nikki haley fended off an attack from senator tim scott. >> every time i hear you, i feel dumber for what you say. >> reality just because putin is not is putin is an evil dictator dud not mean that ukraine is good, they have banned 11 opposition parties. >> a win for russia is a win for china. >> excuse me. >> you had a chance. >> you will have a chance. >> nikki haley offered a 10 cent gas tax increase in south carolina, talk about someone who has never seen a federal dollar she doesn't like. >> you got bad information. reporter: a most in last 5 minutes where moderators asked everyone on stage, who on that stage they would eliminate to secure a path to beat former president trump. every single one refused to answer that question directly. chris christie chimed in at the end, clarifying the person is former president trump. trace. >> it was fascinating how dana perino pivoted from that, she said is there the mathematical way that you think you could continue on to beat the former president, grady thank you. let's bring in chief political anchor. bret baier. i thought it was fascina

not being tim scott. tim scott's not an attacker. >> that's right. that's right. >> tim scott tried to show character. tried to show class. tried to show integrity. didn't fall for it and nikki haley attacked him anyway and benefitting from it. of course looks like a full attack. what they went out to do. things happening on the stage that are very disturbing, i was so proud that tim scott didn't attack her, given the opportunity, and sad they chose to attack him. now talking about the same thing happened. the main point missed. >> shows how irrelevant this debate was. >> correct. >> i mean, the curtain thing is silly, even the rest of that exchange, about, you know, you tried to raise the gasoline tax. no. trying to do a deal with the income tax, gasoline tax in south carolina. small issues between two candidates not going to come close to receiving this nomination. that doesn't tell us much about the future of this country. i mean, when you put seven candidates on the stage who are not going to be the republican nominee for president and argue for

nikki haley actually appointed tim scott u.s.or when jim dement retired. >> ainsley: she prefaced it i really like you tim scott. tim scott and i worked together allot before she blasted him. >> steve: boom. >> brian: asked by the moderators to take each other on. they did. marco rubio was mentored by jeb bush. i can't believe you are in the race i'm in the race. it's my time. not their time for anyone. you have a monitor over there, lawrence. right? the total minutes of speaking time so far it looks like ramaswamy again for the second straight debate most time 12 minutes. desantis right behind him. the last was doug b burgum. greatest moment forced his way in electric cars and what we are really doing with the auto industry and why the people on the picket line wasting their time they have been left out to dry by this administration. followed by scott is the third. he got the first question. nikki haley was crisp on -- was strong on almost every topic ready to go. chris christie is the most comfortable in the format. he got nine

tim scott was as well. he came out with a new sense of energy and a bounce in his step, if you will, going after vivek ramaswamy and back at nikki haley and on abortion. he was the most improved, perhaps of the night, but overall, florida governor ron desantis center stage, he also had a very strong night. he is the leading alternative in some people's minds. a lot of voter's minds and he solidified that to some degree. >> let's talk more about tim scott. you and i covered him for many years on capitol hill. and jeff just talked about the moments that he had had. let's listen to one of them on the debate stage. >> america has suffered because of slavery. but we have overcome that. black families survived slavery. we survived poll taxes and literacy tests. we survived discrimination. what was hard to survive was johnson's great society. you want to restore hope, you have to restore the family and put americans back at work together as one american family. our nation continues to go in the right direction. it

who appeared to break through, gone pole sister noted tim scott went on the offense, tim scott on theack i never thought i would see the day. mary bono sayingburg and seems to be the most unscripted contestant on the stage hashtag refreshing. but to the voices to you at home and here's what you told us. in fact they all disappointed me and i don't think this was much of a series of single question interviews. another said trump won and all i saw were a bunch ever children bickering. the consensus is if they saw a mire fiery and they were turned it off by all the infighting. back to you now. >> maryanne thank you. let's bring in federal litigator vick ba sang. i was on the debate i don't know if i could look down and bret made a good point earlier saying, you know, it was fascinating because there wasn't 5,000 people so the crowd wasn't nearly as rowdy tonight. i just want your thoughts and we talk about some of the legalities. you put your lawyer hat on in a second but what do you debate what you've seen tonight. >> i'm impressed there was a lot of energy on this stage, very great to

>> especially tim scott. i think he has carved out would could be the dumbest political position on -- a venue of them. it's position -- >> the first question of the night actually? >> his position is they should get fired. when he gets up there and says what do they want, of for the work we can more money. everybody watching was like yes. we would all like to before they work week and more money. who wouldn't? >> -- in any work situation is a man they should get paid less for our. >> most are currently working a six-day work week. they are looking at this like these people are taking a smoke break for six horse. i invite you to stand on the line and take their jobs for one day, and then judge it, tim scott. or to the vikram astronomy my company, my company, i'm sorry, i'm probably the most pro-business person sitting here on this panel but it drives me bananas to watch someone in that seat to try to say that being the president of the united states, running a country of 330 million people is the same as that

a nikki haley, a tim scott.vek ramaswamy, who is not as well-known. , but is clearly rising in the republican field. >> is that a factor? >> it could be. but he is never going to pick nikki haley, because he doesn't like are, and he's a sexist. and if he picks vivek ramaswamy, i think that would be terrific, because he is even more polarizing than trump. his numbers went up among republican viewers, after the debate. and his favorables went up about ten, and his negatives went up about 25. this is not a candidate that ought to be running with donald trump. so, and as far as tim scott goes. you know, he's got a long way to go. and who knows, i haven't followed his candidacy very closely. i don't. trump doesn't leave any oxygen in the room. if it's trump versus biden, i think it's pretty clear, unless the vanity candidacy of the, whatever is, no labels, which is mostly financed by right-wing republican who buzz, as far as i can tell, we're going to win that race. biden versus trump. and, i don't have any worries a

so, you know, as far as tim scott goes, you know, he has a long way to go and who knows.y oxygen -- if it is trump vs. biden i think it is pretty clear unless the vanity candidacy of whatever it is no labels right wing republican pooh-bahs financing it as far as i can tell we'll win that race biden vs. trump and i don't have any worries about that. >> appreciate it as always. thank you. >> thank you. >>> up next, speaking of tim scott, he is the bachelor running for the gop presidential nomination but some gop donors are reportedly worried that he is single and how it might affect the race. >>> the billion dollar barbie summer and that is not the only female act smashing records this year. is it a fleeting pop culture moment or is it the start of something more? we'll discuss. but he knew carvana had d his back. that's because carvana had ththousands of cars under twenty thousand dollars. and with the new cosigner option, aaron's folks were able to help him out with a new ride. “no way.” yes way. with thousands of cars under $20,000 and our cosigner option we'll drive you

whom in the second place spot. >> speaking of debates and performance, for the associated press tim scottas new rules for stagela replacement and the next gop he seeks a breakout moment. >> at us right was how the scott campaign write a letter to gop charwoman ron mcdaniel in saying when it comes to who is center stage in that debate coming up at the end of the month of the treagan library they argued placement should be based primarily off of early state: and perhaps in particular pulling out off iowa which holds the leadoff caucus over the scott campaign has been performingam somewhat better in recent weeks. so arguably it using those metrics to determine who's at the center of the stage and therefore part of just about every conversation happens on it.ev but that campaign could be in better position to some of those numbers are used from iowa. because let's member the current gop frontwa runner to the former president donald trump has indicated he might not participate in any of the primary cycle states it's very unlikely he will be there even though he is the leader so far. >> how are

obviously, you know the state that senator tim scott hails from farewell. ut voter interest or lack thereof in scotts of life or lack thereof. and how it might illuminate the politics of marriage, politics, and masculinity in today's gop. to voters care? >> i agree with this in the. i don't think voters care about something like this in 2023. and i think the way the reporter authorized it kind of got it wrong. of don't think this is anything more than a candidate who, while he understands that in a presidential campaign he's going to face a higher level of scrutiny and his ever faced in his life. his first interest is to protect the people he cares most about. that includes his family. that includes people who may one day become a part of his family. that includes his staff. and that's what i think this is. nothinpolitical perspective. evangelicals and republican voters have no issue putting donald trump inside the white house. heat was thrice married, the access hollywood tape obviously came out not long before the election. is that something that factors i

one person i kept hearing try to get in through the chaos was tim scott.d like he was trying really hard to make a bigger impression and one of the criticisms of him after the last debate is that he missed an opportunity. he may not have made mistake, but he missed an opportunity. did he take his opportunity this time? >> i think nobody worked harder to assert themselves and unfortunately unsuccessfully than governor dougb burgum. he has to work hard to speak out. but certainly tim scott showed more fire than we saw in the last debate. his campaign was saying this would be a big night for him and it was. but again, we have to remember what are these candidates running for. >> my prediction for vivek oig is that we'll see him doing commercials for b ss for buying sleeping pills. this is not about who rockets in to third place. this is about who can take on donald trump if anyone. and we're still looking for that person. >> i have to say there were a lot of my pillow ads throughout the fox business debate. so point interestingly taken. alice stewart, i think

and it's where nikki haley goes after -- and tim scott both go after vivek ramaswamy.t's been revealed this week that apparently vivek once upon a time, not that far ago, actually, did business in china and, in fact, was involved in the same family that paid hunter biden millions of dollars. anyway, haley and scott went after him on that and this is how that went. >> every time i hear you i feel a little bit dumber for what you say. because i can't believe. tiktok situation. what they're doing -- 150 million people are on tiktok. that means they can get your contacts, they can get your financial information. they can get your emails. they can get text messages. they can get all of these things. china knows exactly what they're doing. >> party and i'm going to say it. >> made in china not america. >> excuse me. >> wanting kids to get on social media that's dangerous for all of us. in business with the chinese that gave hunter biden $5 million. we can't trust you. >> i can't imagine how you can say that knowing that you were just in business with the chinese communist pa

i think that chris christie, my hands, and tim scott are going to be jockeying as hard as they can to train take that nikki haley sluss spotlight away and trying to improve their position. but, you know, what's interesting about what, you know, the pass a fact that this is that they had a debate last time and there are contrasts made with with trump and he still and gained even more votes in terms of the prime rate in in terms of the disappearing himself and these candidates in the primary. yeah. with trump solidly pretty much every poll at 50%. >> i mean, basically all they're doing is vying for second place right? i nobody healed. there's no second place when it comes to be nominated for president. >> so i you know, it's it's it's got to be frustrating for a lot of them. you see desantis is just humbled in the polls. i expect him to see him see him come out swinging harder today and making tougher comparisons to trump to get see a lot of people attack trump today and say he's not the donald trump that they voted for in 2016 or even 2020 and they're going try and see if that sticks a

you both agree, when i asked you that there was improvement with tim scott, and ron desantis. and i wanted to play a moment, terry, that you said played an important, i'll say, important personally trait for desantis and nothing to do with policy, but watch this, everybody. >> which one of you on stage tonight should be voted off of the island? >> i mean, with all due respect, and we are all here, and happy to debate. and that is disrespectful to my fellow opponents. >> they were trying to make a reality tv show, but he took a leadership. and it was 1:59 in, and most americans were in bed. but it was a good moment for him. >> and what about nikki haley? why a boost today? >> i would have wanted her to go after trump the frontally, but what she did was to go after the opponents, and real prepared to do some exposes on ron desantis's fracking position, and tim scott's failures in the senate, and vivek ramaswamy's embrace of tiktok, and she came prepared to do that and listen, the point of this is to create a contrast, and that is the point, and in a sea of people who sounded the

senator tim scott, of south carolina.to see you, thank you so much for joining us. >> you've got a little spicy between you and your foreigner governor, there is a lot of back and forth. was that something that surprised you? it surprised some of us. >> i was surprised by the vitriol. the good news is, it's like a football game, you put your uniform on you go on the field, you play to win. bottom line is for her to talk about any spinning, when she offered a tax increase that was like a small state like south carolina. have a chance to have a contrast, about where we are on issues of spending, on where we are for trying to frankly. she called cheyenne you and the best of our great friend. or on the issue of abortion. i believe that having a national limit of fish teen weeks for 3 to 4 americans, that's a place where we should be. allowing states like this one california, new york to have abortion on demand up until the 40th week. that's devastating. >> you talked about the curriculum, in florida. that ron desantis put out

at stores everywhere without a prescription. ♪ >> south carolina hopeful tim scott is facing scrutinylationship status. scott is the only republican contender in the 2024 raise who is not married and even thought it is not anyone's business eve though he thought that, he has on multiple occasions said that he does have a girlfriend, he says she's a nice christian woman that's how he's described her, but the mainstream media are chiming in anyway and of course casting doubt one headline reads, the plot thickens around gop candidate tim scott alleged girlfriend, but scott says the attention around his relationship status is just another way for the liberal media to attack him to other him. scott told the washington post, it's like a different form of discrimination or bias, you can't say i'm black because tha would be terrible, so find something else that you can attack. dr. siegel, when you look at those you can understand why it's coming from the left. this is what they do, they make things about race, i don't know where they're really trying to gravitate to hear, but what i a looking

morning republican south carolina senator tim scott, presidential candidate, is stepping up criticismcott has been taking jabs at the other candidates during a swing across primary states after what was seen by some as a lukewarm debate performance. eva mckend in washington this morning. this is a different senator scott that he's rolling out now. >> you know, it is, john. we have noticed some subtle jabs at rivals in recent days on the campaign trail and it indicates he's more willing to take a confrontational approach. he poked at former president donald trump for his coziness with vladimir putin, he dismissed vivek ramaswamy as a good showman who wouldn't support america's allies. he swiped at governor desantis, ambassador haley, governor burgum for failing to endorse a national 15-week abortion ban which you know, of course, john, he supports. one person close to the campaign telling us he just plans to be more aggressive in the next debate since he sort of faded to the background in the first debate. now, out on the trail he laughed this off, joking with his supporters that some

i think even tim scott knows this is often the case. tim scott knows that is not a complete answer.after slavery, there's a lot of people in the jim crow south. in the 60s and 70s experienced horrible discrimination where he grew up in south carolina. and he blames the lyndon johnson great society. give us the voting rights act. a lot black people about this country. great numbers. he might have an issue with welfare. i think that's why senator that's around. >> but that context is not there. analysts point i wonder why not. just provide the context. why put it in the sort of small and you think is going to be resonating with republican voters. when he is really the only person who is going to give a clear contractual answer on that debate stage so it's an interesting choice to. he did a similar thing in the first debate. second time he's done now. >> i thought rhonda scent is had an opportunity. to say at that point that look. we should not put it there. i can understand it's very hurtful to folks. we made a mistake and it would've been very illuminating i think. what attracted mor

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did on china.— him like things like tim scott did on china.ot waiting to jump in on top of each other? they were all talking over each other often times, vivek ramaswamy saying i think you for talking while interrupting, snidely which is a freudian slip but a telling one. this debate at the end will not help any of these candidates because it was so contentious and might help donald trump because it does not change the dynamic and our domestic news partner cbs is reporting a senior donald trump aid is telling them that donald trump will skip the miami debate next month as well. that i think is a sign that donald trump does not feel like his absence here or last week is costing him anything politically. it week is costing him anything politically-— politically. it was interesting because the _ politically. it was interesting because the candidates - politically. it was interesting - because the candidates rounded on him, much earlier than they had the last time. did you think there was almost an air of desperation to what we saw tonight? of des

>> i'm pleased to say that i am supporting tim scott and there is a reason why i'm supporting tim scott, he's a good that will unite the country. not a lot of people know him yet. but he's a guy that you could trust. he's a guy that you will never be embarrassed about supporting. i want to tell my kids when they are -- or my grandkids that i supported a guy that i thought would be good for the entire country. tim scott is my guy. i think he's the best in the field and that is the direction i want to see go. he's only got 3%, 4% of the popular vote but he's working behind the scenes and he has resources in the bank. >> right. >> i think he'll be able to make the appropriate moves and i think he'll do a good job in the debates coming up as more and more people take alook. >> and i appreciate that you are a supporter of your colleague senator tim scott. but if donald trump is the nominee, and if he is convicted of a crime, you could support him? >> i'm hoping truly that we get to the point where i don't have to make that type of a decision. >> but what if you do? >> for me, personally, i w

for mine, it's tim scott. ountry, and once again, i'm going to come back down to it, he's not well known right now, so he's not polling as high as some of the other folks are, but we need to bring this country together. tim scott is the guy that can do it. >> and again, i appreciate that you're sticking behind the guy you supported but he's so far behind donald trump right now, it's very early, but he's very far behind. >> we don't know yet, dana. long way to go. >> let me ask you one other question on 2024. if, again, donald trump is the nominee, could he beat joe biden in 2024? >> we don't know. we don't know. that's one of the concerns that a lot of people have got. me as well. the reason why i think if we bring in a uniter rather than a divider, i think we have a better shot at doing what's right for this country long term, and that's what i want. look, right now, joe biden, i know he calls it bidenomics but let's take a look at what it does for people who have to live with it. south dakota is a good exampl

tim scott saying stop with the national polls.oing to the other states so why are you asking them? all right. that's a quick look at where we are at, days away from debate number two, ainsley. >> ainsley: you go to your side and i will go to my side. okay. in san francisco, cops are quitting and criminals are winning. how texas colleges are helping out. brian? >> brian: plus, i need a telescope. there are seven paychecks left until christmas cheer. >> ainsley: that's it? >> brian: yes, that's true. "the big money show" is here. so your savings don't disappear. that's in bold. i should have said it loudner retrospect. >> ainsley: let's go buy our christmas tree. ♪ dad. what's a bearsquatch? it's a cross between a bear and a sass... it's made up. he's usually sleeping. he'll never sleep again. ♪ ♪ (upbeat music) ♪ ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) -awww. -awww. -awww. -nope. ( ♪ ) constant contact delivers the marketing tools your small business needs to keep up, excel, and grow. constant contact. helping the small stand tall. hi, i'm sharon, and i

at least cnn polling. >>> i do want to get to the question of south carolina senator tim scott. he's never been married but this is the first question that he got last night in iowa. let's listen. >> so, other than your momma, is there any special lady in your life? >> yes. so, if you haven't read about her yet, i am not sure why not. it is more asked questions, i'm dating a lovely christian girl. i'm so thankful to our risen savior that has helped guide my way and allowed my life to intersect at the right time with the right person. >> as he noted, it is been something that is in the press lately, the question of who this girlfriend is, is she real, does she go to another school and is she not real. do voters care? >> some might. yes. look, in the republican base, where family values are such a big issue, the reason this is getting so much coverage is because it is a question that keeps coming up and i think that the lovely christian woman, i hope it is a woman, will have to be i think presented at some point if this -- if this campaign reaches critical mass. but right now, thi

joining us now, south carolina senator tim scott. senator how are you? good to see you.. you had a lot of really interesting moments tonight. i actually wrote them down. i love when you called out vivek saying, excuse me you said we're bought and paid for. >> absolutely. >> sean: you said at another point which i thought was from the heart, passionate monologue almost, you know, america is not a racist nation. >> absolutely not. >> sean: you talked about your background. and then the other thing, and it's maybe not as popular with conservatives right now, you made a strong powerful defense about the need to degrade russia's military. take any one of those three. >> think about the fact we live in the greatest country on earth but we don't celebrate it. we have people who say america is in decline. actually we are in the middle of a joe biden retreat. we've seen this movie before. >> sean: a joe biden decline, are we parsing words? >> maybe. i don't think so. the difference between a decline, i've lived in devastated neighborhoods that felt like a decline. the 20% of amer

senator tim scott is here in the studio. in moments we will hear from house judiciary chairman jim jordan. yeah. they confronted merick garland who frankly needs to be impeached over what was explosive hearing on capitol hill. more than half of the country no longer trusts garland and for good reason. biden's so-called justice system has become weaponized and paw lit sized like the fbi beyond belief, unequal prosecution and unequal sentencing and unequal application of our laws. we don't have equal justice under the law. a sitting president who of course has been shielded, protected from any and all legal scrutiny while donald j trump has been given stacked charges in one of the most aggressive prosecutions in american history. this has never happened to a former president one time. it has happened four times. perfectly timed even though it goes back years to the 2024 election season. but this is all news to merick garland. the attorney general believes he has done a heroic job. he thinks he has done great leading a fair dep

nobody in the senate who wouldn't tell you that tim scott is a great guy. with that and not need to know that he is married or dating or whatever. >> sandra: interesting. appreciate both of you joining us. good discussion and good debate. be sure to tune into the second primary republican debate coming up on september 27th on fox business. my colleague stewart varney, dew point and ilia calderon are monitoring. thank you for watching "the faulkner focus." join me along with my co-host john roberts. "outnumbered" is after the break. the monthly payments can be expensive. with an affordable home loan from newday, you can pay cash and own the car or truck of your dreams. how can you sleep on such a firm setting? gab, mine is almost the same as yours. almost is just another word for not as good as mine. save 50% on the sleep number limited edition smart bed. plus, free home delivery when you add a base. shop now only at sleep number. [stomach growling] it's nothing... sounds like something. ♪when you have nausea, heartburn, indigestion♪ ♪upset stomach, diarrhea

yeah, tim scott, i got to give tim scott a lot of credit because. he did this riff on blacks, african-americans, somehow through slavery, and then went on to say that the great society of lbj and all the democratic since then have made the black situation worse ,not better. breaking up the black family was a powerful, damaging, damaging, powerful moment. i thought he faced discrimination, that america is not a race. i just have to give him credit for that. whether he wins or loses or draws, that was something to behold. he's a very inspiring speaker, say that kind of thing. and the data, the evidence shows that senator tim scott is absolutely right. the worst thing to happen to minority groups and african-americans, in particular in this country in the last hundred years was the great society and the leaving the democratic party, hispanics particularly. i mean, it's just say both was brilliant. you, larry, i thought it was great being on your show earlier. thank you. i appreciate. all right. joining us now with more, i see ron desantis is pulling. h

with president tim scott be good news for vladimir putin? bad news for a news fs dictator named putin. there's no doubt the russian genocide in ukraine is devastated not only the ukrainian people but has also threatened nato territory that is contiguous with it. more important than anything else is what is america's national vital interest in russia? and in that conflict? it simply degrading the russian military. we've been very effective with our resources without a single boots on the ground we have been very successful at degrading the russian military that is good news for the homeland. it's really good news for that nato partners. as president of the united states i would target the rising axis of evil between china, ironic, and russia. brian: at in north korea. looks like we have legitimate seams of the spokes in wheel of evil. i want to bring it to -- to finance a war that's interesting senator because people like josh hawley and others just want to cut it off, ran up all in even the president the former president. torturing a turn of

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i loved what tim scott did. ree with senator scott, i think by the way that data expef expand evidence supports his view. that was a great moment probably no one will really talk about it liberal meadial hate it, kudos to tim scott for say that closest thing i saw to a comprehensive economic growth plan from vivek ramaswamy. >> we need to deliver economic growth in this country. unlock american energy. drill. frack. burn coals, embrace nuclear energy, put people back to work by no longer paying them more money to stay home, stabilize the u.s. dollar, and rescind majority of the unconstitutional federal regulations that are hampering our economy. larry: that was well said and well packaged in a night brief moment, good for vivek, i don't think that others disagreed with him, he put it together in a strong, hard-hitting fashion. debates don't decide primaries, polls don't. only voters decide primaries, and nobody has voted yet, we're early in the nominating process, all right. frankly, i don't think that last night

the data, the evidence shows that senator tim scott is absolutely right. the worst thing to happen to minority groups and african americans in particular in this country in the last 100 years was the great society. kellyanne: and they're leaving the democratic party, hispanics particularly. sean: larry, it's on the show. joining us with more. i see ron desantis is pulling uphill and the host of the hit show. "the ingraham angle" and the one and only laura ingraham and using the sing the most question i'm asked is how come we don't have the handoffs anymore. how come laura doesn't poke at you every night? >> i know, my football. i left it in the other room. darn it. i was going to throw it at the screen but they'd be made if i break another camera. sean, number one, i miss you and you're doing a fantastic job and dove tailing intoe previous conversation with kellyanne and larry. after watching this tonight, the debate i want to see before your debate that you're going to host between desantis and newsom is desantis and nikki haley for me at least, tonight t

nikki haley and tim scott.eed to do these debates -- lauren: and do they attack nick i key haley now? vi e celeb got attacked in the first debate. >> i thought it was going to be desantis the, but you raise an interesting point. are the knives going to be out for nikki next week? stuart: we will see next week. lauren: less than a week. stuart: check those markets, please. down 160 on the dow. look at the nasdaq, down nearly 200. that's down 1.25%. better take a look at that 10-year treasury because that's the motivating force, i think, in equation. the yield is moving up 4.46%. remember, just yesterday at this time you were looking at 4.3%. doesn't sound like much of a gain with, but in the bond market that is huge. the fed didn't hike. powell pointed to rates staying higher for longer. rising treasury yields. are stocks this trouble, real trouble the, david? >> hey, great to be with you here, stuart. i do not believe that the stock market has kept up with the carnage that we've seen in the bond market, all rig

stuart: got to get rid of tim scott.ety is making people not want to have children or purchase a home. i will roll that tape again. >> i for young leaders talk to me about a term called climate anxiety. right? which is fear of the future, of the unknown, whether it makes sense to think about having children, whether it makes sense to aspire to purchase a home, what will the climate be? stuart: sorry to say this, i don't consider that to be serious politics. >> may not be serious politics but she has some data on her side especially among younger left-leaning members of our society. they've got things backwards. we need to be having more children, not fewer, we need to be optimistic about our future and hopeful for the promise that science has when it comes to solving these problems, we need to have more people in this country, the fact is what we see is societies that don't have children at that rate, the don't reproduce to that rate, tend to spiral toward decline. that's not something we want to experience in america. p

they love tim scott's story and passion for america.hey love governor desantis record in florida and through covid and love nikki haley's policy and how she stands on the world stage and love the fresh ideas from vivek ramaswamy and his new approach to doing things and being so candid, they love them all from that standpoint, they just don't feel like they have what it takes to defeat donald trump. now these guys become the nominee, they will gladly vote for any of the folks on the stage, they don't feel like they took the thrown away from donald trump. that is important to note. >> ainsley: maybe that is why he's doing so well. his record and his policy. look at the list who was own. mike pence became vice president because of trump. nikki haley became the un ambassador because of donald trump. ron desantis won because of donald trump went and campaigned for him, desantis was behind with gillian. vivek praising him and chris christie was first to endorse him and doug burgum, i don't know his relationship with trump, a lot of them over

. >> yeah, that was something that tim scott, senator tim scott's vote rigging firing those workers. they obviously, this is a very different scenario, as they work for the government. as i mentioned. >> tim scott said, but a lot of other candidates for president think the same way. i mean, there is no question about it. a lot of people celebrated ronald reagan, and talk about how great he was president, and what he did, standing firm against the air traffic controllers. those people lost their job, so tim scott was the one who said it, i guess he had the courage to say it, but other people felt the same way. >> and this is something that is being injected into the entire 2024 race. because donald trump is going to be in detroit there tomorrow. the head of the union, shawn fain, who i know that obviously, there has been a lot of coordination with what the strategy is here. he seems far from excited about trump making that visit. this is what he told wolf blitzer earlier. >> i find it a pathetic irony, that the former president is going to hold or rally for union members, at a non-uni

one of the nomination the honorable united states senator tim scott. you know he was first elected to represent his native south carolina united states senate in 2012. after previously representing the first congressional district for one term he struck the state legislature on the charleston county council. capitol hill he truly has a full plate. he is the ranking member of both the senate banking committee and senate aging committee. he also serves on the foreign relations of finance, small business committees. throughout his career in public office he has made it a priority to work to create opportunities for every american family. and over these proud of his work to create opportunity zones which is part of the 2000 tax reform. a measure which has infused 75 billion dollars to private investments into distressed communities and just a short four years. earlier this year he announced his candidacy for the presidential nomination opportunity and to advocate conservative values. we are honored he could join us here today as he campaigns in the granite

. >> that i can't remember a tim scott line from the first debate.ill be there. i don't know that we're expecting doug burgum breakout. vivek ramaswamy is visible in the first debate and is expected to be just as dominant. but ron desantis, the pressure is really on him. he did fine in the first debate but he was kind of on stage, didn't have any big breakout moment. his campaign said that that was kind of what they needed him to hold his ground. but, he -- he needs to have a splash. >> but he didn't hold ground in key states when you look at the polling given how far he's fallen. >> to a shocking extent. desantis is deflating, you see his numbers among moderates are being cut by three quarters. that's not sustainable. so he has to have a breakout debate. i think haley's opportunity to solidify her status as the most electable alternative to donald trump. she is the only one in the pack who decisively beats joe biden. that's what donors are looking for. can she make her case that she's the alternative. >> the pitch i heard donors making -- campaigns

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i just loved what tim scott did. i totally agree with senator scott. think by the way the data and evidence completely supports his view regarding the economic, the family and societal damage of welfare spending. so that was a great moment. probably no one will really in the punditry talk about it. the liberal media will hate it. kudos to tim scott saying that. the closest i saw to economic growth plan came from vivek ramaswamy. take a listen to him. >> what we need is to deliver economic growth in this country. unlock american energy, drill, frack, burn coal, embrace nuclear energy, put people back to work by no longer paying them more money to stay at home. stablize the u.s. dollar itself and rescind a majority of those unconstitutional federal regulations that are hampering our economy. larry: all right. that was well-said and well-packaged in one nice, brief moment. good for vivek. i have don't think the others really disagree with them. he put it together in a strong, hard-hitting fashion. now again look it, debates don't decide primaries. polls d

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you david spunt reports the white house today thank you for it ask republican president for senate tim scott that strike that much more this weekend. >> senator scott thank you for your time. looks good to be with you bill. bill: we heard parties on both sides you been outspoken about union demands. how would you solve them? >> listen, one things you cannot do it so it we have seen joe biden do for the first bill coming out of congress he became president. he provided $86 billion to shore up the pension plans of the unions. that leaves a false impression on the minds of the union workers that it encoura it encon bosses to continue to explore something that can never be. that is a major issue i have with what is happening with the current uaw struggle. bosses continue to make promises they cannot keep. i sat in the finance hearing and heard a widow come before the committee because her monthly income had cut from 4000 down to 1000. i want to make sure we do not see that situation ever again. >> speaking of those workers in iowa this week he said the following. you said i think ronald reagan g

let's zero in on senator tim scott.ormance last night. >> reporter: great to see you, great job last night. south carolina's tim scott had a lot to prove on the debate stage last night. he moved closer to the middle of the stage but still lost ground to a few of the other candidates like vivek ramaswamy and nikki haley. but he came out fighting with a handful of fiery exchanges. he had some really great moments in the beginning of the debate, he got his first question of the night on the uaw strike taking a swipe at the president. >> joe biden should not be on the picket line, he should be on the southern border. i've got good news for every single child whether you're in the inner cities of chicago or the rural parts of iowa, america and the dream, it is alive. in america -- america is not a racist country. never, ever doubt who we are. [cheers and applause] we are the greatest country on god's green earth. >> reporter: so we wanted to include that second piece because it also showed his ability to move beyond just the

tim scott was the one who said it. other people feel the same way. >> this is something that is being injected to the entire 2024 race. donald trump is going to be in detroit tomorrow. the head of the union, shawn fain said there has been a lot of coordination with what the strategy is. he seems far from excited about trump making the visit. this is what he told us earlier. >> i find it a pathetic irony that the former president is going to hold a rally for union members at a nonunion business. the ultimate show is how much he cares about our workers. it was in 2019, when he was the president of the united states. the workers were on strike for 60 days for two months. he was missing in action. i see no point in meeting with him because i don't think the man has any bit of care on what our workers stand for or what the working-class stands for. he serves the billionaire class and that is what is wrong with this country. >> i'm not sure donald trump would be surprised by that criticism. he and union leaders have never se