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i'm a junior here at the university of wisconsin lacrosse.lb voting for the first time in november, i'm researching each candidate and i have two questions for you. first as i've been living on my own, buying my own gas and groceries i've noticed that everything has become more expensive. for me i try to eat healthy and stay lean. a pound of meat has gone from four dollars to seven dollars. i also would like to buy a home someday but that seems impossible now. what's your plan to make life more affordable and bring down inflation for someone like me? >> thank you, very good. [ cheering and applause ] >> it's probably the question i get most. they say you have to vote with your stomach, i don't know if you've heard it but it's a little bit true and groceries and food has gone up at levels that nobody has ever seen before. we've never seen anything like it. you take a look at bacon in some of these products and some people don't eat bacon anymore. and we are going to get the energy prices down. me get energy down, this was caused by their horri

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>> kayleigh: well, hopping there in lacrosse, wisconsin. keep us updated there, garrett, thank you.l, on to this: kamala harris set to give her first interview since being handed the democratic presidential nomination. but not without her running mate, tim walz. we are told, this is, quote: the most expansive explanation to date on why she has changed some of her positions. but thus far kamala has given no explanation for her epiphanies, relying instead on analysis aids to water down radical views with reporters all done behind the scenes. now, there are big pressing even confounding questions tonight for harris. but will the liberal media ask them we have some questions. we put them town down. we want to pose them to you. first, on the border. the harris campaign confirmed to fox news -- listen to this. that she has reversed several of her prior positions on immigration, including decriminalizing illegal crossings, closing ice detention centers and starting from scratch with ice. but here is how she explained her flip-flops in a clip released from her joint interview. >> i think th

wisconsin. that's where we are now and lacrosse, wisconsin. but again, it gives an indication into sort of the theme who's that he is playing out using over the course of his campaign yeah, both these candidates know how, how critical that issue is to their voters. >> to their bases. omar, this will be trump's first visit to wisconsin since the republican national convention. what are you hearing about? what we can expect tonight? >> well, one thing that we do know just for context is wisconsin and michigan where he's leaving now, they were all states that he won in in 2016, but then states that joe biden was able to win in 2020 and that when, especially in wisconsin, was by the slightest of margins. so coming here to wisconsin, first visit, as you mentioned, since the rnc to cement himself if he hasn't already among the supporters that we've seen come from all over this portion of the midwest for perspective, we're essentially on the border of wisconsin and minnesota right now. so not everybody is coming from wisconsin to this particular rout

she has this carefully controlled, i think it was an 18 minute interview, trump goes to lacrosse, wisconsinan open front town hall meeting, ask me what you want. he took more questions in that one town hall meeting in lacrosse than she will take in the next two weeks. and so i just think his capacity as a campaigner and the truth, i mean, the truth is what she said last night is i really am a san francisco radical, i you really really amin favor of everythingd over the last years and anything my campaign says right now is not true. she said nothing has changed. if nothing has changed, then she is for mandating electric vehicles, is for keeping the border open, a whole bunch of policies. she proposed a 25% tax on unrealized capital gains which is a threat to every homeowner in the country. i mean, her policies that she has articulated are so far to the left that big government socialism may not be strong enough as an explanation of how much of your money she wants. cheryl: why is the pushback, especially on her policy initiatives, whether former policy positions or these now changed policy p

. >>> donald trump's town hall event in lacrosse, wisconsin, tonight will be hosted by former democraticgabbard. gabbard endorsed donald trump on monday just a few days after donald trump got rfk jr.'s endorsement. he named rfk jr. and gabbard honorary co-chairs of his presidential transition team. if you're asking yourself what the fringe politician, those ones, do for donald trump, my next guest argues it's exactly that. they get voters on the fringes. quote, republicans see those voters as up for grabs in an otherwise polarized electorate. people who might vote third party or not at all but can be brought into the gop fold with the right care and attention. joining us now, the man behind that report, political reporter dave weigel. good to see you. tell me more about these fringe voters. >> yes, i can't think of another presidential campaign in modern history that has done this much to reach out it people who were going to vote third party. the theory behind this is that there is a republican base, a trump base that is fairly strong. he's polling better, higher favorables than he did

wisconsin is must-win. jd vance is in [ inaudible ] today and donald trump in lacrosse tomorrow and kamala harris and tim walzago convention. all of the candidates would do well to focus on, no surprise here, the economy. a "new york times" siena poll of voters in wisconsin shows it is their most important issue. joining us now ben wicklehrer, chair of the wisconsin democratic party. thank you very much for joining us. the economy, big and broad, what specifically? >> well, the question is, who is fighting for working families for the middle class and who is fighting for the rich? it's pretty clear. if you look at each of their plans and what they have said at their convention and everywhere else, kamala harris and tim walz understand the middle class bus they're from it and they're going to fight to bring down costs from groceries to child care to expanding social security and medicare, prescription drug costs and so much more. trump and vance are on the side of their billionaire buddies and their plan to cut taxes for the ultra wealthy and then set off an inflation bomb to raise costs for middle-class famil

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