it is beginning to rain in sturgis. talk about the brighter america, remind them about four years ago. love or hate, no one can deny the great trump economy. people said, i was able to hire more people, i had more money in my bank account, people are not feeling that right now, guys. >> steve: when we were speaking to donald trump, we addressed the fact walz and harris attacked him and talked about give us four years and we'll make things better. here is former president addressing that. >> we'll create jobs at level you have never seen before. most successful administration from the economy standpoint never been any administration that was even close numbers wise. they had inflation the level which our country probably has never seen. they say, you go back 72 years. we probably never have seen inflation like that and it is killing, the same people he's talking about, it's killing. inflation destroyed their administration and they have no idea what to do about it, it is getting worse and you had crash over 1000 points,

who is excited to be at sturgis?s hear from the people these people are the heart of the country. they come from everywhere. where are you from, sir? >> i am from idaho. >> lawrence: tell me what is the top issue facing the country right now. >> securing the southern border lack of security and the economy. >> lawrence: do you think things are going to get better with a kamala harris walz presidency? >> absolutely not. i mean, she had the nomination handed to her. i don't know anything about the governor. but i mean, the far left policies are just -- there is no way we can stand w. stand four more years of it. >> lawrence: thank you, sir. let's talk with some more folks. how are you ma'am? >> doing well. >> lawrence: where are you from? >> georgia. >> lawrence: what is the number one issue facing the country right now. >> i would say our biggest issue right now is the economy. it's hard for young people to survive. a lot of them are having to move back in with families and depend on their parents for things that they

. ♪ ♪ hey, i heard you were a wild one ♪ oh, oh ♪ >> lawrence: welcome to sturgis.nd applause] ♪ ♪ >> ainsley: lawrence, you are like brian. >> lawrence: welcome to "fox & friends." we are live from sturgis. [cheers and applause] >> ainsley: lawrence, you are like brian. he just sits on the horse. [laughter] >> steve: how crazy is that? >> brian: looks good. i like the behind the scenes movement. you going from holster to stool. >> ainsley: to the stool. >> brian: now you are the host guy. >> lawrence: that's right. >> steve: so for the second year in a row lawrence is out at sturgis, the world's largest motorcycle rally. lawrence, people come from all across the country. >> lawrence: that's the great thing about this event. you get to meet people from all across the country, different perspectives. but i think the one thing that they all agree on is that the country is heading in the wrong direction right now. they are excited to hear from the former president live on "fox & friends" today. but i don't think they like the ticket from the democratic party right now,

you want to talk about where it's all happening, it's here in downtown sturgis.s, and tomorrow culminates with the biggest race on downtown streets since 1938. i'm standing at the finish line here for the sturgis tt. now, this is interesting, right, guys? normally, sturgis has been kind of a pavement-pounding, harley experience on the streets, but now we're going offroad. this right here is one of the race bikes, this is a harley davidson pan-america, and for the first time it will participate in the official race this coming sunday. now, i want to share what's really unique about this motorcycle right here. it is meant for on-road and off-ed road. i'll show you the dealership version that consumers can buy, but quick pieces of tech, i'm a motorcyclist myself. i love safety, it's are important. this is the coolest piece of technology. it looks like a normal leather vest? this is an airbag deployment vest by alpine if star. imminent threat is there, it will actually deploy. i love it. my personal helmet, i brought it with me, has the dot sticker on the back. befor

meanwhile, one of your favorite people lawrence jones is live in sturgis. >> that's good. thank you. >> brian: you have people that have questions for you. >> i love that. >> lawrence: mr. president. >> hi, lawrence. i'm doing good. >> lawrence: say hello. [cheers and applause] >> lawrence: so the people have some questions for you, mr. president. >> thank you. >> lawrence: he was talking about he has his daughter, his grandchildren now living with him, and he -- you're concerned about the economy. what is your question for the former president? >> so, mr. president, i appreciate you giving our time out here. >> thank you. >> one of the big concerns is what are you going to do about bringing down the rant and things like that in the economy. because out of 8 children that i'm a father and step-father, to five of them are struggling and i'm giving them part of my income on a regular basis. how are you going to make the economy not just, you know, the food and electricity, but bring down the rent prices, the housing prices so that these kids can survive without their parents

sandra quest my >> sandra: as thousands of bikers descended on sturgis south dakota for the moe rallyough company going woke, and progressive policies and dei. post catching the attention of elon musk, who rode on x, doesn't sound super compatible with their customers beard fox news has reached out to harley-davidson and has not heard back. if we get anything like that during this segment we will put it on the screen, but it is not the first time that corporate america is getting called out for this. let's bring in taylor riggs and jackie deangelis, cohost of the big-money show on fox business. important to reiterate these are only allegations at this point. serious stuff, especially considering this is a public traded company, taylor. first reaction to it? >> i think my reaction overall, given we are on a business show, companies have a fiduciary duty to their shareholders to do what is right for the company. making money. being loyal to their customers. helping shareholders make money, give them good guidance for what the future look like eared when inflation is high and their custo

i love sturgis, i love it. i love that state. that state we win by so much. the answer is absolutely yes, i will be there. i'll be there. >> lawrence: thank you, mr. president. >> steve: that's what the people wanted to hear and look at them all there. the thing about the answer from former president trump is the fact that he will be president next year perhaps. that would make it even bigger. [crowd chanting usa] >> lawrence: everybody is excited the former president will be here next year. >> ainsley: is that a dog barking? >> bri i think it's very insulting to much worse. >> sandra: mark meredith has more from eau claire, wisconsin for us where both campaigns are holding events today. it is going to be another big day, mark, hi. >> it sure is. i should have bought property in wisconsin. voters in wisconsin will hear a lot from the presidential candidates for the next 90 days. what the harris-walz event will look like in wisconsin. the first secret service checkpoint and an outdoor rally as opposed to philadelphia where thousands of people were greeting the

. >> bill: dude, how was sturgis? bill: i'll bet, i was jealous, well done. >> lawrence: next year we'll do it together. >> bill: bring me with you emp employs . kamala harris on the stump and crickets for questions, how long can this last and how long will the press allow it? lame duck commander-in-chief is out of sight, west wing has been sleepy. tension overseas, who makes the next move? rising gang out of venezuela making mark all over the country. why was this allowed to happen? big day, a lot of questions, see you in a few minutes. ul to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes with a built-n engine, like google, but it's r and doesn't spy on your searchs and duckduckgo lets you browsel but it blocks cookies and creepy ads that follow youa and other companies. and there's no catch. it's fre. we make money from ads, but they don't follow you aroud join the millions of people taking back their privacy by downloading duckduckgo on all your devices today. introducing new advil targeted relief. the only topical

they are facing a bud light-style backlash at the sturgis motorcycle rally in south dakota.'s made the company completely woke. their words, after he publicly promoted dei programs, lgbtq policies, and climate change issues. the harley guys don't like it. kevin o'leary, what do you make of people boycotting companies because they're woke? >> october 21, october 22, i'm teaching exactly this topic at harvard. social media's impact on market capitalization. schools never done there before. they are going there now because exactly this problem. bud light is still in decline in the us, by getting involved in gender identity. that means they didn't read the room with their customers and they doubled down on it and they continue to wipe out shareholder value and they continue to still do it and so i think it's time to start training or teaching or exploring this topic with the next generation of managers and ceo's to understand the power of social media, being something that you can't necessarily control. we have audit committees, risk committees. we need social media committees o

of that are lies and errors including the $1.87 and also covid was happening and particularly the sturgis is his answer. a word salad dressed up with lies and self congratulations and bacon. the guy again was very specific. he wanted to know what trump would do not just about electricity and food, but rent costs and what he gets his drill, baby, drill and china will be nice to us and i never got credit for anything. how will that bring the rent prices down? no wonder a financial times poll showed voters trust harris more than trump on the economy. a first for a democrat. no wonder trump keeps ignoring his aides campaign advice to talk more about policies. he does not really have any. for colon cancer's a priority. indeed! everyone 45+ at average risk should screen for colon cancer. these folks are getting it done at home with me, cologuard. cologuard is a one-of-a-kind way to screen for colon cancer that's effective and non-invasive. it's for people 45+ at average risk, not high risk. false positive and negative results may occur. ask your provider for cologuard. i did it my way. can your

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we're having our big to do coming up in south dakota, it's this in sturgis is that you've been theref course, the bicycle, whatever the motorcycle thing, this is harley davidson. they make all the great bikes and they they've approached bankruptcy before . approached bankruptcy before. and these people are saying we're not going to do them any business. >> and people are so angry. there's a guy talking about blowing up his motorbike rather than selling it because he doesn't want to contribute to the problem. jonathan. >> that's quite extreme. the thing i found sort of most sort of interesting or shocking about this article is apparently they're actually going to change their name to harley gays fun, which i thought was a bit, a bit much pushback. >> they're not doing that. jonathan's just made a joke . jonathan's just made a joke. >> and the bikes, from what i've heard about harley davidson's, they're blowing up on their own. >> oh, they're supposed to be really scary, aren't they? >> or am i missing? am i messing up with harley's for the one percenter gangs? >> they're for real men.