steve moore, you will like it.'s play tape, joe biden, sex, lies and videotape. >> take a look at what i was left when i became president, we had an economy that was in freefall, it collapsed. there were no jobs, unemployment rate rose to 15% it was terrible. larry: steve moore, the economy was in freefall, it is funny, i remember a v-shape recovery but mr. biden said freefall, what do you say. >> what was interesting that people talk about how incoherent biden was, he was half of the time, i was more disturbed by what he said when he was coherent. he put out the lies. one thing that surprises me, media, commen kept saying, that biden was coherent and trump lies, no biden was incoherent and h lied. another quoo one that sticks in my craw, media and biden say that trump caused inflation, what are they talking about, last 4 months trump in office, 1.4% inflation. how is that a -- then biden takes 18 months later to 9.51% that is trump's fault? you have economic ignore in the white house. >> only thing worse was his c

joining us steve moore, committee to unleash prosperity hotline, host of "moore money" on wabc radioe falkander, chief economist at afpi, former assistant treasury secretary. gentlemen, welcome. falkander, i want to start with you. i want to get to all the lies in a second but you get a string of really bad economic numbers. the atlanta fed is now down to 1.7% in the second quarter which ended, which just ended june 30th. we only had 1.4 in the first quarter. ism manufacturing is coming down big time. housing is cashing left and right. the labor market is weakening. retail sales, consumers look like they're slumping. what do you think about that, falkander. are we heading for recession or not? >> you know, larry. >> i've been thinking that the private sector has been in recession for a while. it is really the government spending keeping the economy going. if you look what is going on in manufacturing, business services, a lot of these industries have not been really seeing job growth. instead it has been for a number of months now, really centered in health care, in government spendi

not talking about -- larry: let me get back to steve moore. point here is, if you have lower tax rates and you have a strong, reliable king dollar, i would argue that's pro-growth and counterinflationary. i don't know what some of these hedge fund managers are talking about or "politico"'s morning money is talking about. we've seen this movie before. lower tax rates in the first term. a steady, strong dollar in the first term, okay? you can punish unfair trading practices. that's not a problem for inflation. a whole, you know, immigration, illegal immigration was slowed to a trickle in the last two years. i mean, i think this is pro-growth, countier inflationary and wall street once again has the story wrong. >> the three of us are old enough to remember the aig began era the big disinflation in the economy first happened in the early 1980s, when jimmy carter handed off eight or 9% inflation. it was the tax reductions, david? it was tight money created under the fed under volcker. we had 30, 40 year period of low inflation. people had almost f

let's ask steve moore, committee to unleash prosperity hotline, host of "moore money," wabc radio, arts have consequences." larry: let's start with debt, i mean debt's not my favorite thing, but you hit 35 trillion in debt, steve moore, i know you obsess about these things. it is only 27 1/2 trillion of marketable debt in the hands of the public but we do have a chart that looks very ugly, because moving towards 120% of gdp, actually higher in the far out years and that can't be a good thing, that cannot be a good thing. don't ask me what it really means. i don't know what it means. i just know it can't be a good thing. what do you think, steve moore, is that a good thing? >> debt in itself is not a bad thing. as you taught me and art laffer told me it depends what you're buying with any your debt but show me anything good we gotten with all the spending and debt in the last three years. we have not rebuilt our military or rebuilt our economy. we have windmills and bankrupt battery plants. there is increase in the size of the welfare state. this is not something that will make america

let's ask steve moore, host of moore money, art laffer,i reagan economist. let's start with debt. trillion in debt steve moore, you obsess about these, only 27 1/2 trillion, marketable debt. but we have a chart that looks ugly, moving toward 120% of gdp and higher in far out years that cannot be a good thing, don't ask me what is really means i don't know. i just know it can't be good. what do you think? >> well, debt in and of itself is not bad, as we have been taught depends on what you are buying with your debt, show me anything good we have for this spending and debt over last three years, we have not rebuilt our military or economy we have windmills and solar panels and bankrupt battery plants there is no payoff for this, this not something that will make america richer overtime. i want to see lower tax rates, see, less regulation. your friend and mine, larry, kcmumelugin came out with a new study biden's regulatory policy caused every family 50 thousand on average. >> about 2 trillion. that put that chart up. debt in hands of the public. taking away the inner governmental tr

larry: back to steve moore. basic point is, if you have lower tax rates, and you have a strong reliable king dollar, i would argue that is pro growth, and counter inflationary. i don't know what some of these hedge fund managers are talking about or politicos, it is we have seen this movie before, lower tax rates in first term, steady strong doing ar in -- dollar in first term. you can punish unfair trading practices that is not a problem for inflation, illegal gre il immigration was slow to a trickle this is slow growth, and wall street has story wrong. >> the three of us are old enough to remember the reagan era when big disinflation in economy happened in 1980s after jimmy carter handed off 9% inflation, it was the tax reductions. right, and it -- the tight money created by fed under vokvolcker and 40 year period of low inflation, people almost forgot how sinister inflation could be to family incomes until joe biden came in. here is the thing that is really troubling to me, joe biden's economic plan if he has

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talk about the political thing, the elephant in the room obviously, the election, steve moore, so, you certainly the fed doesn't want to be seen as political. but president biden one point maybe this is a flip of the tongue said expecting xa rate cut you are going to get a rate cut this year joe biden said that earlier this year, although powell does not want to look political i would think any more data they can bring in to give justification rate cut in september they will take will act on it. >> look. we all want a booming economy no question about it. look. i can see either way for rate cut i kind of right now fall on side not doing it i think we have to extinge wish speculation you are so right inflation is being felt by consumers oil prices 82 dollars again, but i want to make another point, because i hope the white house is listening, why in the world are these are they on -- they are talking about raising capital gain, corporate rate why joe biden said the way i am going to revise economy raise taxes i think such insanity, we're going to cut taxes make americans businesses more

steve moore wrote that and he joins me now.my seems to be slowing down, the fed is seeing a lot of economic prognosticators, what happens if trump is elected elew does he get us out of the recession. >> i very rarely agree with bernie sanders but i think he is right, i want this election to be not about joe biden's mental fitness but the mental fitness of the policies that these democrats have put forward. i think republican should be focusing on the damage that he has done to our country whether it is a runaway inflation, the out-of-control border, the crime in the city, the mayhem on the campuses. all of these are direct result of biden policy, the new narrative that democrats that our policies are great he's just not mentally fit, that's not true policies as bennett complete disaster. if trump gets in and right now is looking pretty strong i think he could turn this around in 60 days. david: 60 days? let me stop you there, if we are literally going into a recession which some people say that we are, does he have the policies

thank you. >> sandra: let's bring in steve moore sr.c advisor for the trump campaign and robert wolf a fox news contributor and former economic contributor to obama. i look forward to our discussions. i'm going to choose to be optimistic in that from janet yellen. maybe she was going to say something after no no, i'm used to the prices. they've been on their way up for three years so maybe the sticker shock has faded. i don't know. she had about a week to clarify her comments. for everyone else that goes to the grocery store every week, prices are still extremely high and extremely painful for an american family trying to just make it. >> hello sandra. when i go to the grocery store which is occasionally with my wife, i am a constant for saying why are you saying prices are only up 20%. look at the price of this candy bar, look at the price of this dozen of eggs. people are feeling a squeeze now and i was surprised that janet yellen who is someone that i think is very competent would say something like that because it is kind of insulti

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joining us steve moore, committee to unleash prosperity hotline and host of "moore money" own wor radioquote from mr. trump, on growthier. here it comes. >> we're going to reduce your taxes. still further we gave you the biggest one, we're going to give you more, it is going to lead to tremendous growth. we want growth in our country. larry: growth, can't get enough about growth, terrific stuff. steve moore, though, for all the good things jd vance is saying and his credentials and his story he is appeared several times at the convention and since the convention, he was in ohio yesterday, his hometown, jd vance has not once talked about the trump tax cuts or deregulation, not once and i'm not sure i understand why or whether that's a problem. just seems like it's becoming consistent and, i don't think that's a healthy thing, what do you think about that? >> well, i have gotten to know jd vance. i endorsed him strongly when he ran for the senate back in ohio. i think he is a good man. i think he served our country and i have great admiration for him. now do i agree with him on every issu

3.6 basis points of close to 4.84.79%, what about bitcoin, up $2600.62840, on the show we have steve moore, bill mcgurn, house oversight chair james comer in the always terrific kt mcfarland. it is monday july the first, 2024, "varney & company" about to begin ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪. ashley: thank you very much producers what a way to kick off the show with a little bit of david bowie as he looked on sixth avenue in midtown manhattan quite a few vehicles, a few people wandering around but it is a holiday week let's get right to it president biden's family encouraging him stay in the race joe. good morning, what exactly are they telling you? >> they huddled at camp david in the new york times says his relatives were acutely aware of how poorly he did against former president donald j trump, they argue that he could still show the country that he remains capable of serving for another four years, one of the strongest voices employee mr. biden to resist pressure to drop out hunter biden which the president has long begun for advice. now they're working to craft a strategy to tamp down the national anxiety a

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believe the donald trump agendas and that inflation would talk but tend to see bill hagerty and steve moore on wabc radio. steve, inflationary. the latest span is that jd vance is going to pull up mr. trump awake towards protectionism and massive tariffs. slaughter at the dollar even of that is not trump's policy and the platform says keep the dollars the world reserve currency. jd vance among all the democrats on wall street is now the villain for inflation and collapse of the dollar and whatnot. do you have a feel for that would like to respond to that question. >> by the way senators negotiate better that i do. i look at his voting record he voted solidly conservative. i do not know where this is coming from. on this laughable claim by all these economists your former friends on wall street. >> that deserted me 25 years ago it's unbelievable under donald j trump note small part because of the policy should put in place the average inflation rate slightly less than 2% 1.95%. which is below the fed target. his average inflation is. >> about 6%. >> aqua summit look at these two presidents r

maria: regular talk with steve moore he gave me great stats that he put together and one of them is creditthey need but they're putting on the card. we are biden's jobs largely government jobs that you see versus what's gone on under trump we're going to go to the important stats when steve moore joins us shortly, stay right there, we have a lot more coming up. let's get a look at the forecast across america "fox weather" meteorologist marissa taurus joins us with an update. >> good morning to you, the cold front that has been wreaking havoc across the country beginning in milwaukee and chicago and to the northeast yesterday triggered severe weather. it's gradually pushing offshore but a part of it getting caught up in mississippi valley and the southeast we have rain chances, scattered rain and thunderstorms get prompt studying especially north carolina with a severe threat there. also were looking at rain chances with the enhanced moisture over areas of the desert southwest into the great basin the northern rockies. he will build into the pacific northwest and cooler less human move it i

the shooter prior to the shots being fired, retired fbi agents, cnn, law enforcement contributor steve moore joins me now. and steve, it's good to have you on. you've been in law enforcement. i've covered law enforcement for years. i'm always very conscious of not jumping to conclusions counter-terror. you only know about their failures. you don't know about there successes. similar with the secret service that they are dealing with constant threats all the time they snuff out threats more times than we know. but here, given your experience i wonder what failures you see here and particularly when we look at that most recent video, did it look to you like the counter snipers might have had eyes on the shooter prior well, if they did, they didn't have eyes on him for very long from what i'm seeing on their reactions, it looked to me that they probably within a second or two engaged that shooter so i think you're right, jim, i think they had had turned their attention to him, maybe because of some yelling. i mean, you've got secret service all around. you've got other people on the frequency w

stuart: steve moore on a monday morning, thank you we will see you soon.g that young people are suffering from climate anxiety, how are people suffering from climate anxiety. >> the idea they're so worried about climate change they don't want to do major things like plan to have a family so thank you thunberg generation donald trump jr. resurfaces from september, take a listen. >> i for young leaders talk to me about a term called climate anxiety which is fear of the future in the unknown of whether it makes sense to think about having children and whether it makes sense to aspire to buy a home because what will this climate be. elon musk jumped into the fray and responded saying the vp is an extinction is, there was a lot of social media backlash when she said this last time around, people shared frustration there's a lot more things to be worried about like the cost of housing, personally i don't have climate anxiety i have economic anxiety. stuart: when i had my six children i was thinking the future is very positive, i thought it was great, let's do th

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start by bringing in retired fbi supervisory special agent, and cnn law enforcement contributor, steve moore. good to steal. steve, let's start with a knife aiming to the suspect because that's only happened in the last few minutes now, investigators know who it is. what are they going to be doing in terms of investigating him well, they're going to they're going to essentially write his biography they're going to find out how he has been healthy wise mental health wise for the last five to ten years. >> what he's doing, what he's going whether he's going to school, they're going to find out his belief system. they're going to look deeply into his online presence, what he's been looking at, what he's been reading and who he's been communicating with and they're going to look at all of his financial transactions for several years back there, essentially going to have a book on him that his parents couldn't write at the end of this, there'll be able hopefully to find out whether number one anybody the assisted him. number two, what the motive was and use this as a way to understand better the

discuss further now with cnn law enforcement contributor and retired fbi supervisory special agent steve moore. steve law enforcement still has not publicly identified a motive. investigators still not found anything on the shooter's phone or laptop they pointed to a motive, according to our reporting, as of relatively late yesterday, how unusual is that well, it's fairly unusual because it means somebody took some great pains not to let there feelings, thoughts, or plans be found i would suspect that this person soon probably looked at previous shootings like this, maybe the one in las vegas and saw all the ways that the fbi and the other agencies tried to find out motives and insights into their person. >> and so he likely, if i were to guess probably just did everything he could to keep all of his thoughts and impressions to himself, which means you got to look for other devices he might have used and discard it and the fbi will be doing an after-action investigation of everything that led up to this assassination attempt. can you give us a sense of what that will look like? >> well, it's,

person to lead the secret service at this time well, joining us now cnn law enforcement contributor steve moore, he's also a retired supervisory special agent for the fbi. >> steve great to have you with us. i believe you also a former fbi counter-sniper. so in a very good position to tell us perhaps what was going and on behind the scenes at this attempted assassination. but first to that hearing that we have just seen play out it was remarkable that cheatle seemed very unprepared to answer even the most basic questions and the frustration in the room to some degree was understandable given her performance, what did you make? think of it yeah, i have to agree i was astounded by her lack of either information that she had or willingness to provide it. >> i i have to give her the benefit of the doubt and saying she wasn't willing to provide some of it because if she didn't have that information the only conclusion you can come to is that she's not able to really lead that organization some of the things like why did they not have somebody up on that roof she knows secret service generally don't

joined now by scene and law enforcement contributor and retired fbi supervisory special agent, steve moore, and also cnn's senior law enforcement analyst, the former washington dc police chief and the philadelphia police commissioner, charles ramsey. and it's great to have both of your expertise here tonight with so many questions that we have, is steve we did hear from president biden on where this investigation stands tonight. this is what he said from the oval office not know the motive of the shooter yet we don't know his opinions or affiliations. >> we don't know whether he had help or support or if he communicate with anyone else law enforcement professionals, as i speak, are investigating those questions? >> that part there at the end caught my ear about if he acted alone or in concert with other people. how do they go through determining that we know they're trying to get access to his phone tonight. what else did they do? >> well, there's certain things that you would see if there were it was assistance, you would see him doing things utilizing money that wasn't his. you would hav

steve moore, glad to have your expertise on this appreciate you making the time thank you former president trump's plane landed at newark airport in new jersey early sunday morning after the assassination attempt. the white house says, us president joe biden spoke with his political rival earlier on saturday following the shooting and has returned to the white house early from delaware aware mr. biden had been calling for unity in the shootings aftermath. he says he is grateful to hear trump is safe and well but the bottom line is the trump rally. >> the rally that he should have been able to can be conducted peacefully without any problem. but the idea, the idea that is political violence or violence in america like this is just unheard of, i was just not appropriate and we everybody everybody must condemn it. >> reactions to the, attempted assassination have been pouring in from across the political spectrum here is senator ted cruz posting on x. this is horrific, wrong, and evil. thank god, he appears to not be seriously injured meanwhile, senator marco rubio, a top contender to be trum

bad news doesn't get better over time yeah. >> i think you said it best to charles ramsey, steve mooreeat to have both of your expertise of these lingering questions tonight. thank you for that. and up next, we are going to hear from an eyewitness to history, feet away hey, from donald trump during this assassination attempt, he is known to everyone in the white house press corps, veteran photographer doug mills capture the iconic images that will be in the history books folks including the one that appears to show a bullet flying right behind donald trump will show you those images and talk to him after a quick break it's, so easy to get your windshield or place using safe flight. >> other people. i am done it already moment. let's start off as a chip and glued to a crack and it just keeps going. so what do we do now? >> i went ahead and schedule an appointment online as safe flight.com. >> don't let me is here at the beach because you started oh, repair. safe place schedule free mobile service at safe flight.com that we might be placed some days. you can feel like a spectator in your

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. >> mike: let's bring in steve moore, a trump economic advisor. adviseing the trump campaign. what would you do with b this crisis? >> first you cited the statistics very well. there was no housing crisis when trump was in office. in fact, mortgage rates were as low as they have been in 40 or 50 years under donald trump because we brought inflation down to the lowest levels in a long time. biden came in and within 18 months, mike, he took that mortgage rate from less than 3% up to above seven and hit 8% in many areas . a concrete example of what we're talking about. if you want to buy a new home, median value home, your mortgage rate on a 30-year mortgage when trump was president you were paying $2 thousand to 2500 a month in your mortgage payment. you know what it is now? closer to $4 thousand. yes, you have an affordability crisis. it didn't happen by accident. it is because biden's spending spree caused a massive increase in inflation and a massive increase in mortgage rates. by the way, i don't think we're done here. i think you will see that m

let's talk to steve moore and also a trump campaign advisor. steve it's been all about inflation.ace of elation is cooling that many saying the damage is done. the costs have increased year after year period what happens now? when do they start to come down? >> americans hate inflation it's a killer for joe biden. prices are up about 20% as you know charles. when you look at some necessities like thanks you have to buy for your fourth of july meal. the burgers, hotdogs, buns, chips, ice cream pack all of it is up 20 to 25% in some cases 30% endo forget gasoline. that's what undid jimmy carter when he ran against ronald ragan. i think it's very much a problem for joe biden because even though the job market is still pretty strong, no question about it there are jobs out there, people are complaining about those jobs not paying enough to pay the bills. in other words, the average family is actually falling behind when you take into account inflation. >> and to to .1 phenomenon leaves seen particularly post- pandemic you don't want to find people and retrain them by giving them fewer

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david: i asked steve moore if the economy was slowing down to a recession level, will trump have to dig his way out, spend time in the first part if he's elected, digging his way out of a recession. >> well, the best way even without a recession is what do you do? cut tax rates, stablingize the value of the dollar, do serious deregulation, which he started to do in his first term. david: which is essentially by the way what ronald reagan did when he took over in 1980 and didn't have to deal with the recession for about a year and a half before the tax cuts kicked in. >> well, when you have 15% inflation, there's a problem. fortunately we're not there yet. key thing is move on the growth, have the federal reserve focus not on trashing the economy but on having a stable dollar and by golly, miraculous things will happen. david: okay. before we go, steve, i want to focus on something that happened overseas and riots erupting in france after a left wing coalition surge in the far right national rally fell short in elections. no coalition captured a majority meaning months of gridlock could

steve moor, as an aside, you know a ton about foreign policy. i just, i know i'm mixing apples and oranges in this first segment, but am i wrong? i don't see the kind of support that bb netanyahu deserves and we win and they lose as a quick aside. >> it's a sound impression on russia and china and iran itself and supported israel and they've made great progress in rafah and point-blank layupsed out civilian casualties are the lowest for any kind of urban warfare in recorded history and more they get that done fast, better off we'll all be. let victory happen and do the de-hamasization of gaza and he laid it out and it seems to have gone over the heads of some of the people. you've got a war brewing in northern israel and iran on the verge of nuclear power and getting missiles to deliver that stuff to the united states and not to mention israel and the rest of the world. you have a you have a lamb duck in the white house. there's no question about that. larry: the first half of the year and real gdp up 2.1% and feds preferred inflation and up 3.3

. >> sandra: robert wolf and steve moore are here. >> john: robert says yesterday biden had a very good day. let's get to aishah hasnie on capitol hill what are lawmakers telling you today are you sure? >> will get you in a second, john things are getting so concern on capitol hill that team biden is now stepping in. sources are telling us senior biden advisors mike donnellan and steve are and biden campaign chair jen o'malley dillon are going to come to the dsc see tomorrow and have lunch with senate democrats presumably to try to prevent anyone else from defecting. things are getting really awkward here on the hill. people are either sidestepping our questions were basically running away from us whenever we talk about joe biden, watch. >> do you believe president biden could win in november? >> i refer you to my statement i put out a couple of days ago still applies to everything. >> legitimate concerns from ohio voters? >> are there conversations you are having with other democrats? >> john, the dam is breaking though today congressman pat ryan from new york became the eighth lawmake

steve moore. see you, steve, it's good to have you back first. i want to start with what is really the most important point today and just how close this, what appears to be a lone gunman got to potentially killing a former president, current candidate for president. i mean, these, these, were half inches perhaps away, right? given that one of the bullets appears to have struck his ear from a far worse outcome and what's terrifying to me is as a former sniper is the level of the shot. >> i mean, generally a sniper is going to shoot at the at an area between the eyebrows and the top of the cheeks. and that's about where this bullet passed. it was certainly certainly almost perfectly aimed. and i think we might find that the former president turned his head just as the trigger was dropping it could be one of the most incredible miracles of this whole time that the president moved his head so, yeah, it's that struck me that's horrible phrase, but that really got to me on this thing the other thing that's interesting here that i think we should reall

we should point out steve moore is quoted in ellie's story, saying why would you want to do this?tling. read the story. we lay it all out, let me tell you something, this bitcoin conference could be a doozy and it could be a doozy on a lot of levels. we should point out vice president harris, democratic nominee, soon to be official democratic nominee trying to get her to join. trump is there. she said no. she has a lot on her plate, picking a vice president. liz: rfk, jr. slated to speak. >> vivek will speak. will be wild, i was thinking of going -- liz: i'm surprised kirsten gillibrand, is she not going? shy and she and cynthia lummis cosponsored the legislation. >> one of the reasons why kamala harris wouldn't go, the democratic party is not liked in the bitcoin community. as soon as we reported yesterday, on "the claman countdown," tyler winkelvoss, okay, if you go, if she goes, she needs to tell us why she hates crypto, is was something snotty. the democratic party has a lot of catching up to do with the crypto community. the trump administration, he is not just president just

of the most important nominations speeches in my lifetime see what i think you you are right is steve mooreou soon. thank you and coming up, many of the people who are responsible for raising the political temperature are now calling from innumerate and biden should acknowledge the role that he and his party played fermenting from hatred that's my point of view my take of it at the top of the hour and said miller the commissioner of the texas department of agriculture names actually at the truck probably on saturday in pennsylvania and he sat just three rows behind the bystander lost his life and he'll be with us next. hi, i'm eileen. i live in vancouver, washington and i write mystery novels. as i was writing, i found that i just wasn't sharp and that doesn't work when you're writing a mystery and i knew i needed to do something so i started taking prevagen. i realized that i was much more clear, much sharper. i was remembering the details that i was supposed to. prevagen keeps my brain working right. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. ♪(voya)♪ there are some things tha

larry: steve moore, i don't care they want to drop the fed funds rate a quarter point, half-point, fineghting over, i would like to see relatively stable interest rates and like to see improvement in fiscal policy which is what has been lacking these many years. i say this not only to knock the fed, i want to knock the fed because they do not control the economy as judy shelton said, what is it that produces growth? it isn't quarter points on the fed funds rate? >> it doesn't matter. the what the fed is baying own bank reserves, tens of billions of dollars. 5.4%. should be half that if you had a real market. in interest rates it is like rent control, who gave the fed authority to have rent control over what people pay to renter money? it is just not right. so the fed shouldn't even be in the business of trying to regulate the activity of the economy. they may stimulate it too much. i'm going to say a bad word but i won't, it is a family show, the fact of the matter is, the fed should leave the economy alone. if it wants full employment, its role to have a stable dollar, let the governme

. >> president trump confirmed that he did intend to nominate steve moore for that spot. >> i will be nominating mr. moore for the fed. you know wh i'm talking about. so he's going to be great on the fed. >> john, it's possible that name rings a bell. he was so powerful inside the trump white house he has been called the deputy president. >> taken together the rnc platform and project 2025 embrace an enormous expansion of presidential power and complete submission to the whims and threats of donald trump personally. a stance that when coupled with last week's supreme court ruling on presidential immunity have some veteran justice department officials sounding the alarm about doj weaponization in a second trump term. and trump's ally, inviewing vp contender j.d. vance and former assistant attorney general jeff clark, are all but vowing revenge. >> i think what donald trump is simply saying is we ought to investigate the prior administration. i think donald trump's saying, look, let's do the basic work of investigating wrong doing is a totally reasonable thing for him to do. >> he can i

retired fbi agent and cnn law enforcement contributor steve moore says now that investigators have identified the suspected gunman, they're going to dig deeply into his life areas they're going to they're going to essentially write his biography they're going to find out how he has been healthy, wise, mental health wise for the last five to ten years. what he's doing, what he's going whether he's going to school, they're going to find out to his belief system they're going to look deeply into his online presence, what he's been looking at, what he's been reading and who he's been communicating with and they're going to look at all of his financial transactions for several years back they're essentially going to have a book on him that his parents couldn't write at the end of this there'll be able hopefully to find out whether number one anybody assisted him. number two, what the motive was and use this as as as a way to understand better the threat to presidents, that threat to candidates, what i'm seeing is that they, they appear to be looking right in the direction of the shooter i think th

correspondent, evan perez, retired fbi special agent bobby chacon and retired fbi supervisory special agent steve moore. gentlemen, thanks so much. in addition, evan you know, something to talk about here in addition to what caused the security. i mean, obviously that question is going to come up career. the fbi director is really here to lay out what they've learned in the investigation and we're getting some new information, right and remarkably you know, unlike a lot of these hearings, the fbi director came armed with herbaceous. >> he's trying to prove why the secret service, right? he's coming, he wants to provide answers and you have members of congress actually just mucking it up and getting in the way of him trying to answer some questions there there's sort of interrupting him a couple of things we've learned. jim, that we know now that the shooter had a drone in his car that was recovered. they now know that he flew it over for about 200 yards away from the site of the rally for about 11 minutes again, about from 3:54 p.m. again, about two hours before the shooting. and also, we also know tha

founder steve moore, whose newsletter i get every day. d to and it's great. and democratic pollster doug schoen. deatic poldoug, let me just stah you. this is americans are suffering . we all know it's it doesn't care. the price of eggthggs. don't ask you what your party is before you go and can't buy them. you know, thisis is very is ver. you can't memory hole it on the internet. is she going to be able to talko her way? e econ >> the economic disaster we'res still experiencingstill ? >> well, joe biden couldn't talk his way through. well, one of the reasons whyh his poll numbers tanked, i don't really see what kamalaet harris can say to deal with inflation and the costlivig of living skyrocketing. she's got to try to personalize her concerns, but so far, she's come up empty and the democrats have come up empty. i'm a democrat. i i want the party to address these issues. partybut so far, an honest assessment is they failed. >> you know, kayleigh, i think . what one thing they seem to be doin g is painting her as an empty vessel who is delivered the planet ve

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