot of discipline and a lot of courage but as we continue to watch, do you have any other message beside the fact of any intervening cut would signal more panic? >> absolutely. i think it would be a terrible idea, those were pushing it be careful what you wish for. you don't want the fed to come out and say it's an emergency, it is not an emergency this is a market correction that has its roots in the fact that were optimistic about the market in the economy and the fed is late, we understand why this is happening but that does not mean that the fed should swing the other way. remember when we had emergency cuts it was in 2008, when something terrible has happened, all that happened here is we are recalibrating a view of the economy and were worried that the fed is making other policy mistakes. liz: things looked find a month ago and there were so many people saying were looking at a soft landing and earnings are good. are we in a recession goldman