senator tommy tuberville, thank you very much, sir.ways, folks, coming up here, kamala harris snubbing the al smith dinner tonight. big catholic charities dinner. i'll be there myself. she's sending in a prerecorded video instead. really? think that's going to help? we have byron york and katie pavlich to weigh in. kudlow is available as a podcast. episodes available every weekday right after the show on spotify, apple, and fox business podcast.com. i'm kudlow and i double as a podcaster. there are some things that work better together. like your workplace benefits and retirement savings. presentation looks great. thanks! thanks! voya provides tools that help you make the right investment and benefit choices so you can reach today's financial goals. that one! and look forward, to a more confident future. that is one dynamic duo. voya, well planned, well invested, well protected. meet the traveling trio. the thrill seeker. the soul searcher. and - ahoy! it's the explorer! each helping to protect their money with chase. woah, a lost card

late ilater in the show tommy tuberville, and kamala and democrats can call trump every bad name in the book, they are desperate, he is leading the race, coming down the homestretch. because kamala harris and her s supporters don't want to talk 'failures of biden administration or far left views, they are spending most of their time attacking donald trump personally. the latest on the, act trump tape, calling himself a fascist, almost a meaningless word, not something that voting public understands or believes in, it is incorrect. as "wall street journal" points out today, fascism historically means national socialism, that is government control over much of the economy. turning to the journal by that definition democrats are national socialists, they use regulations, mandates, law enforcement, trillions of dollars in spending, all trying to force americans to follow their dictates on climate and culture and other things. add massive kamala harris supported tax hikes to the mix. trump is the deregulator, the tax cutter with elon musk spending cutting, if you want to get technical, democ

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maria: coming up, alabama senator tommy the tuberville on the wars, the border and the final stretchf this race and why the u.s. is buying and using military drones from china. plus, nine days until election day, and president trump is cutting into democrat strongholds. a party underway in new york, gearing up for a rally at new york's madison square garden tonight. as early voting has begun and the doj is digging in on keeping noncitizens on the voter rolls. republican national committee chairman michael whatley with former georgia senator kelly loveler on the 39 million who have already voted and the state of this race today. plus, your money, your vote. higher taxes and more spending. kamala harris' plans for your money versus donald trump's visions of growth. trump donor, hedge fund billionaire and potential incoming treasury secretary john paulson on the candidates' closing arguments for your dollars. it's all right here, right now on "sunday morning futures." ♪ ♪ maria: and we begin this sunday morning with the war on israel and its retaliation against iran as israel launch. ed

all right, folks, for more on this and the debate tonight, the let's bring in alabama senator tommy tubervillethey getting it done, fema and buttigieg and mr. biden and mr. harris? people are in trouble in georgia, they're in trouble in carolina. they may be in trouble in tennessee, i don't know everything there is to know. so far nobody's been down there. our peter doocy says they've only ponied up emergency money of a million four. doesn't sound fabulous to me, senator, what do you think? >> no. i don't know where the money's at. they find money to send to ukraine and all over the world, but for the people in the eastern part of the country, they need help. all you have to do is look at the videos, larry. it's absolutely horrible what they've gone through. now, we're going on six days, and where's biden and harris been? president trump's been on the ground raising money, doing everything he can possibly do. this is multi, multibillion dollar damage. i heard peter doocy just talking about the quartz. that's going to be a huge problem. i tell you another problem, this is right in the middle of

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elizabeth: senator tommy tuberville, come back soon. it's good to see you. >> thank you. elizabeth: to this story, transportation secretary pete buttigieg now says that this massive port if strike could deliver a real punch to the u.s. economy. more inflation, shortages. now the dock workers are striking because his or toic inflation under the biden-harris white house has torched and, you know, basically blown through their paychecks. ashley webster in the port of savannah, georgia, with the story. >> it's day three of the longshoremen's strike, still no contract in place. here at the port of savannah, the strikers have been walking the picket if lines now sun-up to sundown. the concern is with each passing day, the tightening and squeeze on products coming into the country will get worse. food supplies, auto parts, consumer goods all could be affected, the big box retailers have been able to plan ahead by stockpiling some goods, but those goods will run out quickly enough. it's also bad news for the victims in hurricane helene who are in desperate if need of supply. supp

with a statement saying this is totally in line with the amendment for the dod butna senator tommy tuberville thought it was appropriate to suddenly jam up the promotionpr work. rita think of the past the dod has not been interested in tracking this and now they're concerned when they tried to take care of their people they are going to be penalized based on a political agenda as opposed to we are providing high-quality healthcare for our personnel to maintain mission readiness. >> you've alluded to it. obviously this is become a political issue and people are talking about this. i don't hear a lot of discussion of women in the military. obviously this creates certain barriers for everyone, what is an particular about women in the military that makes it so much more challenging. >> i think also women in the military don't have the same autonomy as women that are in the military. as an officer in the military, i cannot travel more than 150 miles away from my duty station without permission of my commander i have to put in the leave or pass request to do this, the civilian women could do whatev

statement saying that this was in line with the commitment as far as the dod was concerned, yet tommy tubervillehought it was appropriate to jam up of the aversion -- the promotion work. now they are concerned when they tried to take care of their people they are going to be penalized based on a political agenda as opposed to we are providing high-quality health care for our personnel to maintain mission readiness. >> obviously, this has become a political issue, and people are talking about this, but i do not hear a lot of discussion of women in the military. this creates barriers for everyone. what is it about women in the military that makes this much more challenging? >> women in the military do not have the same autonomy as well and not in the military. as an officer in the military i cannot travel more than 150 miles away from my duty station without permission from my commander. civilian women can do whatever they want what they are not work. we do not have that luxury. it we do not have the luxury of where we are stationed. i could be stationed in any state or country that the army has d

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all this while vp kamala harris kicks off a week of softball media interviews and senator tommy tuberville weighing in on that in a moment. peter doocy live at the white house with the very latest in his sparring with spokes people there. peter, interesting day. >> yeah, they are. this is going to be the most we've seen vice president harris over the next couple days for the media appearances. off script since she since july 21st and president biden dropped out and ascended to the role of presumptive nominee. her schedule includes one tough interview. 60 minutes airing tonight, but the clip that we've got shows her. >> we have a close ally in netanyahu. >> the better question is do we have a important alliance between the american people and the ziti rag israeli people ande abs is answer is yes. >> she'll have late show with steven colbert and thursday a univision town hall and david axelrod saying the strategically and important shift and town halls and key battlegrounds valuable too and remains to be seen when she does that. president biden is send ago letter now urging them to come back

senator tommy tuberville was the first senator to endorse president trump back in 2022.el and this retaliation i against iran with mike turner. how is it possible the chairman of the intelligence committee, how is it possible that the u.s. leaked documents of israel's plans to retaliate against iran all there in plain sight on social media? we'll get into it with victoria coates as well. and john paulson, he could be the incoming treasury secretary. there's a real horse race going on between john paulson, potentially scott bess end, howard lutnick. we're going to talk to john paulson about money. one candidate wants to raise taxes, the other wants to cut taxes. we're going to the talk about 2024, this election, and what it means for your wallet with john paulson. a big show coming up. rachel: yeah. one wants price controls, the maduro plan. [laughter] all right -- maria: rac health care, i've said this over and over again, it's so disingenuous to say inflation happened because of corporate greed, okay? if you believe that, then what do you have to say about the corporate

joining us now to talk some more about the great bret baier interview, we have senator tommy tubervilleeat state of alabama. senator tuberville, sir, as always, welcome. i just want to -- we're going to play a couple quick clips for you, but i assume you saw it or saw part of this interview. one of the most disturbing parts, i think, to me, is that she lost her cool. there was a temperament thing that you always look for in presidential candidates no matter how, you know, how hot it may be in the kitchen. you're supposed to keep your cool. and i think she lost her cool. i think she blew up, basically, at bret baier last night. i don't know if you see it the same way or, you know, you've within around these things or -- been around these things for a long time or you have a different take. >> no, i totally agree with you, larry. she came across last night as a crazed, like a crazy ex-girlfriend. [laughter] and the only thing that we learned was how obsessed, absolutely on to accessed she was with donald trump. there was no policies. i listened to everything she said about immigration. i'

senator tommy tuberville thought it was appropriate to jam up the promotion work. in the past, the dod has not necessarily been interested in tracking this. now they are concerned when they try to take care of their people, they will be penalized ace on a political agenda as opposed to we are providing high-quality health care for personnel to maintain mission readiness. >> you alluded to it, this has become a political issue, people are talking about this -- i don't hear discussion about women in the military. this creates certain barriers for everyone. what is it about living in the military that makes it much more challenging? >> i was a women in the military don't have the same autonomy as women who are not in the military. as an officer in the military, i cannot travel more than 150 miles away from my duty station without permission of my commander. i have to put out leave or pass request to do that. civilian women can do whatever they want when they are not at work. we also don't have the luxury of where we are station. i can be stationed at any state or coun

and when newt or when the speaker or when tommy tuberville, who's here someplace, the great senator from alabama, or when any one of our literally 75 by the way, should i introduce all of them by name? i should should i? no. yes. i don't know. it's a lot speaker should i? i don't know, will they be angry at me? they will. it's a lot of introducing. right. let's keep going with this speech. right. but you know when you have a when you're in this profession i have a friend. he wanted to come in. i said, what's your do you like speaking. well i do, but i have a great fear of speaking. i said, don't be a politician. if you have a fear of speaking, don't be a politician. but one thing you have to know is that no matter how good your people are that operate, this machinery, it's going to break and you're going to be out there all by yourself a lot, and you got to be able to do so. three weeks ago, she was saying there was only 32 days left. right. and she's reading it like, oh, it's 32 days. and it stopped and she went, there's 32 days, 32, 32. and i was watching. i said, this isn't pretty. 32

and i was talking with tommy tuberville yesterday, senator tuberville, scott, and he was pretty firmn expectations that the republicans take the senate, not so sure about the house, to liz's point. >> it's questionable, maria. liz is right. these turnouts that we saw last night can really certainly help push that forward. i'll tell you, the way trump came off yesterday was really appropriate for the kind of situation we're in coming in eight days away so he's calm, he's confident, he's optimistic. that's what i believe the folks that are following him so closely want to see right now. seeing his optimism is there and the fact that people are showing up shows you that there's actually a fervor going on right now when we needed to fulfill the goal. maria: it's probably good to be peaking now when he is. real quick, scott, on this market, dow industrials up 200 points is this about trump? big tech earnings? is it this about the economic data? what do you think? >> everything. right now it's trump's push in the polls. the earnings have been so good for the market, when you look at tech e

and when the speaker or when tommy tuberville who is here someplace, the great senator from alabama, any one of our literally 75 -- by the way, should i introduce all of them by name? i should. should i? no? yes? i don't know. it's a lot. speakers, should i? i don't know. will they be angry? i don't know. it is a lot of introducing, right? let's keep going with this speech. but you know, when you are in this profession, i have a friend who wanted to come in, you like speaking? well, i do, but i have a great fear of speaking. i said, don't be a politician. if you have a fear of speaking, don't be a politician. but one thing you have to know is no matter how good your people are that operate this machinery, it is going to break and you are going to be out there all by yourself a lot, and you have got to be able to do so. three weeks ago, she was saying there were only 32 days left, and she is reading it like, ugh. there are 32 days, and it stopped. and she went, there are 32 days. 32. 32. and i was watching. i said, this isn't pretty. 32. she was gone. and then, , it kicked back on. sh

i've done work with tommy tuberville to help farmers. in georgia. and alabama.e way too many women dying in the united states of america just trying to bring a baby into the world. among wealthy nations, we have the dubious distinctions of outstripping everybody. and for black women, it's three to four times the rate of their white sisters. and so i said to marco rubio, you're pro-life. how about let's save the lives of these women? [ cheers and applause ] who are trying to bring children into the world. >> jimmy: that's a nice way of putting it. >> this terrible situation has gotten worse now as we've seen these extreme abortion bans in georgia. as donald trump has taken credit, as he should, for overthrowing roe v. wade. we had a young woman in georgia, amber thurman, a young mother. she had a 6-year-old son. and she needed a basic -- basic medical care, you know, that they do every single day. a d&c. and she didn't get it done. she was laying in the hospital for 20 hours. why? because the doctors were somewhere on a dilemma between their hippocratic oath and

senator tommy tuberville. and he's a from a great place. alabama i love alabama, alabama i'm up in alabama by 49 points 49 points. we're up by a lot in a lot of different places. but it's a great place. and thank you, tommy and all of our other great congressmen. we have so many of i ever named, and we're going to be up here a long time. so they're going to be angry. they won't speak to me for probably a month or so, but it'll calm down after that. right? matt gaetz it'll come down, it'll come down. but we have great, great people and they're really doing a job. and we're going to turn this country around. you know, with me, we got to get the congressmen elected and we got to get the senators elected because we can take the senate pretty easily. and i think with our little secret, we're going to do really well with the house. right? our little secret is having a big impact. he and i have a secret. we'll tell you what it is when the race is over. i also want to thank jim dolan and everyone at madison square garden for an unbelievable. this i

we have a senator here who i love, senator tommy tuberville. and he is from a great place, alabama, i love alabama. i am up in alabama by 49 points. 49 points. we are up by a lot and a lot of different places but it is a great place and thank you, tommy and all of our other great congress, we have so many if i name them all i would be up here for a long time so they might be angry but it'll come down in the month or so, but we have great people and they are really doing a job and we are gonna turned this country around you know with me we gotta get that congressman and the senators elected because we can take the senate pretty easily and i think with a little secret we are gonna do really well with the house, our little secret is we have a big impact, he and i have a little secret, we will tell you what it is when the race is over and i want to thank jim dolan and everyone at madison square garden will -- garden, this is unbelievable. what a location. you know they tried to talk jim out of the location, we are going to move you all over the pla

senator tommy tuberville. and he's a from a great place. alabama. i love alabama, alabama. i'm up in alabama by 49 points, 49 points. we're up by a lot in a lot of different places. but it's a great place. and thank you, tommy and all of our other great congressmen. we have so many of i ever named him. we're going to be up here a long time. so they're going to be angry. they won't speak to me for probably a month or so, but it'll calm down after that. right? matt gaetz it'll calm down. it'll calm down. but we have great, great people and they're really doing a job. and we're going to turn this country around. you know, with me, we got to get the congressmen elected, and we got to get the senators elected because we can take the senate pretty easily. and i think with our little secret, we're going to do really well with the house. right? our little secret is having a big impact. he and i have a secret. we'll tell you what it is. when the race is over. i also want to thank jim dolan and everyone at madison square garden for an unbelievable this is unbelievable. i've watched t

. >> tommy tuberville made my day. he is a colossal fool, and he doesn't know it. >> yeah every day, crack of dawn, that you would pick up a french language radio station ambrose thibodaux. hey, ma'am, are you grew up it was very rural. it was very pristine now officially in carville louisiana the naming of carville is an interesting map of louisiana prior to 1909. it was called island and there was a sicily island. it's a pecan island. there's about five other island place names. and the mail kept getting mixed up and my grandfather at the time was the postmaster. so they said, well, we'll just name the postal designation carville because it was named after my family. people assumed that we were land barons. understand? we were small time bureaucrats. we had a good name. we could get into any club. we just couldn't pay the dues father was born in. if you were in carville in 1920, this would definitely be top three pieces of residential real estate louisiana architecture probably if you lived here, you were black >> my

>> tommy tuberville. made my day. >> he is a colossal fool, and he doesn't know it. >> yeah what did you think of the inflation number? james has several knitting clubs people who he calls all day, every day. crack of dawn. first thing in the morning. last thing at night. these are very deep foxhole buddies. >> okay. okay. hey, i got to take this. this business call. i got to take this okay? >> i can probably count on 2 or 3 hands. the number of days over the last 30 years where i didn't speak to james at least once. he's probably got seven dozen people on speed dial. >> hey, uh, give me a call when you get a chance. thanks. >> hello yes, sir. john mack, four times a day. george stephanopoulos. paul begala butthead. >> i don't know butt-head's real name. >> oh. what are you doing? another poll anytime soon? >> yeah he's not calling and saying, how's your son? >> he's calling and saying what's going on? which means what do you hear politically? what do you think? have you seen this? did you read that? let

politicians here, great ones really greca summer, nuts out there, but great guns speaker or when tommy he tuberville, who's here someplace, the great senator from alabama or when any one of our literally 70 by the way, should i introduce all of them by? i should should i know speaker? should i, i don't now, will they be angry? i've yet i will say a lot of introducing, right. let's keep going with this feature so? when you have a when you're in this profession, i've a friendly wanted to come in. i said, what's your like speaking while i do, but i have a great fear of speaking. i said don't be a politician if you have a fear of speaking dopey, a policy issue. but one thing you have to know is that no matter how good year people are that operate this machinery, it's going to break and you're going to be out there all by yourself a lot and you gotta be able to do so three weeks ago, she was saying there was only 32 days left and she's reading is 32 days and it stopped and she went this 32 days 30 32 32. >> and i was like you said, this isn't burning very to she was gone and then debit it, kicked back on