what's go to mike tobin with the protesters on the streets of chicago and what i saw was a confrontation earlier not sure if that was exactly where you are. >> confrontation looks like it is set to flair at the transportation centre where the israeli consulate located and on the street here on madison, the group calls themselves behind enemy lines but their planned demonstration earlier today came out on such the street and the police immediate outnumber demonstrators and initial conflict was really contrived and deliberate but the banner in front of themselves and marched directly into the police line aggressively into the police line and that was the first conflict with the flurry of arrests i saw personally four arrests and probably more when the smoke clears you see the blue helmets with the yellow vest behind them find we have is really flags and american flags combined with israeli flags some of what was burned on the street and in just a few moments ago about four makeups -- got on the loudspeaker gave the order to disperse aid is a illegal assembly and you see the conflict taking

tobin: not particularly.ons about where to aggressively at attacks of the center, where to proudly defend the positions of the biden harris administration and where to park this middleground in the economy. the question is whether or not voters will buy those pivots and train -- triangulation and except those as authentic representations of what she can do going forward rather than these positions. annmarie: last night was different in terms of the feeling on the convention floor benefit was joe biden there. just a month it was pretty drastic outcome. what is it mean for down ballot races? >> the polling we've been seeing and democratic senate races, they made a very intentional effort to trot out democratic senate candidates. it seems pretty clear that sort of unifying the party general enthusiasm, the feud influence of money down the ballot because resources at the house and senate level. so getting this massive boom that eventually converts to doorknocking, organizing. that really helps up and down the bal

is mike tobin withs us still? >> reporter: i am.ret: okay, we'll check in -- >> reporter: i have someone who's on -- elizabeth: go ahead, mike. >> reporter: well, what you saw was the tail end. that a little group of about ten protesters who stood there and continued shouting and chanting at police. the police had a moved everyone south on canal street the, and they went back north. and they -- something that was provocative, i couldn't define what one of them had done, now they're telling us to move back. the police went after one of them, and then there just seemed to be a flurry of activity, and it looks like they have bound up just about all of the refrain -- remaining protesters. i'm looking around for more black hoods, and i don't see them right now, bret. bret: all right. we're going to be checking in with you -- we took a long time to get through security, get back from dinner, and it's probably a two-hour line out there -- maria: if. martha: at least. bret: it's going to the take them a long time to film this hall judging b

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mike tobin is there with the latest updates for us.> hi there, jackie, the three returnees spent the first full night in the medical city behind me at the brook army medical center. it's become a hub for reintegration for liberation prisoners and they first set foot on american soil when the plane taking them back to the u.s. from turkey, at joint base andrews. they were greeted by the president and vice-president. the wall street journal showed audacity, he had to submit a request for clemency. in a written request he submitted another request and that is to have a sit-down interview with vladimir putin. dimitri pestkov was asked about that by reporters and he said it would be considered. friends of evan gershkovich said they are not surprised. >> and the gall for asking that, not surprising, but let's get you hope and be safe, but, no, evan through and through. >> the brooke army medical center was a hub was integration when sometimes prisoners had the transition to life. first stage, medical, psychological evaluations and preliminar

>> john: mike tobin in minneapolis, thank you.s. >> sandra: lakin hope riley was found dead along a jogging path on campus after she never returned home from a run. the suspected killer jose antonio ibarra is in jail without bond and facing a long list of charges like felony murder, kidnapping, and hindering a 911 call. >> john: the suspect in laken riley's murder, named jose ibarra, apparently has ties to a nestorius venezuelan gang. >> sandra: the murder of georgia nursing student laken riley casting a shadow over vice president, harris as she campaigns in the state. riley was killed by an illegal immigrant who crossed into the u.s. on her policies on the biden-harris administration. now harris is trying to flip the script by promising a tougher approach to secure the border. but can voters trust her? let's bring in former border patrol chief chris clem. chris, you give us exactly how you see it, so she is now running on policies that would indicate she believes that we should get tougher at our southern border. that's a bit of

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senior correspondent mike tobin is in chicago.o before kamala harris addresses democratic convention here in chicago she has been on the road trying to sell her economic plan. she is use the phrase opportunity economy. she promised $25000 to help first-time homebuyers make a down payment and promised a crackdown on price gouging in the food industry. >> my plan will include new penalties for opportunistic companies that exploit crises and break the rules. and we will support smaller food businesses that are trying to play by the rules and get ahead. >> in anticipation of troubles during the convention business owners have been boarding up their stores and offices near the convention but many of them say they were looted during the georgia floyd write some by flash mobs one business owner tells us city leadership is not giving him any confident sister will be saved to the convention. >> our customers and our customers employers have told them to stay home for the entire week. we felt since they were concerned about the safety of th

mike tobin we wish safety for you and your crew, thank you. griff: molly, vice-president harris is not the first politician to advocate strict government pricing controls to combat inflation. edward lawrence of fox business takes a look at how the idea has worked out in the past. >> price controls sound good on paper, especially in times of economic hardship. >> as president i will take on the high costs that matter most to most americans. >> but some research suggests they should stay in the history books. the st. louis federal reserve researched price controls and found higher prices help regulate demand for limited items. if you set a price ceiling like with rent control, more people will be able to buy the product for the apartments and causing sho shortages. >> when rubio's coastal grill, when minimum wage ent went to $20 an hour because they couldn't afford the employees. >> i'm ordering a freeze on all prices in the united states for 90 days. >> that was president nixon, and froze prices for the first time since world war ii #. it led t

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mike tobin has more. mike: hello, three from this historic prisoner swap @ brook inside of fort sam houston on the outskirts of san antonio. evan gershkovich, paul whelan and alsu kurmasheva were greeted by the president and vice president. president biden says the reunion was possible due to his relationship with other leaders. >> did you think this moment would come, sir? >> president biden: yes. >> what made you feel confident? >> president biden: my relationship with heads of state. >> mike: the group was flown to kelly air force base to begin the process of reintegration. paul whelan talked about when he was picked up while attending a wedding five years ago. >> the fsb grabbed me and said i was a spy and secret agent for dia. they wouldn't let it go. this is how putin runs his government and his country. i'm glad i'm home. i'm never going back there again. >> mike: political prisoners and prisoners of war have been reintegrating back here. first recovery, preliminary mental and psychological evaluat

mark tobin is in minneapolis. you spoke to some business owners. what their biggest problem?erms of retailers, their biggest problem is crime. they all took a hit and then the town that pioneered the deep fund the police movement, open air drug use, petty crime and violent crime, stop coming downtown. thieves and vandals continue to burden people who are trying to make an honest living. >> they are unsafe in the city in this area so they are scared to come down here. >> tough because of vandalism. vandalism costs us. when you get windows busted out and doors kicked in and your whole establishment to warn up. >> reporter: minnesota has the highest corporate tax rate at 9.8%. the chamber of commerce says tim walz missed opportunities to grow by emphasizing policies, creating tax and regulatory burdens and limiting the availability of the private sector to reach its potential. minnesota's 30 sixth in the nation for gdp, 37th for job growth. stuart: thanks. one minnesota lawmaker going after tim walz's far left agenda, who is in and what is he saying? ashley: mark core ran is sen

mike tobin in san antonio thank you so much. >> that we do.me for vice president here she is reportedly meeting today in washington d.c. three at the top contenders could potentially be her running mate. madeleine rivera has more. >> a couple of things vice president harris will reportedly beat looking for when she meets with finalists in d.c. how well she gets along with them and how each one can boost her chances of winning 270 electoral votes. for the "washington post" harris is speaking face-to-face today minnesota governor tim walz, josh of her arizona senator mark kelly. it is unclear if the other possible candace kentucky governor andy beshear, illinois governor jimmy pritzker transportation secretary pete buttigieg have met are set to meet with harris per shapiro and kelly have been seen as favorites because of their potential ability to independent moderate voters in battleground states. as their profiles rise so to the criticisms united auto workers president is concerned kelly did not initially support a bill to boost organizing it.

the senior correspondent mike tobin is live on the ground in chicago with more on those protests. >>tell you is we've got a different kind of protest taking place and it's inside the security perimeter. this is a group of uncommitted delegates. they heard the families of hostages being held in gaza speak at the convention today, and they got upset because they said there weren't enough palestinian voices being heard from the convention floor. so they staged their protest and say they're going to sit there until the vice president, kamala harris, herself, weighs in on whether a palestinian voice will be invited to the convention floor to speak at the convention. they were joined for it. they were joined for a time by congresswoman ilhan omar. plenty of palestinian voices on the outside of the security perimeter. thousands of them took to the street, marching in the near west side of chicago. they chanted things like killer kamala genocide. you said you've got blood on your hands. really? they were upholding their role in the big conflict in the gaza conflict, trying to put as much pol

mike tobin follows that from our midwest bureau in chicago. what did you find out?walz you can't ignore what blew up during his first term. the george floyd riots. may of 2020 george floyd died under the knee of a minneapolis police officer. the riots set minneapolis on fire and even the city's liberal mayor frey criticized walz and having a philosophical debate. it was overrun. the guard showed up the next day and stood down when rioters advance. buildings were burned, looted and ransacked. riots cost $5 hundred million in damages and three deaths. faithful democrats are working the rounds handling of the riots. >> it was an unprecedented situation and i think on balance, you know, he handled that as well as he could. it was a moving event. >> walz comes from the heartland born in nebraska enlisted and served 24 years in the national guard. taught high school. coached, walz is often in lock step with liberals supporting free college tuition for illegal migrants. safeguard gender affirming care and mandated masks during covid and set up a hotline for citizens to rep

our own mike tobin is watching the anti-israel, anti-american, and in some cases, flat out pro hamastests, which are a part of the democratic base. it's still on-going. mike doesn't seem to -- too big or dangerous tonight. what's going on? it really was in a dangerous demonstration. they did have some big numbers and genocide joe, telling the democrats they have blood on their hands and frankly what they're doing is playing their role in the israel-palestinian conflict -- conflict trying to put as much pressure, get them to stop u.s. aid to israel and therefore, tip the balance of power. they marched a mile or so here in the midwest side but they stuck to the rules. there was a big police presentation that kept them on the march, and frankly, protect a -- protected a lot of demonstrators from traffic but demonstrators deliberately started a conflict with police, they caused a mass arrest and that was all -- that was all triggered. they have women and children marching here and this thing is winding down. >> mike tobin, with the protestors, doing a great job with the protestors. flori

tobin is with us. >> what you're looking at right now as they're burning some of the flags and take anation of the stars and stripes and that's a conflict right away someone came in and stop them from burning the flag and then we saw pushing and shoving looks like it would turn into a fight but i should mention this demonstration this group calls themselves behind enemy lines see a lot of the familiar close made a very deliberate confrontation with the police formed the police and the media outnumbered the number of demonstrators and put a couple of banners in front of them and marched directly into the police line aggressively so quick flurry of arrests at least four arrests and then they came back here and made a line and started burning flags and a bit of pushing and shoving but looks like now they're back to making speeches. >> jesse: mike tobin and i think that is an american flag and stay safe. let's go to senior white house correspondent in milwaukee covering the rally. >> campaign framing this as an extension of the convention broadcasting the role call vote above the cloud do

as for mike tobin is standing by live with the latest from there. what's a big convention coming here to chicago vice president kamala harris has already been out front trying to sell her economic agenda she's been using the phrase opportunity economy. stretching middle class salary should be enough for a good quality of life. you promised $25000 for first-time homebuyers. she promised to restore the child tax credit on the biden administration add $6000 for a new child pitch was to place limits on prescription drug expenses and credit federal ban on price gouging with groceries. >> as president i will be laser focused on creating opportunities for the middle class that advance their economic security, stability, and dignity. together, we will build what i call an opportunity economy. >> no one has forgotten the rights the democratic convention in chicago in 1968. everyone is aware how tense the nation is given current events. business hours are spent the last two days boarding up or they said they've not been getting enough communication from the c

stuart: mike tobin, thank you very much, indeed.niversity has resigned her position. the announcement follows the widespread pro-hamas if protests at that school. jon levine joins me now. what took her so long? >> good riddance to bad rubbish, that's all i have to say. i mean, i would have brought some champagne on set, but your price said it'd be an fcc violation. we all saw what happened at columbia with the tent cities, and she did -- her problem, she tried to play both sides of the fence, bring law and order to campus and famously brought the nypd on, but she also toll rated it. and she also tried to sort of say, well, this is fine. you know, you can't take half measures with this kind of stuff. you can't take half measures with anti-semitism. you either throw in your lot with those people, or you can roundly condemn it. and i hope that the next president of columbia understands that and responds in a more forceful and forthright way. stuart: if those demonstrators had gone after black people or any other minority, they'd be in

mike tobin live in chicago, thank you. molly?ontinuing unrest in the middle east, college campuses across the nation are bracing for more anti-israel protests at universities such as columbia which are limiting access to campus and preparing other safety measures as their fall semesters begin to get underway. for more on safety on campus, let's bring in a rising senior at columbia, the president of columbia's chapter of students supporting israel. eden, thank you so much for joining us here. we're on thes cusp of a new semester. you are rather bravely, considering everything that unfolded during the spring semester, going back to columbia. i want to get your thoughts on really a number of things that happened. first, the columbia president resigned, not fired, and you've had some interesting communication with the school since then or perhaps it's better to say lack of communication. but your thoughts on how things have unhold inned, the resignation and what this all means, where things stand today. >> absolutely. thanks, molly a

bret, back to you. >> bret: mike tobin, check in later. thank you.ocrats skipping this week's convention. several vulnerable incumbent senators keeping their distance from the party elite concentrating on campaigning back home. senior congressional correspondent chad pergram tells us who they're tonight. >> to senate democrats facing competitive races chicago is not their kind of town. sherrod brown of ohio, jon tester of montana and jacky rosen of nevada all giving the city of big shoulders the cold shoulder. >> every candidate is going to make their decision where they will be. certainly some candidates would much rather be in their state talking to voters in their state. >> democrats are trying to cling to the slim senate majority so at risk democrats are ducking vice president harris and other progressives. >> we know that donald trump would sell this country for a dollar if it meant lining his own pockets and greasing the palms of his wall street friends. >> moderate democrat jon tester scratched chicago for pearl jam. the band's headlines fundr

tobin: j.d. vance is from the midwest.arly impressive in the midwest, so i don't know how he will do. in ohio, he ran behind trump and he ran way, way behind the republican governor who is a potentially more popular figure. he has some affinity for that part of the electoral map. we willsee hello ow effect if as a messenger. trump has not been running the most vigorous campaign. more so than biden when he was on the ticket, but on both sides we have guys who are kind of past the peak of their powers in terms of their ability to run a really aggressive campaign five days a week. so, if they want the attacks to stick they will ultimately have to get trump more out there rather than just posting about her on truth social. jonathan: it feels like he is still trying to be joe biden. i wonder why he is finding it so difficult to pivot? we talked about pivots in the campaign. the democratic ticket had to pivot and they have done a great job. you can see the enthusiasm in the party reflected in the polls.why do you think the campa

stuart: mike tobin, thank you very much indeed.ump is no longer favored to beat kamala harris according to the betting markets which a tracked by fox business. deroy murdock with me this morning. some republicans are pleading with trump to control his behavior. do you think trump should change his language and demeanor? >> i think he should do what i've recommended, he and everybody involved, which is focus on public policy. focus on public policy all the time. we don't need the insults. we don't need comments about people's ethnicity. he needs to stick to teleprompter and give very policy-driven speeches as he's capable of doing and focus on the differences between his time and what kamala harris is talking about. i'd also focus on the very simple question. are you better off now under biden-harris or at the time when donald j. trump was president and most people would say we're better off then and make the contrast between the thriving economy we had then versus where we are now with crime, inflation and border wide open. stuart:

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mike if tobin reporting live in chicago where this had all a been unfolding.ave you on again. >> oh, it's great to be here, and the numbers are growing at the protest here in union park. if you look over my shoulder, this is a gathering of the u.s.-palestinian community network and the committee for justice in palestine. one of the organizers told us he was worried about the numbers showing up because they're doing this on a weekday, but you're getting to the end of the weekday, and they're busing some people in from the moss ifings, they're joined by organizations like code pink. and so far it's a peaceful organization. just speakers at the platform. as far as last night, there was a big conflict, a rather clint conflict with police, burning of a flag, things of that nature, and mass arrest. the organizer here told me he doesn't necessarily mind those tack takes u -- tactics, it really depends on who is in the crowd. if you have women, sick people, children, you can't take it up a notch, but he did say you can do disruption and escalation because that simply

>> john: mike tobin tonight in chicago.. ♪ ♪ >> john: well, the world waits for a threatened iranian attack on israel. the u.s. is trying to come up with a diplomatic solution to the crisis. our national correspondent jeff paul is in tel aviv tonight. >> as the war in gaza hits 10 months, all eyes right now are farther north as israel prepares for retaliatory attack by iran and its proxies. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu speaking to new recruits at a military base near tel aviv as the country braces itself. >> we are prepared both defensively and offensively. we are striking our enemies and are determined to defend ourselves. >> a "the washington post" report indicates white house officials believe iran might be reconsidering a plan for major retaliation, citing back channel talks that urged restraint. state department spokesperson matthew miller was asked about any direct contact between the u.s. and iran. >> when we need to send a message to iran, we have the ability to do so. >> however, what is unclear, house

elizabeth: mike tobin, great reporting.r, the economy that's driving you -- >> it's the border, the it's the taxes. have you seen your tax bill? it's like a telephone number. >> it's about time for the black community to start look at the republican party. the republican party is pro-family, pro-business, pro-education, school choice. mine, come on. it's time to do something different. >> food wasn't this high. i'm voting for trump. elizabeth: voters across the nation speaking out on the election on what matters to the them. let's welcome to the show trent macro chief investment officer donald luskin back with us. don, it's always wonderful to see you again. so -- >> thank you. elizabeth: have you ever seen anything like this, what kamala harris is campaigning on? massive tax hike, letting the trump tax cuts expire on on top of record inflation? she wants to raise the tax rate on companies to 28%, higher than china a and eastern europe. and, you know, the biden-harris white house ranks third worst since eisenhower on inflat

our very own mike tobin. see walz being so far left that it concerns me. i'm comfortable with trump. we had four years of trump. we know what trump is. i'm not voting for him to be my valentine. i'm not voting for him to be my best friend. >> what do you think is the number one issue facing chicago right now? >> well definitely the number one issue is the violence in chicago. the gun violence. >> violence. >> the economy is a big one. it's a big question mark, you know? you go to the grocery store, eggs, bread, just small items are large in price now. >> for my congregation and others it's kind of changing a little bit because so many people don't agree with the policies and so i think that there's definitely growth in my church as far as being more independent in their thinking. i see that throughout the community as well. liz: so you heard right there, voters in iowa and chicago weighing in on the race. they say it's crime, gun violence, the economy, the border, factoring big for them. let's bring in rnc ch

mike tobin thank you. eric: they will need all hands on deck because chicago business owners and residents are on edge and pricing for the possibility of chaos next week thousands of them and serves descent of the windy city for the convention read some business oak taking matters into their own hands. >> well, we decided to board up just because we have experience with this. and the city does not have a great track record with the protecting their businesses or their citizens property. >> is cheaper to boarded up then to boarded up and replace the glass later. so i believe they are just being more preventive this time. they want that security. eric: growing fears of violence could overshadow the dnc and scenes reminiscent of what were looking at right now member of the 1968 convention. all the anger over the vietnam war spilled onto the streets of chicago, grant park with antiwar protests as well as inside the convention hall. mayor daley's chicago police at the time, well could we see a radio? richard fo

vice president he is facing backlash for his ties to -- after the october 7th attack on israel, mike tobin which we know, mike? >> well, dana, with what we have drummed up, we see them with a sods them on in january 19, then again in april and may. at one point to delivering an indication to the state of the state address as executive director as the muslim society of minnesota. did a background i would've found that in 2015 he posted a link to a pro-hitler propaganda movie called the greatest story never told. still he appeared with governor walton may have 2020 calling for calm on the george floyd riots and in 2023 following the string of vandalism at mosques, saying that he has been willfully ignorant of the radicalism because he remains on the muslim voting bloc and cannot do anything that would make him appear islamophobic. >> on the stick ain't given the ability to embrace really just the worst kind of radicals within the muslim community, one can only imagine this will be replicated in the white house level. as he clearly does not want to know about the extremists. speak of the stat

another grant of almost $25,000 is promised for fiscal year 2025. >> mike tobin in midwest bureau. and presidential candidate nikki haley on trump vs. harris and where she sees the race right now. plus, the situation in the middle east. first, beyond our borders tonight. russia says its forces have prevented effort by ukrainian troops to expand a stunning week long incursion into the kursk region inside russia. fresh reserves, aircraft, drone teams and artillery forces stopped mobile groups from moving deeper into russia. meanwhile ukrainian foreign ministry spokesman says kyiv has no intention of occupying russian territory. tropical storm ernesto takes aim at puerto rico. officials closed schools and government agencies. watching that storm. and the berlin zoo says meng meng the panda is pregnant again. something is in the water there this comes months after the first giant pandas born in germany were sent to china. the zoo says ultrasound scans over the weekend showed meng meng is expecting two cubs. congratulations. they are do at the end of this month. just some of the other s

>> neil: mike tobin, thank you very much for that in chicago. go to peter doocy right now also in chicago where the president of the united states will not be, he had already left and back up late last night right after his very delayed speech there so he won't smoke we won't get to see a chance to see barack or michelle obama. what to make of that with peter. hi, peter. >> neil, democratic party officials acting out there making some changes to the program trying to cut out some of the flood so they can keep things running on time or at least avoid pushing tonight's headliner, barack obama, past primetime which is what happened to joe biden last night. joe biden is now on vacation. the chart -- torch has officially been passed to kamala harris but tonight we still don't expect there to be a focus on democratic party policies. >> democrats always win when we run on hope and joy "we've got team and joy -- team hope and joy right now. we've got our mvp of the team, madame vice president kamala harris, and we got our coach and tim walz. >> source f

liz: great reporting michael tobin, thank you for joining us. minnesota small business owner here on how he and other mom and pop shops struggled under far left governor tim walz. they say walz gave big corporations a pass, but gave them a hard time. that small business owner with us tonight to speak out but first, time magazine getting criticized for its glowing cover about the "reintroduction of kamala harris." they did admit they did not even get an interview with her, plus she's been in d.c. for four years. how is that a reintroduction? everybody's favorite joe concha here to react next. stay right there. protect against rsv with arexvy. arexvy is a vaccine used to prevent lower respiratory disease from rsv in people 60 years and older. arexvy does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients. those with weakened immune systems may have a lower response to the vaccine. the most common side effects are injection site pain, fatigue, muscle pain, headache, and joint pain. arexvy is number one in rs

neil: mike tobin, thank you very much.ike touchedden this can -- touch toed on this, the criticism of the harris package, particularly trying to freeze package prices. that has been tried before by richard nixon back in the early 1970s. it didn't really work, and the reason is when you start wanting to freeze prices, you have to start freezing them all the way down the so-called food chain. john taffe ther of bar rescue summed it up best when i had him on fox business yesterday. one of those occasions where i never interrupted him because he explained it beautifully, the risk and the danger of starting something like this. john taffe ther, take a look. >> taking a shrimp. the ship -- the fisherman needs to keep his costs the same. his gas costs go up, maintenance goes up. then the processing plant, they're prices can't go up. the distributer's price can't go up. then the company that retails it can't go up. then when a restaurant gets it, his prices can't go up. if anything loses control along the way, the guy offense the

you saw that mike tobin piece.re you concerned about that here in chicago. >> no, i'm not concerned about protests. i fundamentally believe people have a right to protest. people have a right to be mad and do whatever they want to do. they don't have a right to destroy property. they don't have a right to be violent. i believe that the mayor of this city has sent that message that we will respect your right to exercise your first amendment right to free speech. but you will not destroy property. you will not putter police. you will not engage in violence. >> these are live pictures outside. obviously you have got a lot of people here to deal with this. i chatted with governor pritzker earlier. he says is he prepared. let me ask you one other quick controversial question. obviously abortion is a big plank and a lot of talk about that as an issue. what do you make of planned parenthood offering abortions and have a seq. tommorow's outside of the convention that. >> is a store talking about we will give you free food.

mike tobin following all of that. david perkins with us, retired u.s. army four-star general.'re always delighted when hostages needlessly held, having done nothing wrong, are returned in this case to the united states, some after years. but it was a complicated transfer involving, you know, many countries, 24 individuals, and this is a common theme in order to get some of our people home we have to let out and other governments including germany have to let out some dangerous people back to to russia. what do you make of it? >> well, it's kind of like leon panetta was saying. in some ways it's a dual-edged sword. it's great to see the hostages reunited with their family. it's clear from all accounts that they're innocent and there are trump thed-up charges. and so -- trumped-up charges. and so that's the good ending. the bad part as you and others have mentioned is that a lot of the people we had to give back to the russians truly were bad people, and they had, you know, they had done a number of, you know, transnational kiss runtive activities -- disruptive activities and pr

fox news's mike tobin is live on the ground in chicago with more on this. hey, david. behind me is the park where the big march stopped briefly yesterday and right over here is the section of fencing that was breached and partially dismantled. it has now been supplemented. what i mean i will take you across washington boulevard here in the center of no-man's land between two rings of fencing a new ring of fencing stretch as kilometer. backed up by the concrete jersey barriers. if we continue the second ring of fencing is now the third ring of fencing. that is the fencing surrounding the perimeter was not breached yesterday with the chicago police say none of the protectees inside the dnc were ever at risk. we're on the northwest side of the security perimeter around the dnc. the protesters were back at it today. codepink protesters at mccormack place disrupted a speech by governor tim walz. the thiel once again is anti-israel or opposition to u.s. funding of the israeli defense force. a group calling themselves behind enemy lines is promising to rally at th

mike tobin in chicago with more on that.e. >> reporter: the shadow of 1968 d&c riot hangs over chicago and given how poorly things went during george floyd riots and given the passionate divisive issues of today like the war in gaza, business owners in the city big shoulders just don't know how things will go and that's what scares them. so the boards of our he started going up. chicago board services says they started getting calls a month ago but in the past 2 days crews started getting busy and they expect more business in the coming days. 1 town downtown business owner says chicago does not a good track record keeping businesses safe and secure so he tried to get 1 step ahead of the chaos and board up in advance. >> since 2019 we've been looted or vandalized on 47 occasions so like i said we have little experience with this and have not gotten any reassurances from the city that there'd be doing anything downtown specifically so we want to make sure we are safe store was safe and employees were safe sphere john president

fox's mike tobin shows us how residents in chicago are now preparing again.g in the final days before the convention, vice president kamala harris has been selling her economic message. speaking in north carolina. the vice president used the phrase opportunity economy. she promised $25,000 to help first time home buyers make a down payment, and promised to crack down on price gouging in the food industry. >> as president, i will be laser focused on creating opportunities for the middle class that advance their economic security, stability and dignity. together we will build what i call an opportunity economy. now >> no one has forgotten the riots at the democratic convention in 1968. uneasy business owners have spent the last two days boarding up. they say they have not been getting enough communication from the city. so the boards are going up out of an abundance of caution. >> our customers and our customers. employers have told them to stay home for the entire week. so we felt since they were concerned about the safety of their people, we should be concern

elizabeth: thank, mike tobin. great work all week.nnounce if tomorrow in arizona that he will be leaving the race. rfk jr. will be in the same state former president trump will be in. joining us now, fox news contributor byron york. byron, always great to have you on. it's a pleasure. so we are, we've got news coming in, byron. rfk's running mate, nicole shanahan, hinting on twitter that rfk will endorse trump. how will this affect the race if he drops out and endorses trump? >> well, it'll be good for trump. we don't know how much though. now, if you look at the trajectory of rfk's candidacy, back in march look at real clear politics' average of polls, he was about 14 percent. now he's below 5, 4.6% in the average. so he has really gone way down. so the question is, if he gets out of the race, where do those 4.6% of voters go? do more of them go to trump than to kamala harris? there are some indications that that's probably what would happen because the people who are still with rfk after all those people left over the last but month

mike tobin, fox news. >> as you just heard, former president trump said this week's prisoner swap sets terrible precedent. factcheck.org found president trump's negotiated several prisoner swaps with foreign adversaries during his time in office, the last coming right before the 2020 election, when he brokered a deal to free two americans being held hostage by iranian backed militants in yemen in exchange for the release of more than 200 houthi rebels held in oman. a frontier airlines pilot was arrested at george bush intercontinental airport in houston this week, according to houston police. the pilot, seymour walker, was arrested on an assault family violence warrant. it was issued by the dfw international airport department of public safety before the plane. the plane left for dallas. officers boarded the plane and made the arrest before passengers got on. frontier airlines released a statement confirming a crew member was arrested. that flight was then canceled. well, this week on our political show, the issue is alex michaelson sits down with longtime pollster frank luntz. the int

i go back to what tobin marcus said to me.hat the campaign is trying to do is strategic ambiguity. talk about broad strokes and policies, some of the populist rhetoric that resonates with swing state voters as much as they can avoid details on policy discussions. sonali: absolutely fascinating. 75 days until the election and the countdown is on. annmarie hordern, we thank you so much. let us take a look at how markets are thinking about the upcoming presidential election. kristin mcdonough of nottingham trust joins us now. you had the dn speech yesterday and the big moment for monetary policy today with fed chair powell and one major question on the minds of investors is not the september rate cut but the rate cuts that would come after. how much room is there really when there is that much uncertainty about the fiscal path ahead and the economic path ahead? kristin: thank you so much for having me and that is an excellent question. when i was first going to come on i was going to talk about how powell has a measured approach

. >> kelly tobin and mallory smith are also here for another wedding. >> my best friend and her little sister is getting married in the park today. >> and what better venue than one with a built in reception featuring some of the most popular musicians on the planet? food and wine all in one place. >> all of the above. mostly the wedding. i think i came in from london for this, so i'm pumped just to be here with the family and the music. definitely looking forward to grace jones. obviously the killers tonight. >> yeah. while the focus for many at outside lands is the music, it's the mix of music, food and drink that draws the crowds. peter eastlake is curator for wine lands inside the outside lands festival. he says a little wine is perfect for a show like this. he even has a few ideas about pairings with some of the top billed musicians. >> i think with the killers, i think i'm going to go with something really sleek and earthy and big. you know, pax is here with his syrah and sabrina carpenter. i'm going to go with some bubbles. i mean, she has the she has a real bubbly energ. >> i t

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that's a red line for home us, which carried out the of tobin 7 terror attacks against these. well, that's what it isn't to the us secretary of state. this is a decisive moment. probably the best, maybe the last opportunity to get the hostages home to get a ceasefire. and to put everyone on a better path to enjoy peace and security. i'm here as part of and it has a diplomatic effort on present, binds instructions to try to get this agreement to the line and ultimately over the line. it is time for it to get done. it's also time to make sure that no one takes any steps the could derail this process. michael, same as managing director of the washington institute for near is policy in washington, dc out a form of senior direct uh for middle east affairs at the us national security council, michael anthony blinking has called his latest diplomatic push probably the best and maybe the last opportunity for us these 5 deal. is that a fair assessment? well, i think we are getting more optimistic taste now, some us officials, whereas in previous weeks there have been a lot of concern e