nikki fox, bbc news. let�*s end this half with live pictures from paris. the country today. out to the west, it�*s been cloudy and often wet once again. this was chorley in lancashire this morning, some of the rain really quite heavy, clearing away to some drizzly, murky conditions. the best of the sunshine, well, high cloud, yes, across east anglia and south east england, but that�*s where we had the sunshine and the warmth. in fact, temperatures peaking in the high 20s by the middle part of the afternoon. probably too hot for many of us, but as those weather fronts that brought the rain sink south and east, no rain on it, but they�*re going to introduce fresher air as they move through overnight. so on thursday morning, then, we�*ll start off with a lot of sunshine and just a few scattered showers across northern england, northern ireland. showers more frequent into scotland, moving from west to east through the day. top temperatures between 14—19 degrees here, but we should see temperatures at 23 celsius, so a little bit more pleasant perhaps across sou

nikki fox, bbc news. sally hurst is in the french capitalfor us.. what can we expect? opening ceremony. what can we exect? �* , , ., , expect? it's definitely heating up here in paris. _ expect? it's definitely heating up here in paris. like _ expect? it's definitely heating up here in paris. like the _ expect? it's definitely heating up here in paris. like the olympic. here in paris. like the olympic 0pening here in paris. like the olympic opening ceremony, the paralympic 0pening opening ceremony, the paralympic opening ceremony, the paralympic opening ceremony will also be held outside a stadium for the first time. you will rememberfor the olympics the athletes went along the river seine in the pouring rain. they have sunshine and dry weather tonight, they will go along the champs—elysees to the place de la concorde. the details of what will happen there are under wraps at the moment but we know the theme is called paradox. it's about disabled bodies in all their forms. called paradox. it's about disabled bodies in all theirforms. they called par

nikki fox, bbc news. just ahead of the opening ceremony, the president of the international paralympic committee promising these will be the most spectacular paralympic games ever. more on that here any moment or two. good afternoon. it's a messy mid—week picture for most of us today. weather fronts out to the west, often producing some rain, some of it heavy still at times, but further east we've had morning sunshine and warmth. temperatures perhaps across parts of eastern or south east england getting into the mid possibly high 20s. but these weather fronts still slowly pushing their way inland, will turn the sunshine increasingly hazy, and once they move through, noticeably fresher. but as we go through the rest of the afternoon, then the heaviest of the rain to the far north and west of scotland and northern ireland, the first frontal system will start to ease into a band of cloud, maybe one or two isolated showers. but look at the warmth. temperatures widely into the mid 20s maybe as high as 28 degre

nikki fox reports.me world champion and marathon world record—holder. richard whitehead might not be heading to paris this year, but he's got another focus. i'm fit and healthy. i never say never. i've not retired officially. but can you take on the fox? away from the track, richard is passionate about removing the barriers that stop disabled people enjoying sport. we still have some real access issues in sport and recreation. for an able—bodied person to be able to run, the equipment you need is trainers. you go to a sports shop in your local community and you get them. for an amputee, you have to go to a prosthetic clinic. you're measured, you're fitted, you have the right equipment and then you're able. that process needs to be a lot easier. the nhs says people with prosthetics commissioned by them can take part in fitness and physical activities, but richard disagrees. i don't see those individuals. i don't hear those messages. but the nhs would say that anybody who needs a prosthetic, if they are s

thank you, nikki fox.stable, one month after issuing an "amber alert", meaning shortages of blood could affect patient care. the nhs says three donations every minute are needed, to provide enough blood for emergencies, childbirth and routine treatments. with a shelf life of 35 days, blood stocks must be continually replenished. after the alert was issued in late july, there was an initial surge in donors, but that's now dropped off. here's dominic hughes. another life—saving blood donation, this patient one of thousands of people who every day benefit from the precious gift of blood. on the trauma ward at manchester's royal infirmary, they know the importance of having reliable stocks of blood. and we've sorted out a package of care for home? an amber alert, meaning supplies are low enough to affect patient care, is uncharted territory for many staff. i don't think as clinicians working in the uk, we've ever been in a situation where we've actually ran out, and i've never been in a situation with a patien

nikki fox, bbc news.g to a close, with the visitors more than 50 runs ahead in their second innings. joe wilson is there. it felt like one of those days on tour for sri it felt like one of those days on tourfor sri lanka. first they watched jamie smith bat. in just his fourth test match he made his first hundred for england. nobody expects it to be his last. then mark wood had fun and, more to the point, as we followed the ball, so did the crowd. the catch met some close attention, one—handed, not forsure attention, one—handed, not for sure but for a attention, one—handed, not forsure but for a practical purpose. a drink to hold and protect on the other hand. very difficult to coach such technique, as the england staff acknowledged. minimum spills, full respect and england lead. sri lanka began their second innings 122 runs behind and they were soon in trouble. 0—1 trouble. 1— to trouble. quick wickets where welcome news in particular for england's captain. ollie pope reading on the field while the injure

nikki fox, bbc news.ampionships. now it's time to join our colleagues with the news hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm tanya arnold. craig bellamy names his first wales squad — new faces but aaron ramsey will remain as captain. after ten months out for a betting ban, newcastle's italian midfielder sandro tonali is in line to make his return in tonight's carabao cup tie. tonight's carabao cup tie. ollie pope says he wants more runs to go with his new captaincy role for england. we'll hearfrom him ahead of tomorrow's second test against sri lanka at lord's. good afternoon. the new wales head coach, craig bellamy, has named his first squad ahead of the nations league fixtures against turkey and montenegro next month. there's a call—up for leeds united's reserve goalkeeper karl darlow, while left—back owen beck, who joined blackburn rovers on loan from liverpool this week, is the other uncapped player. aaron ramsey will remain as captain, for now at least. he's got to be captain. he's been captain before, i

nikki fox, bbc news.y rout said she "wasn't scared" when she was woken by two people breaking into her home, butjust wants someone to give them back. our reporter steve knibbs went to meet her. no, i wasn't scared, no. betty is remarkably resilient and philosophical, considering what happened. she woke up in the middle of the night to see two burglars walking out of her kitchen. i was standing in the bedroom doorway. the leader came to me and said, "sorry" — i think he said, "sorry about this". the thieves had stolen some handbags and a small safe with some documents inside, but most distressing was that they had taken a set of war medals belonging to her late husband stephen. he had earned them during the second world war and later for service in palestine, africa and italy. actually, this is right where she was standing. betty's son robin says the medals don't have huge monetary value, but mean so much to the family. he handled them. you know, his hands were on those metals, and those things are what yo

gathering in paris ahead of the games' opening ceremony this evening. 0ur disability correspondent, nikki foxdy swiss, our sports correspondent in paris and jade atkin. jade is representing gb in the wheelchair basketball at the paralympics. thanks for being here on the programme. andy, we are not that far away from the opening ceremony and there is a tremendous amount of excitement building. tremendous amount of excitement buildinu. ., , tremendous amount of excitement buildinu. . , ., building. that is right, a huge sense of excitement - building. that is right, a huge sense of excitement with - building. that is right, a huge sense of excitement with the | sense of excitement with the opening ceremonyjust ate sense of excitement with the opening ceremony just ate few hours away now. perhaps the first thing to say is it is a glorious day in paris, you might remember the olympic opening ceremony a couple of months ago took place in torrential rain, that is certainly not going to be a problem here tonight and it should be a spectacular occasion. what we know is going to happen is the athletes

andy swiss, bbc news, paris. 0ur disability correspondent nikki fox is in paris tonight.1 days of sporting competition ahead, what can we expect? much like the olympics, the city's most iconic landmarks will form a backdrop to these games but the real test will be how the hundreds of thousands of expected disabled fans will get around the city. we were here a month ago and charities were telling us they were concerned. money has been spent on making sure all the buses and trams are accessible, there are shuttle buses taking people to and from the venues and lots more accessible taxis. we also know because it was announced this week that the paris metro will get up to 20 billion euros to help make it fully accessible, which it isn't at the moment, there is only one line fully accessible. that will take up to two decades, so in the short term, what these games will mean for the paralympic movement, for the fans and for the athletes will only really know once the games have finished.— well, as we saw, the prime minister was among the world leaders at that paralympic opening

nikki fox, bbc news.who's presented the one show and appeared on match of the day as a pundit — was dismissed this week, after allegations of inappropriate workplace behaviour. he says there are two sides to every story. charlotte gallagher reports. we know that a few weeks ago the bbc was told he had allegedly sent sent inappropriate messages to a female colleague. jermainejenas had been colleague. jermaine jenas had been positioning colleague. jermainejenas had been positioning himself to take over from gary lineker. a huge picture of him on the side of the bbc office has been removed. another employer said they have no plans to work with jermainejenas in the immediate future, and he actually did an interview with talk sport and was asked about this. i’m interview with talk sport and was asked about this.— asked about this. i'm not happy about the situation. _ asked about this. i'm not happy about the situation. i'm - asked about this. i'm not happy about the situation. i'm going l asked about this. i'm

nikki fox reports. the paralympics coming around, its very important to highlight, yes, the paralympiclate to the audience back at home? how does that relate to the reality is that people are struggling? and the prosthetics that people are given are just not up to the purpose that it given are just not up to the purpose thatitis given are just not up to the purpose that it is built for. in given are just not up to the purpose that it is built for.— that it is built for. in what way? well, it is _ that it is built for. in what way? well, it is to — that it is built for. in what way? well, it is to provide _ that it is built for. in what way? well, it is to provide them - that it is built for. in what way? well, it is to provide them with | well, it is to provide them with healthy lifestyle, to get them fit and active, but also be comfortable, be the right fit, and be built for purpose. and then you want... find purpose. and then you want... and surrey and — purpose. and then you want... and surrey and two _ purpose. and then you want... and surrey and two drops you but when it is not, de

nikki fox, bbc news.ears ago. dan evans is through, and he won't forget this one in a hurry after playing the longest match in us open history. he beat russia's karen khachanov in five hours and 35 minutes. he was 4—0 down in the deciding fifth set, but turned it around, and said he's never played a match like it. i was hurting all over, really. yeah, it was just such... i was hurting all over, really. yeah, it wasjust such... i don't think i've played five hours, that long, in a day ever in two sessions, never mind in one! i was actually thinking that on the court. i've never practised two hours, two hours. it's normally an hour and a half. british number one jack draper cruised through the first two sets against zhang zhizen of china, winning them 6—3, 6—love. the chinese player had to have a leg strapped and was clearly unable to play to his best ability and eventually called it a day with draperfour love up in the third set also in the women's draw, the british number one katie boulter is through. she

help produce great britain's "next generation" of gold medallists. 0ur disability correspondent , nikki foxpian champion. he might not be heading to paris this year but he has another focus. i be heading to paris this year but he has anotherfocus. i am be heading to paris this year but he has another focus.— has another focus. i am fit and healthy and — has another focus. i am fit and healthy and i _ has another focus. i am fit and healthy and i am _ has another focus. i am fit and healthy and i am never - has another focus. i am fit and healthy and i am never say - has another focus. i am fit and . healthy and i am never say never, has another focus. i am fit and - healthy and i am never say never, i am not retired.— healthy and i am never say never, i am not retired. away from the track, richard is passionate _ am not retired. away from the track, richard is passionate about - am not retired. away from the track, | richard is passionate about removing the barriers that stop disabled people enjoying sport. we the barriers that stop disabled people enjoying sport. people en'oying sport. we

our disability correspondent, nikki fox, reports. have some real access issues in sport and recreation. for an able—bodied person, to be able to run, the equipment you need is trainers. you go to a sports shop in your local community, you get them. for an amputee, you have to go to a prosthetic clinic. you're measured, you're fitted, you have the right equipment, and then you're able to... that process needs to be a lot easier. the nhs says people with prosthetics commissioned by them can take part in fitness and physical activities. but richard disagrees. i don't see those individuals. i don't, i don't... i don't hear those... i don't hear those messages. but the nhs would say that anybody who needs a prosthetic, if they're suitable, can get one. the nhs at the moment for me is very restrictive. i've heard comments from patients that they've been told to be less physically active because they're...they're growing out of, or their prosthetics aren't, uh, functional any more. you should never be a young person told that you're doing t

former presidential candidate nikki haley told fox voters shall believe harris when she says it. >> ir at her word. i take her at her word that she wants to raise taxes for households over $100,000 and add a pharmaceutical tax and health care tax. >> and feel very strongly about that we need to have medicare for all. >> i think she thinks illegal immigrants should be able to vote and be given driver's license. >> we will not treat people who are undocumented across the border criminals. >> we have to critically re-examine i.c.e. and its role. >> i take her at her word that she wants to ban fracking and take u.s. jobs. take her at her word. >> harris: former adviser to president clinton, and on the scott campaign adviser, great to see you both. doug shown, do we believe the ads and the silence from kamala harris in terms of sitting down for an interview that everything is going to be okay and that we know her well enough? >> no, we don't know her well enough, but until she feels some reason to confront questions or articulate a vision, she is not going to do it, harris. she is up a cou

. >> former governor nikki haley was on fox news talking about kamala harris and was talking about what republicans need to do for this election. >> republicans should not be surprised -- [applause] >> how are you all doing. thank you all. please. thank you all. it is great to be in michigan. a little hot, but it is a beautiful state. let me talk a little bit about what we are going to do to take this country back. we are going to take back the white house, restore american manufacturing, a whole country. it will start here in the state of michigan. i love byron center, i have been here just a couple of hours but byron center has been cast aside. a lot of paces in this country have been cast aside by the ruling class. politicians come to places like michigan and say nice things, but crush our industries, offshore our jobs, and undercut american wages with illegal labor. you, my friends have been betrayed. and the people who have been doing the betraying have gotten rich off of this country's decline. it is time to call them out and kick them out of office. [applause] when kamala harris

i just -- i have to like either laugh or cringe whenever i hear a nikki haley type go on fox to say thathat gullible? has she been in a coma? did she think we're stupid? donald trump is not going to focus on issues, donald trump is going to be donald trump. you saw that at the press conference yesterday. i think they think their path to victory is to lower kamala harris' favorability and attacks will include policy attacks and some gross personal attacks. i think that that is probably right is a strategic point. donald trump's got 46%, 47% in every poll, that's around where his number is going to be. he has to bring kamala harris down. i don't think any of the attacks he's tried so far seem to be working as evidenced by the fact that he's changed the nickname that he's tried to tag her with like three times already. so he's going to keep flashing about until he lands on something he thinks works. >> tim miller, my friend, thank you. appreciate it. good to see you. >>> up next, an exclusive look at a new poll revealing what young voters consider to be a deal breaker issue this election cy

but we have seen how nikki haley went on fox news and encouraged trump to drop the personal attacks.onway has said the same. senator lindsey graham has also said that publicly. graham and conway are two people that trump listens to. and so, there has been these voices that have told trump you have to tamp it down. but trump has been very frustrated about the direction of the race, the fact that he is now having to run against harris, and the recent poll numbers that have slipped in the aftermath of that announcement. >> and, meredith, in your recent book about donald trump, trump and exile, which was just released, big congrats, by the way. based on your research, are these personal attacks against his opponent just trump being competitive? or is he seriously frustrated that her campaign is doing so well? is that why he is lashing out? >> well, we have seen how these personal attacks are really paramount to how trump campaigns. think of how, the nicknames that he gave his opponents back in 2016, and how he felt that was really effective in trying to define them. and then back in the

nikki haley wept on fox news shortly before that and said, yeah, you know, if he wants to give me a callhey both have extended these indirect invitations, but both of the camps believe we've already extended the olive branch, now it's up to them in order to actually go out on the campaign trail, so we'll see if donald trump makes that phone call to nikki haley. >> it's a chicken egg scenario. i do have one more question. as we start seeing these trends in polls, i think all of us knew this was going to end up being a margin of error race. this is a 50-50 country in many ways. now we're starting to see that, that narrative is starting to take hold, we've heard from reporting, from our own sources that trump is none too pleased. usually a candidate at that point would go back to a disciplined message, but this is not the way trump usually deals with this kind of stuff, right? >> no, donald trump is donald trump, and we both heard it from his advisers. at the end of day they can advise him, they can tell him what's working and what's not working. but he will do whatever he wants to do, and

just remember fifth and kadia, i mean, nikki haley was talking about this earlier tonight on fox was watch this i want this campaign to win but the campaign is not going to win. talking about crowd sizes, it's not going to win talking about what race kamala harris it's not going to win. talking about whether she's dumb, it's not you can't win on those things. the american people are smart, treat them like they're smart yeah. >> i mean, this gets back to i mean, this is not so much on the immigration thing, but on what trump has been doing over the last several days, which is, i mean, for aaron heard this time and time again, this whole notion of let trump be trump while they're letting trump be trump and it's not working in its freaking out his own people. >> yeah. i think just in general is very difficult to message on kamala harris for republicans, i saw it in 2020 when she was joe biden's running mate. what we see now coupled with that is a very prepared part. i'm very unprepared campaign. i don't think they will ready for this, which they did not pivot in time. and what you see i

. >> interesting alyssa farah griffin, nikki haley was on fox last night with some advice for trump and i want to play that along with what we heard from the former president earlier today. watch and listen why thing republicans have to stop, don't quit whining about her. we knew it was going to be her. she's not going to give an interview. they're going to hold out as long as they can. that's the right. they can do it. it's not going to win. talking about whether she's dumb, it's not you can't win on those things, but still laugh of a crazy person and i will tell you, you haven't done too crazy. >> she's crazy. >> you know why she hasn't done an interview because she's not smart. >> she's not intelligent. >> all right. so alyssa can trump win launching these kinds of very, very personal attacks against kamala harris. >> simply put, no, look wolf, this election could very well be decided by which candidate better articulate an economic message. and i watched the speech and full and there was some policy and there there was a lot of contrasting were you better off four years later, four

that former president allies kellyanne conway, want him remain on message want to play what nikki haley said on fox today about this i want this campaign to win, but the campaign is not going to win talking about crowd sizes, it's not going to win talking about what race com harris says, it's not going to win, talking about whether she's dumb, it's not you can't win on those things i know. >> you've said last night in this broken the he needs to focus. they put out this meme today. is that a good idea well, the issue is real. >> i mean, this is an it's provocative and it is unsettled. i agree with paul and the issue is live immigration is a live issue. and as i understand it, this was a real photo taken in new york city during the biden-harris administration. i think what he's trying to provoke is a debate over what but policies are leading to some of this immigration chaos. both at the border and in some of our larger cities across the united states. so you could, you could not like it or like it, but what he's trying to do is provoke some kind of a debate between the campaigns about who's respons

harris there on friday, north carolina is definitely in play certainly as a jeff zeleny, nikki haley was on fox last night and had this advice for trump, listen and watch. >> the campaign is not going to win. talking about crowd sizes, it's not going to win talking about what race kamala harris it's not going to win talking about whether she's dumb. it's not you can't win on those things. the american people are smart, treat them like they're smart. what they like about calm law is that she's being harmful. she's talking about freedom. she's talking about a way forward. they don't want a former president talking about the past so it's very interesting, it doesn't seem like he was listening, does it? because let me play another clip of how he was talking about this for nearly four years, camila has grabbed as the american academy has burned, what happened to her laugh, i haven't heard that laugh at about a week. that's why they keep her off their sake. that's why she's disappeared. that's the laugh of a crazy person. i will tell you. you have it to crazy. she's crazy you know why she hasn't done

. >> once a primary foe, nikki haley, appeared on fox news and she had this advice for the former president and the one thing republicans have to stop, don't quit whining about her. >> we knew it was going to be her. but the campaign is not going to win. talking about crowd sizes, not what race kamala harris's, it's not going to win talking about whether she's dumb, it's not you can't win on those things. the american people are smart, treat them like they're smart trump main heartbeat does not seem to be heeding that advice. >> here he was on univision last night. >> he starts talking about immigration and then there's a bit of a turn. >> watch we have people coming into our country from all over the world, not just from south america. everyone thinks south americans really from all over the world, they're coming from africa, from the middle east, from asia were being attacked. it's a new form of crime in the u.s. it's called migrant crime and it's caused because of harris kamala harris, nobody knows her last name. it's harris knows everyone thinks over his kamala. so it's kamala harris ok

so nikki haley's first interview on fox since leaving the presidential race and sending warnings abouthat's next. >> a majority of americans know what to see a rematch between trump and biden has been very clear in the majority of americans think that we need to go with younger faces, younger voices and we've got some work to do. >> ♪ ♪ it's pain o'clock! let's do this! sorry, pain. i can't let you in. what? i've had a standing appointment with mr. dubin for years! i'm expected! not anymore. mr. dubin's been taking relief factor. relief factor!! keep pain away for good, with relief factor. a natural supplement that takes a different approach to pain relief. it doesn't mask pain, it builds up your body's response to inflammation so pain won't get in. call or go online today and live your best life without pain. ♪ hi, my name is damian clark. and if you have both medicare and medicaid, i have some really encouraging news that you'll definitely want to hear. depending on the plans available in your area, you may be eligible to get extra benefits with a humana medicare advantage dual-eligi

and a lot of myths that were unchallenged are being challenged all day every day including on fox news. nikki haley is someone who -- who speaks to former trump voters. let me play -- or i'm going to read it actually. she said don't assume people will bend the knee that 20% -- they're ideas are still out. what they like about kamala harris is that she's hopeful and they don't want a former president talking about the past. you've got permission structures from evangelical americans, from thousands, tens of thousands of republicans who were saying, voting for kamala harris is not a democrat or republican decision, it is a patriotic decision. let me play jeff duncan making that argument. >> i think it is important for us to remind ourself, just because we vote for kamala harris in 2024 doesn't mean we are democrats. it just means we are patriots. what story do you want to tell your kids and grandkids? do you want to they will them when they ask this election, this chaotic period of time, this temporary moment of insanity for the republican party, do you want to they will them that you voted for

campaign trail, what he always out of the campaign trail, what he's been posting, nikki haley did an interview with fox news earlier, xi had some advice for the person that she wants challenged for the republican nomination the campaign is not going to win. >> talking about crowd sizes, it's not going to when talking about what race kamala harris's it's not going to win. talking about whether she's dumb, it's not you can't win on those things she also said, and i'm quoting her that republicans need to be fighting for suburban women, for college-educated, for independence from moderate public weekends and for conservative democrats, is trump doing any of that right now is for michael. i mean, look she's she's right. i mean, even kevin mccarthy said the same thing. i think a day or two ago on fox news it was me. look, this sort of goes back again to that original question. kaitlan, you asked about power and dr. rigour was so spot on, you're looking at some people who are looking at short-term interests, individual interests that is over long-term gains for the party. now, we know this is going to be a ho

nikki haley. last night, haley made her case on the fox news. >> i want this campaign to win. campaign is not going to win talking about crowd sizes. it's not going to win talking about what race kamala harris is. it's not going to win talking about whether she's dumb. it's not -- you can't win on those things. >> stephen: yes. racist, sexist attacks calling her dumb is not the way to beat kamala harris. it's the way he beat nikki haley, ya bird brain. >> that's not nice! >> stephen: that's what he called haley! bird brain! >> really? then why would she endorse him? >> stephen: get out! >> doot doot doot doo doo! clip, clop, clip, clop. >> stephen: after a lot of will they or won't they, trump and harris have agreed to a debate on september 10th, which posed a little scheduling conflict for my corporate overlords at viacom-cbs paramount-pep boys auto parts. so this week, they announced that mtv's video music awards would be rescheduled to avoid conflict with presidential debates. also, they needed to reschedule so that the second gentleman could join slim shady for a special v

host: former governor nikki haley was on fox news, talking about kamala harris, talking about what republicans need to do for the election. [video clip] >> republicans should not be surprised that we are now writing against kamala harris. it was her all the time. there was no way joe biden, in the condition we saw him, could take on the stress of a presidential election. that was something i believed in them, it is why i constantly referred to her because i knew she was the person we had. what i will say is it is not an issue whether i go out and campaign for donald trump. he has decided the way he would like to do this. what i will not tell you -- what i will tell you is the republican party needs to make a serious shift. the first thing is the republican party, donald trump, people here at fox, quit complaining that she is not giving an interview. you don't need an interview from kamala harris. i take her at her word that she would like to raise taxes for households over $100,000, that she would like to add a pharmaceutical and health care tax, i take her at her word that she thinks illegal

typically doesn't think their vote makes a difference and they're advertising on fox news during the daytime when they think nikkirate republicans, they might be able to appeal to some of those voters. >> speaking about outreach, there is a lot of pressure kamala harris to do more interviews. she hasn't done interviews yet. do you think she'll shift the strategy and she said she will do one after the convention. >> i think the context here matters and a month ago joe biden was the nominee. so when the vice president does sit down to do an interview she is going have to answer questions specifically as to what matt said. what has changed and what is the difference here? talk in depth about the policy proposals and that is not something that frankly, one can get ready in a week and i would be concerned if there was a chateau situation going on because that runs counter to what i know that the vice president believes about support and loyalty to the president. so i think we'll see an interview soon right after the convention and that makes sense to me. >> matt, quickly and then we'll get to mary ann. >> what happens

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nikki haley has some advice for will her advice was for donald trump, but i guess it would be apply to all republicans, including yourself, her speaking on fox and how you guys talk about commonly harris, let me play this from nikki haley quit whining about her campaign is not going to win talking about crowd sizes, it's not going to win talking about what race kamala harris's, it's not going to win. talking about whether she's done it's not you can't win on those things. the american people are smart, treat them like they're smart and she also said it's not going to win, talking about how she's not answering questions. >> do you agree? >> well i like i said, in this entire interview, i've not talked about kamala harris is crowd sizes or anything like that you said that when you get her competence, he said she's not doing it those are the things that nikki haley is one second. this those are two of the things that nikki haley said you guys should not be talking about because it's not going to win you voters. what do you say to nikki haley? >> well, first of all, when i'm talking about is about her competency to lead our country and competenc

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, and the panel which included fox's harris faulkner, began with this question by abc's rachel scott. >> you have pushed false claims about a some of your rivals from nikki to former president barack obama saying that they were not born in the united states, which is not true. you have told four congresswomen of color who were american citizens to go back to where they came from. you have used words like animal and rabid to describe black district attorneys. you've attacked black journalists, calling them a loser, saying that the questions they ask are, quote, stupid and racist. you've had dinner with white strep cysts at your mar-a-lago resort. so my question, sir, now that you are asking black supporters to vote for you, why should black voters trust you after you have used language like that? >> well, first of all, i don't think i've ever been asked the question so, in such a horrible manner, first question -- [inaudible conversations] you don't even say hello, how are you. are you with abc? because i think they're a fake news network, a terrible networ- [background sounds] and i think it's disgraceful that i came here in good spirit. i love the black

nikki haley confused about what campaign's message is. she gave a forceful defense of voting for donald trump at the republican national convention. take a listen to her last night on fox the republican party needs to make a serious shift here. and the first thing is the republican party, donald trump, people here at fox, quit complaining that she's not giving an interview. you don't need an interview from kamala harris. we need him to win. but you got to go out and do the work. the one thing republicans have to stop doing, quit whining about her. i want this campaign to win but the campaign is not going to win talking about crowd sizes. it's not going to win talking about what race kamala harris is. it's not going to win talking about whether she's dumb. >> in conversations i've had with people, trump being trump has worked for almost two years of this 2024 presidential campaign, but now with kamala harris at the top of the ticket, it's a big question mark and there's a lack of a campaign theme, focus, and that comes from the top, donald trump. >> vaughn hillyard, yamiche alcindor, thank you both for the reporting. so, rina, you were at this online rally last night fo

and also fox news this is where we are in our election we have got 80-some days and democrats and those who want to defeat donald trump because there's the republicans for harris, there's nikkidependents who also are voting against donald trump, we're in the race to the finish line, galvanizing our supporters, and donald trump and jd vance are literally trying, tripping over themselves trying to land an attack that's not going to work because, again, all of these policies that this ticket of the harris/walz ticket, that they stand for, is what the american people stand for. it's not about progressive values, moderate values. it's american people values. all the issues we're campaigning on are very popular and also all of the jabs and calling them weird and telling them, even the childless cat ladies are going to defeat them in the ballot box. those things are popular too >> i don't know who messes with cat ladies you don't understand cats and cat ladies because they're going to destroy you matt, i do have to come to you on this. you and i, we have spent a lot of time over the past few years, my friend, talking about the horrors that await us if trump comes back to power. it'

haley saying it, nikki, him at be the in public messenger since for all the baggage and running against him like that. but you're right. kevin mccarthy has came out with this eye on fox on monday. and so this has been a consistent theme throughout many secretary republican party. there was some more policy in there, but you're right, it's like, oh, and she's not smart enough so you can get there just a little further than it was. say, we could go but then you still get that overarching message. you're right. he's 70-years-old and there's there's a wondering how much you really going to change. >> well, and he was quoted in the big haberman swan, new york times opened over the weekend is telling donors at an event, i am who i am, right? like what you see is what you get well and we've we've known since he ran for president in 2015, this is not really news that donald trump, donald trump's eye and an insult comment is actually being very generous to him, david, i think i mean, he is offensive and he has been extremely willing to personally attack people from mocking people well with disabilities to hurling, you know, racial suggestive, racial epithets. >> one i would c