joe: what i heard a steve forbes saying he doesn't think kamala will get any better.s the headline. talk about predicting who's going to be the potential nominee, there's other reasons to make that a 50/50 back, steve forbes is the economy is not going to get any better and he won't have that to run on and that is a big deal for a lot of americans aren't insulated in any way from things in their life like the price of groceries or to be able to ensure their property, starting today state farm will no longer such new applications for property insurance in california do in part 2 inflation. this is there statement, state farm general insurance company due to historic increases in construction costs outpacing inflation, rapidly growing catastrophe exposure and the challenging reinsurance market, the department of insurance is focused on the safety of our homes and communities. gavin newsom has that now when he looks to that. everything that goes wrong in california all be a stain on him. will: everyone knows natural disasters california has to deal with, earthquake, fire

like you were talking about with steve forbes. how do they justify the wealth tax? do they justify the inheritance tax, death tax? these things are highly immoral. but if you can convince people there is this white sue sprem sy, it's great threat, if these people have money and power, guess what, they will use it to suppress you and do evil things then they start to justify how they confiscate all of your wealth for what, them, more government, more power. stuart: never stops. jason, thanks for being here. always a pleasure. see you again real soon. jason chaffetz. >> thanks stuart. stuart: democrat presidential candidate rrfk, jr. says he will beat biden in the primary. what exactly is he saying? lauren: he already has 19% of the vote, right? he told fox news digital, he see as pathway to victory even without a debate. here is the quote. we need to be able to show people democracy works, that the united states is not just like the soviet union where the party picks candidates and public really doesn't have a say. we need to be the party of the new deal, not the rig

editor and chief for forbes, steve forbes, here.will block all your proposals on the epa. is this possible? >> absolutely not. this is the biggest power grab in american history. they aren't going through congress. they are destroying an industry. taking over industries. every modern convenience making sure you can't use, dishwashers, washing machines, air conditioners, any gas stoves. it is an unprecedented power grab and they have no justification for it. i a lot of these will go to the supreme court. supreme court will do what they did with west virginia versus the epa and say you want to do something big like using tailpipes to wreck the oil industry you have to go through congress. this thing doesn't work. germany has 2 to 3 time the cost of energy we do in this country because they went this route. they didn't go as far as biden is proposing. >> dana: yesterday the epa said this time it is legal. even the supreme court just said that it wasn't. what's different? >> there is no difference. they use any strategy they can. since

almost called you steve forbes.nks for being with us. >> steve forbes my best friend so that's a complement. stuart: he's on the show later so that's all good. thanks, steve. we're less than two weeks from the official start of summer. lauren is back. any trends in summer travel you can see now? lauren: shorter trips, cheaper trips so bank rate.com says 63% of includes is more than last year will travel this summer, and since we are still dealing with inflation, we've made some adjustments to the itinerary. 26% say we're going to drive over fly up 10 points from last year and we're looking for cheaper lodging and for shorter stays, just to save money, to get by. the other thing to note and i've noticed this big time. if want to use your airline miles or hotel points inflation hit them too. you need so many more to cover your itinerary. it's nearly impossible for a family to fly somewhere on miles stuart: you're right. lauren thanks. check out this headline. here we go. the greatest wealth transfer in history is here

steve forbes joins us this morning. good morning to you, steve. >> good morning.ley: would you agree with mr. buffett's summation? >> yes, because he's dealing with the real-world including having a real thumb on what's happening in the economy in terms of things that are going on, and so he pointed out that earnings are going to be coming down and he's absolutely right. i'm surprised the market has held up as well as it should, but in the real-world, things are going to be slowing even more, despite the happy talk from the biden white house. ashley: so does that mean a recession? well who knows how the economic theologians will define the economic activity or the lack but yes, a lot of people & companies will feel it. this whole generation of zero doctor rates so clearly now at an end & companies that have been accompanied to having free money, they aren't getting it anymore. that's going to put them in a hard place. banks are going to get more regulation, which will hurt lending and a lot of countries overseas took on a lot of debt as well including japan, and t

forbes chairman steve forbes. >> good to be here.t is the economic equivalent of walking pneumonia. not enough to put you in bed dragging you down, draining the energy. economy fatigue. wages aren't going up fast enough. feeling country is adrift. negotiations on debt ceiling. my goodness. they can't control spending even though it is two trillion higher. people throw up their hands these people are out of control. >> bill: you have to do a double take of the president and white house. 48% say biden's policy hurting them. 48%. only 20% believe they are getting help from the administration. that is not good. >> no. i think that is why next year, joe biden will not be the democratic party nominee. >> bill: whoa. you are on record. >> on record. because economy, they can sweep the hunter stuff away. that has a stench. poor economy. president people feel is not up for the job certainly not next four years. i don't know what the scenario is going to be. can't have him running in november 2024. >> bill: this is what jacui does for a living

liz: joining us now, liz peek, steve forbes, forbes media chairman. a cnn poll. 66% say a second biden term would be a disaster, a setback for the u.s. now it's got far left being hysterical about what has been talked about. keeping spending at 2022-2023 levels. that's at record historic highs. but this is domestic terrorism hostage taking? what is going on with the white house and far left squad? >> they are actually describing themselves. there has been a 40% increase and no justification for it. they want more than more and more. you see it on the spending and regulatory side. they keep pushing for higher taxes. we know what they want to do to air-conditioners and gas stoves. they are against anything that makes life more pleasant. more people are on to it and i think that's why the biden administration is finally sitting down to negotiate a deal with kevin mccarthy. liz: you can see biden mitting new lows in the cnn poll. >> i called on the president to invoke the 14th amendment and mint a coin and not negotiate with hostage takers. we don't negot

i got to change the subject in the interest of time, you have a new op-ed you've written with steve forbes wall street, stop putting politics over my retirement savings. in what way does politics affect my 4o1k? >> we've just released a study a few days ago that looks at 40 largest investment firms. your viewers will be interested in this, we looked at j.p. morgan and fidelity and the biggest money management which you know trillions of dollars under management and we look at how they are voting on proxy votes where they are voting shares of the clients and as you know, the new fad at these shareholder meetings as for hostile resolutions by left-wing activists, esg. radical climate change ideas, you have to have quotas, divesting plastic companies, oil and gas, these are hostile amendments that have nothing to do with rates and returns and what we found is a lot of these big money management firms are voting for esg and putting their political preferences ahead of the rates of return getting for their clients which i would argue is a violation of their fiduciary duty and i will name the co

. >> reporter: steve forbes are predicted joe biden will not be the democratic party's nominee in 2024uff, thanks very much. aids to florida's governor desantis telling donors the trump's currently is a polling sugar high. carlos jimenez from florida joins us now. you are with trump. do you think his lead fades? >> no. he will remain strong. i'm not sure it will be as high as it is today. it is a long campaign season, there are ups and downs, i look forward to a spirited debate among the republican this and i am sure i am confident the president will triumph in the end. stuart: a fascinating debate because at the end of it we will find out what the republican party stands for, trump versus desantis. we will find out where is the republican party when this is done. >> governor desantis has the same policies as donald trump. the question is who is the stronger leader who will take us into the future? the president has proven that in the past, that he is a strong leader, his policies are right and he has been president of the united states. it will be interesting. not that polarizing. the

steve forbes made it famous, trump camp is hitting him saying he wants to add 23% to all taxes, that is not true, he wants to have it 23% no matter how much you make. >> steve: trump will hits him on all areas. >> ainsley: ironic the naacp director is tweeting this, yet lives there. is he going to move? >> steve: he wants it nice and quiet. >> brian: i'm sure there is a for sale sign going up. i'm sure everybody is going to be leaving. more people look at ron desantis as a real threat on the left and from the trump camp, too. >> steve: come out both bexarels blasting. ashley joins us "what you don't know" is going on in the courtroom in new york federal. >> ashley: start with manhattan grand jury that could daniel penny case today. penny speaking out about the case telling "new york post," this has nothing to do with race, i judge a person based on their character, i'm not a white supremacist. jordan neely's family attorney responding, this is advertisement to soften the public's view of daniel penny who choked jordan neely to death. we want to know why he didn't let go of that choke

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for more on this, let's bring in forbes media chairman steve forbes. let's dig right into this. the field is starting to grow for the gop. you have got some respectable candidates with a lot of ideas. part of the problem with a growing field is they tend to attack each other and take each other down. tim scwot and ron desantis have proven themselves in their states. what are your thoughts on who we have at the moment and who will be coming next week. >> obviously donald trump is the frontrunner right now. the polls say that. i think what will emerge after the debates. two or three cinderella candidates. candidates not in the headlines now but people impressed what they aring doing and want to learn more about them. going back to 1976 and 1980. the country was very dissatisfied with what the country was doing. ronald reagan emerged. he was considered a fringe candidate in '79-'80. don't be surprised if a tim scott emerges or one of the governments emerges like governor sununu. or governor bergen of north dakota. jackie: there are a lot of similarities between joe biden and jimmy

mark forbes, media ceo steve— goodness. mark forbes, media ceo steve torbee— goodness. areer is unsalvageable . willoughby unsalvageable. willoughby damaged, but perhaps not fatally. but now one of the most lucrative franchises in tv, a long running hit this morning launched by richard and judy , launched by richard and judy, potentially faces the axe . also, potentially faces the axe. also, another story not schofield related murderer charity boss exposed , the boss of one of the exposed, the boss of one of the princess of wales's charities is a convicted murderer. kate and the killer is the headline . okay the killer is the headline. okay okay. and let's go to the express . and they lead with we express. and they lead with we can cut migration and thrive. and holly , it's been very and holly, it's been very hurtful to find out philip lied . observer next. ministers in bitter fight to halt release of covid secrets. i bet they are. telegraph kyiv sunak asks stores to cap basic food prices is communist britain and the independent revealed three tory mps claim driving fine

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do you think there's a chance that biden ends up not running as steve forbes said? >> i agree. super hard to get re-elected. now maybe banking against donald trump as the nominee, you have to begin to see how the republican primary plays out. is donald trump is a sure thing? secondarily, biden last to raise his numbers. by the time you get to the end of the summer, if he hasn't, a lot of people will reconsider whether or not they should get in the race and whether or not democrats can attempt a chance at a biden re-election. i think he will have a doubt moment. it will come after labor day. >> martha: interesting. lisa, what do you think? >> i think for most republican voters, where we are right now, the two most important things are winning. two, it's long-lasting change with government reform for me. we have to decentralize the federal government. the biggest threat to americans is our own government. look at the weaponization about the fbi and american citizens. we're no longer a constitutional republic. we're walking towards authoritarianism in this nation. the only hope fo

david: originally me now, is my good buddy steve forbes the cortical the wonderful gop pollster and thankbeing here and appreciate it's good to see about see, did you make the committed by donald trump. guest: what actually, probably hoping mccarthy in the negotiations of by saying that while they are ready to go off a cliff and if you are ready to go off a cliff and i don't thank you so going to happen i think behind the scenes from the two cells are really getting together and i think the democrats they're going to try to preserve is their regular tory power which is extensively does not cost much money to put out of a piece of paper sing to do this but really, to cover of a large part of the economy, the utilities, banks, automobile industry, that is the real source to answer getting back to top of the s'more the art of the deal, this is a difficult donald trump negotiating tactic to help mccarthy c5 everybody knows that he doesn't really mean going to walk away from it, he's just throwing it out there pretty putting pressure on them instead of the other way around. david: so for all o

still ahead steve forbes on biden dodging blame in the debt negotiations, former trump campaign directorell us why she switched to team desantis and the ncaa -- the naacp, i really got that right issues a travel advisory for black americans going to florida. they claim the state has become hostile to black americans under governor desantis' leadership. in my political it's a political stunned ahead of the presidential run and that is "my take" and it's next. ♪ you ok, man? the internet is telling me a million different ways i should be trading. look! what's up my trade dogs? you should be listening to me. you want to be rich like me? you want to trust me on this one. [inaudible] wow! yeah! it's time to take control of your investing education. cut through the noise with best-in-class education resources that match your preferred style of learning. learn your way. not theirs. td ameritrade. where smart investors get smarter℠. >> trump can win in the general election. if joe biden ryan higgins the democrats want to spend money in florida, which they've not been competitive for quite some t

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she was beginning to bind to the media from jim cramer and on the cover of forbes, calling her the next steve jobs. so rather than admitting failure, she chose to double down and then so do and she began to lie. holmes's former partner, ramesh sunny ball, wani, has been ordered to pay the remainder of the restitution and is already in prison after being convicted in a separate trial, pepperoni says, although homes has been ordered to serve 11 years, there's a good chance she won't serve her full sentence. there's also the first step act, which was passed in late 2018, which based on the length of her sentence, will earn her another year off per sentence. then she's eligible to get a year and the halfway house or home confinement, so my estimates shall serve 7.5 years in prison , presuming she doesn't get into any trouble even as holmes's critics complain, minimum security, federal prison isn't a hard way to serve time. pepperoni says she will still feel the isolation of being away from home and will most likely be focused on trying to win her appeal. it's harder to manage the appeal in prison

she was beginning to buy into the media from jim cramer and on the cover of forbes, calling her the next steve jobs. so rather than admitting failure, she chose to double down and then so do incident. she began to lie. last month holds his former boyfriend and business partner, sonny bill wani, began serving a 13 year prison sentence for fraud and conspiracy in a federal prison in southern california. stay with mornings on two for updates on the story, ktvu sally rasmus will have a live report at the bottom of the hour. members of congress are returning to capitol hill this morning after the long holiday weekend. the battle over the nation's debt limit is at the top of their agenda. a deal reached by president biden. house speaker kevin mccarthy over the weekend represents a compromise. president biden is now reaching out to leaders of both parties ahead of the first crucial vote on capitol hill. i have spoken a number of the members i spoke to a whole bunch of people. and it feels good. we'll see when the vote starts. speaker mccarthy claimed victory in a tweet last night, pointing out what h

failing she was beginning to buy into the media from jim cramer and on the cover of forbes, calling her the next stevether than admitting failure, she chose to double down and then so do concerns. she began to lie. former partner ramesh sunny boudouani has been ordered to pay the remainder of the restitution and is already in prison after being convicted in a separate trial, pepper ni says, although homes has been ordered to serve 11 years, there's a good chance she won't serve her full sentence. there's also the first step act, which was passed in late 2018, which based on the length of her sentence, will earn her another year off per sentence. then she's eligible to get a year and the halfway house or home confinement, so my estimates shall serve 7.5 years in prison , presuming she doesn't get into any trouble even as holmes's critics complain, minimum security, federal prison isn't a hard way to serve time. property says she will still feel the isolation of being away from home and will most likely be focused on trying to win her appeal. it's harder to manage the appeal in prison, and i would expec

she was beginning to buy into the media from jim cramer and on the cover of forbes, calling her the next steve jobs. so rather than admitting failure, she chose to double down and then so do incident. she began to lie. last month homes, former boyfriend and business partner sonny boudouani began serving a 13 year prison sentence for fraud and conspiracy in a federal prison in southern california. ktvu easily west miss will have a live report that's coming up at 9 30 study war in 70% of california's famed beaches known around the world could be gone by the end of this century. and he studied by the u. s. geological survey you san francisco's ocean beach is a model for our state's coastline . the study projected what would happen if sea level rose between a foot and a half and up to 10? ft. the coastal commission says building sea walls to prevent erosion is no longer a long term solution because that would just direct water to other areas, causing those coastlines to deteriorate faster. let's see what the weather holds for us today. we know we started off with may gray and our rosemary oroczo i

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