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Phrase republicans have used to criticize the president for as they see it increasing violent crimes, surging border crossings and soaring inflation. there is just one problem with that characterization. the numbers are going the other way. as axios points out, violent crime rates are down across the board, illegal border crossings dropped to the lowest level in nearly two years in june, and inflation is retreating. in fact morgan stanley credited bidenomics with increasing economic growth so significantly the bank was forced to make quote a sizeable upward division to towards its gdp forecast back with us rick wilson and danielle moodie. the numbers don t lie rick. you ve got to look at republicans. i keep tabs on republican conversations both online as well as on fox and fox business. ....
greg: welcome back. do we really need giant trucks to drive our butt to starbucks. axios, an online thing, reports how pickup trucks have become so imposing over years and apparently this is a problem. imposing a word usually reserved for museums, mansions and a stack of kilmeade bucks in the reminders section. probably unnecessary. but that s why i like it. as axios points out, truck sales are through the roof as people embrace the big truck life style. pickups bring in record profits for auto makers but safety advocates say their massive size weight and blind spots render them unsafe. which is the same thing they said about the statue of liberty. thank you. i m the real hero. actually, they didn t say that at all but it sounded good. ....
He was sounding the alarm on the economic harm being done in d.c. he said the fed s job of fighting inflation or attempting to engineer what they continue to call a soft landing, he said it s impossible. he says it s an irreconcilable disconnect between what the white house is doing and what jerome powell s inflation-fighting mandate is. he said the white house is baking into the equation a really deep recession. this was charlie s point, that when you ve lost larry fink, i don t know who is next. at some point they will be caught up. to your point, if people are voting with their gut and pocketbook and the family first, and kayleigh: and larry summers is a liberal economist, too. i just want to zone entities, these are toss-up seats, and republicans have five, democrats have five. florida, north carolina, ohio, pennsylvania, new hampshire, arizona, georgia, nevada. he says, that say republicans don t get pennsylvania. i argue they likely could with ....
$850 million a year for migrants and caring for them. how about spreading the fair share of caring for that cost if we talk about equity? so it s a double standard, and just as an immigrant, it breaks my heart. harris: lili, that is such an excellent point when you say fair share. that s part of the nomenclature, the verbal weaponry. lili: that s the weaponry. harris: that s what they use when it comes all sorts of things like taxes. why can t you pay your fair share? or this or that. but when you talk about being on both sides, seeing both sides, that s really critical. lili: it is. and when it s my fair share of upfronting the cost for hosting those migrants, all of a sudden it s selective inclusion. and it seems like, just between us on the couch, we have traveled and represented more, we have talked about more, we have aggregated more specificity than our bor border czar. ....
New yorker right here walking the streets that exact same week. kayleigh: it s horrifying, todd. and yet congress has barred the guantanamo prisoners from coming to u.s. soil. the biden administration says they don t want it. what happens to the 38 prisoners there with life sentences as what they get? todd: that s a great question, but i want to go back to this overall point on the death penalty. if this is not the case for the death penalty, the murder of thousands of americans, then what is? kayleigh, that may be the point. this could be the push to eliminate the death penalty. hear me out on this, if a defense attorney looks and says, hey, you didn t give the death penalty to the guy who killed 3,000 americans, why are you going to give it to my client? that can be part of an overall push and that is an underlying thing that is extremely concerning to me about what we have seen, not the least of which is a common, these parents and families don t want closure, they want justic ....