we will discuss with the crisis that leads to white house on china and former un ambassador nikki haley u.s. and its allies should respond only on fox news sunday. and, a major wind for abortion rights in deep red at kansas. will ask our sunday panel how republicans need to address their messaging before midterms. plus. oxon is on road to midterms in wyoming. congresswoman liz cheney and her trumpet endorsed rival are connecting with voters and one of the most-watched primaries of the year. all right now on fox news sunday. logan from fox news in washington. you are looking live for democrats about working through the night to drive their election-year economic package for the final passage been ordered to do so taking a series of rapidfire amendment votes called it's been underway for more than it will likely advice president kamala harris to cast the time working vote is in the package the house of representatives. in the bible's book of democratic senator ben cardin. let's first turn to chat on capitol hill with the latest. >> good morning. democrats will meet all 50 of their senator

joining us now, former ambassador to the united nations nikki haley. start with pelosi's trip to taiwan. here's what she had to say. >> now more than ever america's solidarity with taiwan is crucial and that is the message we are bringing here today. >> mike: china has responded aggressively in the days since her visit enter that you've said this week "america needs to show that we won't let beijing's temper tantrum dictate our foreign policy, the taiwanese are free people who must not be trampled by the chinese communists." so do you endorse the speaker's trip and what should u.s. policy with china be going forward? >> nikki: you know, i do think that nancy pelosi was right to go to taan. it's a shame that biden tried to put a wrench in it by saying the military didn't want her to go. china is trying to bully us the way they try and bully their own people, and we shouldn't have it. taiwan is a island of 23 million people who have managed to be free for 70 plus years. we should always have the backs of our allies and we should always hold our enemies to

. >> that is nikki haley on "fox news sunday" discussing the upcoming midterm elections which are nowway. the administration has had a lot of winds recently including the senate just passing the democrats so-called inflation reduction act. a blow out july jobs report, gas prices are coming down and the military killed the number two al qaeda 9/11 mastermind in afghanistan. are republicans worried the president and his party are turning things around in time for the midterms? >> member of the house financial services committee. part of your portfolio to help cultivate and select candidates for congressional offices on the republican side, congressman. given some of the things that we just talked about, the successes that the administration is having, are you a little concerned that republicans may not take back the house this time around? >> john, great to be with you. first off, you will have to redefine what successes if that is what we are going to call this. it is not unusual since they took the last week trying to redefine recession which we are written by definition. you still ha

we aren't going to do it. >> dana: don't make nikki haley mad is what i just learned.t a fashion statement. we do it for kicking, you know that. >> dana: i'm sorry that happened to you. >> trace: one year since the final u.s. troops left afghanistan ending america's longest war. general jack keane is on the erosion of human rights in afghanistan since then and the potential terror threats the world faces with the taliban in power. >> all five aircraft in a row, one, two, three, four, five. looking at everything on my night vision goggles. that image is frozen in time forever. i recommend nature made vitamins because i trust their quality. they were the first to be verified by usp... ...an independent organization that sets strict quality and purity standards. nature made. the number one pharmacist recommended vitamin and supplement brand. it's all around us again. the inflation buzz word. as if inflation magically goes away and then suddenly returns. but inflation never really goes away. each year - by some measure - the dollar declines in value. well - here's somethin

nikki haley is here now with more.r, what's your radicalization to this and what's the significance of the leak of those names? >> well, just to give you some background, brian, so we started this organization a couple -- a few years ago, and basically we call out every wrong we see. so, we call out, you know, basically the irresponsibility of what is happening on the border. we call out the fact that there is lunacy that you would go and have people who didn't go to college pay for those who did go to college. the indoctrination that's happening to our children behind our parent's backs. we call out everything that's wrong. we call out joe biden. we call out nancy pelosi. we call out gavin newsom, all of them. solo and behold what we see is suddenly politico decides to leak a tax document which we fill out by law which automatically is supposed to not reveal any donors, just like your personal tax return, not supposed to reveal any donors. and they suddenly leak it and when we asked for the copy, the last page of the

mike pence wasn't either, and nikki haley nowhere to be seen. cpac focused solely on donald trump. trump's newest stars taking center stage at cpac, setting the tone for the midterms and the party's future. >> we drove a stake through the heart of the mccain machine. >> reporter: fresh off her primary win in arizona, the trump-backed gubernatorial candidate kari lake. ramping up the crowd over the former president. trump also mocking the january 6th hearings. >> if they used the same energy to go and make our country great it would be an incredible thing. i don't know if they could do that. >> reporter: in a more bizarre moment, a man portraying a january 6th defendant dressed up in a prisoner's suit crying in a fake jail cell while marjorie taylor greene prayed by his side. notably absent republicans who once stood by trump's side including 2024 candidate ron desantis, mike pence, mike pompeo, and nikki haley. >> i want trump back in there in 2024. these are my people. >> reporter: political watchers say that trump's influence over the republican party is likely to loom large at l

guest: you have mike pence and nikki haley and anti-trump republicans that are fighting for a small piecef the republican party but i was talking to a republican senators and he put it simply. among trump voters, half of them are the true believers. go to the rally and they are with trump -- they go to the rally mdr with trump and they deny the election. have voted for trump because they like his policies and they may agree with some of the things he says but they want to look for and care about their own economic situation. the policies that will go forward and they are looking someone new -- to someone new. 20% are anti-trump. liz cheney and larry hogan. there is a 60% share of the publican party that would be -- republican party that will be the coalition of ron desantis. that is if the senses once -- ron desantis runs. that is the pathway that the governor will look at. host: he was -- bill young conservative voters group talking about how his message is all about before. guest: it is difficult for the former vice president because he is stuck between a rock and a hard place. democrat

nikki haley saying, as china ups aggression america needs to show we won't let beijing temper tantrum dictate. kevin court has the latest. >> good to be with you, america's solidarity with taiwan is more important today as the world faces choice says between democracy. nancy pelosi is just about to depart after a brief stop in tapei taiwan. she said this trip is about america's unwaivering commitment to the country. >> in terms of governance we commend taiwan for being one of the freest societies in the world. we come in friendship and leadership and want the world to recognize that. >> china condemning this highest level u.s. visit in 25 years as threat to peace and stability in the taiwan strait with the ambassador issues threat, the u.s. must pay the price for its own mistake and we mean what we say. despite its position it doesn't support taiwan independence, the white house says the speaker is entitled to travel as she sees fit and threats from beijing would be met measure for measure. >> there is nothing like the american military and spirit. our people will be ready to go, we h

nikki haley. we thank you for invites us tonight. this is it for special report. >> jesse: thanks, kevin. fox news alert. we have a primetime exclusive tonight. the first bus load of migrants delivered by the texas governor arrived in new york city today. so we sent our team to talk to them. it wasn't that simple. once the driver saw our cameras, he hightailed it. we stayed on him, chased him through the streets of midtown manhattan. once we caught up, the migrants wanted to talk, but a group of volunteers were trying to get rid of us. they told the migrants we were bad people, and they shouldn't do any interviews. they pushed the migrants away from our cameras and told us to get lost. but we stayed and let the migrants tell us what the democrats don't want you to hear. joe biden inspired them to take this dangerous trip to america. >> where are you coming from? >> venezuela. >> colombia. >> honduras. >> what was it like crossing the border? what happened once you crossed? >> the first border i crossed was from colombia to panama. he

nikki haley. we thank you for invites us tonight.n. fox news alert. we have a primetime exclusive tonight. the first bus load of migrants delivered by the texas governor arrived in new york city today. so we sent our team to talk to them. it wasn't that simple. once the driver saw our cameras, he hightailed it. we stayed on him, chased him through the streets of midtown manhattan. once we caught up, the migrants wanted to talk, but a group of volunteers were trying to get rid of us. they told the migrants we were bad people, and they shouldn't do any interviews. they pushed the migrants awa

reason why i say that is if you look at all the other potential challengers to him and mike pence, nikki haley santos, they came out in defense of the president and it empowers the president and the america first, conservative movement and everyone is getting behind this. >> they have to talk about what they are doing here. by extension people say that it does help and if you decide to run again, that's part of it. >> this is no surprise, donald trump has a vice grip on the republican party. >> and of course we are going to look to this to find out exactly what is going on and of course we have had a lot of information coming particularly after the january 6 hearings, that this should not be a surprise to many americans about what is going on here. >> talking about this, almost stepping on something that you would think about, that the white house may want to celebrate this week and it's all being blinded and so here is a little of the background. >> what do you think about the 87,000 employees hired by the irs? >> so, it is very clear with the irs commissioner, he said that it will only apply

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i will say, before donald trump came down that escalator, i thought people like elise stefanik, nikki haley, marco rubio would be the future of the republican party. we would have a fiscally conservative, socially moderate party. that is what i hope the party would turn into, and instead it turned into a populist nationalist movement that morphed overtime into a cult of personality around donald trump. host: from illinois, independent line. tom is next. hi, tom. caller: yeah, i am from [inaudible] i think some of the stuff you said, you said you were a never-trumper. he had so much against him when he came into office. he had the republicans that were against him and the democrats that were against him, and people know that the way our government was going, when they said build the wall, lock up hillary clinton, hillary away with way more -- she was busting up computers with hammers and blackberries. nobody did anything. nobody holds any of these people accountable except donald trump. right off the bat, the russian collusion and dirty dossier from hillary clinton. that was all lies. that w

we did it with nikki haley.elieves the world sees this administration based on that one event in kabul, and they've worked around that with ukraine, with china, etc. and now there is a suggestion that the intelligence community will make a pivot toward china. what do you make of that based on what you've heard about it, dan? >> i tell you, based on my decades of experience at the c.i.a., i always felt there was a dichotomy between the c.i.a. and intelligence community at large. we're a global service tracking threats all over the world. iran's nuclear program or north korea, terrorism, china. whatever the threat of the day is we have to be there globally detecting the threats so they won't visit our shores. policy is a different matter. there is a bandwidth with this administration with deal with only so much. they wanted to pivot from a policy standpoint to china. the threat with the shortest fuse continues to be terrorism. we left behind a failed terrorist state in afghanistan. al-zawahiri strike, as important

ambassador to the united states nikki haley with this. >> the way you prevent wars is you don't shy awayks of your allies and you let your enemies know what we expect of them. these temper tantrums are childish and dangerous and shouldn't be doing that. the last thing we need to do vun from that. >> harris: imagine what happens if they make a big mistake. then what? china's xi is a genuine threat to taiwan and team biden needs to wake up. congressman. >> well, i think the entire country needs to wake up to what is going on. we're drunk as a country on chinese money from hollywood to wall street to the sports industry, to -- certainly in our politics, you know, the biggest example of what the chinese call elite chapter is hunter biden. today it can be blockadeing shipping and aircraft to taiwan. tomorrow oil into japan and the next move by chairman xi could be pharmaceuticals into the united states. we saw the senate pass billions to go into green energy. where is all that going? it is going into chinese made solar panels and wind turbines and lithium that is all chinese owned. it takes a

former governor and un ambassador nikki haley weighed on the biden's hesitation regarding speaker pelosi's. >> you know, i do think that nancy pelosi was right to go to taiwan. it's achime that biden tried to put a? a. yes, sir by saying the military didn't want her to go. china is trying to bully us the same way they try to bully their own people and we shouldn't have it. >> the chinese drills concluded for now, taiwan's transport ministry said it was gradually lifting air restriction that is they had in place, griff. griff: alexandria hoff, thank you. former president trump once again teasing another run for the white house as cpac convention came to a close last night. jeff paul is live in dallas with the very latest, hey, jeff. jeff: the results from the poll are in and former president clearly still the most favored person when it comes to a possible 2024 presidential run and when you look at the numbers, it wasn't even close. 69% of attendees who were polled on this prefer former trump -- former president trump over other people who were on there, roughly only 24% preferred florida g

nikki haley is here in studio. legacy of that image? >> it is hard to watch that. it still takes your breath away. i'm the wife of a combat veteran who served in afghanistan. they put their heart and soul in there for two decades and it still kills me we left bagram air force base in the middle of the night without telling our allies, who stood shoulder to shoulder with us for two decades because we asked them to be there. i had been -- i went to afghanistan when i was at the united nations. we met with the girls and the women and we saw what was happening with that government and the idea now that women can't hold jobs. girls can't be in school. they are out of public life, you know, it is just difficult to think. not to mention the americans that we left there and the afghans who had been so good to our soldiers and really helped them. the idea they are in hiding right now. >> dana: there is a report that 96% of thoefs did not get out. the state department has a different point of view. i can understand they want

i like nikki haley and i will actively campaigned for those as they attempt to take on the role of presidentin colorado. we will follow their race. >> joe: thanks for having me on. >> bret: gillian, we will send it back to you. >> gillian: john fetterman who is running for senate is holding his first campaign rally after suffering a stroke in may. federman is expected to talk about his personal health challenges tonight. he said he almost died. his opponent is dr. mehmet oz. the utah senator mitt romney says states can have a positive effect on that huge divisions within the country. rhombique spoke with bear for a segment that will air on fox news sunday. >> there's a lot of threats that we faced as a country. the social fabric and family, import religion and faith talk about a lot, where do you see that threat for the country? >> the founders of my religion and the leaders of my religion have said that the constitution was inspired and of course, the freedom of the election -- religion being central to our constitution and so i think at the same time, we believe that having people who reco

absent, many of the republicans who once stood by trump's side, including ron desantis, mike pence, nikki haley reporter: political watchers say trump's influence over the republican party is likely to loom large through the next election cycle. >> the other candidates are expecting trump to fade. the establishment has expected him to fade for years. he has not yet. if they see that trump is still strong, i do not think some of them will stay in the race long. reporter: some republican voters surveyed said they would be open to other candidates. there were two straw polls, one with trump and one without. the one without, governor desantis leading with 65% of the vote. >> i would end up going for desantis. a younger person would be better for the party. trump has too much controversy. liz: in the pole with trump, he got 69% of the vote, a 10% increase from what he got earlier this year and highlights his grip on the party. still ahead, slow down and save lives. meet the kids for the successful candidate in -- successful campaign saving the lives of whales. here is a live look outside. foggy ther

nikki haley, maryland democratic senator ben cardin weighing in on the senate vote. "fox news sunday," 2 the p.m. eastern right here on fox news or check your local listings for when it airs on your fox station. arthel? arthel: i will check it out and hope you check us out in one hour. mike: thank you. ♪ ♪ paul: welcome to the editorial -- journal editorial report, i'm gerry baker. china has halted talks with the united states and is conducting live-fire drills as house speaker nancy pelosi's visit to taiwan sparks a fierce back a lash and pushes tensions to a new high. the latest clash comes as president xi jinping prepares to seek a third term in power this fall. so why is china reacting so forcefully, and what is xi's end game? let's bring in michael pillsbury, senior fellow at hudson institute and author of book "the 100-year their mono. -- marathon." michael, thanks very much, indeed, for joining us. >> thanks. gerry: a lot of sound and tour -- fury around speaker pelosi's itinerary. did this visit achieve anything? >> well, it achieved a lot, but a lot depends

nikki haley as well. so it really is a sense that for these political figures to jump in to this race, if donald trump were not to run, i believe he is going to run, is for them to basically stake their ground. basically say this was -- the fbi raid was unacceptable, un-american and stand strong. if not, it will be very problematic i think for them to gain any support coming from the maga base. as we know, the maga base delongs to donald trump. he's the preferred candidate right now as of today. >> if you read the polls, joe concha, they say this raid on mar-a-largo has made people, republicans, much more inclined to actually vote for donald trump. >> yeah, many trump supporters will say it's a reminder of what the swamp is. you're seeing this movie over and over again, whether it's with the russia collusion investigation that went on for two years under mueller and now the raid on mar-a-largo, two impeachments. this is a reminder of why they like trump so much. they have seen him as an outsider. as it st

ron desantis, nikki haley, mike pompeo, mike pence, others who are not trump exactly, it might be have a shot at removing him. i think there's a growing sense inside the party even people who appreciate the president trump time to turn the chapter, time to turn the page on that particular candidate. >> i guess the theory of candidacy might be okay, she's not going to win the nomination or sell for highly unlikely too. but she could prosecute the argument against donald trump regeneron six than everything else. and then let other candidates benefit from that and perhaps not had to criticize trump the same personal way. quickset is a legitimate argument to be made. he could also make the argument she could do that same thing about becoming a candidate and subjecting herself has got one message and one focal point. by doing that setting it up to i agree with her or not? there are lots of ways for her to an influence on this. being a candidate is one, being a voice is another but neither one is going to be particularly easy but it could be very important to the outcome of the 2024 primarie

former un ambassador nikki haley wait in on how to combat chinese aggression today on fox news sunday>> the way you prevent wars issue do not shy away from having the backs of your allies. and you let your enemies know what we expect of them. these temper tantrums are childish. and they are dangerous and they should not be doing them for the last thing we need to do is run from that. >> elites that she supports bipartisan legislation introduced by senators lindy lindsey graham and menendez to restructure policy by do so by bolstering support for taiwan's democratic government help to enhance their defense capabilities. i wanted central news agency reports in response to china's military exercises, their army will hold live fire drills this week, eric sark alexander thank you, arthel. arthel: this week it is about bloodiest fighting between israeli forces and islamic jihad militants in over a year for this new round of violence began friday when his israeli strike killed a top jihadist commander in gaza, a second commander was killed saturday. house officials say at least 31 people hav

. >> but david, to that point, wwhy are we seeing the potential 2024 opponents, nikki haley, former vicesantis, former secretary pompeo all coming out with these statements deriding the fbi, deriding the administration when this could help them if they just stay silent here? >> right, well, i think s.e.'s analysis of this, i think republicans writ large care a great deal about overreach from the department of justice and from the federal government writ large, right? i think that small government, you know, republicans, small government republicans find this repugnant and history of the re nothing like that has occurred. i think this has made donald trump a sympathetic character, which is very hard to do. i think it's made him sympathetic amongst a great deal more republicans. your question at the beginning of that, has this helped the president, i think they have, victor. i think people who may have been outside the tent may be more inclined to be damn the torpedos, full speed ahead now that this has occurred. it's my take on it. i do think it's helped him a great deal this week. >> i t

. >> we got chris christie, nikki haley, tim scott. it really, the list goes on. it's a long way to 2024 getting a bit crowded in the state. they're knocking on the door trying to get you to help them. what do you make of this? have you talked to anybody about why they're coming to new hampshire? >> oh, yeah. no, i talk to all the candidates who want to come, i'll happily sit down with all of them. here's the deal. if we don't close the deal in 2022,.24 ain't gonna matter. we have to start focusing on making sure we cross the finish line. winning back the senate. i think we're going to get the house. the senate, new hampshire should be that 51st vote now. i think it's going to be. we really got to make sure we close the deal. the other issue is, how we campaign here is a little different. you got to look people in the eye. the running joke in new hampshire is, hey, you gonna vote for president trump? i don't know. i have only met him twice. right? you have to be able to integrate with folks in their lives rooms and their businesses. if you do that, you can be succ

ambassador nikki haley weighed in on the biden administration's hesitation regarding speaker pelosi'snk that nancy pelosi was right to to go to taiwan. it's a shame that biden said the military didn't want her to go. you know, china's trying to bully us the same way they try to bully their own people, and we shouldn't have it. with the chinese drills concluding, taiwan said it was gradually lifting air space restrictions. arthel? >> reporter: alexandria hoff, thank you. eric? eric: well, there's a new bipartisan bill in the senate that would pressure cuba to extradite american fugitives who fled there after committing violent crime cans here. one of them is accused lawmaker for the puerto rican terrorist group that exploded a bomb in new york in 1975. four people were killed including executive mike conner, his son joe is here to tell us what the biden administration needs to do to get the criminals back. ♪ age is just a number. and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health. versus 16 grams in ensure high protein. boost® high protein also has

ambassador nikki haley, maryland democratic senator ben cardin weighing in on the senate vote.fox station. arthel? arthel: i will check it out and hope you check us out in one hour. mike: thank you. ♪ ♪ paul: welcome to the editorial -- journal editorial report, i'm gerry baker. china has halted talks with the united states and is conducting live-fire drills as house speaker nancy pelosi's visit to taiwan sparks a fierce back a lash and pushes tensions to a new high. the latest clash comes as president xi jinping prepares to seek a third term in power this fall. so why is china reacting so forcefully, and what is

and former carolina south carolina governor nikki haley. there you see her with single digits and a record . 71% of gop voters say that trump should run for president in 2024. congress gave its final approval today to the democrats, climate and health care bill dubbed the inflation reduction act. on this vote. the yeas are 220. the nays are 207. solution the motion is adopted. the house used a party line vote to pass the legislation. it both congresses largest investment in taxing large companies, cutting carbon emissions and lowering pharmaceutical costs. it ensures that people on medicare with diabetes won't have to pay more than $35 a month for their insulin. it requires a secretary of hhs to negotiate drug prices for expensive medicare drugs, lowering costs for seniors and people with disabilities. republicans argue the legislation will raise taxes as foxes. madeline rivera tells us today's passage marks a significant win for the biden administration. the motion is adopted. house took a break from august recess for a one day vote, the d

. >> nikki haley who followed me in the governorship, has spoken up loud and clear about how outrageous she thinks it would be if the biden administration negotiated with the taliban and. the problem is as we both know, just a, months ago she was saying the opposite as she praised pompeo and their team saying it is all going according to plan, the trump administration approach negotiations with the taliban so it has gotten to the point of insanity on how try blues which is one day it is a good idea, different tribes it is a bad idea and that is lethal in an open political system, our founding fathers gave us a reason-based republican if we lose that, we lose one of the major stools that holds our system up and in place if it is all tribal and the guy or girl laptop since it is so it must be so, that's not the way our system works. >> you and i both came from the school where we thought it was important to be fairly consistent, politics sometimes we have to adjust circumstances change and sometimes we have to diverge from where we ordinarily might be on a given policy issue and that's to

again.the idea for donald trump that someone else could be in the limelight other than him, that nikki haley or ron desantis or mike pence could get all the attention would be intolerable so he's incapable of not running. could he get elected again? certainly he could get elected again. we underestimated him once too many times already. myself included. and given what a clear and present danger he poses to our democracy and our way of life, we're going to need to beat him at the polls and we will. and we will. i think that as time continues more and more americans realize how precarious our country is right now. how precarious our democracy is. and to come to appreciate just what an awful period we went through with this presidency and as we put more distance between that time in thepresent , i think people will increasingly recognize wedon't want to go back to that . they don't want to go to a president of the united states who gets up trying to find new ways to divide us andpoison the body politic . >> what the expectation for popularity of his face ? >> i think like a lot of would-be auto

you know, i'm from the great state of south carolina and we have a fabulous governor nikki haley, she'someone that's ready to step up. there are a number of candidates that could take on joe biden or whoever the democrats nominate and that's a really important decision for republicans to make as we eye the 2024 elections. >> but, gavin, if it came down to trump having cleared the field here, if it is trump versus biden, would you vote biden? >> i don't know that i would vote for joe biden, i'd have to see who else is running in the field, whether there's an independent, but i can tell you one thing that i wouldn't do and that's vote for donald trump. >> gavin, it's a really interesting op-ed and we appreciate you speaking with us about it. gavin smith, thanks. >> thanks for having me. >>> so this morning demands for a demilitarized area around the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant in ukraine as one leader is warning about a new chernobyl. >>> and alex baldwin on the "rust" shooting. why he thought former president trump would get him killed. >> 1,000% i'm nervous that a bunch of people w

think the idea for donald trump that someone else could be in the limelight other than him, that nikki haley or ron desantis or mike pence could be the nominee and get all of that attention would be intolerable to him. path logically he's not capable of not running. could he be elected again, certainly he could, we underestimated him once already, myself included and given what a clear and present danger he poses to our democracy and our way of life, we are going to need to beat him at the polls and we will and we will. i think that as time continues more and more americans realize how precarious our country is right now, how precarious our democracy is, and come to appreciate just an awful period we went through with this presidency and as we put more distance between that time and the present i think people will increasingly recognize that they don't want to go back to that. they want to go back to having a president of the united states to gets up every morning trying to figure out new and ways to divide us and poison the body politics. what's the before reason for the popularity with his

whether it's ron desantis, mike pence, nikki haley, wherever they are desperate to find someone to fillon trump. but he's nothing but a liability. >> so adrienne, how does this square with donald trump's ability to raise more than 1 million dollars a day in the week after the fbi search? >> yeah, it means its base is with him. it's obviously disturbing, given the fact of the allegations are proven. we have all these classified documents. let's not forget, when donald trump in 2016 said, i could stand on fifth avenue and shoot someone and still be elected, we are now seeing that come to fruition. i'm not sure where he could possibly do to lose that base. let's also keep in mind, alex, his base is pretty small. it's about 33% of the overall electorate. he lost by 3 million votes in 2016 of the popular vote. he lost by more than 7 million votes in 2020. the majority of the country is very far away from donald trump. he does have a strong grip on that gop base, and i don't know how that's going to change. >> midterms, though, kurtz. political reports trump's senate field is floundering in p

republican base in any primary, ron desantis and -- rick scott and ted cruz and josh hawley and nikki haleyat nomination. >> where, i have one minute left but i have to ask you about the national republican senatorial committee. pulling ads across the country from key states with races that they do want to win. they are currently burning through their fundraising pot of 100 and $73 million, and as of june they are spending looked a lot like this. just a few highlights for our viewers. $23 million spent on. adds 12 million on american express credit card payments. that is a lot of points there. $9 million on debt payments. and this is the one that was the real kicker for me. $21 million on text messages. i don't, know where. maybe the nra seashore looking to something called a friends and family pant plan that exists for -- companies. what do you make of blowing through this money with rick scott, of all, people at the helm? >> i know americans are shock in astounded that works, stop who over saw the largest medicaid fraud in the states, is not a great steward of the resources of the rnc. th

i like tim scott, nikki haley.actively campaign for the as they attempt to take on the role of president. >> gillian: on the flip side, michael bennet tells axios -- let's pull this off. if he runs, i think he will be donald trump again and i would support him in beating donald trump again. so which is the winning strategy? with the state of colorado? >> he's probably not going to win that race. i think he's got his work cut out for him, the republican candidate in colorado has his work cut out for him. but in some of these other states -- i mean, marie is right that the trump-backed candidates may not be the best fit for that state. you mentioned ohio and pennsylvania. we will see. i mean, a lot of those trump-backed candidates have been assisted with help from democrs looking at the profil profile. but perhaps those states aren't the best fit for some of those candidates. in other states it could be a different story. it's really going to be a state-by-state issue. but i think so. you have to look at what's going

they don't go to nikki haley asked the voters, and it shows how complicated 2024 could be. if, um the democratic candidate doesn't look like they can win. i would possibly vote for liz cheney like pete buttigieg, um i'm also a little open minded. i think it would be great to see mitt romney run again. i'd love to see some moderates come in either party just to have more opportunities, more choices, something that's not similar to things we've seen in previous years. and this poll was conducted between august 9th through the 15th so it did not include wyoming republican congresswoman liz cheney, who said she might run against trump in the gop primary. dicamillo says it is still early in the upcoming midterm elections could be a big factor in whether biden decides to run. big big midterm election coming up in november. jana katsuyama in the newsroom. janet thank you attended you twisted the russia probe that played out during the trump administration. parts of a memo used by former attorney general william barr to conclude that then president trump did not obstruct justice in

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governor nikki haley is my special guest, much to discuss on foreign policy, check your local listingsat to be with you. everyone have a good weekend. "faulkner focus" is next. >> harris: new york city getting a taste what it is like for americans living near the southern border. united states on pace to see 2 million illegal immigrants cross into the sovereign nation. on this friday morning, the first bus load arrived in manhattan, courtesy, texas governor. i'm harris faulkner. greg abbott is getting the nation's attention and keeping it, sending illegals to washington, d.c. and bussing them to new york city escalating feud with liberal big city mayors abbott extended invitation to new york mayor eric adams to witness the crisis first hand.

i still believe, you could look at nikki haley, senator ted scott from south carolina, there are several talked a lot in recent weeks about where we i not run again. we've talked a lot in i recent weeks about where we source our microchips after the crisis in taiwan. you want to talk about rare earth metals. the uk governmentjust spent millions on a rare earth metals processing plant near hollow. where did the rare earth metals come from? == where did the rare earth metals come from? ii i, i, , from? -- hull. rare earth metals exist in everyday _ from? -- hull. rare earth metals exist in everyday life. _ from? -- hull. rare earth metals exist in everyday life. there i from? -- hull. rare earth metals exist in everyday life. there is i exist in everyday life. there is something that, they're just chemicals present in heavy metals that have — chemicals present in heavy metals that have come from things like ordinary— that have come from things like ordinary bricks and products that we have _ ordinary bricks and products that we have there — ordinary bricks and products that we have. there

we have good-ole tom cotton who will probably throw his hat in the ring there and it's rumored nikki haleyof people. so people are already talking about it. as far as how they are going to do, i think some of the top names that you guys brought up earlier are where the main focus is. it's all going to be about the money. show me the money. who can be the best fundraiser and who can independently raise funds instead of washington committees to raise funds for them. it's going to be a very interesting play. griff, people are already -- we are not finished with the midterms in 2022 and we are all about what's going to happen in 2024. griff: noel, that's such a great point, al, it seems the reason why so many people are looking ahead to 2024 and skipping over midterms is there's an assumption that's a given in the house that's it's going to be a landslide victory for republicans but is that what you're hearing in democrat circles. are they pretty much giving up in 2022? >> well, look, griff, you never give up. you have to run through the tape but it's uphill battle for the battle and what's op

. >> gillian: nikki haley. >> and given the fact she lost her primary race in wyoming, was unable to hold on to that, there is not much of a constituency, and for the past year and a half liz cheney has been very dependent on democrat praise, especially on capitol hill when it comes to the january 6th committee, but democrats don't vote for republicans, but they are happy to use them when it comes to pushing political narratives that benefit them in elections. interesting to see what she does with the pac money, what kind of candidates she supports initially, if she decides do that before a residential run. but given her speech last night, comparing herself to president lincoln, citing losing previous elections but then went on to be president, it's pretty clear what her intentions are. but constituency or who would vote for her does not seem to be there. >> gillian: the a.p. says, katie, her candidacy is a wash, a lot of lessons for the republican party. they write a party once dominated by national security oriented, business friendly conservatives like her father, former vice pres

guest: you have mike pence and nikki haley and anti-trump republicans that are fighting for a small piecethe republican party but i was talking to a republican senators and he put it simply. among trump voters, half of them are the true believers. go to the rally and they are with trump -- they go to the rally mdr with trump and they deny the election. have voted for trump because they like his policies and they may agree with some of the things he says but they want to look for and care about their own economic situation. the policies that will go forward and they are looking someone new -- to someone new. 20% are anti-trump. liz cheney and larry hogan. there is a 60% share of the publican party that would be -- republican party that will be the coalition of ron desantis. that is if the senses once -- ron desantis runs. that is the pathway that the governor will look at. host: he was -- bill young conservative voters group talking about how his message is all about before. guest: it is difficult for the former vice president because he is stuck between a rock and a hard place. democrats

i will say, before donald trump came down that escalator, i thought people like elise stefanik, nikki haleyo rubio would be the future of the republican party. we would have a fiscally conservative, socially moderate party. that is what i hope the party would turn into, and instead it turned into a populist nationalist movement that morphed overtime into a cult of personality around donald trump. host: from illinois, independent line. tom is next. hi, tom. caller: yeah, i am from [inaudible] i think some of the stuff you said, you said you were a never-trumper. he had so much against him when he came into office. he had the republicans that were against him and the democrats that were against him, and people know that the way our government was going, when they said build the wall, lock up hillary clinton, hillary away with way more -- she was busting up computers with hammers and blackberries. nobody did anything. nobody holds any of these people accountable except donald trump. right off the bat, the russian collusion and dirty dossier from hillary clinton. that was all lies. that was not

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. >> ainsley: nikki haley hinting around. >> lawrence: potentially challenging the former president onws sunday." >> steve: you know, after a dismal six months joe biden over the last couple weeks has had a couple good weeks with the chips bill and guns bill and perhaps the passage of this big, what is it the called the inflation reduction act which is hilariously titled. joe concha looks at who could possibly run on the democrat side and had this observation earlier this morning right here on the fox news channel. >> i can never remember an administration that's not even in office for 19 months, having this much speculation around whether a president is running for re-election. on how his vice president is profoundly not prepared for the job and the bench ain't gooded. are i will do to america what i did to california gavin newsom. bernie sanders, cory booker. beto o'rourke not the greatest hits from the 2018 campaign. that's where the democratic party is they don't want this party to run. but the problem is the back phil just ain't there and, again, the fact that we are even talking

well, you mentioned afghanistan, by the way, former, uh, permanent representative to the un nikki haleyuntry to the wrong place to listen. the second that miscalculation happened in afghanistan, it gave the green light. to all our adversaries. russia attacked ukraine china began to intimidate taiwan now iran also wants to acquire nuclear weapons that day america became weaker that day the world became less safe and it was all because of the mistakes made by the biden administration nato members united and became stronger just because the us showed its weakness and nato realized that america was not get out no ukrainian crisis alone. they obviously thought you guys have a problem when everyone sees that america is so weak that the whole world is shaking we acted the whole world. i wanted to be like us, but after afghanistan everything seriously changed the whole world. i wanted to be like them. of course, she's talking about something. of course, it's not hard to disagree. what happened in afghanistan was. well, it's a terrible shame so the boiling point of the american people strikes fr

show me showed me a tweet that our former colleague and former governor nikki haley tweeted. biden's i.r.s. will have more staff than the pentagon, state department, fbi and border patrol combined. that's the tweet that she sent out. i heard people repeat that. it's a ridiculous claim. i'm not quite sure where it started. i don't know about you, mr. beyer, we're getting lots of calls to my district office from constituents who are owed money by the i.r.s. a lot of time has gone by. they are wondering where the hell is their check. they have questions and they can't get their calls returned. all because there's this huge backlog. they actually believe we should invest more so that their returns can be processed in a more timely fashion. estimated staffing number is provided over ten years. many of the additional staff will replace a significant number of people who are retiring, about 50,000 expected to leave over the next six years. let me say it clearly, at no time will the i.r.s. have 87,000 new auditors. when they say more employees than the pentagon, what the hell are the