howard: joining us now to analyze the coverage in nashville, tomi lahren, host of outkick's tomi lahrenlos angeles, leslie marshall, both are fox news contributors. tomi, bret baier and martha maccallum ended the call with donald trump because their time was up. greg got fed was up next. greg texted donald trump, why don't you come on sometime, trump said, yeah, and he called in again. how justified is the incredibly favorable media coverage of the democratic national conventionsome. >> well, it was star-studied, nobody -- star-studded, nobody's going to argue with that. i was still awaiting the introduction the by beyonce or taylor swift -- howard: those were rumors on twitter. >> they were rumors on twitter, tmz reported it as well, obviously, a very reliable source when it comes to celebrity news. i do believe someone from the dnc leaked that in hopes of getting more people to watch. but, listen, there are far more important things for us to discuss. obviously, we knew it was going to be star-studded. what's interesting to to me is on the one hand, the media covers the star-studded p

>> tomi: i think that again, it was deliberate to push him back that far. wants good energy and joy and it is obvious joe biden does not represent that. kamala harris does have a positive tone and forward-looking performance. joe biden got on the stage and same old angry, yelling, talked about democracy and how donald trump will destroy the world. they wanted him to be late into the night and few people to listen to him. he's been simply doing the dirty work and piling on donald trump. his message is far from the happy joy harris campaign wants to present. now out to pasture. >> todd: not a lot of joy out of mr. biden. don't go anywhere, trump campaign's karoline leavitt is next. >> carley: first lawrence jones will look at what is coming up. >> lawrence: i miss you guys, i'm here in chicago. we'll hold down the forthere. pushed out of prime time, president biden touting his record and denying angry about be being booted from the ticket. kamala harris working to erase his legacy that she helped create, will voters buy it? we'll ask them. we'll ask bepete bu

. >> todd: bring in outkick host tomi lahren. great to have you on tomi tuesday.g magazine piece. there is the glow. text says harsz pulled off the sw swiftest vibe shift in modern history. revolving around cognitive decline of geriatric president has been trans formed and second donald trumps presidency no longer seems inevitable. kamala dropped out in 2020, pulled it off or has media pulled it you hava for her? >> tomi: i think you stole the words out of my mouth. media is doing all the work for harris and she does not have to give them anything in return, she does not have to give them an interview, be doesn't answer questions. they are happy to put her face on the cover, write great things and even acknowledge she won't speak to them. what this is about is that kamala harris is not donald trump and they want to see anybody, but donald trump. they have not liked her for four years, have not written great things about her, they have tried to revamp her and put her on the shelf for several years. now they resurrected her with help of nancy pelosi and barack obama

joining us now, tomi lahren.nst censorship. >> personally censored not nearly that i know of on twitter. but, on facebook and instagram i was a target for some of my commentary on covid and covid vaccine, i know this year well, thank goodness for elon musk, if not for elon musk fox business and fox news and a handful of other outlets, american people would not have wealth of information we have now, especially as it pertains to this upcoming election, we will be thinking that biden stumbling off or mumblinger deep fakes, thank you elon musk for that but there is a price he had to pay. he stepped out of his elite bubble and other elites were upset with that they coordinated this effort to take him down, take down spree speech -- free speech, he is fighting pack, he has money 'restoreses and forth feud to do itism they site -- elizabeth: they show death and breath of alleged censorship campaign is bigger than realized. >> and thank goodness for twitter files that elon musk put forward. she showed us what algorithm

clearly, they didn't want to be associated, tomi, with beyonce.ead. you have a theory about this, don't you? >> tmz reported early in the night that beyonce was going to be the special guest, and tmz gets it right. tmz does a great job on their reporting. that tells me that someone from the dnc, the democratic party, somebody leaks that somewhere. they didn't pull us out of thin air. this was somewhat widely reported that she somewhat widely reported that beyonce would be there. somebody high up lead to this. i think they leaked it to get people to watch because they wanted people that maybe he wouldn't normally tune a political speech, they wanted them to tune in to see beyonce or taylor swift, the two biggest names in music right now. then there was none of that. then they got to see kamala harris. i think this was purposeful. i don't think either were ever going to show up. i think this was to get eyes and ears of folks that would have normally not watched this. if so, a big lie and big manipulation. >> we know that it was not meant and it was

tomi lahren with us this morning.e $25,000 for first time homeowners, up to a million people could qualify for that. that's an awful lot of money. she buying votes? lauren: it's no different than biden's student loan forgiveness handout. it sounds good; right? in theory we want people getting into homes and buy ago home for young people is incredibly difficult and sounds like the easy if i thinks. but just like when you use student loan forgiveness and tuition rates don't go down, what happen when is you have $25,000? is your home price going down $25,000 and people owning the home going to say tack an extra $25,000 on because the government will give you more free money. free sounds good to young people because a lot of young people don't understand the way the economy works. it's understandable because we don't teach them in high school or sometimes even in college. i understand. stuart: they're not paying attention. >> they don't get it and have a harris administration now or want to be administration, i'll give yo

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fearless," tomi lahren, laura marshall, and paul moral.t took kamala harris nearly six weeks to sit down for an interview. she is flip-flopped on major issues. on the short amount of time she gave to the american people last night, harris was asked about these policy pivots but did not ask when the changes came from. let's start with fracking, something or vice president once vowed to ban. >> in 2019 you said "there is no favor i am in favor of banning fracking." as you know it's a pretty big issue. do you still want to ban fracking? >> no, and i made it clear on the debate stage in 2020 that i would not ban fracking. as vice president, i did not ban fracking. as president, i will not ban fracking. >> in 2019, i believe in a town hall, you were asked if he would commit to implementing a federal ban on fracking on your first day in office and you said "no danger i am in favor of banning fracking." so it changed in that campaign? >> in 2020 i made clear where i stand. we are in 2024 and i have not changed that position nor will i going forwa

i know you work closely with ranchers, tomi, so you have a better insight than i, but i would say thet frightening thing is the government coming in and regulating, controlling inflation and the like, thinking they have a solution to the problem. having that person offer the solution be experienced in all aspects. there is zero credibility, zero specificity that she has that we can trust her. to the point about the policy advisors, isn't that the american people? isn't that the heads of these unions? the heads of these groups that say "this would destroy us." for anyone who still has no idea, remember covid. the supply chains were rocked, get it fell on deaf ears, and the ministrations of let's continue to ban gas." saw the effects of a minimal shutter in the supply chain industry. this would be catastrophic. >> i think trump calling it the maduro economic plan is really strong. people who have studied what's happening in venezuela would resonate with that. >> exactly. there are a lot of new republican voters as well that have fled nations like that, nations like cuba, and never want

tomi lahren. tomi, paint paul's really pain? ess really i don't know. i would think that if donald trump spoke with such a personpp that'd be big news. . >> well, i give that person credit because if they're a radical, at lease persont they t they're a radical. we're still waiting for kamala harris and tim walz to explain to us their radical records and do their best to defend them. but i'll tell you what really bothers me about that footage of the minneapolis officers that were enforcing those covid protocols. >> most of those officer a thost did not want to do that. and let's also keep in mind that in 2020, thosalsoe, especiy in minnesota, where demonized by the democrap int acrossos this country, and especially in minnesota ove r george floyd, and then people like tim walz sent those same people that he demonized out into the streets to enforce their tyrannical ther protocols, had them doradical his dirty work just likeik the tyrants in california and elsewhere. th people are radical. they are

fox news contributor, tomi laren, host of fearless and fearless here tonight on one nation. ready to take off but i know you are in touch with the gen z crowd and gamers. do you know who aiden process? people watching play video games, a new thing now but he, along with baron, trump and bow, that could be the key to maybe winning over gen z voters. they put together package of trump doing interviews. i don't know if you've seen it yet but lighting up the gen z crowd. >> news tends to be democrat and as they get older, they become republican. >> we can't wait 50 years. [applause] >> i love it because i didn't know what they are and thought yet i heard he wanted to be a delicate and now behind the scenes, he's into politics and he is the secret weapon of the trump team. >> can barron trump the representative kamala, the real question. maybe i'll ask you next weekend. >> and wife wait for that. let's talk about lebron james, gold-medal. maybe the greatest effort but doesn't make up for the band here. superstar there but you are walking out of the car, just the wanted an autogra

joining me now host of tomi laren bayless on i'll pick.our thoughts about the president's move now? before early voting september 6, forget abc, and a lawsuit with george stephanopoulos. we saw the embassy reporter at that event. your thoughts about this move? >> donald trump and his team has any right to request the debate. the democrats have a huge advantage in this strategically because they pull a bait and switch on the candidate, a two on the candidacy is watching kamala harris who nobody elected, never went through primary process. they selected her, not elected her said donald trump and the campaign has every right to say i'm going to set the ground rules this time and you need to show up. he already participated in a debate, he knocked out the candidate for goodness sakes. if anybody is chicken, it should be kamala harris for good re reason. >> the guy just got shot in the face and you are questioning his courage box i'm pretty sure that is not going to hunt. >> i also think it would be good for vice president kamala harris to agre

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tomi lahrelahrenn and fox news contributor jason chaffetz. good to see you all. tomicontri, start with you. >> the media is not goingng to run this. i don't. if americans hear her in, her own words, if, you know, we have to have the courage not say to say radical islamic anrrorism, illegaladical alien. and by the way, don't say merryh christmas. how dareristmas. you? if they hear her on these o positions, i don't think shek can win. am i correct? the questionsh is will? well, the trump people will conserve. blicans it is will republicans be ables to bypass what is a cover up for fo hr her?s on >> well, a couple of things on that point, sean. she is a radical liberalrnia and that will be the most effectiv e the trump campaign and republicans can take against a kamalaeump camp. sign harris but all of this was done by design. kamala harris would have never i made it through a primary process. she didn't. leading up to her ruh primary p, that failed miserably. so she would have never made it through a primary. desig this was done by by designed to run out the clock,

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host tomi, this was a de dios. t i looked that up.nd what that means is essentially like crowding the entrywayp whic to.shop a shop. a lot of weird stuff going on between that and the iran hack attempts rd of actually both the biden and trump campaign. according to new "wall street journal" reporting . >> yet we shouldn't be surprised that the powersbe s that be globally wanted to shut down this conversation. we know earlie r today the eu issued that letter to elon musk kind of threatening him in a i way about violating certain laws in the eu if this conversation were to go awry or to actually put harmfulp content as they would deem it. so we shouldn't be surprisedut.r listen, there were some tech issues here, but the important thing is, is that hundreds ndreds of thousands, if not millions of people wanted to listen to this conversation because wanted to know what donald j. trump had to say. and i am so knt o that he's bacn twitter. truth social is a great platform, but thd hecke american people need to see him and they need to hear

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outkicks tomi lahren is fearless. tomi lahren. all right, tammy, start you reaction to all of it. and this is my worrytammy,. okay. in two weeks, mail in ballots go out. daysh carolinat.. elsewhere in 20 days, early voting starts in pennsylvani sts we know from polls, most americans, an overwhelming80 majority, 70 to 80%, don't know about these radical positions. it would be the job of a real journalist like if dana bash was one to play her recent comments and ask her why the change and just playange? the next comment. i did all prep for, by the way. it's on hannity, rt.coorm. yes, exactly. but what's even scarier than all this flip flopping is bad enough is that she has notshe ia said it herself. she's a ghost. ghost. she's running sean, as a ghost, just lik joe bide joe biden hasn running the country and some anonymous gang hase countr beenh decisions that face no accountability. it's the same situation. if you've noticed every flipry flop has been delivered by ans anonymous staffer. we have no idea.again, once again, we have no ideao ths who these people are. but this is happen

the celebrity and tomi the president works in porn or professional bowling.alls and the loser will not be on the zoom call with jeffrey toobin. [laughter] the. julian, you are of first here on behalf of the keeping it real podcast. gentlemen's name. >> born. [laughter] >> you just size of the crowd. gotta be. gentlemen's name is parker bone. porn or pulling? >> gentlemen no, bowling. >> she is correct. >> a left-handed bowler. i kid. you know sports, you cover them. when you're going on all the w way. >> you go, easy work. there are so many almost like you have an unfair advantage for stryker, a mueller or foreign side effects you are correct. 61-year-old. will to generous as far. forward step moms, a step class. [laughter] she's like you fairly having been this, somebody check her. [laughter] >> here we go. or don't. [laughter] sean rash which wouldn't be the best name for that line of work but then again sometimes you get their attention. >> a million present has to be because no one would work with them. >> what if he runs a webcam? >> not a star? >> he's

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tomi lahren said it vehemently last time on the show that president biden will not be the nominee.elt like it would only happen if it was a medical near emergency and i felt like he'd hold on as long as he could and maybe he did. now it's kamala harris and she was the obvious choice to be the successor. if they voted for president biden in the primary, they voted for her to be his inrunning mate and in that way she got votes. rachel: medical emergency was obamaitis. he decided it's time to go. joey: i'm tell you. will: president trump and jd vance heading to georgia to rally voters. rachel: meanwhile the harris campaign is making major changes to her staff ahead of her battleground state blitz next week. joey: madeleine rivera is live in washington. reporter: hi, guys. good morning. former president trump is holding rally in atlanta today in the same venue that vice president kamala harris packed earlier this week and trump and his running mate jd vance hoping to win back the battleground state and democrats all but written off till harris moved to the top of the democratic ticket.

when you look at the maps, how much it really comes down to pennsylvania, tomy when i saw this pick, i thought, well, that is a gamble. kamala harris has a bit of a gambler in her heart to not go with shapiro. maybe there was something personal, they didn't sync very well. pennsylvania is so obvious a state she needs to win that, you know, i think it's a slightly riskier pick than picking shapiro, but we'll see. >> it's a surprise, but not that big of a surprise. >> wait until tomorrow. there will be more surprises. >> i believe you. >>> as we go to break, we're watching tripadvisor, reporting second quarter results that were well below analyst estimates and flagging, quote, anticipated top line head wipds, coming in below street expectations, down just about 15%. we're back right after this. chain, easy-to-use tools and paper trading to help sharpen your skills, you can stay on top of the market from wherever you are. e*trade from morgan stanley power e*trade's easy to-use tools make complex trading less complicated. custom scans can help you find new trading opportunities, while an

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"fox news" comfort -- contributor tammy bruce and tomi lahren. when you get into the issue of absolutely no regulation on abortion no restrictions at all when you get into gender affirming care for children without parental consent, when you get into putting feminine products and boys in school i think that you literally have lost the american people but most people don't know it yet. how big are those issues? >> i think they are very important because they come than the one thing which is the destruction of the american family. you don't need to be a person of faith to understand the value and the importance of family units. this is about humanity. it's about instinct and about the future. it's about making, having a better experience in your life so this is, it affects all of us and when i was on the left and very hard people from right saying about abortion that this is never going to end but they will want to do it after birth and we all said that's and that's never going to happen. and yet here we are. they talk with the democratic conventio

joe concha along with tomi lahren is fearless and fox contributed jason chaffetz.tommy the media is not going to run this. if americans hear her in her own words, you have to have the courage not to say radical islamic terrorism, illegal alien and don't say merry christmas. how daria. if they hear her on these positions i don't think she can win. on my correct? the question is will the trump people, will conservatives and republicans be able to bypass what is a cover-up for her? >> a couple of things on that point. she's a california radical liberal and that will be the most effective strategy the trump campaign republicans can take against kamala harris but all of this was done by design. kamala harris would never have made it through primary process. she didn't leading up to her running 2020 the field miserably. this was done by design to run at the clock and swap out show at the last possible minute and hope the honeymoon period for kamala could last all the way until early voting. democrats a very strategic and they played this very well. the biggest thing the

that post saying the neighborhood post went beyond all possible doubt trump's fix az on migrant crime tomi highlight his campaign's embrace of the grit replacement theory, the fear that black and brown migrants will replace americans in the voting booth, theot workplace, and a neighborhood near you. joining me now is charlie sykes, co-founder andar former editor large of f the bulwark. also with me is angela rye, co-host of the podcast and former executive director and general counsel to the executive black caucus. great to have you here to talk about an up fortunate sort of -- i won't even say development because it's been going on for so long, but the reality in the gop. at one point republicans still tried to call this immigration, but it seemed so obvious at this point this really is about the great replacement theory. does it surprise you? andt do you think it is at all liability for voters if trump is going to win this election? >> well, obviously he's not tryings to persuade swing vote. he's tryingo to inject more fe and motivation to his base. i understand some people will say he's

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. >> tomi lahren, thank you. well, that's all for tonight. . been a busy news night. god bless america. outnumbered at noon a busyn tom. tune in. sean is next. and welcome to hannity. all right. huge breaking news tonight. president trump, elon musk trum on air a while back for a discussion on abc'k s this after musk said that x wasr facing what is called a massive ddos attack, which is aber at cyber attack that disrupts services like this interviewta. you know this on the heels of trump's campaign being attackedew this . really? you know, how many more attacks are we going tn,more atto have? and why would they use the european union today? put out a warning about elon and the interview and thee pena penalties he may face if he dares to go forwardlt? and they may be going after himi to silence freedom of speech and interfere in american electionng after ts in all throt europe. what is going on here? i know many of you, you know, could not hear this discussion tonighg on t. we've been finally able to get in and listen, we've got some of the highlights. going to play it

we thought of konica tomy and it is it is the case that, you know, it's very easy to imagine a lot of bad use cases of ai and it's funny i mean everyone who reads the book kind of says, oh, you're being very, very optimistic. yeah, not not to call you a mark or anything, but you're you're you come off as a techno optimist. and in the book, i've been thinking and, you know, i don't want to be overly defensive of that because it feels like everyone has walked away from the book with that. but what what i try to point out is i too am afraid of a lot of the negative use cases. i am afraid of. i mean, if we thought things like phishing attacks and fraud were bad five years ago, they're about to get ten times worse. i mean, it's just in the car. i was telling my wife was here, i was like, we need a code word for our family because we might get a phone call from someone who sounds like our mom or our children saying, hey, you got to bail me out, or you to, you know, send some money, etc. so i'm scared about that. i'm scared about deepfakes, scared about misinformation. know there was a case