and i know interesting the young pierre of she was also asked about this. and there's obviously being a dick touch sent out among all of the political elite in, in washington, take this very seriously and don't fall into the top of actually breaking into a grin. and when you're talking about this ridiculous allegations, let's have a look at them as jump here and just watch for her. the suppression of a gigabyte there. say he has the one now on social media, say a r t less roughly on the state department's head. we're running out of top to be here, fly administration, sanctioning them at this point. we do not laugh at that. that is very serious. and we take that very seriously. there's obviously been, you know, the, the russians are trying to make us laugh about this to try to highlight the fact that this is all quite ridiculous. so under no circumstances are you to take their joke, don't, don't laugh at their jokes is the worst possible thing you could do. but there was also a response from that belkin who was the deputy editor in chief here at ortiz, who ad

republican governor, with republican lawmakers, and none, she says, violated any. because of this visit, so the white house spokeswoman, karin jen pierre, called on the republicans in the house of representatives to leave these accusations political, and she said that it should be forgotten because it is a normal practice, there was nothing unusual about this visit, and therefore, ostap, it is very important that the white house communicated about this communication because it was a big topic this week and during the visit of the ukrainian president, of course yuli, thank you for this analysis and for your work, yuliya yaremolenko was with us to... communicate with bilogod. in addition to meetings with both candidates and the us president, volodymyr zelenskyi also visited the us congress. meetings were held with representatives of both parties, both in the senate and in the house of representatives. and although speaker mike johnson did not appear, american lawmakers assured that bipartisan support for ukraine remains unchanged. our correspondent kateryna lisonova asked congressmen and senators what they talked about behind closed door

this was announced by the official representative of the white house, karin, during the briefing. jean-pierre, at the same time shehasized that it will not be one joint meeting, it will be two separate meetings, according to ms. jean-pierre, they plan to discuss the issue of support for ukraine from the united states america in its defense against russian aggression and ukraine's strategic planning. well, you remember, the day before i also told that the 45th president of the united states of america, donald. trump also announced that he might meet with volodymyr zelenskyi, but i am 100% sure that if joe biden and kamala harris will meet separately with our president, then donald trump, well, 100% will also meet, because he it is very necessary, as in the end it is also necessary for us, which must also be recognized. let's go further. i don't believe we can to change putin's worldview, but i believe that we can change it. nato secretary general jen stoltenberg said this at his last final press conference in the chair of the head of the north atlantic alliance. according to him, ukraine must win, and for this, it,

pierre: i have no idea what you're talking about. >> reporter: she was talking about unions in detroit using one tone of voice -- >> secretary jean-pierremething -- >> reporter: she is the same line in pittsburgh and it sounded like she has a southern drawl. >> secretary jean-pierre: do you think americans seriously think this is an important question? you know what they care about? they care about the economy, they care about lowering costs, they care about health care, that's what americans care about -- your colleague just asked me about democracy and freedom. that's what they care about, i'm not even going to entertain some question about -- hearing it sounds so ridiculous. >> reporter: hearing it -- >> secretary jean-pierre: i'm talking about the questions, it's insane. >> reporter: peter, we are moving on, go ahead. >> martha: interesting exchange there with peter doocy, we have robert f. kennedy jr., former independent presidential candidate now a member of the transition team with us. could have you with us i want to give you reaction, you elicited this as well to the exchange about netanyahu and you heard karine jean-pierre say

happen on thursday , september 26, the official representative of the white house, karin jean-pierre, said during the briefing. at the same time, shesized that it will not be one joint meeting, it will be two separate meetings. according to ms. jeanpierre, they plan to discuss the issue of support for ukraine from the united states of america. its defense against russian aggression and strategic planning of ukraine. well, you remember, the day before i also told that the 45th the president of the united states of america, donald trump, also announced that he might meet with volodymyr zelenskyi, but i am 100% sure. if joe biden and kamela harris will meet our president separately, then donald trump, well, 100% will also meet. because he needs it very much, as in the end, and we, what, this, this must also be recognized. moving on, i don't believe we can change putin's worldview, but i do believe we can change his plans. nato secretary general jen stoltenberg said at his last final press conference in the chair of the head of the north atlantic alliance. according to him, ukraine must win, and for that it needs us, that is, us. conti

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you dropped out of the race in july they hear his campaign reported staffers getting messages on their personal e-mails, karine jean-pierre was asked about this yesterday, here's what sheaware of it but we learned about the statement yesterday this is something the fbi, od and i and says i have to speak to they put a statement so i would refer to them specifically no foreign government like iran or russia are actively seeking to influence in our elections. >> there is so much going on iran trying to get involved in our election they want kamala harris of the white house because there was no deterrence for iran on her watch i spoke with the forward dni director of national intelligence yesterday about this , here is what ratcliffe said. >> iran shares a common goal with the harris campaign to stop donald trump at all cost and i think that's why you see iran trying to help the harris campaign. >> our last year in office the iranian economy was gdp of $239 billion a year later into the biden here's administration $360 billion, the gdp grew by 50% they became the fastest growing economy in the world because joe biden and kamala harris lifted sanctions and paid billions in

pierre in the gaggle. she was asked about the pardon and said it's very much a no. karine jean-pierre is the same person who said before the disaster debate "oh, my gosh, the president of the united states. i can't keep up with him." "i would put the president's statement against anyone." post-debate she told us the medical exam never happened, oh wait it did. they had to clean it up. the parkinson specialist. they couldn't figure out if he met with biden. i trust not a word. do you trust her saying it is an absolute no? i believe that to you. >> we will move on. more "outnumbered," next. y hair. then psoriatic arthritis. cosentyx works on both for me. people with psoriasis on the scalp have a 4 times higher risk for psoriatic arthritis. serious allergic reactions, severe skin reactions that look like eczema, and an increased risk of infections, some fatal, have occurred. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms, had a vaccine or plan to, or if ibd symptoms develop or worsen. still workin' for me. ♪see me.♪ ♪ i'm gonna hold you forever... ♪ ♪ i'll be there... ♪ ♪ you don't... ♪ ♪ you don't have to worry... ♪ when the sawdust settles and the engine roars th

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she changes who she is and how she speaks depending on what part of the country speaking. in peter doocy asked karine jean-pierreut that. >> since when does the president have what sounds like a southern accent? >> i have no idea what you are talking about. >> well. >> this is. >> she was talking about unions in detroit. >> i'm not even going to gain some question about the -- it's just -- it's just -- hearing it sounds so ridiculous. >> carley: she is not going to gain it, what do you think? >> kamala harris' fake accent a really bad imitation of hillary clinton meet aoc fake accent. i can't understand why those in attendance cheer this stuff. aren't you insulted a candidate grew up nice area of canada and decades and never grew up in the south sounds like an idiot? a lot of politicians do this. yea. no. you don't speak that way. stop doing. this please. >> presidential debate is going to be in philadelphia next week. see if anybody. >> todd: water discussions. cheese steak, water. >> hockey. >> carley: have a great day, everybody. "fox & friends" starts right now. >> todd: bye-bye. ♪ ♪

just a note about my good friend korean jean pierre, she is haitian american but she spoke for the country there. what is concerning to me from the point ofaitian american friends asking me to amplify their messages of anger, frustration and disgust really with what donald trump has said, these lies that are being spread. you know -- and i'm seeing some clips today of conservative outlets talking about or using clips of people from illinois and from ohio talking about these haitian immigrants. one woman went on to say that she's concerned about her daughters. one man said he's concerned about the women in the neighborhood. these extraordinarily horrid racial tropes are as old as this country. it reminds me of a nation at risk in m the early 1900s that portrayed african americans as brutes and the heroes of that movie were members of the ku klux klan. if you think about where donald trump's mind is today, that's where it is. it is that these -- you know, these nazi aligned, these klan aligned individuals are the only ones that are going to move our country forward and save this country from these bruts, from these animals. that's where his

he was hat rehoboth and she was out west doing fundraisers when all of this went down. >> peter doocy asked karine jean-pierrerolina were drowning in their houses this weekend. others were losing everything, president biden is at his beach house and vice president harris was hosting political fundraisers on the west coast. is there a reason they could not be here? >> the president did exactly what a president in this moment needs to do which is directing his team to take action. >> john: he pushed back against that saying look i was on the phone the entire time which he likely wasn't do you have to be at the white house. >> he first said two hours and then the entire time. he was on the beach. republican president would be getting a lot of scrutiny about the president being yet again at the beach for yet another weekend have some very horrible things happening to americans whether you care about the politics. these are people in need of help. i think it would be some criticism of this more i would say correct and high decibel criticism if the parties were reversed and look, the vice president who is now the p

pierre acting like they don't do what they're talking about. in a sense, a lot of people question kamala harris authenticity, she has repudiated so many of the policies. so people want to know, who is this woman running for president and when she does something like that. i think you become, the worst thing is to become a joke in politics. you can survive being thought bad but being thought a joke is deadly. maria: it is about authenticity isn't it. whether or not are you lying now or lying dead. >> people aren't falling for that's what we see in polls as she opens her mouth, we are not following for her garbage. >> that's why should they keep her silent. maria: will that work? , good to catch up with you, thank you for being here. >> thank you maria. maria: bill mcgurn joining us mosquito season has ramped up as a summer w winds down what you need to know about west nile and how to stay protected, coming up. kamala harris has not said a word on free speech across the world and some say she's looking to shut down x. we have all the details when we come back and i'll be joined by matt taibbi on this important issue. stay with us you are watching "morn

press secretary karine jean-pierre was asked about this at the press briefing at the white house a short time ago. here's part of what she> as the president has said time and time again. this is not normal. this is not normal. students and teachers deserve to know that their schools are safe. they should focus on learning, not lock downs. while the president and vice president have taken historic action to reduce gun violence, more must be done to keep our schools and communities safe. >> frank figliuzzi, we have more guns in this country than any other industrialized nation. i think any other country. the homicide rate is something like 18 times the average of other developed countries. on average, there's more than one gun for every person of every age in this country, and sometimes when you hear people who want to push back against any new gun legislation or just tired and frustrated and don't believe it can happen, what they will say is there are so many guns out there already, it won't make a difference. what do you say to that? >> you know, i hear that, and there's actually a sensible point here, and this is why. y

of hers responsibility. she wants to claim bing biden-harris administration when it suits her, white house press secretary karine jean-pierreout this, she cannot possibly try to escape from this, her name is on the door. they have been branding this biden-harris administration since the very first day. if the biden white house were a store front, kamala harris would be outside on the street with a razor blade trying to scrape her name off of the window, she does not want anyone to associate with failures of that administration, but it is a fact when donald trump was president, economy was in great shape, southern border with mexico was secure, world was at peace. you were biden and harris, it is a mess. the world is on fire. everyone who will vote in this election has lived through both administrations it is no contest on that, donald trump wins. how do you think kamala will handle muted mics? >> well, if i were she, i would be more concerned about the fact that her mic will be open from time to time, which means she will be forced to explain away her record, there is no secret. why it is she trying to reinvent herself, tha

and even just yesterday, when she was pressed on this issue about hunter going to trial, karine jean-pierre said listen, is he a private citizen. the president is staying out of this and letting it go. so maybe the position is no to pardon, no to commute as long as these legal cases were still pending. but just about every parent across america out there also, if the president decided, listen, is he done with his public life. is he leaving office. he decides to pardon or commute any sentence for his son on the way out the door. i think a lot of americans are going to say we get it. >> bret: finally, very quickly. former president is not going to trial on this 2020 case before the election. >> yeah. and listen, they had said to judge chutkan who has been on hold for almost a year while the supreme court ironed out that immunity issue you talked about. they said to her we have all kinds of motions. we are going to try to get jack smith kicked off the case like what happened judge cannon in florida. very challenging, his appointment as special counsel. they have got a whole list of motions. they want to push this well into 2025. as you know the election has ever

she was asked about consideration of a commutation, that may spare him a sentence. he's awaiting sentencing on the gun related charge. karine jean-pierre ruling that out. there have been so many people speculating once the election is over, yes, he's not a candidate but the political fallout for him to issue a pardon at this point would be politically explosive, potentially that would change, but every time the white house has been asked about it, every time i have talked about this with close officials to the president, they flatly rule this out. we'll have to wait and see once the time comes. >> mike memoli, catherine christian, glenn kirschner, thank you. we'll follow what happens in the courtroom. but straight ahead, liz cheney's bold challenge to fellow republicans who claim they love the constitution. will it work? will it work .and itchy eyes, thh may be even more uncomfortable. people with graves' could also get thyroid eye disease, or t-e-d, which may need a different doctor. find a t-e-d eye specialist at isitted.com. sleep more deeply and wake up rejuvenated. purple mattresses exclusive gel flex grid draws away heat, relieve

pierre was just asked about this at the white house moments ago and she said this. watch. >> eric adams suggests he's being targeted by the biden administration over his criticism of the migrant now this is the kind of accusation that's similar to what we've fleshed former president donald trump, so what is the president's reaction to that kind of language being used from a democrat? >> look, we have always been very clear, the president was clear even when he was running in 2020 that he was going to make sure that doj is independent and doj's handling this case independently. aim not going to go beyond that. >> sandra: so that's a new update to the story. mayor adams has been federally charged i'll lay it out on the secrete, conspiracy to commit wire fraud, federal program bribe ruchings and to receive campaign contributions by foreign nationals. wire fraud, solicitation of a contribution by a foreign national. there's also count four of the same. count five, bribery. on the surface, on the face, these are very serious charges. where are you on how big this is? >> i have a mixed opinion on the charges that doj brought. i think if the straw donation allegations turn out to be

of us as americans. >> you know, um, white house press secretary karine jean- pierre is a haitian-american one. there have been many clips from her briefing room this week. one reporter was laughing. sheld trump said last night at one of his rallies that he would do mass deportations of the haitian community in springfield. the haitians in springfield are here legally. he is saying essentially he is promising to, what? go door-to-door, around the people, in fridge upon their rights, their liberties, as citizens here, as people who are literally legally in this country. then he talked about venezuela. this is not bluster. i think people should take this very seriously. when people show you who they are, you should believe them the first time. >> people don't want to believe him. that is the part i was trying to get to. i don't understand, are we truly that racist as a nation? at our court? 47, 48% of us, five out of 10 of us want that? they want a president who would do that? a president who behaves that way? a president who says what he says and levels up the kinds of bile that he knows is wrong. he knows it is allied. he knows how that came together. he surrounds himself with a shoeb

of the new hour, and we are awaiting karine jean-pierre at the white house. we are also waiting to see if vice president harris touches down in north carolina where she is set to hold her first rally since the debate. >> john: and the tar heel state is more competitive than ever. brand-new fox news power rankings show north carolina has shifted left. >> sandra: hello and welcome, everyone. i'm sandra smith in new york. john, great to begin another hour with you. >> john: good to be another jam-packed hour with you. i'm john roberts in washington and this is "america reports." the power rankings have moved georgia and north carolina back toward harris, from lean republican now to toss ups. the shift gives harris an edge for the first time in this race. >> sandra: but independent voters say they still need to hear a lot more from her, especially when it comes to the economy. we will have more for you on that in just a moment. first, let's get to alexandria hoff live in washington for us. hey, alex. >> hi, sandra. georgia and north carolina moving out of that lien r category mean that they are six states consider toss ups. it's 272 would not when that comes to th

to do it if she wins the election, because he has that window between election day and inauguration day to do it. >> sandra: speaking of this being a white house problem, karine jean-pierreas just asked about this, and he was kjp's response. >> on hunter biden changing his plea, does the white house a comment at all? does that change the president's calculus on pardoning his son? >> to your first question, i am not able to comment at this time. on your second question, which i guess is part of one question, it is still no. >> was the president aware he was going to plead guilty? >> i don't have anything else. i'm not able to comment on it. but i will say it is still very much a note to the questions i had gotten about if the president is going to pardon his son. i don't have anything else to add. >> can you comment on whether commutation would be on or off the table? >> that is also no. >> does this have to do with the president no longer running? >> i don't have anything to say beyond what i just said. >> sandra: still very much a no, said karine jean-pierre, andy. >> very impressive. let's be rational about this. if you were a normal defendant who didn't know you had a

she has braced for those attacks to come tonight. >> another key issue, crime and safety of course top issue in the election. chief justice correspondent pierrehas been tracking this for us. pierre, joining us from d.c. donald trump has been slamming democrats and kamala harris over the issue of violent crime, saying that it is way on the rise. what is the reality here? >> jon, here are the facts. crime, particularly violent crime and gun violence, rose dramatically in trump's final year in office. that increase continued in the first year of the biden administration. but for the past two years we've seen significant decreases, sometimes double-digit decreases in violent crime. murders so far this year is down 17% in the nation's biggest cities. but no one's jumping for joy because gun violence is a chronic epidemic in this nation and they're always flashing symbols that are painful reminders. in the past seven days alone we had a 14-year-old boy walk into a georgia high school and allegedly kill two classmates and two teachers using an assault rifle. as we speak there's a desperate manhunt in kentucky to find the sniper who was shooting at p