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joining me now, ed rollins, prettier prize-winning columnist for the new york post, michael goodwin. clears a low bar, but now he can't go back into hiding. in fact, michael, you call him hidin's biden, which i thought was quite appropriate. but you argue, look, biden didn't last night stumble, fumble and mumble, so he exceeded expectations. that's an embarrassing low bar, isn't it? >> certainly is, gregg. but it was the fear, i think, among a lot of democrats that he wouldn't get through it, and it was the hope of a lot of republicans that he would stumble and mumble and get lost. so he didn't. so he survived that night, and we go on. but i also say in the column that this means he can never again go hiding in the basement. now that he's come out, now that he's shown that he can stand up and speak, he can no longer duck interviews. he has to take his case to the american public. i mean, they've really shortened the game and tried to run out the clock by having him not appear anywhere except under very controlled circumstances. obviously because they're concerned that his decline will

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joining us now is pulitzer prize-winning columnist for the new york post, fox business contributor michael goodwinred more than a few conventions in his distinguished career. and joining us as well, well, i guess it's going to be you and me, michael. how are ya? [laughter] >> i'm fine, lou, thank you. lou: well, let's, let's turn to the convention so far. it has had some of the most difficult moments i've seen in any convention since, oh, say 1968. your thoughts. >> well, to me, there are several main themes to watch. when we were together monday, i said i would be surprised, i'll be shocked if anybody called out the riots, the violence in the cities, the democratic-run cities, the crime wave, the murder wave. and so far two nights down there's been no mention of it. there's been lots of, a lot of -- lots of laudatory remarks about protesters and the demonstrators and the resistance but nothing, nothing, not a word about the violence, about the murder rate going up. this is supposed to be, you know, a convention that talks about particularly urban people at risk with jobs and disease and things li

just to respond to what michael goodwin writes. that is the reasona that joe biden didn't mention anything we are see and mostly recently in kenosha? >> i don't think it's a core issue. the core issue are jobs and what is going on with covid and even racial justice in the country. most of the racial justice protests, it's overwhelming with people marches. you have people up in portland and instances of violence in a small number of poor black and latino neighborhood. this is exploited by the trump campaign. i don't think there is any reason the democrats would have talked about it. >> martha: you say it doesn't rate on the scale high enough for discussion? that's your opinion. mark, what do you think? what did you think about what we heard last night from some of the individuals we just played? >> i thought it was terrific. the difference between what the democrats and republicans are doing, the democrats are on defense. they spent their entire convention trying to fire up their base because they have lukewarm support. joe biden's

>> sandra: michael goodwin is "the new york post" chief columnist enjoins us now. d a fox news contributor. michael, no i haven't taken a test. why the hell when i take a test? roll the tape on june 30. >> i've been tested and i'm constantly tested. all i've got to do. watch me and i can hardly wait to compare my cognitive capability to the cognitive ability of the man i'm running against. >> sandra: so his staff later clarified that he was responding to tested as an tested in the everyday rigors of a campaign. what did you think of that new interview? >> good evening, sandra. it was another one of those moments where when he's challenged he gets belligerent. i think a lot of that is overconfidence on his part. it's also the sense that he is entitled to be treated with respect by the media because he's been around washington forever. he knows everything. he knows everybody and therefore how dare you challenge me. it's not going to work in the campaign but that's probably part of the reason why they don't let him out of the basement that often. you see the flashes of

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analyst ed rollins, pulitzer prize winning columnist "new york post" fox business contributor michael goodwin low bar but now he can't go back into hiding. in fact michael you call him hidin' biden i thought quite appropriate. >> you argue, look biden didn't last night stubble from mumble exceed expectations but that is embarrassing low bar isn't it? >> a certainly is gregg. but it was -- it was the fear i think among a lot of democrats that he wouldn't get through it, it was the hope of a lot of republicans that he would stubble and mumble, get lost. so he didn't, so he survived that night. and we go on. but also say in the column that this means he can never again go hiding in the basement, now that he has come out now that he has shown that he can he can, you know, stand up and sxaek he can no longer duck interviews has to take his case to the american public shortened the game tried to run out clock having him not appear except under very controlled circumstances obviously, because they are concerned that his -- decline will become apparent. gregg: ed a one bran blooper wheel somewhat of

michael goodwin, pulitzer prize-winning columnist. good read on social economic developments when they intervene. speaking of economic developments. one thing steady as she goes throughout the pandemic, coming out of the pandemic what is happening on the housing front. exactly this. july housing starts, permanent activity, future construction scenes, homebuilder confidence. it's a litany of numbers. existing home sales. new home sales. appetite on the part of borrowers to, there is sentiment for buying. in and out of all-time highs. it is remarkable. it continues uninterrupted stretch. david dworkin is the national housing conference ceo. david, good to have you back. this is remarkable t flies in the face on what would be skittishness on part of people even with the low rates, coming out of their homes, deshelterring, they're all in on this, aren't they? >> thanks for having me, neil, and it is not what i expected certainly. i think my investment judgment is consistent about slightly below michael jordan's batting average. what we've

let's get the read from "the new york post," michael goodwin, jason nichols, and rebecca walter is here. michael, let's begin with you. why is nancy pelosi rejecting these calls from her own party. i've got this letter in hand. signatures of nearly half of the democratic caucus. 114 rank-and-file lawmakers pressing her on this. >> i have to say, sandra, it doesn't make sense to me because clearly there is a lot of need still out there, even as the economy reopens, there are a lot of people who have not gone their jobs back. those jobs may be gone forever, so the fact that that house does not want to i think with this $600 into the post office bill suggests that nancy pelosi is playing some other game, that she has some other plan, but i think it is maybe too smart to be apparent to everybody else because it seems rather obvious that you would want to get that money to the people as fast as possible. it's already been a while since the first federal installment on the unemployment expired. so i'm not sure what she's holding out for her, but it's clearly something. >> sandra: jason, democ

himself, and pulitzer prize-winning columnist for the new york post, fox business contributor michael goodwinct, i can't imagine. there's one thing that i don't think there's any doubt about, and that is politicians have learned as a result of this president being in office that no one now has either the luxury or the right to bore the american people, and the democrats haven't learned that lesson, do you think, mike? >> well, it is another interesting example. you almost expect adam schiff to appear and demand impeachment hearings. you know? before november. it's really extraordinary, lou, that the democrats continue to go down this road, that somehow this president is lawless, illegitimate, you know, whatever they can come up with without ever dealing with the actual policies. i mean, they won't negotiate on the border issues, there's no real budget process anymore. even the simple thing like another bailout during the coronavirus becomes so crazed. so i do think that there is something to the point that the convention is getting a lot of attention, it's well done. and so this is the democr

as michael goodwin writes in "the new york post" about nationwide vote by mail "nothing like it has evereen attempted, so to assume it would go smoothly is beyond foolish." i agree, indeed it would be a miracle he says if it weren't a disaster. here with reaction senator tom cotton. senator, let's talk first about this whole thing because there is a danger here and and we have chronicled examples. kevin mccarthy told me in california they're going to count votes cast 17 days after the election day? what? >> yeah, sean, there is a grave danger of fraud from mail-in ballots. let's be clear between male and val is ballots. when you vote absentee, you submit an application and you expected and you get it and mail it. there is a track record. states like nevada and new york that want to move to mail-in balloting, they are talking about sending a life, real ballots every single person is registered whether they wanted one or not, whether their address has been verified, whether they are alive or dead and they want to allow ballot harvesting as well. party activists can pick up hundreds or thou

ed rollins, pulitzer prize-winning columnist for the new york post, fox business contributor michael goodwinpolls moving, it's going his way. and tomorrow he goes to kenosha, wisconsin. your reaction. >> he's on the offense. there's no question he had a great convention, gave him everything he wanted. you know, the truth of the matter, he's going to be out campaigning aggressively. he's going to go to the eight or nine states that matter repeatedly, i think, and he's going to talk about the future. get someone like biden in there, he thinks things are going to be ten time it is worse than they are today. he's going to say everything's bad because of trump. that's a hard sale. lou: michael, you just heard the former vice president lost. he refused to take questions. is this really going to work for china joe biden? >> i don't think so, lou. i think that it's a very hard sell to blame the violence in this country on the president. when these are all run by democratic mayors and when the president has offered help and been rejected. so it's hard to blame it on the president. but i think what bi

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>> i don't know michael goodwin. i can't say i've read him before. that you guys sent me. it's garbage because joe biden has made comments at the democratic party during the george floyd situation that destruction of violence, shuttering communities and businesses as you mentioned is not how we should be protesting. it is important to be peaceful but demonstrate our rights. one it's not accurate. two, the democratic convention was about their platform. and just like the republican convention didn't mention anyone who was murdered by police, i think that they had a platform, the democrats and republicans didn't have a platform. a very different type of convention. >> trace: they did have a platform and stuck to it. you have democrats and liberal media outlets saying the violence needs to stop and needs to be talked about but not framing as it needs to stop because of the destruction and the death that is being caused. they are framing it in a way saying now, robert, it is showing up in the polls and the concern is that it will affect the biden campaig

i want to put up michael goodwin. the violence epidemic. it puts a special obligation on biden and his party to find solutions. you can't solve a problem you don't acknowledge. the failure to address the urban bloodshed is a major miss. your thoughts? >> it may be. it comes down to what voters across the country are feeling and their own experiences with this violence. you drive around our cities in new york, d.c. where i am right now. all across the country in cincinnati, kansas city, portland, you see boarded up windows. i think americans know in the deepest part of their gut that that is not normal. that's a frightening situation. and it's not the way we want to live in this country. you can choose to ignore it and not talk about it but it is something that i think a lot of voters across the country are feeling at a visceral level. we'll see when it comes time to vote whether or not they feel like it is being addressed by democrats or republicans in a stronger way. i think pretending it is not happening is not a go

michael goodwin writes this trump is hosting the great reality show on earth. day two of the great reality show on earth did not disappoint from start to finish. the convention team once again unveiled a smart program that stitched together people, policies, and politics but he then doug into melania trump's speech and said her testimony of trump's tireless work habits, his passion and heart for america erase the rumors that somehow she is a secret dissenter. she believes in him and wants four more years for him to finish what he started. so did she reach out to an undecided audience and sway any votes? >> i do think there is a silent group of independents out there who are not invested yet. and yes, she absolutely appeals to them. you know the other thing that appeals to people is all of the crazy accusations that you get. whether it's the past four years of all this crazy stuff about russia collusion and all the stuff that has been thoroughly debunked. those quiet independents in the middle, they have listened to all this stuff and realize that it is nonsense

michael goodwin in the new york post says it's too little too late, karl rove, senator john kennedy andm top of the hour. ainsley: we will be watching. executive director praising president trump for rebuilding his industry. >> logging has been a part of great american story from the beginning, with the last time joe biden was in the white house minnesota lost half of its mills, thousands of jobs and experienced nearly a decade of decline. under president trump we have seen new recognition of the value of forest management and we've seen new support for our way of life with strong back and strong work ethic can build a strong middle class. ainsley: scott, you did a great job, congratulations. scott: thank you very much. ainsley: i know that was so important to you, historic moment for you. why was it important for you to share your message? scott: well, real quick, i'm glad that when you did the introduction you mentioned that i'm executive director, i noticed last night some of the tv stations identified me as logger and trucker. i'm not a logger or trucker. i like most people couldn't

dagen: michael goodwin has a posanarticle saying president tp is hosting the greatest reality show onarth. president trump is using the stories of individuals, people, to highlight policies whether it was the surprise pardoning of john ponder. he was brought to tears, a man who was a former bank robber who turned his life around. and then also the naturalization ceremony, to show that president trump is not anti-immigrant, despite the fact that you hear that from democrats. and just on a personal note, and i said this yesterday, the greatness of this country is in the people, their stories, their triumphs, redemptions, their accomplishments because of the freedoms afforded them by this great nation. my mom, even in the depths of her cancer battle, every year she would go to a naturalization ceremony at red hill where she served as a board membe member r more than a decade and she always said this energizin ener, to hear about the struggle and the drive for people to come to this nation because they knew they could come and build lives in the united states like nowhere else because of

michael goodwin, ballot integrity will be huging.n every morning so you don't miss a minute. pete is here all week. see you tomorrow. >> sandra: tropical storm isaias gathering strength in the warm southern atlantic ocean and looking to go to south carolina. torrential rains and 70 mile-an-hour winds on the florida coast. good morning, everyone. i'm sandra smith. >> trace: good morning. i'm trace gallagher. the carolinas bracing for impact with the storm expected to hit hurricane strength tonight or early tuesday.

michael goodwin of the "new york post" writes the following especially these days with murder, violentof public safety gains in most cities the ideas that dems are anti-gun will strike some voters as more of a problem than a solution. already gun sales are reaching record levels. on that point there hasn't been a single condemnation in any of the convention's three nights of the epidemic of violence. is that a fair point, mo? >> i think democrats have spoken out against the violence in the street. i think, though, what you keep hearing democrats and where i think they're going to take the debate in the fall is more along the lines of dealing with the underlying problems, right? dealing with the fact that there are inequities in terms of access to capital and the economy, and healthcare in our urban centers as well as systemic inequities in how the police deal with certain communities and wrapping that all in together. so i think that is going to be the approach to how democrats make that case in the fall as opposed to the way the president's campaign is dealing with it. >> trace: apolo

michael goodwin of the "new york post" wrote although biden leads in most polls the momentum can be able win back disaffected supporters. his fourth of july speech at mount rushmore is a good model. now he needs an act two. what is an act two for his speech this week and the overall convention? >> the president has had a rough week on a number of fronts with steve bannon and other issues. one of the things that's difficult when you have an incumbent president, you have a very small number according to most of the polls we've seen, probably less than 10% of persuadeable voters out there. so you want the show essentially to be big enough that it gets a lot of attention and i think president trump has never made any bones about the fact that he thinks he is his own best spokesperson. so it is no surprise you will see him every single day. all these moments are the presidential surprises will be newanceed in terms of what part of his agenda they represent. i think you will see him with different individuals who sort of tell a story. it is not going to be him standing there and making a state

michael goodwin wrote yesterday finally, but it is too late. so what happens now 66 days to go?eir message and how do they adapt their message to what is happening? >> yeah, well, that's a good question. peter doocy was just reporting the president does indeed intend to go out and campaign hard. and you can expect to see him in all of those battleground states that he needs like pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin, nevada, florida. the big question is whether joe biden is, in fact, going to go out there and campaign out on the campaign trail. and i think that he is going to run a great risk at this point after these conventions if he does not get out there and campaign in front of groups of people or indeed debate the president. if nothing else, the two conventions made it clear that the parties really do have distinct visions of the future of the united states and voters are going to have to make up their minds which party they are going with. it will be difficult for democratically-inclined voters to do so if their candidate spends most of the campaign in delaware. i just don't

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new york post columnist and fox news contributor michael goodwin joins us now.ty to talk about law and order and address the violence. explain that. >> well look, biden's decision not to say anything about it and frankly nobody said anything about it in the four days of the democratic convention, i think is an opening for trump and the republicans to stand up to the cities to stand up for the innocent people in these cities and you know, ainsley, it's not just the crime is of course the most serious, but it's the homelessness, the tent cities popping up everywhere and you call the police, they don't always come. i mean, there's a real urban crisis going on here and i think this is an opportunity for the republicans to explain why cities matter. i mean, from the cultural institutions, to the financial powerhouses, to the employment that many corporations provide in cities, to all the service industries that provide hundreds of thousands of jobs in each and every city, this is all beginning to be threatened now, by this violence, the homeless surge suddenly, the f

we've got michael mckee coming up in a bit, but we continue with matthew goodwin we are thrilled to havened professor with us -- the kent -- with matthew goodwin. we are thrilled to have the kent professor with us. what would you expect to be the response of biden/harris after what they've observed over four days at the republican national convention? matthew: my view is they have to get the narrative to being positive because at the moment, it is quite the donald trump and mike pence and others are --ming the mcgrath as being framing the democrats as being a deconstructive movement, a movement that wants to deconstruct america. that is very potent when you try to look at that through the prism of ordinary voters. in my mind, biden, harris and others have to get the how theyion back to want to make it more positive, and that is going to be much more profitable territory for the. tom: the analog is nixon/mcgovern, shades of that across three and four election cycles. what can mr. biden and senator harris learn from the nixon/mcgovern era so that they can do better against trump? just as a