the good positive coverage won't stop and to mary catherine's point, i think that some of the reasonshas historic candidate and she would be the first female president but also in comparison to donald trump she's much less of a threat to the status quo so there's not as much fodder for the media to use there but finally i think a lot of us in the past customer was reported just weeks ago that she was not a strong of a candidate as she has her not to be so she is exceeding some expectations and so for the harris campaign's mindset is no reason why they would change color get exactly what they want right now. >> martha: it is starting to think back that, you know, the questions where she should be removed from the ticket to relieve biden so that he can win with a new person on a ticket which i just find -- and she has had a remarkable trajectory and there is an enormous and real relief rally that democrats are feeling the problem is that that relief rally seems to be strictly over the media too kerry shima leave and happy as well and really they should be sort of just drilling down and

will: looks like mary catherine gallagher. that's who it is. tim walz is mary catherine gallagher.nwhile, a bit more substantive note, i guess it's more substantive and there's none from kamala harris. members of the harris walz deputy campaign manager says it's imminent, even though it's been 34 days, it's early intervention program innocent that she'll give an interview. >> when will she sit down with media in a one-on-one capacity and answer our questions? >> i think she'll sit down on her time. this is a truncated time frame and we've made sure we're getting out and talking to voters and i think people forget how short of a time frame it has been. we had a change at the top of the ticket and we elected brand new vice presidential nominee pick in governor walz. we had to host a convention, and we had to make sure that we're communicating with voters so there's no rest for the wicked. our campaign will continue to do ultimately at things we need to dorks and vice president harris will make herself available to speak to the press on her time and when she's ready. pete: you know, w

howie: we have mary catherine ham, fox news contributor and cohost of the podcast getting hammered and tim hogan and klobuchar and hillary clinton mary catherine, what do you make of the way the media are swooning, no other word, tim walz on his persona and hunter and ice fisher and teacher and football team won the state championship. let's call him coach. >> he was a speaker and presents that way and that's a powerful thing and however, a guy in a hat that wants to take your guns away is still a socialist. but, it is incumbent on republicans to send that message and i think what they're doing by reviewing some of his policies and there's a tactical argument and truth and tactically it's fine for kamala and kamala harris and walz to take this auditory systemslation and run with it with zero questions. that's a great gig for him. the american people are better served to push people and asking questions and doing the job interview that you'd like. howie: i've talked about it a lot and when joe biden was the nominee and media detractors with the clips and he's lay censor focused on the -

. >> course mary catherine the idea that people are saying i'm going to put off having kids a lot ofple are making that decision and maybe don't have a deep faith in appropriating and they are like i can afford it. if they can afford it it's because their wages aren't keeping up with the cost of living regardless of whether inflation is in fluctuating down a bit. that is the truth. that's your solution, get another abortion. that's their solution to their economic problems. >> we don't want the solutions to be never have a family because inflation is too high and we can't buy a house. that seems counterproductive for everyone and anti-joy actually. if you aren't offering things for policies and offering price controls that will make food scares in grocery stores scarcer you were going to run into a problem where people get scared to have children. some people by the way a lot of these people are getting vasectomies like dads of three who have decided to be done with this. young people have been told that climate change is the reason they can't have children and that's a sad bill of g

you with reaction out to founder clay travis pare fox news ian shugart mary catherine hammond trump 2024 national press secretary caroline levitt. start with you. there's a lot to unpack here. >> there's a lot to impact because there's so many dangerously liberal policies in both kamala harris and tim walz's records and just pointed out many of them and i'm perplexed by kamala harris and tim walz campaign message. they continue to say at all of these prescriptive rally or marks we are not going back. going back to what? the days of no inflation? $1.50 gasoline. piece around this world. a secure border record low interest rates. mortgage rates and payment rates when the american dream was alive and well because i think a lot of americans in fact millions of them would like to go back to those days under president trump. cnn had to admit president trump's job approval rating has never been higher so they can continue to push the message and we'll continue to push ours -- push hours that the next 4 years will be better if we reelect president trump. we had him for 4 and had more money in ou

we are asking fox news contributor and columnist mary katharine ham. catherinefor what is in their interest to have unscripted moments from kamala harris. >> i'm not sure. and also sort of hard to hear the question last night but it sounded a little bit like madam vice president, what do you think? right? that was the tough one she got. in the first access that they really had an opportunity to shout something at her. i think this is a total dereliction of duty by the press. we are not sure in this moment where the middle east is on the verge of a large. where khalid sheikh mohammed is getting plea deals a lot of things are going on right now. i'm not really sure who is doing the job. president biden answered some questions last night. he stood slack jawed next to her while she answered the quunel one she was given. we can all say that this feels sort of like a power sharing agreement of some kind about which the media has no curiosity at all, there is not one think piece about how we should be concerned about this. and, look, if she wants to be the president of

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down 43,000 jobs, basically shows overstating of amount of people in the work force, something mary catherine and robert could chew on related on this. >> bill: this is from kamala harris. she is talking about economy, economic issues this past week on sunday. >> it is mistake for any person talking about public policy to not critically evalout how you measure return on investment. you are strengthening neighborhoods and economy of those communities and investing in an economy, everybody benefits and it pays for itself in that way. >> bill: i don't know how she sells that on thursday night, imagine we will hear some eventually, website has zero issues day 31. >> we'll see policies, not write policy down. i'm look forward to hearing them from her own voice. the idea is like, throw a bunch of money around and that is investing in everyone and will work. we have seen over 3-1/2 years that did not feel like it worked. not as good as advertised is not great pitch to american people, there is gap between what people feel and official story and numbers coming from establishment that is in power. she

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