. >> jesse: fox news contributor and chairman of the harris poll, mark penn join us now. ese numbers have tightened, harris had a nice bounce after she came in, and now this thing is like this, the battle grounds look favourable to donald trump. what has changed and why have things changed op the eave of this -- eve of this probably only debate? >> well, i think boat bases of both parties, have galvanized around their clients, our poll, where the harris poll, but not harris' poll, is 50-50. if you look at it, the atmospherics underneath the poll are good for trump. almost two-thirds are unhappy with the economy and the direction of the company, only 42% think joe biden has done a good job, trump leads on major issues of economy, inflation, crime, but he's not been able to deliver a knock out punch here, against somebody who has risen to really regalvannize particularly black voters, trump is doing very well with latino voters, and this debate, it's going to be very interesting, to see does harris go out there and say i want to get the swing voters and i'll seem statesman l

trump wants to get medicaid, that's not true. >> steve: mark penn and andrew stein who wrote this for "wall street journal." they start the entire op-ed by saying we watched the debate. we thought kamala harris beat donald trump. she knew her lines and threw him on the defensive and he could not keep up. but they said after reviews the video and after reviewing things. it just wasn't fair. and that is why it was a threat to democracy essentially. >> ainsley: why do they think she won? >> steve: they watched the tape. anyway turns out steve -- "l.a. times" writer on media sat down with her after the debate at the ritz carlton in philadelphia. and they had a conversation just a little bit about what was going on. and she veeld essentially why they did the fact-checking. she told him the decision to attempt to correct the candidates was in response to the june 27th debate between trump and biden on cnn. whose poor performance led to his exit from the race. people were concerned statements were allowed to hang out there and not be disputed by the candidate biden at the time or the moderat

. >> bill: that's mark penn. he has penned a piece.advisor with harris calling on abc to conduct an internal investigation into the debate planning and execution, a new piece in the "wall street journal" writing abc's bias deprived voters of a fair debate. want to bring in our media analyst howie kurtz. good morning to you. let's just -- here are some of the fact checks from the other night and i'll ask you about it. >> there is no state in this country where it is legal to kill a baby after it's born. >> the f.b.i. says overall violent crime is actually coming down in the country. i did watch all these pieces of video. i didn't detect the sarcasm lost by a whisker. >> he says you hate israel. >> you said she went to negotiate with vladimir putin. have you ever met putin? >> bill: she didn't answer that question about putin. he helped prep her. abc had an easy job of fact checking. was that abc's job, howie, under the rules? >> if you are going to do fact checking, how about doing it for both candidates? i've been saying all week the a

i won't win as many races in my career as mark penn. that said, under her system, we should get paid the same. there should be fairness and if it's not -- if i can't make as much as mark despite the fact he wins more races we should redistribute what he makes and give it to me. that would be advantageous for us. i could be persuaded she has a good idea. for most americans that won't sell. they want their hard-earned efforts to be rewarded. they don't believe there is a pie that has to be distributed. they know the u.s. economy can grow. it has our entire history. not once -- not once in the history of the world has the marxist socialist approach has ever worked. >> harris: mark, i guess you give away free income according to that. good luck with that, mark. this is another question for the hour. will we see another debate? the day after the first one, both sides were showing major politeness hours after that heated contest. former president trump and vice president kamala harris shook hands at a 9/11 remembrance ceremony in new york. pre

i want to bring in for the hot topic former clinton senior advisor mark penn.hank you for joining us. i'm sure you had a late night as we did as well. one of the big things sheer, senator tom cotton was in the spin room after the debate and a fox news digital asked him did tonight move the needle. for either side. and he said he believes voters are reminded that were good under donald trump's economy and they were not under kamala harris'. maybe go back to those good times. did the former president actually articulate that last night in your opinion? >> well, he did hit that point. i think he hit that point pretty clearly that he thought america has gone downhill and was in desperate condition. look, i think it's pretty clear when people scored the debate on points, i think that they overoverwhelmingly think harris. winning the debate is not the same thing as moving people on the issues. there was not a lot of debate about really the issues particularly the economy in depth and there were a lot of complaints about the moderator coming out of this debate so far.

later, posters, mark penn give us their thoughts on where we stand right now this minutes in this campaignsecutor, i never asked a victim or a witness: 'are you a republican or a democrat?' the only thing i ever asked them: 'are you ok?' and that's the kind of president we need right now — someone who cares about you and is not putting themselves first. i intend to be a president for all americans, and focus on investing right now in you, the american people. and we can chart a new way forward. i'm kamala harris and i approve this message. here's to getting better with age. here's to beating these two every thursday. help fuel today with boost high protein, complete nutrition you need, and the flavor you love. so, here's to now... now available: boost max! how do you keep your teeth so white with all the coffee you drink? my secret lumineux whitening strips. i mean, that is white. and because there's no sensitivity, i feel like i can use them more often. and you can get this at walmart or target. subject 1: who's coming in the driveway? subject 2: dad! dad, we missed you! daddy, hi! subjec

doug collins from georgia, mark penn former clinton advisor.irst of all, let's start here, doug, your home state of georgia. i believe that's where you are now. you are in the midst-your state as well as others in your region recovering from in. our prayers are with you at this time. mark penn, what happened? why is walz suddenly disappearing? >> you know, that's a bit of a mystery. i think that the controversies over what his policies were as governor and what happened with his war record, i think had the campaign rethink how front and center they were going to make him. he was next to her in the quote, unquote, interview. but it is a little bit of a mystery he has been lower profile. i think you will see fireworks tomorrow as these two vice presidents go at each other. >> harris: it might be fireworks. if democrats are as worried as they reportedly are, maybe there are problems behind the scenes. let's talk about problematic and what you said, doug, two areas and you just heard mark say it. the military things going on. the mystery and confus

i think the situation commands nothing less than that, says mark penn.y wrongdoing. joining me now is the former speaker of the house and fox news contributor, newt gingrich. mr. speaker, thanks for being here. always a pleasure. >> good to be with you. maria: i want to get your take on what really changed after that debate and whether or not you believe the gop has done enough to ensure a fair and safe election in november. >> well, look, i think something like the safe act ought to be passed. i think it should tell people a lot that 198 house democrats voted no on blocking illegal immigrants from voting in federal elections. so in that sense, i do worry. and when you read about places like springfield which has 20,000 immigrants in a town of about 60-70,000, you have to say what is the possibility that some of them are going to vote? if you look at a place like minnesota where governor walz made it possible for illegal immigrants to get a driver's license, to get medicaid and to get paid funding at the university, you have to wonder how many of those w

even democrats or some democrats, very few, i have to admit, but mark penn was on a broadcast with johnthink it was a podcast, and he's a democrat pollster. here's what he had to say about the way the debate was handled by abc and what should be done about that. roll tape. >> i actually think they should do a full internal investigation, hire an outside law firm. i don't know how much of this was planned in advance. i don't know what they told the harris campaign. i think that the day after suspicion here is really quite high, and i think that, i think a review of all their internal texts and e-mails might really should be done by an independent party to the find out to what extent they were planning on, in effect, you know, fact-checking just one candidate and, in in effect, rigging the outcome of this debate. i think this situation demands nothing less than that. david: well, i have to be honest, or i don't think that's going to happen. i've been around these networks for many a decade, and i've never seen them do a switcheroo that dramatically. however, if mark penn, a democrat polls

mark penn argues in a new op-ed and did on this program earlier this week. abc bias deprived voters of a fair debate. they called trump out on every falsehood but let harris get away with one lie after another. a democrat close to the clintons, penn with this on the "focus" yesterday. >> when the refs put their finger on the scale you have to throw out the score of the game. what would have happened in that debated they challenged harris and said that's not right what you said there about charlottesville. we don't know how she would have reacted. trump wouldn't have had to spend his team. they did a real disservice to the voters of america and put in jeopardy the institutions of debate. >> harris: that's plainly put. the nation's 45th president donald trump has vowed he will not debate again. understandably in this case, despite kamala harris's team calling for another match-up almost immediately after tuesday night. trump said he doesn't think there is any reason for it. no need for it. cassie and brad is here. brad, i want to come to you first. this would

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mark penn. help me out. tellor can me how that's good fr the american people. how is that healthy for our republic? well, as you know, look, i like campaigns with debates,with with interviews, with policy papers. drviewspolicythink when you lox fox poll, people who vote for trump are votingle, peop his poe people who are voting for her are just saying, i like her. i'm voting for her either because i like her or i don't like because . . and you know what? the media like me. the media is not going like me. so everybody else is not going to. not going to have the media is not going to press her. i think i think ultimately trump is going to have to say, let's do another hav say. y thin you know, on fox news, maybe that's the only thing she'll do with people. you know, see both candidateo is that i could name. but you're going to follow the mainstream media here is not going to do a debate. >> she's not doing a debate on fox. she was offered a debate on fox. it turned into a tow>> she debae and trump and harrisburg. >> bret and marthad tr would be fair. yeah, i thin

are going to get to tutor dixon, but i want your take on david muir losing viewers at nbc and then mark penn coming on our show saying abc should run a full investigation of what happened during this debate. >> they should. from the fact that losing nearly a million viewers is not nothing for them. it's not supposed to be partisan show, it's not supposed to be up london giving his opinion. what he did at the debate was not right. his viewers are telling him it was not right. abcs viewers are telling him they expect more from him and should do an investigation. >> trace: you talk about this heated rhetoric and hillary clinton was on msnbc, you talk about firing up the rhetoric. this is the former secretary of state of this country and she said this. >> i don't understand why it's so difficult for the press to have a consistent narrative about how dangerous trump is. his demagoguery, his danger to our country and the world and to stick with it. >> trace: she went on to tell a series of lies bill and i the former president -- villain i. >> what we saw is the exact result of the less rhetoric th

mark penn abc's bias failed to provide fair debate.ct checked and they didn't trust harris to do it. also, could nevada be the unexpected key to winning the presidency? we will discuss that as the fox news power rankings come in. you have got georgia, north carolina, as well as nevada a toss-up. you don't have to go anywhere. boeing workers on strike risking massive production delays and taking a look at the real cost of democratic policies and how much more the average household is paying compared to 2020. my favorite guest gronk will be here, too. i will bring my guest he gave me ripped the sleeves off personally. i urge to you gradually get dressed. oh, i forgot something inside. >> todd: good thing we had an athlete doing that tease. >> carley: i hope he had his pedometer on he got some stepping in. >> todd: while trump and harris are neck and neck nationally, carley, he is crushing it in the cookie department. bakery in philly is holding traditional cookie poll sell cookies of each candidate and track. showing trump leading by alm

now this would former clinton advisor mark penn calling on abc to conduct an internal investigation into the debate's planning and execution. in a new op-ed entitled abc's bias deprived voters of a fair debate he writes, quote, they called trump out on every falsehood but let harris get away with one lie after another. a presidential debate shouldn't be a staged wrestling match, it should feature two candidates on a level playing field so voters can make their minds up free of interference. tammy bruce, i want to let you rib at this. is here right? >> years and we've seen this so many times and never get answers and we seem to have no alternatives. there could be an alternative which is each candidate choosing their own moderator and then having the platform be c-span. what the american people need to see is some seriousness about how this could happen because clearly it was unfair and it was 3 against wanted i don't think that served kamala harris either. for both candidates, for the nation. what is interesting is not, highly unlikely she got the questions ahead of time, the bigger issu

former top clinton advisor, mark penn going for an investigation into the debate to find out if abc coordinatedith harris campaign beforehand. this is a guy who ran the clinton campaign's. john solomon, i think a review of the internal texts and e-mails should be done by an independent party to find out to what extent they plan on backtracking just one candidate reading the outcome of the debate. it demands nothing less than that. this coming after the debate moderators were criticized for fact checking trump adding harris off the hook and told us they plan on doing that because he reviewed the trump takes to find out where he was not telling the truth. this according to the moderators on the los angeles times so were you shocked democratic pollster once an investigation of abc? >> i think it's a lot of obvious to people watching. and what debate you have one person -- they were wrong on a couple fact checks as well and kamala harris had a couple of things, the charlottesville ho hoax, that's been debunked by mainstream media outlets and that's why they don't say it anymore. they allowed her to

. >> sean: here was reaction, pollster of insider advantage, and mark penn is with as. you. i found those headlines, especially reuters, new york times, not exactly conservative outlets, those dials were interesting as well. is spoke with two other pollsters today, they said they got the same reaction. this seems to be widespread consensus on that issue, why? >> while i think it is pretty clear. it was in trump's best debate we know that, biter not hurt him at all. he had a poll that we did last day during the debate, it showed undecideds did not move that well. i want to mention of this and when the field in michigan, in 2020, insider advantage heart of the most accurate numbers in michigan of the final five and the politics average. i do not have the final numbers but i can tell you now, trump is either even or a head in michigan. of that is the case, whatever boost she gets from this debate will be short-lived if she gets one at all. >> sean: that's me at that back led me ask you mark, ovary to some of kamala harris' radical positions like no restrictions and even la

joining us now here on set, mark penn, former adviser and polster for bill clinton, political consultant with the energy issue. every time i do these what if scenarios, i come back to that one state. it is central, mark, as you look at then't presidential and the senate race. >> there's a limit of the what polls can do. realistically speaking, if there's a senate up race, trump would win that state. but i don't think it's determined yet. i think you see about five points of voters moving back and forth here across the country and in these swing states. >> bret: so if you set the table now, where we are now, alex, what would you say? >> well, first, i'd commend everybody at home to go to foxnews.com and look at the survey. it's fascinating. if you want to understand why half of this nation of wonderful people can view the world so differently, then you should start here. this race has been stable, almost unchanged since september of 2023. that's because i don't think the choice has changed. it's still donald trump running against his most formidable enemy. not kamala harris, donald trump.

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former bill clinton guy, mark penn, said that harris should not go to the border.ch. >> i think that's the last thing she should do. she's trying to avoid the issue of the border as much as possible. she's gaining speed by pushing the economic issue and she's put out a few economic plans that have been more or less unchallenged. >> reporter: what he's saying is when harris goes to the border it brings up bad memories. >> that's 100% right. kamala harris going to the border is like a criminal going to the scene of the crime and going for a photo op. it's not going to work. she can't answer basic fundamental questions like why she said she would defund ice. why under her water their 10-15 million people who entered this country illegally? what she still support giving taxpayer dollars defund gender mutilation surgery for a legal immigrants? she's running towards a problem, she should be running away and she should have gone to the border four years ago. >> trace: let's put this out, cnn poll, who do you trust more on immigration? trump 49%, kamala harris 35%. when yo

. >> tomorrow on "special report" we talk about the presidential election with pollster mark penn, alexaid. there is a lot going on every day. we got you covered ingraham angle is now. ♪ >> good evening, everyone i'm laura ingraham this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight.

. >> dana: mark penn was on yesterday and he thought her going to the border was a fool's errand at thisoll. who do you trust to handle more on immigration? 53 trump, 45 harris and cnn poll. 49 trump, 35 harris. it's not like she will be able to make up a lot of lost ground by going there. might make it worse for her. >> it is like starting your final project at 2:00 in the morning when it is due in five hours. >> dana: and calling mom help me out. >> and then complaining because you failed the class. she has failed the country. she was tasked with this. i'm ready on day one to step in and do the job should president biden be unable to complete his term. this was one issue where she could have brought the country together. instead has used it as the most divisive wedge. what is she going to do, go to arizona and talk about abortion? >> bill: steve, you live in california. when she was a.g. and senator she talked about di criminalizing border crossing but changed her mind and nobody has asked her. >> the other thing about the lack of scrutiny and vetting the way she is sailing through the

here is mark penn. >> i don't think her going to the border makes any sense at all. frankly that plays right into donald trump who wants to make the border the number one issue. >> harris: leslie. >> hi, harris. you know, i have always said back in, you know, years ago, that the vice president should have gone to the border. i do think when politicians are running for office almost everything they say and do has some political motivation. i did want to say if it's okay to your point earlier about the miles. she is not miles apart from donald trump in numbers. in is a very tight race with regard to speaking to the press and in addition to that, she -- although she has been on the campaign trail for 66 days as the nominee for 66 days, one could argue that donald trump has been campaigning for years since he lost the presidency in 2020. >> harris: what we learned about joe biden didn't just happen overnight. june 27th and what the nation saw on full display is what we've been talking about for months. he was losing some steps. your party knew that and she has been runni

mark penn yesterday. i'm not sure if you have to say something new at some point.ught, we'll see. >> lawrence: that's typically how the races are won. >> ainsley: race is less than 50 days ago. >> steve: 48 days. >> ainsley: she has to do introduces. if she continues to say the same message it gets old after a while we need specifics. >> lawrence: does it ever resonate with the voter that's what we are waiting to see. >> steve: we will know november 6th. >> lawrence: hezbollah is vowing to punish israel after accuses them of wounding thousands across lebanon by detonating explosives hidden inside pagers. >> brian: yeah. i have never seen anything like it and probably never will. mike tobin joins us live from tel aviv. it happened, what, around 3:30 local time yesterday, mike? >> exactly and lasted about an hour. pagers started exploding all over lebanon. we know some of them exploded in syria as well. all tolled 3,000 pagers exploded yesterday. they beeped before they exploded. as a result a lot of the injuries are to the fingers for feel reached for pagers, some a

. >> tomorrow on "special report" we talk about the presidential election with pollster mark penn, alex castellanos. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight, fair balanced and still unafraid. there is a lot going on every day. we got you covered ingraham angle is now. ♪ >> good evening, everyone i'm laura ingraham this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. any moment president trump is going to take the stage at the nassau coliseum out on long island. this is his first rally since the second attempt at his life. now, mind you, this is a state that trump lost by 21 percent in 2016. and by 23% in 2020. but, at the age of 78 he is still a hometown boy. and even with all the legal abuse he has endured there, he still loves new york. and before heading out to the rally, he even stopped by a bar that supports crypto-currency in lower manhattan. that was great to see. mingling with the folks there trump is the first g.o.p. presidential candidate since reagan in 1980 to make a real run for new york. >> what's your message for new york? >> i love new york. i always loved new yor

david: joined by doug schoen is, mark penn and at lot of others -- >> there's a couple of us.ng you, david. david: hurricane helene is leaving a devastating path of destruction as it made landfall last night as a cat four storm. we have the very latest from the ground on the rescue and recovery operations underway right now in the southeast. >>> but first, former president trump set to hold a town hall in the next hour in michigan, this after trump met with ukrainian president zelenskyy earlier today in new york to address the country's ongoing war with russia. are the next -- will the next president be able to put out all the fires breaking out all over the world? congressman ben klein from the budget committee joins us next on "the evening edit." >> before january 20th, before i would take the presidency, january 20th, long before that i think we can work out something that's good for both sides. it's time. and, by by the way, the president knows that too. he wants to get something done. he doesn't want to do this. >> i think we have common view that war in ukraine has to be

democratic poll mark penn co-opt "the wall street journal" with andrew stein who has been developed democrat. they said that biased deprived voters of fair debate and the moderators called trump on every falsehood that let harris get away with one lie after another. she listed every charge against trump regardless of the truth and the post claims he favors and national abortion ban and opposes in vitro fertilization that he called neo-nazis in charlottesville "very fine people" and threatened bloodbath if he loses the election. in the moderators turned to ms. harris and said that has been debunked. we might have a totally different conversation how she'd tends to react when challenged. what do you think? >> i think if you fact-check with you as a journalist have a responsibility to be basically perfect at it and exactly evenhanded and they were so, so far from it. i think hands up is better because it gives you an idea how these guys will appear each other's lives because they will both lie. let's not pretend one is lying far too many journalist do when it comes to kamala harris but no excus

penn? arthel: today marks two years as a death of queen elizabeth ii.t king charles iii of paying his respects and church this morning as he struggles with his own health. stephanie and bennett has more from london. >> yes king charles attended church near the royal bound estate in scotland. or pospossibly a positive sign s a full itinerary coming up in the fall including an international trip. so in federal king and his wife queen camilla attends the church ceremony today spending as well the whole summer it made me end mainly in the scottish highlands where she died. at 96 result september 8, 2022 of the running of course for eight record seven decades the king and queen spent this morning at that church for prayers and reflection and inner members in fact charles great, great great grandmother queen victoria laid the foundation stone for that granite church elizabeth was a regular attendee the king has had a challenging year as you mentioned with both his and princess catherine's cancer diagnoses force them to trim back many of their engagements to f